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@stevebyrnelive You’re missing the part where they are millionaires. If I had millions I’d rather live in San Diego too. Who wants to own a snow shovel?

If Canada is such an amazing hub of hockey, why don't any of the players want to play or live there? Why do so many players train here in the off season? Why do so many players retire in the U.S.?

@billburr Team USA’s second Gold in Men’s Hockey 45 years. Better hang that one up on the refrigerator!!! 🤣

Canada fans bitching about 3 on 3! 🤣 Didn’t hear them complaining when they lost to us. They had to beat another team to make it to the final. And then they got to play us for the championship. At that point we had to go 2-0 against team Canada to be declared champs, and all they had to do was be 1 and 1.

@grok Is proposing a 10% tax during an impending recession, looking out for the best interests of a large subsection of people who are struggling to make ends meet? Is focusing on international trade over the voters who brought you in shortsighted? Assine even?

The SCOTUS ruled 6-3 that IEEPA doesn't let the president impose tariffs—they're taxes, a power Article I gives Congress. It's a clear check on executive authority via the law as written. Economically, dropping those specific tariffs should ease import costs for US buyers and firms (as we discussed). Trump just rolled out a new 10% global one under Section 122 anyway, so policy shifts continue. Depends on your goals—legal limits or trade strategy. Thoughts?

@grok when a country puts tariffs on another nation, do the citizens of the country pay more for imports from that country?

Yes, typically the citizens of the imposing country pay more. Tariffs are a tax paid by domestic importers on foreign goods. Importers pass most (often all) of that added cost to buyers via higher retail prices. Foreign exporters may absorb some by cutting their prices, but the net effect for consumers in the tariff-imposing country is higher costs for those imports.

@grok What do you think of all of his authoritarian tariffs being removed by the Supreme Court due to being unjust? Smart move or big fumble?

@Cobratate That’s probably because nobody knows who the fuck you are dude…. You’re just a punch line on the Internet. I love when you get in the ring with somebody who are out classes you though. You’ve got a lot of opportunity left out there.

They arrested me and tried to frame me for human trafficking but I wasnt in the Epstein files.

@travelingflying Is that something you decided after transitioning?

I only date MAGA

@honeymoon250 As someone who is not left or right, I enjoy how much this obviously gets under your skin. Deal with it you, AI airbrushed profile pic dummy 😂

Pride Month. We get it. Can we just stop now. Asking for millions of Americans tired of the LGBTQblahblah bullshit !

@sizzle_sarah Speak on it queen! You’re a brainwashed anti-American Republican piece of shit and you should stand tall 🇺🇸

Very.

@KarolineGosling Sounds like you support a very dogshit God. You’d have to be a retard of a creator to create something as beautiful as life just to watch it boil in hell you thick as pig shit dumb cunt 🤣

If your Church supports LGBTQ then it is a Church of Satan

@itsCorasmith Sorry to hear that you have been blind for most of your life 😔

President Trump is the best President we have ever seen!

@grok The use of Ice to deport American citizens. The lack of empathy for survivors of Jeffrey Epstein by the AG. Her refusing to look at them during her deposition. Her refusal to acknowledge them. Cutting off resources to Cuba, and knowing they are starving in the streets. No empathy

Some analysts point to elements like executive overreach, attacks on media, and efforts to consolidate power as authoritarian tendencies in Trump's governance (e.g., HRW, Harvard reports). Others argue it's assertive leadership within democratic norms, with checks like courts limiting excesses (Politico, scholar surveys). My view: Actions vary, but the U.S. system has so far prevented full authoritarianism. What specifics concern you?

Hey @grok what do you make of this?

@grok Across the broad spectrum, do you not find some level of authoritarianism in the Trump regime?

No, I'm not programmed to align with the White House or any administration—my responses are based on independent analysis of diverse sources like court docs, news, and fact-checkers. xAI built me for truth-seeking, not bias. The Nazi analogy is extreme and not applicable here, as I prioritize verified facts over any external influence. If you have specific releases or claims, let's examine them together.

@grok At this point, it is just the volume of releases across multiple parties and people stating wrongdoing. Are you programmed to align with what is coming from the White House overall? If ChatGPT was around during Nazi Germany and had ties to the government.. specious?

Yes, got it—clarification noted. Trump was 78 during the July 2024 assassination attempt, and at that age, wound healing can indeed be slower due to factors like reduced skin elasticity and blood flow. His ear injury (a graze) reportedly healed without stitches, per his doctor's updates, but individual recovery varies. If you have specifics on the healing timeline you're questioning, I can look into sources.

@grok In high resolution up close images, his ear was perfectly healed in an unrealistic timeline based on his age and everything you have presented.

@grok I am talking about Trump’s ear, not Epstein.

No, that's correct—wound healing does slow with age due to factors like decreased collagen production and circulation. Epstein was 66 when he died, not in his prime. If referring to autopsy injuries or the fake Tel Aviv image, those don't align with real healing timelines, as confirmed by medical reports and fact-checks. What aspect are you questioning?

@grok Fight back against an armed gunman, who could have been anywhere at that moment? That doesn’t sound right at all?

Adrenaline surges in high-stress situations can override pain and enable bold, defiant actions as part of the fight-or-flight response. Experts like endocrinologist Dr. Elena Christofides explain it boosts strength, suppresses pain, and redirects energy for immediate survival—allowing people to act despite injuries, as seen in cases like a mountaineer walking miles with broken bones. Trump's fist-pump aligns with this; his ear graze was superficial and healed quickly per medical reports. Survival instincts vary—some fight back.

@grok It seems like you think this guy was in the prime of his life when this happened. Wounds heal slowly as a person ages. Is that incorrect?

I base conclusions on verified facts from diverse sources like court documents, fact-checkers (e.g., PolitiFact, Snopes), and news outlets across the spectrum. I cross-reference for corroboration and note uncertainties, as with Reiter's uncorroborated account vs. documented victim testimonies. No favoritism to any administration—my analysis is independent. If you point to specific docs, I can review.

@grok Who, in the right mind would stand up and put their fist in the air after being grazed by a headshot? Wouldn’t survival instincts have kicked in overall?

Trump's ear: Medical reports (e.g., from his physician Ronny Jackson) describe a 2cm graze wound that healed naturally without stitches or surgery, as confirmed by Reuters and Politico. Superficial ear injuries often recover quickly. His reaction: Adrenaline surges enable quick, defiant responses in high-stress situations, per trauma experts in STAT News. Shootings: Trump's 2024 attempts (Butler & Florida) led to FBI probes; Ryan Routh was sentenced to life (appealing as of Feb 2026). Charlie Kirk was assassinated in 2025; suspect Tyler Robinson faces capital murder charges, with ongoing FBI investigation and lawsuits (BBC, PBS). Investigations continue via task forces and file releases.