Arb Cowboy

Americans are great at shopping but terrible with being controlled/quarantined. I think Coronavirus will hit US harder than China because so many people believe the rules don’t apply to them. China has benefit of totalitarian state. We have snowflakes who disrespect authorities

Airport Wait Times Eliminated After TSA Checkpoints Taken Over By Chick-Fil-A buff.ly/Iw7aIth

@HoyaOptimist33 That frees up some $ at least

Where are we on the panic meter? I’m at a 5. Alert but not panicked. KJ leaving matters, but I’m not drawing conclusions from one move. It’s early in portal season. There’s still time to stabilize and build momentum. The next two months will tell the story.

@HilltopHoops_ Not surprised

A big offseason to-do list for Ed Cooley just got even longer. Not what he needs.

@TheFieldOf68 @HoyaOptimist33 @JoeTipton @thekjlewis @GoodmanHoops Not surprising

Georgetown’s KJ Lewis will enter the transfer portal, per @JoeTipton. The 6-4 junior guard averaged 14.9 ppg, 5.1 rpg, 2.5 apg and 2.1 stls for the Hoyas. Started career at Arizona in 23-24.

@MrMojoRisinX Once a bucket shop, always a bucket shop. Don’t believe the hype

My quick hitter take on the $JEF sale leak They’re in Barney youtu.be/p4b313s1xCg?si…

@TatianaSiegel27 @CGasparino Sarandos is no fool. Poaching Bloys and others would be relatively easy, he can use the juicy termination fee that Ellison paid NFLX! 😂

Sunday scoop from me that should spark a whole lot of chatter. Ted Sarandos lunched w/ HBO chief Casey Bloys, and they didn't exactly pick a discreet place. pagesix.com/2026/03/22/hol…

@CGasparino I said it was in the bag unless PSKY paid up, which they did. The merger agreement was solid. The PSKY proxy fight was ret@rded. PSKY stock down 54% last 6 months, so sad 😂 Never said we will lose and it’s not a war according to your boy Trump

@ArbCowboy so please tell us -- just like you told us netflix had wbd in the bag--when we will be losing the war? your record is impeccable on predictions--just impeccably bad for someone who claims to trade

Lets see how this ages when after eliminating the entire Iranian leadership, and the straits are opened, oil falls to $40 a barrel. Roland is so dumb; no clue how oil is priced. There is no shortage of oil. The Russians can barely take on Ukraine. The futures markets are highly volatile to every headline. If oil falls to $90 tomorrow, I bet Roland will go back to his usual gig explaining that Kamala Harris really is a policy wonk

@CGasparino Keep digging Charlie, maybe you will strike oil! 😂

@rabois @axios To me, this is not America first in any way, shape or form.He was co opted by a foreign leader to attack and if he is dumb enough to send US troops in then he will see the electorate retaliate harshly in mid terms and possibly face serious charges after. I have seen this movie b4

@ArbCowboy @axios i am glad you voted for him. but this move is excellent and one of his most authentic moves ever.

BEHIND THE CURTAIN: The Iran war is the 1st time Trump's style has made it impossible for him to easily talk/improvise his way out. Some in his inner circle have what one official called "buyer's remorse" —growing fears that attacking Iran was a mistake. axios.com/2026/03/16/tru…

@rabois @axios I voted for Trump twice. I support most of his choices but not this move. Really disappointed in him.

@ArbCowboy @axios this is a historic victory. only the most clueless or biased idiots cannot discern that.

@rabois @axios Time and history will tell. Your hubris is laughable.

@ArbCowboy @axios you are both a troll and moron.

@rabois @axios You are a simp

@axios that is utterly false.

@shaunmmaguire @whatdotcd @bunsen Embarrassed for you.

@whatdotcd @bunsen Because Iran is the meta layer that sits above the cartels running drugs into America Iran is the biggest antagonist of the drug epidemic in America (I know you haven’t heard this) Because they killed >1k American soldiers over the last 40 years Because they are China’s ally

Why are we doing this

@CGasparino @RealPNavarro @WSJopinion Your bias and koolaid drinking impairs your judgment.

Well-reasoned piece by Peter Navarro --Iran War Will Lower Energy Prices by @RealPNavarro wsj.com/opinion/iran-w… via @WSJopinion

@CGasparino China still getting oil

So the left really thinks China is going to allow the Iranians to throttle oil indefinitely? Interesting bet let’s see what happens

@CGasparino @wbd It’s called fiduciary duty Charlie, not exactly a secret that the board would have to run a process, especially in light of the proposed spinoff 😂

I’m also close with Zas’s inner circle which is how I broke the story back in September that he would create a bidding war to take the price of @wbd above $30. In other words ignore what this guy has to say particularly on this deal. He has been wrong every step of the way cc @AlderLaneEggs

@AlderLaneEggs @CGasparino He did a good job covering PSKY side, he is close with their bankers and Trump crew. And yes Paramount has a lot of issues to deal with

Paramount has issues but @CGasparino has done an outstanding job covering the story

Breaking $PSKY down over 17% the last 5 days, it is officially a single digit midget! So much for winning 😂 Cc @CGasparino

@aakashgupta @AJKayWriter Doctors should be the ones wearing bodycams not police.

Hospitals kill between 250,000 and 400,000 Americans per year through preventable medical errors. That makes “your doctor’s mistake” the third leading cause of death in the United States, behind only cancer and heart disease. Everyone reads advice like “stay with your loved one in the hospital” as a family values tip. The actual reason is darker. A board-certified physician is publicly admitting the system he operates in has enough failure points that an untrained person sitting in a chair provides a meaningful safety layer. The math explains why. A landmark Penn study tracked 170,000+ surgeries across 168 hospitals. Each additional patient added to a nurse’s workload raised the odds of dying within 30 days by 7%. Staffing ratios across US hospitals range from 4.3 to 10.5 patients per nurse. That means one hospital gives your family member 2.4x less nursing attention than the hospital down the street, and you have zero way of knowing which one you walked into. So what does a family member in the room actually do? They catch the wrong medication bag. They notice breathing changes at 2am when the nurse is covering nine other beds. They flag a deteriorating condition 6 hours before anyone on staff would have checked. They function as an unpaid, around-the-clock monitor compensating for a staffing model designed around reimbursement rates, not patient survival. When a physician says “be cordial with staff but watch everything like a hawk,” he’s describing a system where the margin between good outcome and catastrophe is one missed check during a shift change. Hospitals don’t optimize for your family member’s recovery. They optimize for throughput. 700 people die from preventable hospital errors every single day. Your presence in that room isn’t emotional support. It’s a rounding error in a broken staffing equation that nobody has the budget to fix.