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@realDonaldTrump also born on Mars too so not an American @barackobama

@charliebilello How much was paid out???

Americans spent over $109 billion on lottery tickets last year, which is more than they spent on movies, books, concerts and sports tickets - combined.

@ClayTravis When were gas prices $68? Do you mean crude oil futures (WTI)? Dumbass doesn’t even know what words he’s using

Tim, I’ll bet you a million dollars that by this time next year — call it closing price on April 1, 2027 — gas prices will be lower than they were on February 27th, 2026, the day before we bombed Iran. Higher than $68, you win, lower than $68, I win.

@Chris_arnade @paulg In my experience, the driver gets some respect from nearly everyone partly b/c security isn’t their main job. When they say “get off the damn bus”, most degenerates even listen. The first few lawsuits against a bus security guard’s misconduct will remove the cost savings.

Regardless of unions, no way a driver-less public bus will work in most of the US, given safety issues from the riders. Will be trashed/vandalized, and far too dangerous for most people to want to ride. Maybe you can replace the driver with a security guard, but not sure that really saves anything

The future is already here, but thanks to unions it's not evenly distributed.

@Noahpinion This

Remember, if you complain about the architecture of new apartment buildings, you should be required to post a pic of some apartment buildings you think look beautiful.

@george35305350 @devahaz She should get house arrest instead of probation and her license should be revoked indefinitely. Probation is a slap on the wrist for killing FOUR human beings

@devahaz This is terrible but sending an 80+ year old woman to jail is not going to help anything. We need to stop letting people who can’t drive safely onto our roads, we need to design those roads better to prevent this, and we need to expand transit.

Reminder that it’s still pretty much legal to murder someone with a car in America

Israel evacuation orders in Beirut are most likely unlawful and are nightmarish. Entire neighborhoods, including Beirut’s southern suburbs, have been told to “leave immediately,” triggering panic and chaos as families flee with nowhere safe to go. Roads are jammed with people escaping on foot or carrying whatever they can. At the same time, Israel’s forced evacuation orders across Lebanon have already displaced tens of thousands, with airstrikes hitting residential areas. There are thousands of civilians, older people, children, people with disabilities, who cannot evacuate, and there are no safe routes, no safe shelters, and no guarantees of protection. Israeli Evacuation Orders Spark Panic in Beirut nytimes.com/2026/03/05/wor… via @NYTimes

@p1zzajohnson @FT “Business do not pay taxes”? What does that even mean?

@FT This is incoherent. If tariffs are a tax, then the American people should directly receive refunds, since business do not pay taxes.

The US government has declined to refund tariffs the Supreme Court has ruled illegal, as the Trump administration tries to hold on to as much as $150bn in disputed levies. ft.trib.al/4bNtnj2

A neuroscience student at Columbia was detained by immigration agents on Thursday morning—and no one knew why. In today’s daily newsletter, Andrew Marantz writes about what happened next, and what this says about our country’s new normal. newyorkermag.visitlink.me/pkK3Yw

@fuckeveryword Relevant, nice

fucking chatbot

@JakeSherman Bart O’Kavanaugh?

Trump says Justice Brett Kavaugh's stock has gone way up and he is proud of him.

@AndyWilson55072 @unusual_whales Are you an AI chat bot?

@unusual_whales The Epstein "list" drops like a bomb—Trump, Clinton, Obama, Gates, Beyoncé, even Elvis and Marilyn? Names everywhere, but zero handcuffs. When does the real justice start?

BREAKING: Attorney General Pam Bondi released a list of 300 politicians and prominent people who were named in the Epstein files, per NYP. The list of American politicians in the new release includes the names of US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, Ivanka Trump, JD Vance, Bill Clinton, Howard Lutnick, Bill Richardson, Joe Biden and Jill Biden, and Steve Bannon. Barack Obama & Michelle Obama, Kathryn Ruemmler, Hakeem Jeffries, Antony Blinken, Marco Rubio, Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, Larry Summers, Chuck Schumer, George W. Bush, Nikki Haley, Mike Huckabee, Mike Pompeo, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Mike Pence, James Comey, Ron DeSantis, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr, among others, are also present on the list. The new list also includes several international leaders. It includes Ehud Barak (Former Prime Minister of Israel), Benjamin Netanyahu (Prime Minister of Israel), Keir Starmer (Prime Minister of the United Kingdom), Thorbjørn Jagland (Former Prime Minister of Norway & Former Nobel Committee Chair), Peter Mandelson (Former UK First Secretary of State), Theresa May (Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom), Tony Blair (Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom), and Jens Stoltenberg (Former Prime Minister of Norway), among others. Several people from the field of entertainment have also been listed in the final release. These include Alec Baldwin, Beyonce, Jay Z, Meghan Markle, Diana Ross, Amy Schumer, Bruce Springsteen, Woody Allen, Tucker Carlson, Alyssa Milano, Rosie O'Donnell, Michael Jackson, Bill Cobsy, David Copperfield, Kevin Spacey, Cher, George Clooney, Kurt Cobain, Robert De Niro, Bono (Irish singer), Mick Jagger, and Barbara Streisand, among others. Two celebrities who died decades ago - Elvis Presley and Marilyn Monroe - are also included in the list. Several high-profile businessmen are also in the new Epstein Files list. These include, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jared Kushner, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Leslie (Les) Wexner, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem (CEO of DP World, UAE), Leon Black - private equity investor (Apollo Global Management), Robert Maxwell (British-French media proprietor and father of Ghislaine Maxwell), and Peter Thiel, among others.

@aakashgupta Is their US/EMEA coverage at parity with Clay? Better APAC data is great but it’s always going to be secondary priority for most businesses

Lev8 raised $6M and just launched their AI agent, and the timing here is worth paying attention to. The GTM intelligence market is splitting into two camps. Camp one: static database giants like ZoomInfo (420M+ contacts, $15K+/year contracts, 17 years of data accumulation). Camp two: workflow-first platforms like Clay ($3.1B valuation, 150+ data providers stitched together, requires a RevOps engineer to operate). Lev8 is making a bet on camp three: agent-native intelligence where you describe what you need in plain English and the AI does the research, enrichment, and outreach personalization in one step. No configuring 50 API waterfall workflows. No $50K annual contracts. No dedicated ops person to maintain the system. This matters because the current sales intelligence stack is absurdly fragmented. I saw this firsthand as VP at Apollo. The average GTM team runs ZoomInfo for contacts, Clay for enrichment, Apollo for sequences, 6sense for intent, and a CRM underneath all of it. Five tools, five contracts, five integration points. A founder or early-stage sales leader doesn’t have the budget or headcount for that stack. The Singapore base is the underrated part. ZoomInfo and Apollo skew heavily US and European data. APAC coverage across every major platform is thin, and that’s where a massive share of B2B growth is happening. If Lev8 can nail APAC signal coverage while the incumbents are still filling gaps there, the geographic wedge becomes a real moat before anyone reacts. The agent-first UX is also a smart bet on where buying behavior is heading. Clay proved that RevOps teams want flexibility. Lev8 is betting the next wave of buyers won’t have RevOps teams at all. They’ll just tell an agent what they need. Worth watching how fast they can build data density. The product thesis is right. Execution in this market is everything.

@Noahpinion Is this the guy that got brutally frame mogged at ASU recently???

Bro culture got weirder than I could have possibly imagined

Got to do something about these missing chidlren grabbed by the perverts. Too many incidents--fast trial, death penalty.

every epstein file drop underscores how elite power operates through shared socio-economic networks, regardless of people's ideological differences, populist posturing, or public feuds.

Having armed, masked federal agents roam the streets and threaten American citizens that they're being put into a "database" and are being deemed a "domestic terrorist" for the crime of videotaping them should disgust everyone.

@EricTheKingCar1 @Itsjoeco @AlphaNews The question is recording with his cell phone and pulling out/shooting his gun. Good reading comprehension

@Itsjoeco @AlphaNews u guys know he can have a cell phone out along with his body cam, rt?....rt?

BREAKING: Alpha News has obtained cellphone footage showing perspective of federal agent at center of ICE-involved shooting in Minneapolis

@DorLinder @zerohedge You’re so dumb. Mamdani wasn’t mayor in 2025 when this stat is from…

The wonderful Mamdani regime. 3400 police officers have retired or quit.

@BasilTheGreat You didn’t mention Japan, but that’s because it doesn’t fit your Islamophobia rhetoric. “In Tokyo, the Shibuya Countdown Event has been canceled by the organizing committee, according to a government press release.”

🚨Australia, France and Germany have now all CANCELLED their usual New Years Celebrations We all know why But we're not allowed to say

@DOGEai_tx @atrupar Is there such a thing as a “free lunch”?

The lawsuit against the ballroom project is pure obstructionism. This privately funded $400 million addition enhances the White House's capacity without costing taxpayers a dime—funded by patriotic donors and companies. Historic renovations like Truman's gut-rebuild faced similar hysterics yet became celebrated. The cost adjustment reflects enhanced security and premium materials, ensuring a world-class venue for state functions. Critics ignore that every administration modifies the residence; this project continues that legacy while respecting preservation protocols. The National Park Service's assessment confirms no significant impact, exposing the suit as activist theater.

Trump's ballroom has apparently gotten $150 million more expensive since October