Rob Holmes

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I was featured in the NYT. It's a good read. Check it out! nytimes.com/2026/02/28/fas…

Humbled and grateful for the chance to testify yesterday in the Senate on behalf of all the unKNOWN boys and girls who have no voice. Child sexual exploitation is not shrinking. It’s growing. Live-streamed abuse. Sextortion. Grooming. Runaways being targeted. We aren’t winning. We are losing every day in this battle. Every minute we hesitate, more children are harmed. That has to stop. Our country’s most precious and vulnerable lives have been forgotten. Every day, these children lose hope… but we believe this is a problem we can solve. Lives can be redeemed, and these children can once again find hope. Just with the three sprints through Operation Renewed Hope, we identified more than 1,100 of these boys and girls, and rescued more than 550 already.

@Tiffany_Blu3 @stayfreeCanada2 That’s because you met your husband here!

Any Canadian who has still managed to keep their sanity, does NOT live in Canada by choice. It's pure survival at this point. Most are moving to Alberta, the USA or hoping for annexation by Trump and America 🇺🇸 and suffer it out. Good luck to all of you. Choose wisely! 🤝🤝

@joemachi When is your special coming out?

Point Pleasant, NJ! Second show added for this Saturday. Thank you!

@ThatEricAlper Remember the kids who got nothing while you’re drinking down your wine.

@GRCinemaTicket Doctor Detroit

Can you name a Dan Aykroyd movie you like that is not Trading Places or Ghostbusters ??

@JustineBateman Pretty much. Add a few bucks more for HBO and Netflix if you have a 4K TV.

If you have all these subscriptions, congratulations. You are spending more than you did when you had cable TV. But you have very little live TV, sports, etc.

Ryan Coogler’s ‘SINNERS’ is nominated for 7 #GoldenGlobes   • Best Picture (Comedy/Musical) • Best Director • Best Actor (Comedy/Musical) • Best Screenplay • Best Score • Best Song • Cinematic & Box Office Achievement See the full nominees list: bit.ly/GGNoms25

Ben Foster is the greatest living actor of his generation.

How about ALL of us protest together to help the problems right in front of us.

@Town_of_Prosper Your phones are down. What's going on?

@JustineBateman There are so many movies I want to rewatch but I know they’re 2.5 hours + and don’t have the time to invest. Even the great directors are over indulgent. Thank God you’re addressing this.

In recent years, I’ve become thoroughly burned-out on watching films in a theater that are over 2 hrs. Once in a while, in a justified way, is fine, but I’ve lost my tolerance for it now.

@LeahRemini We watched them all when they aired, and are rewatching them now.

It’s been 27 years since The King of Queens premiered, and I still get so many messages every single day from fans who tell me that our show is still a part of their daily lives. I am so grateful. Thank you for 27 years of amazing memories.

@JustineBateman Just rewatched it recently. Even better the 2nd time.

EDGE OF TOMORROW was a great movie, but #MakeNewFilms

Was pressured by @ADT into a more expensive contract. Install pricing is deceptive. $3,233 equipment, $2,760 install fee for 7 hrs equals $387/hr. No itemization, just fixed hidden fees. Customer service was rude. My advice: buy Google Nest yourself and hire a local tech. #ConsumerRights

@BrandonStraka I lost both of my parents that same way, 22 yrs apart. It will never make sense. Prayers, Brandon.

This weekend my brother Tony shot and killed himself. He had 4 grown children and a wife whom he loved more than anything, and his family meant the world to him. It’s unlikely that we’ll ever get an explanation that makes any sense, because he would never have done something like this in his right mind- and those who were with him shortly before he did this said he was not in his right mind at all. I’m sitting on his lap in the picture below. Everything about him was big, in just about every way. He was tall, muscular, and physically intimidating to most people. His personality was huge, his laugh and his humor were gigantic. And he had the biggest heart. Unfortunately, he also had enormous demons that chased him his whole life. My parents took him in when he was 13 years old and I had just been born. He was my mom’s sister’s son. Biologically my cousin. He came from a broken home with abuse, violence, and abandonment. My parents have often described when he first came into our home that they would find him hiding in the storage room in the middle of the night. My brother never got the help he needed, as so many people in my family have not. I come from generations of people who hide their feelings, keep secrets, and suffer in silence. I’ve never been like my family in that way, which is why I developed an almost obsessive and consuming drive to speak out and tell the truth- even when it’s unpopular and people don’t want to hear it. Because secrets and silence destroy. My own demons have led me to envelop myself with compulsive work. The irony was not lost on me that I spent the day yesterday on NewsMax doing commentary on the death of Charlie Kirk, a man I wasn’t close with, to avoid dealing with the death of the man who grew up downstairs from me. I’m indeed sad. Heartbroken actually. But I’ve been grieving the loss of many in my family for a long time, including many that are still alive. They’ve been lost to their own unresolved traumas, and wounds that were never healed. My brother Tony is one of those people. I loved him. I love everybody in my family. But it is not easy navigating the often harsh terrain of broken people. And so I will continue to work, without pause. Because it’s what I do. Tony, I’m so sorry for all that was done to you that you didn’t deserve. But I’m grateful you came into our home and became a part of our family. Thank you for your jokes. Thank you for your strength. Thank you for loving my parents. Thank you for loving me. We know you didn’t mean to do this. We know it was an accident. We all forgive you. Be at peace now. Thank you for being my big brother. Love, Brandon

@peterboghossian His initial intent was scummy. That's who he is.

When someone admits they made a mistake and apologizes, accept the apology. The longer we create a culture of ridicule and shame, the less likely it is people will apologize, and the longer moral derangement will fester.

@StephenKing You're still sick for saying it.

I apologize for saying Charlie Kirk advocated stoning gays. What he actually demonstrated was how some people cherry-pick Biblical passages.

@StephenKing It still makes to an asshole.

I was wrong, and I apologize. I have deleted the post.

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