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@SenWarren Well… he doesn’t “have” 222 billion just sitting around liquid.

Jeff Bezos has $222 billion. If he paid my wealth tax this year, we could fund insulin in America for everyone who needs it plus free school lunch for every kid in Texas—and have plenty of money left over. And Bezos would still have $215 billion dollars to spare.

@NnPnemck 😂😂😂

No one is ever going to believe us when we try to explain President Trump to future generations 😂🤣

@HawkEmDownChris Chet Lemon 🍋

Age yourself by naming an MLB center fielder you grew up watching. I’ll start: Mike Trout.

@NathanielSami Who on earth would vote for this woman. lol.

The difference of about 90 IQ points on full display.!!! 🤣

@RadioGenoa @grok You’re an idiot. It’s out of respect you fool

A Muslim man refuses a woman's handshake just because she's a woman. @Grok how much is a woman worth in Islam?

@JJWatt Pay with cash, extra dollar or two.

Genuine question on a restaurant situation: You walk up to a counter to order. You find your own table and seat yourself. If you order coffee, they hand you a cup and you go fill it up yourself. If you order food, they hand you a buzzer and when it goes off, you go pick it up yourself. The iPad has a “20%, 25%, 30%, Other” tip option, with 20% already preselected. What’s your move?

Because an additional 5% of billionaires wealth, going to Washington will make such a big difference won’t it? Where is that money gonna go? Probably just a fund other countries, why would anybody want that? All these Democrats just say that to get votes, a person with any common sense knows that that additional money will not go anywhere to help any American in this country.

Bill Maher on California’s proposed wealth tax on billionaires: “Gavin Newsom’s a pretty liberal guy. He’s against this.” “The problem is… it makes billionaires leave the state, and many already have, and then the tax base actually goes down.” Don Lemon: “But where are they going to go?” Bill Maher: “Florida! Texas!” Don Lemon: “But if it’s in the entire America, if it’s 5% [tax] of all billionaires, where are they going to go. Are they going to move to another country?” Bill Maher: “If you make it a federal law?” Don Lemon: “Yeah.” Bill Maher: “Well, that ain’t going to happen.”

@AdamSchefter For a 4th, a 7th and a O lineman I heard. I’ll miss Monty.

Trade: Lions are sending RB David Montgomery to the Texans for a 5th-round pick, per sources.

@SenMarkKelly The comments say it all buddy.

Trump's State of the Union was nearly two hours of grievances and division that didn't lay out any path forward to address the challenges facing American families, starting with costs.

@RayDalio All superpowers/empires hadn’t really had two massive oceans protecting them. This makes USA different.

@SInow He’s a global superstar, they picked him to get more global views so more people would watch and they could try to grow the game. Doesn’t matter if people liked it or not, the NFL doesn’t care.

Thoughts??

@NUCLRGOLF Yes

🚨⛳️🌺 #DISCUSSION: You’re given the opportunity to play one round at Augusta National under Masters Tournament conditions… Are you breaking 100?

@RapSheet What a stupid move

🚨 🚨 🚨 The #Ravens and long-time decorated head coach John Harbaugh are parting ways after days of discussion, per The Insiders. Major decision in Baltimore.

@Ravens Can’t believe the ravens fired him. He’s a stud coach. Baltimore will be cursed for a long time because of this.

Thank you, Coach Harbaugh, for 18 tremendous years.

@TonyDungy I’m in total shock. Jon is a Stud. Baltimore will be cursed for a long time. Such a terrible decision.

I can’t believe what things have come to in the NFL. John Harbaugh has coached the Baltimore Ravens for 18 years. He took them to the playoffs 12 times. He won a Super Bowl for them. The last 4 years they were 10-7, 13-4, 12-5, 8-9. They made the playoffs 3 straight years and missed this year because their kicker missed the game winning FG on the last play of the season. And he was fired???? I’m sorry but I don’t understand. Good luck Baltimore in finding a better coach.

@AdamSchefter Shocked. He’s such a great coach.

Sources: John Harbaugh is out as the Ravens head coach.

@chambleebrandel He also helped the pga tour players play for a lot more money. And yes… they play for pride, but they play for money too. It’s a tough call.

A lot has been made about Brooks Koepka’s possible return to the PGA Tour, some even suggesting it should be made as convenient as possible for him given his popularity and success. I certainly disagree with this. Allowing Brooks Koepka to return to the PGA Tour with no consequence, would undermine the very meritocratic foundations that make the PGA Tour legitimate - not because of who he is, but because of what his return with signal. This is not about retribution, it is about precedent. If Koepka can leave, helping to destabilize the ecosystem by joining LIV golf, and then return instantly because of talent or popularity— the message is clear: rules are for the replaceable, not the exceptional. This is corrosive. LIV did not merely offer an alternative league, it fractured fields, diluted competitive meaning, triggered legal warfare, undermined sponsorship stability, and forced structural change across all of professional golf. Koepka was not a passive bystander, he was a marquee legitimizer. You don’t punish him for being influential, but you cannot pretend his influence didn’t matter. His credibility made LIV viable, his stature normalized defection and his success ( especially after joining LIV ) validated the disruption. If success becomes a retroactive absolution, then the lesson is perverse: if you’re good enough consequences don’t apply. This is the opposite of meritocracy. A penalty would not so much be a punishment as it would be an acknowledgment of choice and the consequence does not need to be punitive to be meaningful. He could be made to re-qualify for the PGA Tour ( his 5 year exemption for winning the PGA Championship for majors may stand but not for the PGA Tour) He could have limited season eligibility and/or a suspension tied to prior contracted breach. The players who stayed on the PGA Tour paid a price. They had to absorb the uncertainty, play in weaker fields, shoulder reputational risk and take on a greater responsibility of protecting the tour’s continuity. Allowing a frictionless return privileges those who left over those who stayed, which reverses the moral order. Forgiveness without cost is not reconciliation, it’s erasure. Reintegration is appropriate. Amnesia is not. This isn’t about punishing Brooks Kopeka. It is about whether the PGA Tour believe commitments mean something. If elite players can destabilize the system, take guaranteed money and then return instantly because they are popular or successful, the message is that rules apply only to the expendable. If excellence alone erases consequences then the PGA Tour ceases to be a meritocracy and becomes a marketplace of convenience. Great players most certainly deserve respect, but institutions deserve protection.

@woodwardsports @Lions @NFL @UMichFootball C+

What grade would you give Aidan Hutchinson’s season with the Detroit Lions so far? 🦁

@MayMayspeaks The match

@MarcRyanOnAir Are you serious man? This has to be a joke!! Do you know how many people are out there and what they would do to make that kind of money to work on Christmas. 112 million to work on Christmas. 😂. Yeah… sign us all up.

Penei Sewell is right, and I don' think most fans get it. It's ABSURD that the NFL has the Lions playing in JULY, THANKSGIVING, AND CHRISTMAS. Worst schedule in NFL history. Fans are cool watching their team on holidays. What about players' families? Coaches? Staff? #OnePride