Tim Finigan

@Bannons_WarRoom @RealSamFaddis This idiot who has been wrong for months is still on the show? Grandpa boomer look to make bannon seem young. Send him to fox ?ews.

Sam Faddis's Advice To The President In Dealing With Iran: "Do not release any pressure we have on these people. Don't give them a dime, don't do away with sanctions, absolutely nothing. Squeeze them, and let them sit and be crushed under that pressure." @RealSamFaddis

@JD_Cashless Ken the idiot doesn’t get the main point - they were upgraded to be behind trump and in line of fire. Who cares if it was row 1 or 10?

The Comperatores were not moved to front row seats. They were in the bleachers. Corey was filming when he was shot.

@RT_com Who, exactly, invited him to a wedding in the USA?

Ben Gvir scraps US trip after learning he'd have to provide fingerprints & answer questions about his criminal convictions to get visa Israeli media say the move signaled Washington's unwilling to grant him diplomatic visa He reportedly planned to attend a wedding

@TcketTime @CattardSlim No, it wasn’t really, really bad - douche

@CattardSlim Yeah, in case you are unaware, what that kid said was really, really bad. I mean, learning lesson, I suppose, but that's pretty fucking anti-semitic?

Republicans are fine with calling Michelle Obama a man, from the White House steps. They're fine with Trump calling Dems the enemy of America. But if a 19 year old kid says he doesn't want to work for a jew, they want his entire life destroyed.

@Raistlin900000 @AmericaNewsroom @EinhornGabe Really, Fox News is so ripe for a suit. I can’t believe they’re opening themselves up like this. “They” must think they own the system and are above the law.

@AmericaNewsroom @EinhornGabe Imagine making this doxxing story national news, your going to owe this kid sandman money

ANTISEMITISM SURGE: Jewish brothers and business partners @EinhornGabe & Aiden Einhorn now speaking out after a Cornell Student declined an internship at their company, telling them that he "wasn't interested in working for a Jew."

@Bannons_WarRoom Tel Aviv Pulte?

Bring Back Pulte @realDonaldTrump/116749841607391318" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTru…

@Bannons_WarRoom Why not Larry Loomer? Same thing

We Want Pulte @realDonaldTrump/116749870028302766" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTru…

@Bannons_WarRoom Why not Mark Levin? Same thing

@Bannons_WarRoom F*ck that and the other dude. WE WANT MAGA not MIGA.

@aaronjmate Dude, the bases are effectively gone now. Wake up.

A lot of fake peace terms are still circulating. For either side, if it sounds too good to be true, then it’s too good to be true. Iran isn’t abandoning its allies (“proxies”), and the US isn’t abandoning its military bases.

@BrettErickson28 Considering there were multiple reports today we were willing to pay $12b of the funds to avoid bombings tonight, I’d say the thawing of the frozen funds has started in the microwave.

It is easy to celebrate the recently announced Memorandum of Understanding being reached between the United States and Iran, but key questions remain: How much, and when, will Iran's assets be unfrozen? Will there be oil sanction waivers? Will the blockades be lifted simultaneously? Will there be tolls in the Strait? Until these answers are clear, there is truly no way to judge the degree of concessions from the United States that have been made.

@Bannons_WarRoom Your mental gymnastics are amazing - trying to stop the war he started - and be in worse position than prior to starting his war. So much winning.

“He’s not shying away from somebody throwing a fastball at him,” said Stephen K. Bannon, the pro-Trump podcaster and former White House aide. Mr. Bannon said that the president has grown more energetic as the pressure around him has grown, particularly as he seeks to end the war in Iran. “History seems to have sped up, and he seems to be speeding up with it,” he said. nytimes.com/2026/06/14/us/…

@mirandadevine This is a Ziocon wet dream

This was what I was told about Iran in a background briefing from a senior administration official this morning. - The United States is still days away from signing a deal with Iran to “destroyand remove” its entire enriched uranium stockpile,reopen the Strait of Hormuz without tolls, and stop supporting its terrorist proxies. - The official expressed “75 percent confidence” that a memorandum of understanding to be signed in coming days “eliminates the nuclear program for the long term… opens the Straits of Hormuz [and] accomplishes what the president set out to accomplish with this military campaign…  “Do we have a deal yet? No. “But I think that we are very close... That’s not 100%.… There's always some level of uncertainty when you're dealing with the Iranians. But I'm calling 75% confidence that we're going to be signing this agreement soon.” - The Iranians have agreed “in principle” to allow IAEA inspectors and the US to “destroy and remove the nuclear material,” the official said.  “How that happens is highly technical and something we plan to work out…  “The deal contemplates an inspections regime [and] a verification regime.” Iran’s stockpile of enriched uranium is stored in three locations in Iran, said the official. “We feel quite confident that we know where all of it is.” Recent US strikes helped drive the seeming Iranian change of heart. US forces struck Iran Wednesday in retaliation for an Iranian drone hitting an American Apache helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz Monday night. After the apparent breakthrough Thursday, President Trump called off a threatened invasion of Iran’s Kharg Island. The Iranians came back to the negotiating table when they saw President Trump is “willing to go kinetic” and the fact that oil and gas on cargo ships have started flowing through the Hormuz Strait under US protection, said the official. “There is a broad recognition [in Iran] that [the Strait] is a weakening point of leverage for them…  “While there are some people in the Iranian system, some ultra-hardliners, that don't want to give the United States anything, our sense is that …both the IRGC and the civilian people don't think it's in their interest to return to full combat operations.” Iran claimed their attack on the Apache helicopter was an accident and not an attempt by the IRGC to derail the deal, said the official. “I think that what happened is the IRGC is ostensibly trying to exercise greater control over the Straits of Hormuz, and they screwed up…. [They were] very aggressively back-channeling after that happened that they did not mean to cause any problems. Obviously, we laughed about that, and we responded as the president ordered.” The official described the new agreement as the “antidote to the JCPOA [the Obama administration’s 2015 Iran nuclear deal] because the very stockpile that was allowed to be built up [under the JCPOA], is the thing that we’re going to eliminate as part of our agreement.” The agreement is built on a “pay-for-performance” model.  “The way the deal is structured [is] the economic benefits to the Iranians won’t come until they deliver the weapons on the nuclear program ... that we require… “The more they perform, the more they receive,” said the official. Sanctions relief and potential infrastructure investment from Gulf Arab countries, estimated by the official to be $200 billion, would be provided only after Iran delivers on its end of the deal. “The biggest benefit for Iran would not be from any unfrozen assets. [It] would be from the sanctions relief and from the Gulf Arab countries investing in their country.  “What the president wanted us to do is to accomplish our objectives, primarily, that Iran not have a nuclear weapon,” the official said. “They’re going to be rewarded for acting like a normal country rather than the largest state sponsor of terrorism.” President Trump briefed Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, on details of the deal Thursday. 1/2

@JWMediaDC Jim, Clemson replaced USC

Notre Dame replaced USC with a home and home with BYU. But Clemson and FSU to the B1G is lovely dream but not likely a reality. Hey have a great weekend and it's always enjoyed to exchange ideas and opinions

@WeTheBrandon It’s going to have to be something approximating it

There’s no way this deal is making it.

@EFischberger @buckleycarlson Fischberger, is that Irish?

Tucker and his alcoholic brother @buckleycarlson are now both on record expressing support for Graham Platner, the commie with the Nazi tattoo who likes to masturbate in porta-potties

@TheLastRefuge2 I didn’t realize Sundance was MIGA - expecting 5-D chess

American 'podcasters' are locked in a contest for who can put down America the most, while European soccer fans are all over the country doing videos about how awesome America is.

@MarkHalperin The fact that you can believe this to be true is amazing. You are much weaker than I ever imagined.

Incredible deal if that’s what it is.

@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX 100 out of 100 from Fidelity

What did everyone get for @SpaceX IPO share allocations?

@AZBuckeye96 @JWMediaDC The Big 10 is the undisputed king of international students. There are more Chinese “students” at places like Purdue and Illinois than just about anywhere, and other Big schools aren’t far behind.

@JWMediaDC Jim what about the coming “student apocalypse” as a driver to add schools in the ACC footprint? I’ve heard that schools (UNC, VA, etc) draw large numbers of international students at a high clip and that the BIG and SEC want to capture as domestic student enrollment drops.

3- Unless a new member brings undeniable brand power, recruiting markets, or TV value, adding teams is unlikely to significantly boost per‑school payouts. Both leagues are instead betting on maintaining their current size and negotiating stronger, individual contracts rather than diluting revenue through expansion or pooling. In a post‑2030 media landscape, stability and proven market dominance are more valuable than adding more members.