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Tucker Carlson looks visibly uncomfortable and struggles to answer when Theo Von asks him about his best friend’s multibillion dollar AI company, Palantir 😳
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It's like, ya know, whatever.
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Andrew Ross Sorkin challenged GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen on how $GME has enough financing to acquire $EBAY
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We are devastated to hear about the passing of John Sterling, a WFAN and Yankees radio icon whose voice was synonymous with an entire generation of Yankee fandom.
Rest in peace, John ❤️
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As sad as a day as it’s going to get for Yankees fans with the passing of John Sterling. The voice of so many summers, a true character and part of the team’s fabric. RIP to a true New York legend.
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its always a little blackpilling remembering that the fate of the countru is often determined by people who quite literally do not understand anything at all
Ramit Sethi@ramit
26-year-old Republican Franceska is shocked that Trump has defunded education instead of "tax breaks or helping with the education system" Let's see what else MAGA voters have to say
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Leftists: the reason for your suffering is systemic, and we can address this as a society
Conservatives: the reason for your suffering is trans people and immigrants
Democrats: you’re not actually suffering, you’re not poor, you are imagining all of it, let’s dance
Zaid Jilani@ZaidJilani
The “joy” thing Harris 2024 tried was weird. What was there to be joyful about? She was complicit in a massive coverup of Bidens health! The country was not feeling remotely joyful.
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Graham Platner: “In 1990 there were fewer than 80 billionaires in the US. Today there are over 900. Do you see a state of Maine that is 10x wealthier than 1990? Have our wages gone up 10x? Do we have 10x the schools? 10x the hospitals? No, we have less. The money went somewhere and it wasn’t down here. it was stolen from us in a rigged system”
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Only one chance in this lifetime…
Like watching sunset at the beach from the most foreign seat in the cosmos, I couldn’t resist a cell phone video of Earthset. You can hear the shutter on the Nikon as @Astro_Christina is hammering away on 3-shot brackets and capturing those exceptional Earthset photos through the 400mm lens. @AstroVicGlover was in window 3 watching with @Astro_Jeremy next to him.
I could barely see the Moon through the docking hatch window but the iPhone was the perfect size to catch the view…this is uncropped, uncut with 8x zoom which is quite comparable to the view of the human eye. Enjoy.
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Zohran on CBS: " I think what we can see is that a democratic socialist politics is one that should be judged on its delivery, like any ideology ... I think that this is a politics that can flourish anywhere because, frankly, there is only one majority in this country — that's the working class and it's time we have a politics that puts them at the heart of what it is that we're pursuing and not as part of the appendix."
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"there is only one majority in this country — that's the working class" is just a bar
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS
Zohran on CBS: " I think what we can see is that a democratic socialist politics is one that should be judged on its delivery, like any ideology ... I think that this is a politics that can flourish anywhere because, frankly, there is only one majority in this country — that's the working class and it's time we have a politics that puts them at the heart of what it is that we're pursuing and not as part of the appendix."
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What's really going on is they're burning every ounce of political capital Trump had for the benefit of Israel. It's hard to wrap your head around because something like this has never happened this fast and to this degree. The polls are apocalyptic. No sane political movement with any agency of its own would ever behave this way. Whether it's blackmail, bribery, threats of violence, or whatever, it couldn't be more obvious. It's like a mass sacrifice.
RM@R_Maghrebi1
@ripplebrain Is American jingoism really this unstoppable? I don’t understand how American society can be like this, even if you manufacture consent. Trump was elected in part because people were tired of foreign interventionism, yet it seems this base has evaporated.
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Just taking a step back to appreciate the strategic double bind Trump is in:
- If he gives into Iranian demands, the Democrats will crush him with his own rhetoric, portray him as weak, point out that "gave more money" to Iran than Obama did. The Iranians are holding firm in their demands and refusing to give in to pressure. The Israelis can blow up a deal at any moment, and Trump is clearly too weak to restrain them.
- If he escalates he'll just double down on being responsible for sending gas to $6+ dollars a gallon and triggering a global economic depression. The longer the war drags out, the worse it'll be. There's no clear path to victory, and any deal he might be able to put together at a later date is likely to be even less favorable than the one he just refused.
He's chosen to resolve this, apparently, by accelerating the negative economic effects of the war without directly attacking Iran. It makes no sense because there's no way out
of this trap. This conflict is probably the most egregious unforced foreign policy error in American history.
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