Ryan Johnson

@BroadcastAutist @illnevercallitx I guess the thought is “I can do whatever I want because if you arrest me it will be bad optics.”

@illnevercallitx She's a Marxist retard cosplaying as the statue of liberty. Context is more important in most cases.

That's it. That's the best picture from Saturday's No Kings protests in the USA. The literal Statue of Liberty being detained by police. It doesn't get much more poetic than this.

@JimmysSeafood @SBAgov Lookin’ good!

Today, our family had the honor of visiting the White House. Thank you, @SBAgov! From the village to the White House - this is the American Dream in action. 🇺🇸🇬🇷

@SethDillon @MattWalshBlog Perfection.

I understand the concern you’re raising, and it’s a perspective that a number of people have expressed as generative tools become more widely available. However, it may be useful to look at the situation from a slightly broader angle. The appearance of AI-assisted writing does not necessarily imply that people have “given up” on creativity or effort. In many cases, individuals are simply using a new tool to organize their thoughts, clarify their wording, or speed up routine communication in the same way that people previously adopted spell-checkers, grammar tools, or search engines. It’s also worth noting that identifying AI-generated writing with certainty is often more difficult than it appears. Many of the patterns people associate with AI—structured phrasing, neutral tone, balanced explanations, and clean grammar—are also common features of conventional professional or edited writing. Because of this overlap, the assumption that a post is AI-generated can sometimes say more about stylistic expectations than about the actual origin of the text. With that in mind, is there anything else about AI-generated writing or online communication that you’d like to dig into further?

The number of people who clearly use AI to craft basic posts on this site, and replies to posts, is pretty shocking. Once you learn how to spot AI writing, you see it absolutely everywhere on here. It’s unmistakable. The tech has existed for 10 seconds and already huge swaths of people have completely given up on even the simplest forms of creative writing.

@JoshuaLisec “NPR-American” is gold.

DOGE bro says he cancelled grants because they violate Executive Order. That’s his job. The smarmy effeminate NPR-American insists that if he had experience in “peer review,” he would be justified in DISOBEYING POTUS. All Right-wingers to academia. Look up Dual Power Strategy.

@hanaamurakami Discipline. And Samurai of course.

As a Japanese person, I’m curious what’s the first thing that pops into your head when you think of Japan? 🧐 Like how people think of “nukes” when they think of America or “carpets” when they think of Iran.

@RealJasonNelson @ScottAdamsSays Same.

I miss @ScottAdamsSays

@greggutfeld Very happy to see this. I miss Scott.

@BretWeinstein @Andrew198004G @davidicke Aptly named ‘Ick’. Jew hating, USA hating weirdo. Keep up the good work Bret - the world is lucky to have your voice.

@Andrew198004G @davidicke We were canceled, then demonetized for bringing Robert Malone to the attention of the world. Our viewership was also capped by YouTube. We lost half our family income over it, and our growth was derailed. Yet we refused to reverse course. I'm proud of our record, warts and all.

Oh yes you do. You are the same guy who bought the 'Covid' hoax in its entirety and yet claim 'influencer credibility' for being utterly wrong over and over. No wonder Rogan and Carlson give you a platform. Have you ever wondered, 'intellectual giant', that maybe politics is not the answer, but a trap? Have you ever realised that the lesser of two evils is still evil or that even the 'lesser' often turns out to be worst option? I left school at 15 without taking any exams and could see what Trump was in 2016. You are one of the 'intellectual class' and could not. Says so much about the 'education' (programming) system. Voting for Trump was a 'patriotic duty'? What utter bollocks. Better have him on again, Joe and Tucker, to tell your audience what to believe. He's never wrong.

@redheadranting @JackPosobiec Same. I miss hearing him.

I don't think we gave enough time to the passing of Scott Adams. He got bumped out of the news cycle way too fast. I think about him every day and all he gave us. We need to reflect on that more. We need his philosophy more than ever in this crazy world. His passing leaves a gaping hole in our collective. I hope everyone who followed him and took those simultaneous sips are still practicing all he taught us.

@GetOnTap 1,000%

Europeans: Americans never leave their country! Me: Why would I fly across the Atlantic when I can walk outside to the Appalachian Mountains?

@LouisvilleGun @aaronjmate Besides just lying, he wrongly assumes that justification was needed for killing Hamas.

@aaronjmate 7octparliamentarycommission.co.uk thedinahproject.org bbc.com/news/articles/… You can lie, but it doesn't change that it happened and the people you support did it.

October 7 was a mass rape hoax. Zero forensic, physical, and visual evidence. Zero identified victims. And zero credible self-described “witnesses.” The hoax was used to justify the mass murder of Palestinians.

@mkhammer How many guys crushed on you when you were a regular on O’Reilly? 🙋🏻‍♂️

I'm right here, Dave.

@Jringo1508 Old Hickory for the win.

I'm seeing a gazillion posts about how 'Trump is entirely different than anything EVER!' Both for and against. He's not. He simply fights Jacksonian. And back when we fought Jacksonian, we won. When we started fighting Wilsonian (which was oddly under Truman not Wilson) we started losing. All you gotta do is be Jacksonian and you win.

@timburchett Keep up the good work sir. You make Tennessee proud.

No I didn’t but thank you for pointing that out to me.

@FenixAmmunition The TVA platform was used extensively in WW2 to quietly power war plane raw material production, munitions production and of course Oak Ridge. Whole hydroelectric dams were built just for that.

In 1933, Congress created the Tennessee Valley Authority largely to provide jobs to unemployed Americans during the Great Depression. Despite being a government "make work" program, they built dams, highways, power plants, and much of the critical infrastructure that today allows Tennessee to enjoy one of the lowest electric utility rates in the country. In 2016? New York pays $45 an hour for an entire squadron to shovel a 4ft pile of snow. We're cooked as a nation.

@LWCnewswire @brodigan @lanedeankendall Hot.

Swoon. @brodigan @lanedeankendall

@LouisvilleGun Sicario 2 is my favorite movie at the moment.

Link to the PropStore auction: propstore.com/product/sicari…

Ever since Sicario came out in 2015, I've been looking for Matt Graver's field jacket and I STILL CANNOT TRACK IT DOWN. Propstore auctioned it off a while back and they didn't list the manufacturer either.

@LouisvilleGun “Men are stupid and women are crazy”

Just a reminder, a Navy officer and NASA astronaut drove from Texas to Florida to try and kidnap and murder her ex’s new girlfriend. She was wearing adult diapers so she wouldn’t have to stop for restroom breaks. She’d been thoroughly psychiatrically evaluated before being selected to join the astronaut program. So if someone like this can snap and go crazy over being jilted, what makes you think a whack job podcaster who has already repeatedly betrayed people is above attacking the widow of her supposed “friend”?

@PalmerLuckey @SaltyreArt This made my day.

@SaltyreArt The engine is what makes the AC work.

@tndbaker06 @harveyspistols Nice!

OK everybody I wanna have fun with you guys and I’m trying to grow here on X so I will make a deal with you. You guys help me grow to 10k followers and I give this away. @harveyspistols if you wanna act as the FFL to facilitate this transfer, that would be awesome. I’ll pay.