Jeff Milton

@AdamRuffPhoto The worst thing is the talent of the players is obvious. But the officiating is ruining the product

@JJMSpartan Why would an organization turn fans away off of something so easily fixable. If the Pistons weren’t playing, I would’ve turned it off by now.

These refs are off the chain right now.

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Surprised the officials didn’t call a foul on the floor when Wade slipped.

The NBA is almost unwatchable. This officiating is an absolute joke

@officialctpod NFL offensive Linemen can’t hold that much

Should this have been a FLAGRANT ONE on Ausar Thompson?

Who has better officiating? IMHO, the choice is obvious…

@971theticketxyt 13-4

2026-2027 Lions Schedule 🏈 How many wins do you believe the Lions will get?

@ASchatzNFL @BryKno I’d be more interested in seeing a draft report evaluating draft classes from 3 years ago and comparing that to the immediate draft reports each year.

It's our 23rd annual NFL Draft Report Card Report. Which teams were popular with the graders (Browns, Raiders). Which were unpopular (Jaguars, 49ers). What were the Cardinals doing, and who liked it? @BryKno breaks it down. ftnfantasy.com/nfl/browns-rai…

@DarkoStateNews Their mascot is “a smelly member of the weasel family” according to Webster. They literally do a nazi salute as part of their fight song. Nazi Weasels.

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@DavidTVF 💯 😂

This is in West Bloomfield, MI. All these cops do (and in next door Bloomfield Twp) is pull people over for speeding in a 35 and bust teens for drinking on the weekends. I speak from firsthand experience. This was their moment.

@elonmusk suggestion for X feeds - how about letting users categorize different feeds like you can with folders? I have accounts I follow for sports, tech, business, local news and politics. I’d love an easy way to view them separately and not just all jumbled together…

@TheRabbitHole Hard to be an engineer and a Marxist. Venn diagram would have almost zero overlap

Marxists make up 7.7% of the faculty in American universities: — Humanities (13.8%) and Social Sciences (10.5%) have the highest share of Marxists — Engineering (1%) and Business (1.5%) have the least.

@elrick 💯

@DOGE__news Which to choose… - Florida man pulled gun at Starbucks over forgetting cream cheese on his bagel - Florida man reported truck stolen, returned with dead woman in it

This should be fun.

I’ve been reflecting a lot over the last few days because of the loss of Charlie Kirk. I never met him, only listened to things he talked about, and full clips of his “Prove me wrong” debates. What has become very striking to me isn’t what Charlie said, but how negative the perception of him is by some people. I suspect many people that have poor opinions of him have never listened to a full debate he has engaged in. I’ve heard many 10 second clips or quotes that paint him in a negative light. But I’ve also heard the entire discussion where those quotes or clips came from. It’s easy to find since his Prove Me Wrong discussions are all over the internet in their entirety. In every single case I’ve heard of Charlie being labeled negatively, the full context shows a radically different position. His detractors are adept at taking a short part of what was said out of context. Smearing him because they couldn’t defeat him based on ideas. It’s pretty clear to me that social media gaslighting is stoking hatred and division instead of civil dialogue and discussion. No one has to agree on every point. We wouldn’t be human if we all didn’t have our own opinions. But the discourse right now seems to be terribly warped from that basic premise. Maybe our short attention spans aren’t sufficient to allow a full understanding of a differing point of view. I have always believed that you have to listen to both sides of an argument to find the truth. That it’s important to be a critical thinker and form your own opinions based on gathering as many facts as you can before coming to a conclusion. But we’re living in dangerous times when some people think it’s OK to kill someone for their opinion. Or think that someone “had it coming to them” because their opinions differ. No one deserves to die because of speech that you disagree with. This is the exact opposite of being civil. It’s just evil. Im tired of the gaslighting. I’m tired of the rhetoric. And I’m tired of the malicious intent behind it. It’s time to listen - fully and completely to the source. It’s time to be a light for truth. And to truly believe in the freedom of speech.

This is what I feel has been missing from our political discourse - actually talking like human beings. It’s ok to disagree, but we need to stop with assumptions that the other side is evil. Listen to what they have to say.

@DavidTVF Only Smith should be above Marsh

Marsh is way too low

@PatrickMc06 @hover389 @Tight_Lines_Guy IMHO, what happened today was the plan all along and played out like something out of his book. This Trump team is a lot more media-savvy and understands that it’s too hard to explain the full scope of any complex issue with a public that has the attention span of a single tweet and a MSM hell-bent on doing anything it can to tear bust him. So he and his team dumbed it down to just tariffs and started playing high-stakes poker. And they are damn good poker players, never showing all their cards and doing a lot of bluffing. The full scope of course is lots of trade issues - trade imbalance, restrictions/barriers to entry, VAT, tariffs, currency manipulation, government interference and restrictions, etc. Stuff that will gloss the over the eyes of 90% of the public in 30 seconds. So instead of laying out all their cards and letting the MSM mis-report and mislead on every item, they boiled it down to a single card. That card got nearly every other player in the game to think Trump was going all-in. What the team's strategy did was a few things. It brought countries to the table that otherwise had little incentive to do so. And it showed who our real adversaries are that fought back. Even his statement today about the markets getting spooked screams of letting other countries and the MSM believe what they want to believe while still not showing all his cards. I don't think Ben hasn’t fully grasped that - or at least wasn’t putting it all together to see the big picture. Trump never shows all his cards because he loses leverage and his advantage. And Ben’s comments today have sounded more like a rookie poker player trying to make it sound like he knew the bluff all along. Make no mistake - Trump isn't playing 4D-Chess; he's playing Texas Hold-em. Make your opponents ante up. Bluff and get most to fold. Find out who else is going for the pot. All while knowing you have the best cards and want to bust the biggest player.

@benshapiro Ben, I enjoy your show, but you should sit this one out. Your analysis on tariffs has been flawed since you first started discussing it, and it's still wrong. Might be time for you to go read "Art of the Deal".

Five days ago.

@CollegeSportsO Michigan State would have won it

Who would you have wanted to win the 2020 NCAA Tournament if it hadn't been cancelled? 🏆🤔