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@SecKennedy @CPAC Mmmmm, Texas Twinkies!

After a big day at @CPAC, I went looking for REAL FOOD. Stopped by the Original Roy Hutchins in Trophy Club, TX for protein-packed BBQ.

@LauraLoomer @RTErdogan Just say who the podcasters are, why do we go around in circles guessing who they are…for clicks and views? Just come out and say it!

SCOOP: CIA source tells me the CIA has hard evidence that Turkey, and more specifically the Erdogan @RTErdogan administration, has specifically directed spending for podcasters to undermine the Trump administration’s Middle East agenda. The CIA has evidence of this Turkish funding going to at least one female podcaster and at least one male podcaster. Turkey is the largest financier of the Muslim Brotherhood.

@Frank_Frangie So the box is there to confuse viewers!?!?

@Frank_Frangie Why does’t the ABS change with the batter? When you look at Judge vs. Altuve, the ABS zone appears to be the same.

For baseball nerds like me, this is the problem I have with the ABS system coming to MLB. It was a strike when it crossed the plate. And was correctly called. But by time catcher caught it, looked low. ABS challenge system will call it a ball. I say let the umps call it. FWIW.

@elonmusk And @Tesla_Optimus should be taking care of them!

If someone is guilty of a heinous violent crime and is able to plead insanity, they should go to an asylum, not be released to murder or rape innocent people

@rawsalerts Most likely to be delivered next week (2/23 - 2/27)?? I think the longer the delay the worse for Trump, hence the 26% favorability.

🚨 #BREAKING: SCOTUS projected to strike down Trump's tariffs, declaring them "illegal" — 74% chance, per Polymarket

@engineers_feed Get a job or summer internship in the field of interest and work at the very bottom.

What advice would you give to first year engineering student?

@folaoftech He’ll be an RF Design Engineer in about 10-12 years. Highly sought after engineer with great pay. Get your EE degree and he’ll be set for life.

She has no clue what her son is up to… honestly, I don't get it either.

@R_Brauninger There is a team called “Right Way Baseball” on this list. Makes you think 🤔

What are we doing? 😂 If my kid were on this list, I would contact these people and say, “Please remove my son from this graphic. Our family does not wish to be associated with stupidity of this level.”

@catturd2 4.5M on YouTube

Just turned off the woke boring Super Bowl - watching the All American half time show - already 2.5 million watching in 5 minutes

@EricLDaugh Looks like they will see each other in court x.com/rapidresponse4…

🚨 BREAKING: MAJOR investigation is ramping up into 3rd world migrant fraud in Maine after Dr. Oz says 100% of autism care claims were problematic Tens of MILLIONS already in improper payments. The fraud is clustered in one location DEFUND MAINE!

@DrOzCMS Hmmm, seems like they will see each other in court x.com/rapidresponse4…

You’ve probably heard about Minnesota’s fraud problems. Maine also needs to clean up its act. Last month, HHS investigators released a report that identified at least $45 million in improper payments to the state’s Medicaid-funded treatment program for children with autism. Somali fraudsters in Minnesota stole millions from a similar program, and we’re seeing all the same red flags in Maine: Rapid growth in payouts (over 50% in just four years) Treatment centers clustering in small geographic areas Insufficient documentation of autism diagnoses Lack of effective state oversight Other programs, including interpreter services and personal care, are also raising red flags. That’s why, today, we sent Gov. Janet Mills and her state health commissioner a letter outlining our concerns and requesting additional information. We want to know what MaineCare is doing to 1) prevent fraud, 2) identify fraud when it happens, 3) ban dishonest providers from billing the system, and 4) recover stolen or misspent taxpayer funds. If we’re not satisfied with their answers, CMS is ready to take action. Gov. Mills has 30 days to respond. The clock is ticking.

@StevenDialFox4 @TaylorRehmetTX @DanPatrick @Fox4News @FOX4 @FOX26Houston @fox7austin Taylor will hold the seat until December and a rematch will happen in ‘27. Any tale that this is a harbinger for Trump or midterms is flat out incorrect.

Political Upset: Democrat @TaylorRehmetTX flipped a Texas State Senate District President Trump won by double digits Blue Saturday night. Lt. Gov. @DanPatrick said this is a wake up call for Republicans. Democrats say it’s a sign of what’s to come. #txlege @Fox4News #SD9

‼️URGENT: There is a critical special election this Saturday in Tarrant County. The choice is grassroots patriot and America First warrior @LeighForTexas and a typical radical leftist democrat. Turnout will be low SO YOUR VOTE MATTERS. Please make sure you vote!

@Teslaconomics We need Trump to bring back insane asylums so we can get these Gen3’s to work

Tesla plans to unveil Optimus Gen 3 in Q1 and the first production line is already underway, with production planned before the end of 2026. The team is aiming to build a capacity of 1M Tesla Bots per year!

@XFreeze We need Trump to bring back insane asylums so we can get these Gen3’s to work

ELON MUSK: "We’ll probably unveil Optimus Gen 3 in a few months. I think it’s going to be quite surprising to people it’s an incredibly capable robot We are replacing the SX line in Fremont with a million-unit-per-year line for Optimus Because it is a completely new supply chain, there’s really nothing from existing supply chains that exists in Optimus; everything is designed from physics first principles The normal S-curve of manufacturing ramp will be longer for Optimus than it is for products that have at least some portion of an existing supply chain The production rate will be proportionate to the least lucky, least confident part of the entire supply chain Optimus 3 will be a general-purpose robot that can learn by observing human behavior. You can demonstrate a task, verbally describe it, or show it a video, and it will be able to perform that task. It’s going to be a very capable robot."

@MarioNawfal @Tesla @elonmusk Optimus is perfect for Trumps new insane asylums

Optimus will make aging at home possible. Daily care. Quiet support. Zero drama. Comfort stays steady. Dignity stays protected. Independence stops feeling fragile. @Tesla, @elonmusk

@elonmusk We need to use them for Trumps new insane asylums!

Optimus will be amazing for protecting and taking care of your elderly parents

@cb_doge Use the robots to work at Trumps new initiative, Insane asylums!

Grok Summary of Elon Musk’s Interview at the World Economic Forum. Musk discussed his companies’ missions, technological advancements, and visions for the future, emphasizing optimism, abundance, and caution with emerging tech. The conversation covered SpaceX, Tesla, AI, robotics, energy, space exploration, and personal inspirations. 1. Company Missions and Philosophy • SpaceX: Focused on extending human life and consciousness beyond Earth to the Moon, Mars, and other star systems. Musk views consciousness as rare and fragile (“a tiny candle in vast darkness”), stressing the need for multi-planetary life to survive disasters. No evidence of aliens from 9,000+ satellites. • Tesla: Evolved from sustainable energy to “sustainable abundance” via AI and robotics, aiming for global high living standards and poverty elimination. • Overall: Musk’s drive is curiosity about the universe, inspired by sci-fi and comics as a child. He wants to turn science fiction into fact (e.g., Starfleet-like spaceships) and understand life’s meaning, physics, and potential aliens. 2. AI and Robotics • AI will enable economic explosion and universal abundance, but requires caution to avoid dystopian scenarios (e.g., “Terminator”). • Predictions: AI smarter than any human by end of 2026; smarter than all humanity by 2030-2031. • Robotics (Optimus): Billions of humanoid robots could outnumber humans, saturating needs. Early deployment in Tesla factories for simple tasks by late 2026; complex tasks and public sales by end of 2027. Uses include childcare, pet care, and elderly support (addressing aging populations and caregiver shortages). • Challenges: Human purpose in a work-free world (trade-off for abundance); ensure broad access via low costs and open models. • Bottlenecks: Electrical power limits deployment; chips outpace energy growth (except in China). Solution: Space-based solar-powered AI data centers (5x more efficient, cold vacuum aids cooling, scalable to hundreds of terawatts within 2-3 years). 3. Energy and Sustainability • Solar is key: Sun provides nearly 100% of solar system energy. A 100x100 mile area could power the entire US; similar small regions (e.g., parts of Spain/Sicily) for Europe. • China’s lead: Deploying 1,000+ GW of solar annually (half US steady-state power with batteries). • Barriers: US tariffs inflate costs; Musk plans 100 GW/year US solar manufacturing via SpaceX/Tesla within ~3 years. • Aging reversal: Solvable (body-wide “clock” synchronizes cells), but death prevents societal “ossification.” High likelihood of life extension soon. 4. Autonomous Vehicles and Manufacturing • Self-driving: “Essentially solved.” Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) is so safe some insurers offer half-price policies. Widespread robotaxi service in US by end of 2026; supervised FSD approval hoped for Europe/China soon. • Robotics in manufacturing: Rapid scaling; software updates (like Tesla cars) improve capabilities quarterly/weekly. 5. Space Exploration • Breakthrough: Starship’s full reusability (2026 goal) will drop space access costs by 100x (under $100/lb, cheaper than air freight). Enables Moon/Mars missions, high-volume satellites. • Mars trip: Musk might go (6 months each way, planets align every 2 years), but “not on impact.” • Broader impact: Low costs enable space-based AI/solar; potential discoveries of alien civilizations (likely long-dead). 6. Closing Thoughts • Musk emphasized optimism: Better to be an optimist and wrong than a pessimist and right. Fink called Musk a “great friend” and inspiration, aligning with his positive future vision. The ~30-minute interview was forward-looking, blending grand visions with practical execution challenges. Musk appeared relaxed, humorous (e.g., alien jokes, “peace” puns), and focused on humanity’s potential.

@cb_doge Use the robots to work at Trumps new initiative, Insane asylums!

Elon Musk’s Full Interview from the World Economic Forum today.