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There it is! Trump announces that “an agreement has largely been negotiated”, with all the leaders of the Gulf. Final aspects of the deal being worked out as we speak, and announcement of the elements of the deal will be announced shortly! Progress!

I genuinely feel bad for the people who have the good fortune of living in America, yet spend all their time hating the country that provides them so much opportunity.

@C_3C_3 Both parties in all reality to be honest.

Pass the Save America Act and the entire Democrat Party collapses. Fact.

Unreal. The DAY I released this video detailing how Karen Bass and Nithya Raman are paying unscrupulous NGOs to increase drug use & hand out needles, one of these NGOs on Karen's payroll gets busted for distributing fentanyl. Karen Bass is destroying LA with your $. VOTE NOW!!!

@SenAdamSchiff In the great words of Tom Hanks: “Has anyone told you you look like a little penis with a hat on.” Or just in general. You look like a little penis. I guess it’s true, you are what you eat. Fuckin dick face.

My thoughts go out to Tulsi Gabbard and her family, as her husband battles this serious health problem. I hope and pray that he makes a speedy and full recovery. While the circumstances around her departure are deserving of our sympathy, let’s be clear: Tulsi Gabbard’s only positive contribution to our nation's national security is her resignation. She politicized intelligence. She dismantled critical agencies keeping Americans safe. She weaponized the IC to pursue baseless election fraud claims. And more. We must ensure that her tenure — marked by a devotion to the person of the president and not to the security of the country — represents a terrible exception at DNI and not the new normal.

Let’s be honest. Warsh at the Fed. Kevin Warsh’s arrival at the Federal Reserve is not a personnel change. It is a regime change attempt inside an institution built to prevent one. A supply-sider now runs a central bank hard-wired for Keynesian demand management, and the machine is already resisting the new code. The next mistake is visible in plain sight. Keynesians on Wall Street and inside the Fed are treating a supply shock as if it were a demand boom and calling for tighter money. This is dogma masquerading as seriousness. A chokepoint in the Strait of Hormuz, a jump in energy prices, and a cost shock rolling through transport, food, and manufacturing are not evidence of overheated demand. They are evidence of a damaged supply side. Monetary policy cannot reopen a shipping lane. It cannot pump more oil. It cannot repeal geopolitics. It can only crush demand somewhere else, usually with a lag, and usually in the most interest-rate-sensitive corners of the economy first, housing, commercial real estate, capital spending, and durables. Those sectors did not close the Strait. They are simply first in line to pay for the Fed’s intellectual mistakes. That is the Keynesian reflex in its purest form. Every price spike becomes “inflation.” Every inflation scare requires a rate move. Every rate move is advertised as proof of resolve. It is nonsense. A change in relative prices caused by a supply shock is not the same thing as an inflationary spiral. Pretending otherwise is how central banks turn an external shock into a domestic recession. Machiavelli explained why change is so hard. The innovator makes enemies of everyone who did well under the old order and wins only lukewarm defenders among those who might benefit from the new. Christensen gave the same warning in corporate language. Incumbent institutions kill disruptive change because their processes, incentives, and prestige are built around the existing model. That is the real problem Warsh faces. The resistance is not incidental. It is structural. The test for Warsh is not whether he can sound tough on television. It is whether he can resist the Wall Street catechism that every supply shock must be met with tighter money. If he hikes rates into a supply-driven price spike to prove his anti-inflation credentials, he will not have broken with the Keynesian regime. He will have submitted to it. This is not the 1970s. Expectations are not unanchored, and the productive economy is already scarred by years of policy excess, fiscal decadence, and institutional bias. The hope is that Warsh understands the difference between inflation and a supply shock, ignores the Keynesian pundits, and refuses to compound one policy error with another.

CBS News said there was no evidence of fraud. The NYT said the Somali community was being targeted CNN said there was "little evidence." Tim Walz said it was “white supremacy” to expose fraud Today: $90M busted and 15 charged. IT WAS ALL FRAUD AND THEY KNEW.

Larry Fink likes Bitcoin. Donald Trump likes Bitcoin. Kevin Warsh likes Bitcoin. Scott Bessent likes Bitcoin. Stan Druckenmiller likes Bitcoin. Paul Tudor Jones likes Bitcoin. Elon Musk likes Bitcoin. And you and your uncle Joe think you're smart for not liking it? Get real.

@RachelLeishman @IngrahamAngle And you’re on your phone reading Karen’s tweets written by some little assistant, you dumb ass.

@IngrahamAngle a computer program did this, laura

These Spencer Pratt ads — bravo!

@NYCMayor I know a few teachers and New Yorkers who would benefit from less waste and fraud in the government. Why not cut waste, fraud, and abuse before taxing anyone more? A homeless person in NYC receives more funding than the salary of a single mom working a 9-5, maybe start there.

@MisterLeeHODL Is a blockade considered a war? END THE NUCLEAR PROGRAM!

END THE WAR 🕊️

@willbarrelUSA @IngrahamAngle It was an IQ test, you morons just didn’t pass. Lol. The base that bought into the democracy without any primary, the we will just pick who we want as the nominee for you base. You’re right, those who chose freedom must be dumb. Fuckin clown.

@IngrahamAngle I’d venture to say his base is dumber than the rest of them.

Trump is simply better at politics than the rest of them.

Massie should look on the bright side. At least he doesn’t have to pretend to care about the Epstein victims anymore.

Turns out, running a fake daycare is much more lucrative than making family-friendly films, yet only one of those things actually benefits children.

Each campus we develop represents a long-term investment in the infrastructure, workforce, and institutions that enable durable economic growth. Hut 8 is committing $16 million to expand water system capacity in West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana, in connection with the first phase of our River Bend AI data center campus. The investment will fund a new water well and approximately eight miles of water main, which will be transferred to the parish at no cost to taxpayers. Once complete, these improvements are expected to expand service and reliability for more than 4,000 households and 200 employer establishments across the parish. Read the full release: hut8.com/news-insights/…

@dlacalle_IA @SenWarren We “had to support” the endless war in Ukraine that they want to pretend didn’t cost us anything. Lol

@SenWarren Hey, why did you not do that with $6 trillion per year when Biden was in power?

What could you do with $1 billion? Feed kids. Lower insulin costs. Let people file taxes for free. Instead, Republicans wants to spend it on a gold-encrusted ballroom.

@StockSavvyShay At 900 P/E that’ll be fun for a couple years.

I just initiated a brand-new 'Power Grid' position in my family portfolio. The company is under $10B, growing revenue over 100% YoY, sitting on a record backlog and booking more than twice as much business as it ships. Any guesses?

@MoreauSophie_21 @WatcherGuru It should be up to the people who pay their taxes in that state.

@adventurepath27 @WatcherGuru Who knows? Ultimately, it's up to them.

JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Minnesota Governor signs bill allowing banks and credit unions to offer crypto custody services.

If Massie is a “true conservative,” then why does everyone on the Left want him to win?