Dylan Morgan

@hhuntzinger @Fxhedgers The best case scenario for tax returns is zero refund. It means you got all your money during the year.

@Fxhedgers The recommendation to change is a scam so that you’ll blame yourself for having a smaller (or no) refund next year. Because the IRS delayed the withholding adjustments for the OBBB until 2026, so you’ll get a smaller refund next year even if you don’t change withholding at all.

Sec. Scott Bessent: "I want to encourage everyone out there watching today to change their withholding ... you will get an automatic real wage increase on a weekly or a monthly basis." 🙂

@rdbrann738 @FmrRepMTG *excursion*

You’ve obviously never served in Iraq or Afghanistan and been under the threat of an IED or EFP courtesy of the Iranian backed terrorist groups that routinely flowed into and out of these shitholes. Please sit down and shut the fuck up. You know shit about war, the threats we face or those who fight them.

25TH AMENDMENT!!! Not a single bomb has dropped on America. We cannot kill an entire civilization. This is evil and madness.

@RealMemeBros @mysticl @unusual_whales Same go for the constitution, or do you get to cherry pick?

@mysticl @unusual_whales I was in 9th grade and never made a deal with any Ukrainian. Whatever deal our parents/grandparents had expired with them.

Rubio: "There was a couple of leaders in Europe who said that this was not Europe's war. Well, Ukraine is not America's war and yet we've contributed more to that fight than any other country in the world."

@moore_mich77236 If you have a problem with the yardstick, fix the yardstick. You shouldn’t say “yardsticks broken, so I’m gonna eyeball everything”.

@Weinsteinlaw I trust Pete’s judgment. Records in the military always use exemplary as a descriptor. Sometimes it’s overused. I’m sure there are other factors in play. DEI is an area that may be over used and unearned descriptors.

Pete Hegseth just removed four decorated Army Colonels from a promotion list they earned through decades of service. Two are Black. Two are women. The Army Secretary called their records “exemplary." Hegseth called it “meritocracy" while overriding him. When you purge the best officers in the world because they don't fit your preferred demographic, you’re not defending the country. You’re betraying the values that define it. nytimes.com/2026/03/27/us/…

@theWokeholics @pjaicomo @DHSgov It is demonstrably less valid in the sense that a judicial empowers law enforcement to exercise power that would violate constitutional protections (search and seizure as an example). An admistrative warrant really just infers agency intent.

@pjaicomo @DHSgov An administrative warrant is no less valid. It’s a shame a warrant is even a requirement for detaining ior arresting illegals.

THIS IS FALSE. Here’s the warrant. It’s embarrassing when sanctuary politicians fall for these obvious hoaxes peddled by the media. We look forward to you correcting the record. Next time ask us and we will get you the facts.

@jackh337 @CharlieBul58993 @HarrisSockel @lymanstoneky All AI can and should refuse to perform tasks beyond guardrails. That’s not a secret, and it isn’t the same as Anthropic unilaterally turning it off. OAI’s do the same thing. It’s built into the training, there’s no off switch for it. And the DOW knew that.

@CharlieBul58993 @HarrisSockel @lymanstoneky That's exactly what I understand it to be. I You don't seem to understand the implications of what Anthropic told the DoW. It's not punitive, software that could just refuse to function if it thinks it detects a breach of the company's ethical code obviously can't be used

Sorry but, can you imagine trying to negotiate with people like this?

@tickerade @TechCrunch @raistocktrading I agree that the consumer app for ChatGPT is better than the consumer app for Claude. I don’t think Anthropic would dispute that. But this is bad because they’ve made financial bets based on a growth curve that just broke.

@TechCrunch @raistocktrading It is not that bad. ChatGPT is a great tool, probably still the best in the market.

ChatGPT uninstalls surged by 295% after DoD deal techcrunch.com/2026/03/02/cha…

@Queenof28768268 @BillKristol Where have I heard this before…

@BillKristol You are with us or against us. There will be no in between. No “it’s possible.

I've been trying to give the administration some benefit of the doubt, and I suppose it's possible things will still turn out well or least not too badly -- but Pete Hegseth this morning seems to have destroyed any coherent or even defensible rationale for the war. Terrible.

@freed_dfilan Llama 4 Maverick - Only organizations with fewer than 200,000 employees can use it without a separate commercial agreement with Meta. LinkedIn - no programmatic data retrieval and storage (meaning you can’t scrape the app and create a data warehouse) Basically all software.

@freed_dfilan Sure - SQL Server Developer edition: The terms of use only allow non production workloads. SFDC and Slack - You can’t provide the data created and maintained on the platform to a language model that is not provided by Salesforce

People who think OpenAI shouldn't have an "all legal use" contract with DoD: do you also think that whoever sells/rents computers to DoD should put restrictions on legal uses of their computers? If not, what's the relevant difference? [TBC this is a genuine question]

@freed_dfilan And by the way, the anthropic terms were agreed to buy the government when the contract was signed last year. The difference now is Anthropic wants those terms enforced, and the DoW sort of thought about the license terms as more of a parchment guarantee

@freed_dfilan They actually do. Computers ul listed devices and the license you are given requires you to operate the computer inside those guidelines (eg 120v, 15/20 amp power supply). The software that runs on, it is all licensed for acceptable use.

@StonesThrones @4thOfJuly365 Edison plug on the wall, mass produced Masonite door, standard American toggle switches on the wall. She might be from Iran, but she wasn’t in Iran when this was shot.

@4thOfJuly365 I don’t believe she’s in Iran, and she definitely didn’t buy those clothes there. The boots are a dead giveaway.

They love the Trump Dance!

@J_Steve_Brown @MilitiaJim @jack_g_nicastro That was certainly the principal when we made that design designation for Huawei. It’s just not clear that that is a credible argument here. It’s also never been done to an American company - the language in the statute explicitly targets “adversaries”

@goDylanMorgan @MilitiaJim @jack_g_nicastro “no one with federal contracts can have any commercial relationship with them” If they are a risk, so is anyone else with close business ties

President Donald Trump has done a 180 on his heretofore (relatively) laissez-faire AI development and deployment policy by allowing Defense Secretary Hegseth to designate Anthropic a supply chain risk. Anthropic will legally resist this designation, but if it is upheld "no contractor, supplier, or partner that does business with the United States military may conduct any commercial activity with Anthropic." Just like overregulation, this kneejerk attack on Anthropic dramatically increases the risk of American AI investments, needlessly incentivizing foreign frontier AI development—you know, some place where the company you invested in won't be blackballed and threatened with outright nationalization. Not good for American AI dominance.

@sama You say the deployment is cloud only - what cloud? Azure/AWS Govcloud? And is OAI running the infra? Is the cloud provider? Does DoD get weights?

I'd like to answer questions about our work with the DoW and our thinking over the past few days. Please AMA.

@MilitiaJim @J_Steve_Brown @jack_g_nicastro They clearly have delegated authority to enter into or cancel any contract they wish, it’s the “no one with federal contracts can have any commercial relationship with them” part that seems at odds with basic principles of liberty.

@goDylanMorgan @J_Steve_Brown @jack_g_nicastro Raising and supporting Armies is one of Congress' tasks; as is providing and maintaining a Navy. The DoD declaring a contractor "persona non grata" seems to me to be intruding on a Congress thing.

@J_Steve_Brown @MilitiaJim @jack_g_nicastro Let’s assume for a moment that you’re correct, does that sound like a free society that you would want to live in? It just strikes me as odd that the folks that wave the “don’t tread on me” flag around or arguing for limitless plenary executive power.

@MilitiaJim @goDylanMorgan @jack_g_nicastro The law is subservient to the Constitution, which gives Trump this authority without condition. Feel free to litigate and legislate the hell out of it. The outcome will be the same.

@J_Steve_Brown @jack_g_nicastro Supply chain risk is a title 10 authority in the US Code, you won’t find it in Article II. But the constitution does provide due process and takings clause guarantees, which will be central to Anthropic’s argument in court. uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req…

@jack_g_nicastro "Anthropic will legally resist this designation" No US Court, including SCOTUS, has the authority to order Hegseth to un-designate Anthropic a supply chain risk. That is an Article 2 authority. Period. Any court orders to the contrary will be ignored

@Braden_4198 @AnonAtLaw @DavidSKrueger It’ll be interesting to see if it survives a takings clause argument. I agree that making it impossible for anybody who does business with the federal government to do business with anthropic will probably bankrupt them.

@goDylanMorgan @AnonAtLaw @DavidSKrueger And that’s what’s happening. They are now a supply chain risk and likely to go bankrupt before they IPO

I have not seen a single person take Hegseth's side. Trying to force Anthropic to allow their AI to be used for mass surveillance of American citizens and killing people with no human-in-the-loop is so clearly wrong and dangerous. A frightening attempt at government overreach.

@AnonAtLaw @DavidSKrueger Help me understand what you mean - Anthropic is saying they don’t want to build something, and DOD is saying they have to or else… Anthropic has said they are happy to exit the contract and help DOD transition to another provider… They aren’t telling DOD anything.

@DavidSKrueger Just want to be clear that your view is that private corporations and their unelected leaders should have the final say over US military planning and operations. That is overreach, but not government overreach.