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Hollywood billionaire is first Dem megadonor to throw weight behind Gavin Newsom for 2028 White House run trib.al/WdLRya4

So much for "eat the rich" 🤡

Warren Buffett once explained his entire investing philosophy using a baseball analogy. Ted Williams wrote a book called The Science of Hitting. In it he divided the strike zone into 77 squares, each the size of a baseball. Swinging only at pitches in his sweet spot, he batted .400. Swinging at low outside pitches still in the strike zone, he batted .230. The lesson: wait for the right pitch. Buffett's insight was that investing has one enormous advantage over baseball. There are no called strikes. "People can throw Microsoft at you, General Motors, any stock, and I don't have to swing. Nobody is going to call me out on a called strike. I only get a strike called if I swing at a pitch and miss." You can watch thousands of companies go by and do nothing. No penalty. No pressure. Just wait. Then he went further with the punch card. Imagine you got a card with 20 punches when you left school. That is every investment decision you get to make for your entire life. You would think very hard about each one. You would wait for certainty. And you would not need 20 right decisions to get very rich. Four or five will probably do it. The mistake most investors make is thinking they need to have an opinion on everything. You don't. You only need an opinion on a few things. Patience isn't passive. It's the edge. Our analysts think the same way. They concentrate into high conviction positions and wait for the right pitch. They were early to $AMD, $MU, $CRDO and $NBIS. Follow their exact portfolios for $1 at Milk Road PRO. Link in bio.

In normal times, a sitting U.S. Senator going on television & sharing classified information that could be useful to our enemies is a scandal. Mark Kelly has repeatedly elevated his own partisan interests over what is in the best interest of America. At least we're being honest.

My friend Jimmy Lai is wasting away in SOLITARY CONFINEMENT because he cares about freedom and democracy. That’s why the CCP sentenced him to 20 MORE YEARS and expects him to DIE in prison. Jimmy did NOTHING WRONG. This goes against everything we believe in as Americans. I will not stop fighting until my friend Jimmy is FREE.

Warren Buffett: The market is a Church with a casino attached... and the casino has gotten very attractive.

@kevin_inalberta Canada is completely overrun by the CCP sadly. What it would take to root it out will have to violate any notion of Canada’s easygoing niceness vancouversun.com/news/local-new…

Charlie Munger on one of his favorite investments of all time: “One of the investments that nobody ever talks about at Berkshire is the World Book Encyclopedia.” Part of World Book’s competitive advantage was in its design, as it had immense editorial input to make it easy-to-understand for any child. And the strategy paid off: “Berkshire made $50 million a year pre-tax out of that business for years and years and years. And I was always so proud of it because I grew up with it and it helped me and so forth. And of course, I liked the $50 million a year.” Another part of its competitive advantage was its motivated sales force, As Warren Buffett described in his 1986 shareholder letter: “Selling World Book is a calling. Over one-half of our active salespeople are teachers or former teachers, and another 5% have had experience as librarians. They correctly think of themselves as educators, and they do a terrific job.”

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China’s marriage numbers plunge to Covid-era low as population woes deepen. Chinese social media exploded after new data showed that marriage registrations in China’s first quarter of 2026 fell to the lowest level ever recorded for the same period. Only 1.69 million couples registered for marriage in Q1 2026. That is: down 6.2% year-over-year, down from 4.28 million in Q1 2013, and a staggering 61% collapse in just 13 years. Even more shocking: China’s marriage numbers today are LOWER than during the first quarter of 2020, when COVID first paralyzed the country. This is happening during peacetime, with no war, no national famine, no societal collapse on the surface. Yet one of the oldest civilizations in human history is experiencing a demographic and social implosion in real time. Beijing is clearly panicking. A state-affiliated publication recently warned that “one wedding empties the wealth of three generations.” Authorities increasingly blame “sky-high bride prices” and wedding costs for the collapse in marriages. And yes, the numbers are insane. Research from Wuhan University found average rural bride prices surged from roughly RMB 10,000–20,000 in the early 2000s to around RMB 140,000 by 2021. But that is only the beginning. Once you include: apartments, cars, wedding banquets, gold jewelry, and various gifts, the total cost for a rural family to marry off a son can reach RMB 600,000 to 1 million. China’s rural per capita disposable income in 2024 was only RMB 23,119. In other words, an average rural family may need to work 26–43 years without spending a single yuan just to afford one son’s marriage. But here is where I believe Beijing fundamentally misunderstands the problem. This is not simply about economics or “high bride prices.” This is about the collision between: urbanization, collapsing economic mobility, rising individualism, changing gender expectations, hyper-competitive status culture, and an economy that increasingly feels hopeless for young people. Many young Chinese simply do not believe the future is worth committing to through marriage, children, and family formation. That is the real crisis. Because once a society loses confidence in its future, the demographic collapse becomes extraordinarily difficult to reverse. And demographic collapse, unlike financial bubbles, unfolds slowly at first and then all at once.

My brain does not know how to process the fact that the New York Times - the paper I grew up worshipping and hoping to work for one day - published, on the front page, that Israelis are training dogs to rape Palestinian prisoners.

Chinese girl boss.

Is anyone surprised?

@IngrahamAngle The ONLY way to deal with the CCP is DECOUPLING!

I have been warning about Chinese spies for years in our government. CCP thinks money can buy everything in the U.S..

A would-be spy offered a staffer on @ChinaSelect $10,000 for insider information on U.S. policy. Our staffer's response? Report it, document it, and expose it. As a Select Committee, we referred the matter to the @FBI after documenting the outreach and collecting call transcripts. This is exactly why the Select Committee on China exists, to shine a light on the CCP’s efforts to infiltrate our institutions, and to fight to protect U.S. national security. nytimes.com/2026/05/09/us/…

Behind China’s economic slowdown, a deeper internal struggle is unfolding: the financial conflict between Beijing and local governments. For decades, money has flowed upward to the central government, while the burden of spending and maintaining stability has been pushed downward onto local authorities. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=7shN9h…

When your daughter's friend comes visiting

Socialists mayors like Mamdani in New York and Wilson in Seattle actually WANT the rich to leave. Socialism requires people that are dependent on the government for everything. What is so hard to understand about this?