Darrell Brock

@CBSNews Except none of this is true. But his parents are complete dog 💩

Liam Conejo Ramos, the 5-year-old whose detention by ICE sparked global outrage, constantly worries about being detained again, his parents told CBS News in an exclusive interview. cbsn.ws/41iMnBb

The federal government spent 7.01 trillion dollars in 2025 and here is a senator telling what they could do with 7 billion dollars if she could steal it from Bezos. If it’s that cheap why in the fuck haven’t you set aside .1% of the yearly budget to do it? Why should we believe you would do it if we just simply gave you more money? You wouldn’t you’re just pandering to idiots in the hope that envy will give you more power you self important bitch

@TheCinesthetic 💯 true

Band of Brothers (2001) plays like a ten-hour film, following Easy Company from training to the end of the war, and the way it holds that continuity makes it feel like one complete masterpiece.

@atrupar My god is that Mogadishu or Minneapolis?

Donald Trump just posted a video of Somali people enjoying the Mall of America to the soundtrack of “Mad World” because he is a bigoted POS

@60Minutes Lol. Pure money laundering

The current estimated cost to connect San Francisco and Los Angeles by high-speed rail is $126 billion, says Anthony Williams, a California High-Speed Rail Authority board member. Can the project succeed without federal funding? cbsn.ws/4sOE4sV

@BarackObama @UCLAWBB Why are you piping up on everything that’s happening? People are trying to forget you even exist.

Congratulations to Lauren Betts and the sensational seniors at @UCLAWBB for winning their first NCAA Championship!

@theblockspot Lol. NO ONE gives a 💩 about the NIT. It’s for losers

Auburn just won the NIT. Would you rather: • Win the NIT • L in the 1st Round of March Madness

Gavin Newsom’s high speed rail will go down as the biggest money laundering scheme in American history

Lol

BREAKING: Senator Fetterman slams members of the Democrat party for associating with Hasan Piker. “I mean, my God, you have many in my party, they're proud to do events with Hasan Piker. This is the individual that said that America deserved 9/11.”

AXIOS: Democrats weighing runs for the White House want to forget many of the positions they took in 2020 — and they're hoping voters will too. Party leaders have shifted on border security, DEI, crime, climate change, COVID lockdowns, and more, ahead of the midterms and 2028 election. Many Democrats believe they lost to Donald Trump in 2024 because voters didn't like some of their left-leaning policies, not just how they were communicated. axios.com/2026/04/05/dem…

A University of Arkansas professor is now facing termination The professor, Dr. Shirin Saeidi, is a Muslim and she’s been making social media posts praising Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei She also is advocating violence against Jews. Our Universities are corrupted

IRGC intelligence chief Major General Majid Khademi was killed overnight, a senior Israeli official told Fox News. “Khademi wasn’t just any figure, he was effectively number two within the IRGC, one of the few senior commanders who managed to survive multiple waves of Israeli and American targeting over the past year,” the official added.

This @60Minutes piece on California's high speed rail disaster is incredible. From the comparison to costs in other countries to the questions about where the money went (consultants, lawyers, vendors), and how much supporters like Gavin Newsom have moved the goalposts. Time's Up

🧵Let’s talk about the $240,000 in "Childcare" reimbursements Eric Swalwell received during his time in Congress. The FEC’s “Incremental” Test The FEC does allow for childcare reimbursements, but the standard is exceedingly strict. To pass legal and ethical muster, these payments cannot simply cover a politician's everyday domestic overhead. They must meet a rigorous, three-pronged test... Direct Causality: The childcare must be explicitly and directly triggered by campaign activities... such as travel, canvassing, or fundraising events. Strictly Incremental: Donor funds can only cover the extra coverage needed precisely because of the campaign. Paying a sitter for a Saturday night fundraiser that otherwise wouldn't require coverage is permitted... subsidizing a regular, pre-existing, year-round nanny schedule is explicitly prohibited. Meticulous Documentation: The expenditures must be cleanly tied to specific dates, hours, and campaign purposes. A Predictable Drumbeat of Payouts A review of Representative Swalwell’s campaign finance disbursements, however, paints a picture that appears deeply at odds with the unpredictable, ad-hoc nature of campaign events. Instead, the filings reveal a ledger that looks remarkably like a fixed, weekly payroll. Consider a sequence of transactions logged across a single summer. Rather than fluctuating to match the erratic schedule of a campaign trail, the payments roll out with the steady, high-dollar rhythm of a salaried employee: June 6, $1,858.50. June 13, $1,607.75. June 20, $1,799.50. June 26, $1,711.00. July 3, $1,386.50. July 10, $1,829.00. July 25, $1,622.50. August 1, $1,919.82. August 15, $1,681.50. August 22, $1,829.00. These are thousands of dollars flowing out on a near-weekly basis, totaling a staggering $240,000. The clockwork regularity of these transactions raises an unavoidable question... Is the Swalwell campaign truly generating between $1,300 and $1,900 worth of exclusively incremental, campaign-specific childcare needs every single week? Or have donors unwittingly become the financiers of his family’s baseline expenses? The burden of proof rests squarely on the Congressman. To justify this $240,000 expenditure, Swalwell will need to do more than point to the theoretical legality of childcare reimbursements. He will need to produce the receipts... matching every single payout to a specific, documented hour of campaign work. Until he does, donors might rightfully wonder if they are financing a political movement.... or simply paying the babysitter.

Iran based their foreign policy on making themselves appear to be the craziest guy on the block. The guy you didn't fuck with because—even if you won the fight—you left with several stab wounds. Trump is fighting that fire with fire. They aren't the psycho on the block when he's around. He is.

It turns out the over 100 women from Turkey who flew over to America to have their babies then signed up for Medicaid So not only did their kids get birthright citizenship but then the American taxpayer had to pay for the procedure and follow up care End Birthright Citizenship

This. X 1000

I don't think very many Americans realize that most GWOT vets view Operation Epic Fury as the culminating strategic victory that their earlier sacrifices were a preliminary part of. This is redemption for the past 25 years, and further back even for some. America, are you getting this?

@atrupar Lol. You are such a moron.

It cannot be ruled out that this is a threat to use a nuclear weapon against Iran