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The reporter (or Takaichi) should have said something like "oh the US needed more oil too?" in return and it would have been absolute cinema
Kaitlan Collins@kaitlancollins
Asked why he didn't coordinate with allies before going to war with Iran, Trump says, "We didn't tell anyone about it. Who knows better about surprise than Japan? Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor, OK?"
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@WilliamShatner It does require a little different planning. Some of the national parks offer charging stations now. You can charge up some during lunch.
Yellowstone might be harder due to the greater distances.
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And for the #teslarites who don’t understand 500 miles. Time is money. How long does it take to pump a tank of gas? 4-5 mins versus 30. Early last week I went up to the Yosemite area (about 300 miles.) I got up there, did my thing and got gas (5 mins) and drove back. With a Tesla. It would be drive up (maybe on one charge) charge up 20-30 mins, do my thing. Drive back, stop along the way to recharge (again probably another 20 mins…) That’s too long. 500 would be one recharge so it’s 10 mins gas versus 29-30 mins which I would consider.🤷🏼
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Come on the show!! We’ll talk about how self deprecating we both are!!
Elon Musk@elonmusk
@jonstewart Not as good as you! Stop being so humble.
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@jonstewart Honestly you’re both quite skilled at articulating a vision.
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@mercoglianos What country are they flagged under? Will that country be sending their navy to help them out?
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🚨Crews at risk in the Gulf🚨
Just heard from a crewmember on one of the 3,200 ships stuck in the Persian Gulf.
A ship called the local port authority requested permission to dock as they had run out of water.
They were denied permission!
Multiple ships are in the same condition, with stores, food and fuel running low.
Ports are overwhelmed and security is such that they are refusing permission for ships to dock.
Crews cannot get off and reliefs cannot fly in.
What is being done to address this matter @POTUS @SecWar @SecDuffy @DOTMARAD @IMOSecGen @IMOHQ.

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@Will_Panic @sentdefender Or a collision given that drones don’t squawk their IFF transponder.
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@sentdefender I’m going to laugh when it comes out that it wasn’t anti-air fire but a Shahed drone that got smoked by the F-35 like a bird while on its way to bomb a Qatari oil refinery…
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An F-35A/B Lightning ll made an emergency landing at a U.S. air base in the Middle East this week, after it was struck by what is believed to be Iranian surface-to-air fire, according to two sources familiar with the matter who spoke to CNN.
Capt. Tim Hawkins, a Spokesman for U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), said the fifth-generation stealth jet was “flying a combat mission over Iran” when it was forced to make an emergency landing at a base in the Middle East. “The aircraft landed safely, and the pilot is in stable condition,” Hawkins added. “This incident is under investigation.”

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@CarlBovisNature You can look into Alamy and Getty Images for how they handle rights/distribution.
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HUGE NEWS and honestly, this is long overdue.
For the first time in a while, it feels like the left is actually stepping up to push back against the H-1B misinformation and the growing anti-Indian rhetoric online and in real life.
Hasan Minhaj just dropped an excellent breakdown on the whole H-1B / “Indian narrative” and it hits on a lot of the misinformation that’s been floating around unchecked.
I’m attaching a clip below + the full YouTube link.
This matters.
For too long, protectionist narratives have dominated the conversation often driven by fear, bad data, or outright misinformation.
And it’s had real consequences.
It’s time to:
— push back on the rhetoric
— correct the misunderstandings
— stop letting one side control the entire narrative
Good to finally see someone with a platform call it out.
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@MikeLevin @DanielleFong He’s listening too much to those Martha’s Vineyard Democrats who don’t want their view affected.
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Let me get this straight.
The federal government held a legal auction for the right to build offshore wind farms. A company won those auctions fair and square, paying nearly a billion dollars into the U.S. Treasury. The projects went through years of review. Courts repeatedly upheld their legality.
Everything was above board.
Then the Trump administration tried five separate times to kill other wind projects in federal court and lost every single time. Judges reviewed the administration’s supposed “national security” justification and weren’t persuaded.
So now they’ve landed on a new plan: pay the company nearly ONE BILLION DOLLARS of your tax money to just walk away. Because, and I am not making this up, the president thinks offshore wind turbines are ugly and claims without evidence that they “drive whales crazy.”
He’s been nursing this petty grudge since 2012, when he tried to block a wind farm visible from his golf course in Scotland. Fourteen years later, American taxpayers are footing the bill for it.
This is stupid policy. It’s fiscally reckless, strategically blind, and driven entirely by a personal vendetta rather than any coherent vision for American energy or competitiveness.
Meanwhile, China is racing ahead, building offshore wind at a staggering pace and positioning itself to dominate the global clean energy economy for decades to come.
None of this is America First.
nytimes.com/2026/03/17/cli…
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