Peter Kay

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His line about Mamdani is one for the record books. Kudos to you for bringing a controversial subject like this on your show. You did a good job in asking him pointed questions and he made his case. I consider myself a 100% supporter of Bibi and Trump (probably to a fault) and I did find the points he raised interesting to say the least. I do think he's completely unrealistic about having the Arab states own the current problem with the Palestinians. But I commend him for coming up with some kind of a vision and then challenging others to come up with something better. Rahm is probably in the most difficult position of anyone contemplating running for president. There's no way his party primary is going to vote for him yet he can't just lay down. He is giving the moderate wing of the party one last breath to vote for someone who at least is thinking rationally. And that's why I don't think he has a chance. Sadly.

What does the future of the Democratic Party look like? @RahmEmanuel joins Call Me Back to discuss. Listen here: lnk.to/OFMtbI

@MiddleEast_24 Excellent historical summary of what Iran has been doing and now the challenges it may be facing

Has Iran Built an Unstoppable Proxy Architecture? How did local militant groups evolve into a sophisticated regional network reshaping the Middle East? In his latest analysis, Dan Feferman,the co-editor of Middle East 24 and editor-in-chief of MidEastJournal, breaks down how Iran's IRGC spent four decades transforming Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis into powerful hybrid armies, and why this proxy model faces its ultimate limits. mideastjournal.org/post/how-iran-…

@Dangerous_Jezza @elonmusk Crazy even at 60!

@peterkay @elonmusk every 60 minutes unless my hearing is off. still impressive all the same.

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Amen! Happy 250th birthday America! And thank you Lord for the incredible blessings you have bestowed upon us!

@aelluswamy @elonmusk @kylaschwaberow The ignorance of people commenting here that have never driven a Tesla and have no idea what FSD is or how it works is truly staggering. It's only surpassed by the stupid comments wanting safety measures that no government entity would ever approve (nor should they)

@elonmusk @kylaschwaberow Yup. In this case, the driver manually overrode self-driving by pressing the accelerator all the way to 100% of the accel pedal in this residential area. They reached a speed of 73 mph during the crash, and had the accelerator pressed even after the crash.

BUSINESS INSIDER you lying fucks. Prepare to be sued.

Totally agree. That is the current situation. But I think it's pretty obvious that will not be the future situation. No one is going to sit still and let the same thing repeat itself. The surrounding Gulf States are going to increase their defenses. Alternative pipelines will be formed. Now that Iran has brought the world's most common war game into reality , there's a very good chance that those in the region will make sure the strait will lose its strategic importance.

Israel's security is now assured in a way it has never been before. Israel survival's has always required being able to militarily defeat multiple forces. Failure equaled extinction. Now the world has learned that if one is losing a war in the ME, one should bomb energy facilities of small Gulf states and harass shipping in the Gulf and one comes out the victor. One doesn't have to be a Gulf state to do any of those things.

Good analysis. Venezuela was an easy example. Iran and the Middle East are going to pose an interesting challenge. Their Islamic fundamentalism justifies lies to the infidels. The US will face many moments of truth in the coming weeks. And that's where the rubber meets the road. Iran is going to test this agreement many times. If Trump can keep the model going, we win. If he falls back into the pattern of previous US presidents, we lose bigger than before. I don't think he's going to give in but he will be tested.

⚡️The old American toolkit stopped scaring people. Sanctions became survivable. Warnings became background noise. “International pressure” became a press-release ritual. Adversaries learned that if they stayed below the threshold of full war, they could bleed the U.S., stall negotiations, manipulate shipping lanes, export drugs, pressure migration routes, threaten energy corridors, and wait out Washington’s attention span. So the Trump-Vance answer is: make force believable again, but do it without Iraq-style occupation. That is the doctrine. The U.S. cannot run the world on speeches. It also cannot afford twenty-year wars. So the new model is selective coercion: hit the node that matters, force the behavior change, then convert the military result into a deal or operating framework. Maduro was a node. Hormuz was a node. Iran’s coastal disruption network was a node. Hezbollah/Lebanon became a clause because Iran made it one. The nuclear file was the formal issue, but the deeper board was flow control: oil, ships, sanctions, borders, proxies, drugs, migration, and credibility. Why do this now? Because the U.S. is trying to reprice fear back into the system. For years, hostile actors adapted to American hesitation. Iran learned to use proxies and chokepoints. Maduro learned to use oil, drugs, migration, and state decay as leverage. Cartel networks learned to operate like quasi-sovereign systems. The Houthis learned that a cheap missile can impose global shipping costs. Russia and China watched every American red line to see which ones were real. The new response says: some red lines are becoming physical again. They want force to become modular. Not war as national crusade. War as targeted systems surgery. Break the coercive node. Control the corridor. Remove the actor. Force the paper. Unlock the economic benefit. Claim victory. Move on. Trump’s governing model is transactional sovereignty. Every instrument of state power gets measured by whether it makes America stronger in a visible way. Military force is no longer framed mainly as spreading democracy. It is framed as securing American advantage. Oil cheaper. Borders tighter. Drugs disrupted. Enemies humiliated. Allies disciplined. Markets reassured. Chokepoints reopened. Deals signed from fear rather than goodwill. That is the machine. The danger is that this model depends on precision. It works when the target is real, the escalation ladder is controlled, and the adversary accepts the off-ramp. It breaks when the operation overkills, kills Americans, humiliates a regime past its absorption capacity, or creates a retaliation loop that cannot be boxed. But the reason is simple: The U.S. is trying to prove that its power still has consequences. Not in theory. In the physical world.

Best article I've read that accurately summarizes what Musk, Tesla, SpaceX, xAi, Optimus, energy, data centers, moon and Mars all in one place

@MiddleEast_24 @hayvibouzo You got a typo. Should say "Masterful analysis of the speculation surrounding the deal"

MASTERFUL ANALYSIS: Dissecting the Groundbreaking US-Iran Peace Deal! Listen closely to this incredibly sharp and precise breakdown by Hayvi Bouzo (@hayvibouzo ), Co-Editor of ME24. Following yesterday's historic announcement of the comprehensive US-Iran peace accord, she delivers an unmatched geopolitical dissection of the deal’s intricate details, its immediate regional impact, and what lies ahead. If you want to truly understand the mechanics of this paradigm-shifting development, this is an absolute must-watch. 👇 Watch her full, definitive analysis below:

@_The_Prophet__ You certainly have a gift (and clearly a process)

@peterkay Appreciate it. Signal means nothing if it only speaks after the outcome. The work is seeing the structure before the world has permission to name it.

⚡️Looks like the next level arrived. The deal was underneath the fire the whole time. The water knew first.

American History is full of Divine Providence moments. I think that is at the root of what we see happening. The assassination attempts, MAHA, Gabbard, Musk, Trump getting 2 1st terms, all of it. Best explained by the same spirit that gave Washington the fog he needed to escape being surrounded by the British. Divine Providence. It's the most American of traditions and now He is back.

Something miraculous is happening in the USA and the world thanks to the World Cup and the USA’s 250th. I’m not quite sure yet what it is, I have to give it more thought. I think it has something to do with the world realizing that managed decline is not necessary (with Trump’s America as the example), and I think it has something to do with more Americans not being afraid to be patriots about their nation and their culture. It’s more than that though—I have to ponder. Article coming when I figure it out. Any and all ideas welcome.

@bourscheid Please share how much of your gross income you have given to the poor to accomplish in some small way the things you claim you would do. I'll predict you haven't given anything, you hypocrite.

I really don’t understand true greed. If I was worth $1 trillion, you’d have to physically stop me from solving as many of the world’s problems as possible. Everyone would have a home, food on the table, proper healthcare, happiness. I just don’t get it.

@charliebcurran I think you're the man to lead an AI academy awards event.

If you think AI film can’t be art then explain this.

Absolutely love this story and one of countless versions of the Great American Dream!

With the SpaceX IPO, Elon Musk is unquestionably the greatest salesman in human history. An astounding accomplishment, not only on the financial basis but on the incredible products the man has actually brought to humanity. He has earned every single penny that he is worth.