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@the1nonlyjubu @bennyjohnson He never says uh, um, repeats words, stalls etc… it’s pretty impressive

@bennyjohnson Spencer Pratt sounding more prepared and knowledgeable about city politics than city politicians is not something the younger me would have ever believed to be possible. What a time to be alive.

Spencer Pratt to Nithya Raman on homelessness:“I’ll go below the freeway tomorrow with her to find some of these people she’s going to ‘offer treatment’ for. She’s going to get stabbed in the neck. These people don’t want a bed—they want fentanyl…”

@Brycer_B @PeachProof23 Watch the celebration. They are all kissing each other on the lips.

@PeachProof23 He straight up kissed her on the lips. lol wild.

Can you name a more iconic duo than Janet and Jack? 🖐️💥 ​Watch Joyce DeWitt CRUSH the first half of Fast Money before John Ritter seals the deal for the big prize. The chemistry, the laughs, the 70s/80s vibes... it’s perfection. ​Trivia time: Without looking it up, do you remember which other Three's Company star appeared on the Feud? Thank you for the endless laughs and the memories that still stick with us decades later. Rest in peace, John. 🕊️✨

@JohnnyFSE Need total pretrial release decisions made and total releases relative to failures. Without those, the numbers have no reference point to evaluate the judge on.

Good afternoon everyone, The response to CourtWatch.us has been overwhelming — thank you!! To be transparent: it's just me building this. I work a full-time job and launched yesterday purely to see if anyone cared. Clearly you do. Important context: this data is solely based on pretrial release cases. Judges handle hundreds of cases a year — what you're seeing is a small fraction of their total caseload. This does not mean there is 100% corruption. But when you look at the data, it may signify that change is needed to keep our communities safe. I'm working on adding more info pertaining to details about defendants etc but it will take some time and the website will evolve over time. I'll be adding data weekly and sending newsletter updates every Tuesday that you can be a part of. I won't be able to respond to every comment — there are simply too many — but I read as many as I can. This is public information that should be easy to find. I'm just making it easier to find. There will be hurdles. Please bear with me. I'm not going anywhere. Sign up for weekly updates: courtwatch.us

@JohnnyFSE Could you add how many cases the judge made a release decision for and total releases, for perspective? Eg Did Tynan have 20 failures on 25 releases or 300 releases? Big difference. Did he have 20 failures on 50 overall cases (holds AND releases) or 600 overall cases?

I built CourtWatch.us — a free public database for American citizens who deserve safer communities. You can track which judges released defendants who then got rearrested, skipped court, or violated their release conditions. All public records. All free. I started with Orange County FL and will be expanding to all 67 Florida counties and eventually every state in the country. This first batch of info is from 2024 and since public reports are released in March/April for the previous year, data is behind. But I wanted to see if this is plausible. After adding 2024,I'll add 2025 and then figure out how to get real-time-data uploaded. It's in beta — would love to know what you think 👇 Numbers don't lie, but criminals do. courtwatch.us @bennyjohnson @jockowillink @GrantCardone @LauraLoomer @nickshirleyy @j_fishback

@TJsburner1776 @drcateshanahan What’s the chance he was screwing with you

I'm in fire restoration. About 8 years ago I repaired a crematorium fire for exactly this reason. They were shut down for a few days so had to run 24/7 while we were doing framing/drywall. They put a large body in and we saw what looked like cooking oil come out the bottom and the guy said "that's body fat"

This is gross, so naturally I have to share. My accountant just explained crematoriums have adapted to the obesity epidemic to prevent massive...grease...fires. Here's what they do: Turn down the heat from 2800 to 1500 Bake the entire day, instead of minutes And put...

@Claudin84709133 @realAnn_29 @ToscaAusten Correct

@realAnn_29 @ToscaAusten Well and that the fascia release is just painful 🤷‍♀️

LeAnn Rimes breaks down sobbing after intense, deep jaw release therapy, years of tension finally gone. 😭

@sagesteele If you don’t have a connection, the plane’s running behind, & people’s plans are going to be severely altered bc you block them just to intentionally ruin their day… can’t get on board with that. And Robinhood stole from the rich to give to the poor, we’re supporting that now?

Wait Your Turn To Get Off The Plane!

@MoiTisMeIs @ThrillaRilla369 This is not a hard clock.

@ThrillaRilla369 This is a transgender man = women to man. Is this what you would want in the womens' bathroom? share.google/PncAa4tS1lKjdu…

To the women who are on this app, be honest Are you OKAY with a man claiming to be a woman using the ladies room if you're in there? 🤷🤔

@SouthsideTilly @RealWokeRight @BenZeisloft @conservmillen Forgiveness and grace is asking forgiveness for your sins. Toxic empathy would be telling him that you understand his struggle and if porn is what he needs to cope, then indulge. This is not hard.

@RealWokeRight @BenZeisloft @conservmillen Don't forget that her husband had a porn problem! No empathy for pornsick gooners. @RealWokeRight

I spoke to a pregnancy center director in Kentucky this week who read “Toxic Empathy” by @conservmillen and completely changed the way she and her staff minister to women. While many pregnancy centers do excellent work, some affirm women in their choices to an extraordinarily degree, or have bought into worldly trauma-informed models of counseling. This particular pregnancy center was shockingly trained to present women with raising the baby, putting the baby up for adoption, or aborting the baby as possible valid options for them. But according to this pregnancy center director, “Toxic Empathy” caused them to revamp their approach, instead telling women that they are facing a choice between life or death, and much more directly addressing the sin issues underlying abortion while applying the gospel. In other words, we need more rejection of emotionalized nonsense in Christian ministries, including pregnancy centers, and I am thankful that this particular woman was helped by @conservmillen toward that end.

@RealWokeRight @BenZeisloft @conservmillen You do know that forgiveness and grace are different than empathy, right?

@BenZeisloft @conservmillen That's a great outcome, and pretty ironic given her latest defense of unlimited empathy for Christian "former" sluts

@joeroganhq She’s talking about her kids. I’m not a fan but context here is deserved.

Michelle Obama: "People line up for my advice. And you, you’re walking away like I’m stupid... It’s like, I’ve written books."

@sarahmquinlan @BridgetPhetasy Shortsighted. The kids who needed diaper bags for all of two years become those friends.

@BridgetPhetasy I think this every time I spontaneously decide I to leave the house or run an errand or go meet up with friends and I don’t have to pack a diaper bag/push a stroller/get a baby-sitter/etc.

My friend just said to me, "But Bridget, you'll never know the joy of children." True, but I do know the joy of naps.

@liftweldshoot @bennyjohnson Case in point.

@_tm37260 @bennyjohnson He definitely brought that last part on himself when he started losing sight of why he won in the first place

Man Who Took Down Dan Crenshaw Explains His Downfall: 'It Was a Fall From Grace..' Steve Toth: "I was telling people, 'Dan can't win'...It was a fall from grace... Dan has a charmed life. He has a beautiful wife he has a beautiful child, he is a member of Congress, he was talked about as being the next Vice Presidential pick, he was talked about one day being groomed for the Presidency. Yet for some reason that wasn't enough for him. He was just a miserable man..."

@AngelMD1103 That girl’s eyes are begging for mom to help her manage the emotions she doesn’t know how to handle.

At the mall, a teenage girl filled her arms with designer sneakers and pricey makeup while shopping with her mom. When they reached the checkout, her mom calmly said, “Put it back, we’re not buying that today.” The teen’s face dropped, and she burst into dramatic tears, insisting she needed those items. Her mom didn’t yell or argue, she simply handed the pile back to the cashier and said, “Crying doesn’t change the budget.” Priceless. It’s not always easy to say no, especially under pressure and embarrassment. But moments like that can teach something far more valuable than expensive brands, self-control, gratitude, and understanding that money doesn’t grow on trees. When kids push boundaries in public, is standing firm the best lesson even if it causes a scene?

@brucestill1 @mkhammer Except for when she assumed she’d win.

@mkhammer Hillary is always right. She’s a force and she’s brilliant.

Can I say something without everyone getting mad

@krassenstein @NancyMace Wrong

@NancyMace You forgot a comma after “please refrain.” Also, “restrain,” works perfectly fine in this situation. Stop being a bigot.

Honey, it’s “please refrain” not “please restrain.” This is what happens when your staff is from the Third World and can’t speak proper English.

@LucasMcCau66228 @WallStreetApes That’s the point. It sounds expensive yet was still less than Disney. And wealthy people know their numbers, prob better than the tourists putting Disney on credit cards.

@WallStreetApes I mean he really shouldn’t be talking if he’s flexing about taking his entire family on a ski vacation in France which was likely very expensive to begin with so clearly he can easily afford these types of things

This is actually insane American booked a Disney World vacation for his family “I want to explain to you how insane these prices are” “A few weeks ago, I just flew my family, my entire family across the world for a ski vacation to Courchevel, France — the largest ski area in the world. Flew them across the world, got them new gear for snowboarding, private lessons. Stayed in five-star hotels, ate at amazing restaurants, 2 of them Michelin Star restaurants, all of that in France and Switzerland Half the price of taking my family to Disney World and Universal Studios for five days” “Really think about that for a second. You can take your family to Europe, fly business class, eat in Michelin star restaurants, five-star hotels for half the price than Disney World.”

@uncledoomer You mock but watch video of Will and Kate leaving with George. Baby wrapped up in blanket, placed in car seat, straps loose over blanket, arms not engaged.

trying to get an american to understand a newborn baby: okay think about this in terms of your car

@jones3283 @Provokethoughtz No.

@Provokethoughtz It stops being an embryo once fertilized. Its called a fetus at that point. Or child for the non heartless.