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To America and the historic leaders of our time, @realDonaldTrump @RobertKennedyJr @VivekGRamaswam @elonmusk we want to join the revolution. We are here to be of service and are willing to forego billions to end the most expensive and feared chronic disease in America. Let us save half a trillion a year and Make America Healthy Again. We have submitted our resume for savings below to @DOGE.

JUST IN: It has been revealed Ilhan Omar's net worth grew from negative $45k in 2019 to $30 million this year — despite her salary being just $174k/year.

@joeroganhq Happy to get the ticket for her…

Ilhan Omar: "I am a Somali girl… A girl with your language… your religion… that was a young child taken from her country. That misses her country and wishes to live there."

so grateful for Christmas in the rockies with my children❤️ kyra, finnbar and aidan! ... and my friends Diplo & Sec Howard Lutnick and their families ! Merry Christmas everybody ❤️

@joeroganhq Is hookworm prevalent in the us

Joe Rogan: "A giant percentage of people that lived in the South had hookworm. Hookworm is a parasite that you get in your feet from walking around barefoot."

@elonmusk It’s about time. All of our science was pulled from YouTube during the pandemic. Turns out we had the best and safest platform. These guys should be shamed for caving in the first place. It’s great they finally came around - but only once it serves them.

Well done!

@elonmusk 🤣

There you have it

@PicturesFoIder Was

do you know how expensive that car is?

@gc22gc JBL…

BANNON: President Trump should act immediately. If Elon’s threatening to pull a major program from SpaceX, Trump should sign an executive order tonight under the Defense Production Act. SpaceX should be seized by the U.S. government before midnight.

@PeterDiamandis It’s ALIVE

What does it mean when an AI sabotages attempts for a human to turn it off?

@calleymeans @SecKennedy @SecRollins Seems like an easy choice.

Every Governor in the country now has a choice: Do you side with soda lobbyists or American children? The TOP ITEM on SNAP is soda. Now thanks to the leadership of @SecKennedy @SecRollins - Governors can work with the federal government to END this taxpayer soda subsidy. If you are a MAHA mom, the most impactful thing you can do this week is call your Governor and tell them to submit a waiver to remove soda from SNAP.

@markpinc @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk @FCC Please!

Can @realDonaldTrump @elonmusk get the @FCC to make it illegal for Politicians to spam text Americans for donations? Congress shouldnt play by different rules than Americans. Stop letting candidates live above the law.

@bryan_johnson @KirstenGrind You’re really worried about this…it’s like a child that really and adamantly insists that they didn’t do X, Y or Z. Usually, they did.

Subject: New York Times Fact-Checking Inquiry Regarding Reporting Practices Dear @KirstenGrind, You are a reporter at the New York Times and I am working on a story about you and your pattern of misleading or selectively framed reporting, weaponizing specific narratives over the years. My reporting shows that in 2017 you authored a Wall Street Journal series on PACE “green” home loans which was later criticized for factual inaccuracies and imbalance. The WSJ issued a correction on one article in this series, acknowledging that a reported delinquency rate (1.52%) was significantly overstated. The actual rate was only 0.48%, meaning the initial figure was over 200% too high. Clean-energy advocates also pointed out that your coverage relied heavily on mortgage industry talking points and included no positive homeowner experiences, potentially giving a one-sided (negative) portrayal of the PACE program. I'm reaching out because I have a number of questions for you and areas I would like to get your comment on. 1/ Selective framing of sources My research shows that an analysis by CleanTechnica found that your reporting extensively amplified the talking points of the mortgage banking industry, mentioning them 26 times, while omitting perspectives from satisfied homeowners. You also didn’t reference neutral studies, like the one from Morningstar, which contradicted the negative portrayal in your pieces. Given that industry groups have a financial interest in discrediting PACE, why did you choose to rely so heavily on their claims while excluding evidence that contradicted their narrative, such as the Morningstar study? Do you believe selectively omitting key perspectives and data serves the public interest, or was your reporting intentionally designed to mislead readers? 2/ Sensationalism in comparisons My research indicates that your coverage deliberately drew a sensationalized comparison between PACE financing and the subprime mortgage crisis, an analogy that experts have widely debunked. By invoking a financial catastrophe that devastated millions, were you attempting to mislead readers into believing PACE posed a similar systemic risk? Do you consider it responsible journalism to push fear-driven narratives that aren’t supported by data? 3/ Delayed corrections My research shows that when in March 8, 2017, your article Renovate America Masked Borrower Debt Woes, was found to be factually inaccurate, you delayed issuing the correction and only did so quietly. Given the significant impact of such misinformation, why did you allow this false narrative to circulate unchecked? Do you routinely delay corrections when they contradict the angle of your reporting, or was this an isolated attempt to mislead readers? More broadly, I’d appreciate insight into how you justify these apparent lapses in journalistic integrity: + What specific protocols do you follow to ensure the accuracy and reliability of your reporting? + Given your reliance on anonymous sources, who often have undisclosed biases and personal agendas, what steps do you take to verify their claims before presenting them as fact? + What safeguards, if any, do you have in place to prevent industry-backed narratives from dominating your reporting? Or do you consider sourcing from financially motivated groups an acceptable practice? + How do you justify prioritizing sensationalism over factual accuracy, particularly when drawing misleading comparisons that experts refute? Do you see any ethical concerns in shaping public perception through fear-driven narratives? + What accountability measures, if any, exist to ensure that your errors are corrected promptly and transparently? Or is quietly fixing mistakes after they’ve spread misinformation an accepted part of your reporting strategy? Sincerely, Bryan Johnson

@rustyrockets Seems to be the historic trend…

I reckon that the rise of both nationalism and populism are appropriate responses to globalism.

@markpinc Absolutely. 💯

This is pure evil barbarism that does go beyond the Nazis. Imagine your own children, scared in a dark tunnel being strangled to death. You all need to wake up. This is extreme Islam. Its a level of hatred and disdain for life thats beyond our comprehension.

@FBIDirectorKash @Kash_Patel You’re the man for the job!

I am honored to be confirmed as the ninth Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Thank you to President Trump and Attorney General Bondi for your unwavering confidence and support. The FBI has a storied legacy—from the “G-Men” to safeguarding our nation in the wake of 9/11. The American people deserve an FBI that is transparent, accountable, and committed to justice. The politicalization of our justice system has eroded public trust—but that ends today. My mission as Director is clear: let good cops be cops—and rebuild trust in the FBI. Working alongside the dedicated men and women of the Bureau and our partners, we will rebuild an FBI the American people can be proud of. And to those who seek to harm Americans—consider this your warning. We will hunt you down in every corner of this planet. Mission First. America Always. Let’s get to work.

@GabeZZOZZ A comedian.

What kind of leader does a Vogue photo shoot while his people are dying in the trenches at the front?

@bennyjohnson Definitely worth applauding his retirement.

The U.S. Senate just gave Mitch McConnell a standing ovation after announcement of him not seeking reelection in 2026….

@RealAlexJones @HarrisonHSmith Bout time. Amazed he had the wherewithal to make the statement. Pretty sure he thinks he's already at Disneyland.

BREAKING: Mitch McConnell announces he will not seek reelection in 2026. It's time to take our country back! Watch live: x.com/i/broadcasts/1… @HarrisonHSmith

@DonaldJTrumpJr 💯

Bye Mitch ✌️