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@WhiteHouse You want to lower rates into the biggest energy crisis the world has ever seen? Sickos man

TOO LATE POWELL.

@joekent16jan19 You’re playing cover for Jd Vance and a skin suit America first liar

The sooner we recognize this hard truth—that there’s no military solution to the conflict with Iran—the better off the United States will be. Sheer military force cannot reopen the Strait of Hormuz without escalating the war and sucking us into another endless, bloody quagmire that delivers zero benefit to our people. We can’t get rid of the emboldened government in Tehran, regardless of how many leaders we kill. If we try we will end up with a government or failed state, worse than what we have now. The inevitable reality is this: we will have to cut a deal with Iran. We can be pragmatic and do it now on our own terms, or we can keep listening to the same neocons and the Israeli government who got us into this mess, only to cut the same deal after we’ve lost even more. Recognizing that we have hit the point of diminishing returns and pulling out now is not weakness. It is strength—and it’s the right thing to do for the American people.

@KobeissiLetter Yet no USA ship dares enter the straight of Hormuz

BREAKING: President Trump releases a statement following new Iranian drone attacks on Gulf countries.

@ReesePolitics He’s a Jewish ceo full of arrogant entitlement

That was one of the greatest displays of legacy news hit job media (CNBC) vs. new age retail pioneers (Ryan Cohen and $GME) where the old guard is so desperately trying to cling to what's left of their crumbling establishment. Cohen's indifference to Sorkin's childish repetitive questioning was an absolute mog.

@yieldsearcher Fucking lies you stupid goyim

Escalation now is more long-term bullish for the world than the chronic stalemate that hemorrhages global crude oil supply. Means someone is running out of time. And judging by the fact who fired first, it aint the US.

@_ChaoticGood42 @chooserich @ODB123 Vibes is a Jew and his arrogance showed.

@chooserich @ODB123 CNBC came to the table wholly unprepared. They didn’t read anything about what was going on ahead of the interview. Shitbird journalists deserve to be treated like this.

This is a wild interview with the GameStop CEO How is him just being a dick and not answering questions a good look??

@chooserich Jewish arrogance on full display

@P_Remarks Typical Jewish arrogance by Cohen

GME should be down 99% after that retarded interview

@zerohedge Fucking lies

*US HAS 'OPENED A PASSAGE' IN HORMUZ FOR FREE PASSAGE: COOPER

@WhiteHouse Irans navy exists with 10knspeedboats with drones and missiles and it’s why the navy won’t go into the straight. They never had an Air Force to begin with and their defensive missiles smoked 2 of our jets and downed them. What are you guys doing man? Enough!

The math is simple. President Trump holds all the cards.

@litcapital 2 Jews. Cohen is a thief and all you goyim have him billions

This is brutal to watch lmao

@CooperHitAndRun Yes -.65% largest red close since rally began

@CooperHitAndRun I asked Ai. “Has sp500 ever rallied 14.5% in 21 trading days without a -1% red close pullback. Said no -65% largest red close on this rally. Then asked if we are in the largest energy shock ever? Answer yes. Then what’s the odds of both happening at the same time. 1 in a billion

@balefulrays lol true

The Boomification of Millenials is reaching advanced stages. We are now at “I’m Gen X and I drank from the garden hose” levels of cringe. Soon the Boomification will metastasize, the cascading effects will be irreversible and Millenials will transform into Boomers

@anishmoonka I want them to go bankrupt

Carvana made about $6,800 in profit on every car they sold last quarter. The typical used car dealer makes around $1,500. Carvana makes four times as much because the car is just the start of what they sell you. About 85 out of every 100 Carvana buyers finance the car through Carvana. At CarMax, their biggest competitor, the same number is closer to 40. When you click "finance" on Carvana's website, they write the loan at one interest rate, then sell that loan to a bank or pension fund within days. They keep the gap between what you pay and what the bank pays them. That gap, multiplied across hundreds of thousands of buyers, is how they print money. Then come the add-ons. An extended warranty. Coverage that pays off your loan if the car gets totaled. An insurance referral to Root, a digital car insurance company Carvana owns a piece of. Each one stacks on top of the same checkout. The car is the bait. The loan is the meal. Everything else is dessert. This is why selling them your car at a price that felt too generous still works for them. The money they make on that trade-in shows up later, after the next buyer signs. They clean it up, sell it to someone else, and that someone else signs another Carvana loan. This is also why they aren't going anywhere. In May 2022 they bought ADESA, a used car auction company, for $2.2 billion. ADESA came with 56 auction yards across the US. Now Carvana owns the auction yard, the body shop that fixes the car up, the trucks that deliver it, and the lender that funds the next buyer. Every step of that car's journey happens inside something Carvana owns. Three years ago none of this looked like it would survive. Carvana's stock hit $3.55 in December 2022. They had over $5.7 billion in debt. The market thought they were going bankrupt. Then Apollo, a giant private equity firm, led a deal with their lenders that cut $1.2 billion of debt and pushed the deadlines out to 2028. Last quarter they sold 187,000 cars and made $405 million in profit in 90 days. They joined the S&P 500 in December. Their market cap sits near $84 billion. Bigger than Ford. The whole business looks confusing if you think of Carvana as a car company. The math gets simple once you see them as a lender that happens to deliver cars.

@AmiriKing Ye

The US government goes on a Nazi style sweep to rid the US of all blacks. You have room to hide one black person under your floorboards. ONLY one. Who you saving?

@CENTCOM Lies

U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyers are currently operating in the Arabian Gulf after transiting the Strait of Hormuz in support of Project Freedom. American forces are actively assisting efforts to restore transit for commercial shipping. As a first step, 2 U.S.-flagged merchant vessels have successfully transited through the Strait of Hormuz and are safely headed on their journey.

@rehobothlover @ItsTheEnforcer @KobeissiLetter USA denied it. Sick that my country lies like this. Sick I believe Iranian news more than centcom. It’s just shameful. Disgrace.

@packagesStarted @ItsTheEnforcer @KobeissiLetter Well...

BREAKING: US oil prices fall below $100/barrel as President Trump announces that the US will be guiding ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

@humanitywipe @davincentjames How? The media is controlled by Jews and won’t allow it

@davincentjames Then lets start making international news and stop talking about it.

White girl surrounded by blacks, racially berated, and beaten… If this was in the reverse it’d be international news.

@60Minutes Fuck u Jew

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