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CLARITY FOR 100 YEARS Why would President Trump - author of The Art of the Deal - bring this exact constellation of executives to meet with Xi Jinping at one of the most compressed geopolitical moments in modern history? Not just politicians. Not just diplomats. But the CEOs representing: • global banking • global payments • semiconductors • AI infrastructure • aerospace • food supply • tokenization • communications networks • custody • biotech • manufacturing • capital markets Because perhaps the real negotiation is larger than trade. Perhaps the old architecture itself is under negotiation. The post-1944 world was built on: centralized debt, military enforcement, petrodollar dependency, SWIFT control, and industrial-age financial rails. But a digital civilization requires something different: • real-time settlement • neutral interoperability • decentralized verification • tokenized value transfer • sovereign cooperation without surrendering sovereignty • transparent ledgers instead of opaque intermediaries • economic incentives aligned toward stability instead of perpetual conflict What if the real “deal” is not about China defeating America or America defeating China… …but preventing mutually assured financial destruction during the largest technological transition in human history? Because AI + quantum + tokenization + autonomous finance cannot scale on 1970s settlement rails. And if value itself becomes instant, global, programmable, and interoperable… then whoever helps architect the transition may shape the next 100 years. Maybe this is why payments giants, asset managers, chip manufacturers, aerospace leaders, and tokenization infrastructure firms all suddenly matter in the same room. Not because they represent separate industries. But because they collectively represent the operating system of the emerging world economy. A sovereignty-first system. A multipolar system. A digitally interconnected system. Potentially even a peace-through-prosperity system. Not a world without nations. A world where nations can transact without financial hostage-taking. Not centralization. Interoperability. Not conquest. Coordination. Not endless friction. Atomic settlement. And perhaps that is why the room matters more than the headlines. Godspeed, Mr. President. @realDonaldTrump

$IBRX Ho lee sheet. This is the stuff people need to actually read. It’s not just about automated NK cell production. ImmunityBio is working with patented memory cytokine-enriched NK cells designed to last longer, expand faster, and hit cancer cells harder than conventional NK cells. So the story is not just “we can make NK cells.” It’s more like: we can manufacture them, we have specialized patented versions, and the platform could matter across multiple cancer indications. Now Dr Pat smiling in all these country meetings starts making a lot more sense. This is not some basic biotech pitch. This is a full immune-cell platform being built piece by piece. $IBRX

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The complexity of an AI driven robot that needs to meet GMP standards & learn complex steps of targeted cell manufacture. A marvel and the first robot of its kind in the world. Can’t wait till we lift off the first patient’s NK cells in LA from NANT LEONARDO. Unstoppable scale.

Her dying wish was to see Keith Urban perform one last time. But her health prevented her from getting to the concert. So Keith Urban came to her... This melts my heart 🥹❤️

Can you imagine three assassination attempts on your life?” When Citadel’s Ken Griffin — a billionaire who’s had his differences with Trump — stops mid-interview and says this, the room goes silent. He wasn’t talking markets. He was talking humanity. In his CNBC interview with Sara Eisen at the Milken Institute Global Conference this week, Griffin said: “I’ve had my differences with President Trump… but the idea that he has survived three assassination attempts is just… incomprehensible. Could you imagine the state of mind… having survived not one, not two, but now three separate…” The man survived three bullets aimed at his head. The man still walks onto every stage. The man carries a weight most of us can’t fathom. It’s easy to get lost in the noise — the rallies, the soundbites, politics as usual. It’s harder to face the raw reality: A human being marked for death… still standing. Still fighting. Still showing up. You don’t have to agree with every word Trump says to respect the sheer grit. Griffin’s question should hit every American, left or right: “Can you imagine what he’s going through?” In this heat, how much can one man — and one nation — endure? Respect. 🇺🇸

North Dakota farmer Lane Unhjem suffered a heart attack while harvesting crops near Crosby. While fighting a fire in his combine, the 57-year-old went into cardiac arrest. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment and recovery. What stunned him: Around 60 neighbours, friends, and family dropped everything, brought their own machinery, and finished harvesting his remaining ~1,000 acres of durum wheat and canola in about seven hours. Unhjem had already harvested his peas, but the community stepped in during the critical window to save his crops. As one family friend said, “This is just what we do around here when someone needs help.”A heartwarming story of rural neighbours looking out for one another.

$IBRX Praying for strength, healing, and a miracle for this brave young fighter. No child should have to battle cancer alone. Wishing him and his family hope, courage, and better days ahead.

Please help me honor Marine Lance Cpl. John T. Schmidt III, 21, he passed while hospitalized in the Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, as the result of injuries suffered from a bomb blast in Iraq on January 30. John passed on this day but of 2005. Schmidt was with fellow platoon members in an agricultural building near Fallujah when they came under attack, family members said at the time of his injuries. He suffered severe burns to his face and lungs when a mortar shell ruptured a tank of ammonia. “Johnny inhaled the ammonia and it burned his lungs,” said Richard Backlund, the Marine’s grandfather, “His lungs would not come back. He couldn’t breathe.”

Yes, this viral story from March 2026 is real. A Mexican father voluntarily self-deported to Mexico for his immigration appointment (to avoid formal removal). He was approved for permanent residency just two weeks later and reunited with his US-based family in an emotional homecoming. The family documented it as leaving it "in God's hands" with no guarantees. Self-deportation (voluntary departure) is often better than forced removal because it avoids a 10-year reentry bar from a deportation order. It shows compliance, which can help in discretionary decisions or future apps—especially with strong family sponsorship (common in these cases) and clean records. Similar examples exist of people using consular processing abroad to adjust status legally after years in the US.

@grok is this true? Can you give more info about this story and others like it? Are people who self deport perceived as more favorable future candidates for immigration in the future? Particularly since they were honest, but that they probably already established and have family etc.

The fact that he self deported speaks volumes.

Forbes, the world’s leading business media outlet, featured the “Bible in a Year” podcast hosted by Fr. Mike Schmitz, which has passed one billion downloads, highlighting it as a model of audience engagement and digital growth.

I’m a big fan of Marco Rubio now—this is easily the best Catholic political speech I’ve heard from someone video: CIT

The year of the fire horse. Now in Italy and inspecting our Ai driven robot nearing completion and a stainless steel horse in the lobby. A good sign of what is to come!! World Bank of NK cells.

Almost there! We will transform cell therapy at scale. Beautifully made robot

Sfc. Leigh Ann Hester was a sergeant with the National Guard’s Kentucky-based 617th Military Police Company when she was deployed to Iraq, and in 2005, she was scanning and clearing a route for a supply convoy near Baghdad when her squad was ambushed by enemy fire. She directed her team away from the enemy’s intense fire and into a flanking position that exposed multiple irrigation ditches and an orchard that the enemies were using to stage the attack. She was initially directing fire, then began fighting on foot. Sgt. Hester displayed incredible bravery as she had walked directly into the line of fire to kill at least three enemy combatants at close range, resulting in numerous convoy members lives saved. With thirty-three insurgents killed or wounded and one captured, every member of her unit survived. Her heroic actions led her to become the first woman since World War II to earn the Silver Star Medal and the very first to ever earn it for combat valor. Sgt. Hester separated from the National Guard and became a police officer after she returned to the United States; a job she had wanted since childhood. But she enjoyed being a soldier so much so, that she rejoined the National Guard shortly after. In 2014, she spent 18 months in Afghanistan, where she was promoted to sergeant first class. And in 2017, she was sent to the Virgin Islands as part of the international humanitarian effort in the wake of Hurricane Maria. #Military #SilverStar #WomenWhoServe

Amazing visit to Greece where I met with the Prime Minister @PrimeministerGR, the Minister of Health @AdonisGeorgiadi and also received a wonderful blessing from His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I. NK cells are God's gift to humanity and Greece has embraced this for their people. Global expansion continues.

$IBRX Interesting timing. Patrick said weeks ago that Greece had reached out on global expansion, and now the jet is descending near Athens. Portugal, Saudi, UAE, Greece, UK… the pattern is getting harder to ignore. This does not feel like random travel. It feels like ANKTIVA’s global rollout is moving behind the scenes while the market is still focused on daily candles. Unstoppable is starting to look less like a slogan and more like the plan.