Jesse Lee

@AGPamBondi I could have literally walked down my street and found a more competent person than you. There isn't any way you will be hired by any private sector company to handle anything other than show up, gab on your phone for 4 hours, and then leave. You're a mascot that's it

Over the next month I will be working tirelessly to transition the office of Attorney General to the amazing Todd Blanche before moving to an important private sector role I am thrilled about, and where I will continue fighting for President Trump and this Administration. Leading President Trump’s historic and highly successful efforts to make America safer and more secure has been the honor of a lifetime, and easily the most consequential first year of the Department of Justice in American history. Since February 2025, we have secured the lowest murder rate in 125 years, secured first-ever terrorism convictions against members of Antifa, shattered domestic and transnational gangs across the country, taken custody of more than 90 key cartel figures, and won 24 favorable rulings at the Supreme Court. I remain eternally grateful for the trust that President Trump placed in me to Make America Safe Again.

@EthanR_92 @HaterReport What the .. You mean long after the ball left his hand and didn't alter anything. You'll get through the denial stage soon enough and hopefully are onto bargaining

@HaterReport Elbowed to the face, no call and to lose to that lucky shot… devastating. Duke is clearly the better team.

Cam Boozer is DEVASTATED

@yarnell81198 @netflix You are offended by a pin some actor are wearing and that you have no clue about it's meaning. What a miserable existence you've managed to find yourself,

@netflix What pins are they wearing this time? Probably "I support terrorists" ...wouldn't be surprised

The entire room goes up for Harrison Ford as he heads to the stage to accept the SAG-AFTRA Life Achievement Award #ActorAwards

@SCandi21866 @GXNewslive @CNN Of course the Republicans have never tried that one... Bwahaha what a tool

@GXNewslive @CNN Democrats been re-drawing maps to their advantage for years. We all know this is the truth and now Republicans will fight back for fairness in elections & reversing injustice that’s been handed out to Republicans. When you @GXNewslive & @CNN deny this obvious truth ratings DROP!

The US Supreme Court approved an emergency appeal from a Republican congresswoman in New York who asked the justices to block a state court ruling that ordered her Staten Island-based district to be redrawn ahead of the midterm election. cnn.it/3MQWU2X

@DonaldGump67857 @archeohistories Lol, if only the crud could be processed into gas.... Oh well.

@archeohistories We don’t have to worry about that now we own Venezuela.

In 1973, Saudi Arabian King Faisal cut off all oil supplies to the US and other countries for supporting Israel. America then threatened to bomb their oil fields. In response, King Faisal said, “You are the ones who can’t live without oil. Our ancestors lived on dates, and we can easily go back to living like that again.” 🇺🇸🇸🇦 The image captures a moment from the 1973 oil crisis, a pivotal episode in modern history. That year, following U.S. support for Israel during the Yom Kippur War, Saudi Arabia led an oil embargo through OPEC, cutting off supplies to the U.S. and other Western nations. The result was immediate and severe—gas stations across America ran dry, prices soared, and drivers waited for hours in long lines, often only to be turned away. The U.S. even considered military intervention to secure oil fields. When American officials reportedly threatened military action, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia delivered a now-famous rebuke: “You are the ones who can’t live without oil. Our ancestors lived on dates, and we can easily go back to living like that again.” His words highlighted the cultural and economic divide between the oil-rich Gulf and the energy-dependent West. The crisis reshaped global energy politics and led to lasting changes in how nations approached energy independence. © Vintage American Photos #archaeohistories

@UnknownGoonOps @archeohistories Oh wait, were you talking about the billionaire class in the US? Cuz it definitely works either way

@archeohistories Suadis are a bunch of rich turds who can’t even fight a war, the money does all the talking living high end life everyday why all the west is suffering under these scums GOD should have taken it away from you.

@AndrewHath5 @washingtonpost They don't need your propaganda help they have enough of that on their own.

@washingtonpost Actual headline- Socialist Sanders seeks to impose new tax to recoup the losses to Democrat party money laundering after massive fraud investigations in places like Minnesota stopped the funding of certain "social spending"

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vermont) is set to unveil new legislation that would raise $4.4 trillion in taxes from America’s roughly 1,000 billionaires. The revenue from the tax would be redirected to social spending programs. wapo.st/40DwYLf

@NFLonFOX Well it's a good thing we have instant replay to fix these things right?

Sean Payton speaks on the Broncos' crucial OT interception in their win over Buffalo.

@texnbob1 @FoxNews Yes the White House definitely is scared thus the cover up

@FoxNews He is going down. And he knows it. Scared.

DEM MINNEAPOLIS MAYOR FREY: "Is it deeply concerning that this administration from the very get go is drawing the conclusion that they may ultimately come to? Of course, it is." "If you got nothing to hide from, then don't hide from it. Include local experts in the process. We got nothing to hide from here. All we want in Minneapolis is justice and the truth."

@Totinhiiio @FoxNews We don't need you to make excuses f for us, your fallacies are not going to stop anyone from demanding liberty and justice for ALL

@FoxNews Mayor Frey demanding transparency from the feds while Minneapolis has spent years hiding crime stats and shielding sanctuary policies just shows the loudest calls for "truth" usually come from the ones with the most to hide.

@TheView The Great Leader says she bad so she bad and must dehumanize her just as the Great Leader has done. I feel without thought and anyone who oppose me is traitor.

"I'm not running for Senate, I'm not running for governor, I'm not running for president," former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene tells 'The View.' "That narrative is just wrong about me."

@BrandonMileski I liked Wenby until this blasphemy, what a complete moron

I would make fun off them for ripping off the Skol Chat but we ripped off the Skol Chant too 😂

@williamwil37761 @HowardKech @rshereme You have a wild imagination. Other than Russia being aggressive towards Ukraine, the rest you've completely made up based off your own personal feelings instead of facts

@HowardKech @rshereme Trump is working with a mess left behind by previous administrations. But I do understand why Russia is so aggressive. They lost Eastern Europe to the USA following the collapse of the USSR. Now all those countries are part of NATO and Russia is pretty much surrounded

On this day, 31 years ago, Ukraine signed the Budapest Memorandum. Under this agreement, Ukraine relinquished the world’s third-largest nuclear arsenal in exchange for security assurances from the United States, the United Kingdom, and russia. Before the Memorandum was signed, renowned political scientist and international relations scholar John Mearsheimer warned that Ukraine should keep its nuclear weapons. He argued that this was the most effective way to prevent a future russian-Ukrainian war, describing such a war as a potential “catastrophe” that could lead to repeated conquest of Ukraine and “undermine peace across all of Europe.” Despite these warnings, Ukraine was pressured by the US into signing the Budapest Memorandum and dismantling its nuclear arsenal. As part of the agreement, Ukraine destroyed its fleet of long-range strategic bombers and transferred more than 1,000 cruise missiles. The United States even assisted in destroying Ukraine’s bomber fleet. In return, Ukraine received “security assurances” from the US, the UK, and russia. Russia, of course, has brutally violated these assurances along with dozens of other treaties. In fact, the same missiles Ukraine surrendered to russia are now being used against Ukrainian cities. And now, instead of honoring those commitments, the United States is pressuring Ukraine to surrender its own land to the aggressor — offering another set of “assurances” that will collapse the moment they are tested. Budapest was a historic mistake. Repeating it today would not bring peace — it would pave the road to the next, even bloodier war.

@TalkinBaseball_ Bucky is healthy and on 🔥

BYRON BUXTON HOME RUN FOR THE CYCLE

@TheDunkCentral @ShamsCharania @ohnohedidnt24 I'm going to guess Ant don't giveAF

"I'm told Kevin Durant has no desire to be in Minnesota with the Timberwolves"😬😬😬 - @ShamsCharania (h/t @ohnohedidnt24 )

@bradxperez Thought exactly the same thing

i'm sorry but a commercial starting at 9 to go and ending at 5 to go is unacceptable

@SeifertESPN Lakers are such whiners, get over it 😭😭

Here's the play I mentioned earlier. Sports rules can be weird -- no doubt about it -- but did you commit a foul when your opponent steps on your foot and falls?

@BET99ON WOW!

WE GOT A PISTONS VS. TIMBERWOLVES BRAWL 🥊

@thetoxicvol @Hayesfawcett3 @On3Recruits @JustinHopkins26 @GopherFootball @BarstoolUMN @Howie_Johnson92 @OwenLansu12 @koiperich3 @AndyTrout13 @Coach_Fleck @Coach_DCollins Hot 🐥s

@Hayesfawcett3 @On3Recruits @JustinHopkins26 @GopherFootball @BarstoolUMN @Howie_Johnson92 @OwenLansu12 @koiperich3 @AndyTrout13 @Coach_Fleck @Coach_DCollins Awful decision what the fuck is even in Minnesota?

BREAKING: Four-Star CB Justin Hopkins has Committed to Minnesota, he tells me for @on3recruits The 6’0 170 CB from Nashville, TN chose the Golden Gophers over Tennessee, Georgia Tech, & USC “From Cashville to the Twin Cities, Gopher Nation I’m home 🏡” on3.com/db/justin-hopk…

@NFL_DovKleiman Does that include endorsement money?

Heartbreaking: Cam Newton struggles with no longer being "Superman" to his 8 kids after losing his NFL salary: "Being in the NFL, everyone knows there's a large sum of money that comes to you in a short span of time and being away from the game for three years, those checks don't came in the same. Like I got eight kids." "It hurts me knowing that I can't provide like I once did. It hurts thinking that I'm Superman, but in reality, I'm just a man." Cam only made $133 million in his NFL career.