Bruno (talk about me) McGillicuddy

@Breaking911 There’s something similar about all these teen riots that keep happening. Can’t put my finger on it though…

3 people were stabbed during a massive brawl after teens reportedly took over a beach in Narragansett, Rhode Island.

@mattvanswol @cenkuygur Did you know Cenk means twatwaffle in the original Latin?

@cenkuygur Hey Cenk… Ed Gallrein was a Navy Seal 15 YEARS before you were an American. Please, shut the hell up.

Ed Gallrein is a pathetic sock puppet for Israel. Anyone who votes for him is voting against American sovereignty.

@TRHLofficial When you’re a dick, you’re a dick all the way, from your first cigarette ‘til you get your ass kicked because you can’t figure out which battles to fight and which ones to settle.

“I would have come out sooner but I had to call my opponent to concede and it took a while to find him in Tel Aviv.” 💀

@GovPritzker Says the guy who pulled toilets out of a condo to save money on property taxes.

The President is out of touch and out of his mind. Trump doesn’t think about your finances — he even thought gas prices would go up even more.

@atensnut Temu Obama couldn't break a soda cracker.

Tell this piece of shit, Hakeem Jeffries, that he will never break our spirit!

@HolmesJosh It's always herding cats. These cats are feral and have been nipping at the crackpipe.

Stating the obvious, the Senate GOP is going to be pretty ungovernable for the next couple months. Unenviable task for White House office of legislative affairs.

@RedWavePress The word slob is tragically underutilized in 2026.

President Trump on Illinois Governor JB Pritzker: “JB Pritzker's a slob of a governor. You know, he could call me, and I'd send the National Guard in and Chicago would have NO CRIME.” “Look at Washington, D.C. Did you see the crime stats? It's down to like nothing, people go to restaurants now… It's a hot city. We have a beautiful city… almost no crime. We could have the same thing in Chicago.” “All he'd have to do is say, ‘President, I don't want to have any crime in Chicago. Could you help me?’ In 3 months, Chicago would be a different place.”

Your question is inane. The murder of the Israeli staffers was antisemitism, pure and simple. It's got nothing to do with harshness or angry criticism - it's just ethnic hatred. And the motivation of these two young adults will either be known or not depending on what that motivation and their backgrounds is. If there is a disaffected youth combined with sexual/gender confusion, it will go down as unclassified other.

Immediately after incidents like the murder of two Israeli staffers in DC and the WHCD shooting, it was widely asserted that such violence was caused by those who harshly and angrily criticize Israel or Trump. Are harsh criticisms of Islam/Muslims therefore the cause of this?

@TPostMillennial Chuck, is that AOC I see in your office measuring for new drapes?

Sen. Chuck Schumer: “Senate Republicans must not continue to allow Trump to remain stuck in this never ending loop of threats and failed negotiations.”

@RNCResearch Temu Obama couldn't break a soda cracker.

Democrat House Leader Hakeem Jeffries says he wants to "break the spirit" of voters who support President Trump.

@RobertJ87653564 @SawyerMerritt Only if they're fucking idiots.

@SawyerMerritt Will this encourage drivers to not disengage when it might be prudent to do so? Not sure this info needs to be on the screen while driving. I can find my stats if I need the info now.

Well this is new. FSD V14.3.3 has a live counter right on the main screen that shows how many miles you’ve driven on FSD since your last intervention. It resets back to zero when you disengage (shown below):

@tony_d_2003 @TodWatts4164 @SawyerMerritt That's why they call it "supervised".

@TodWatts4164 @SawyerMerritt You must be really bad at searching. First go the NHTSA SGO filings and look up NHTSA report ID 13781-14552 News article for the event that matches the NHTSA record: chicagotribune.com/2026/03/27/wom… Now look up all relevant crash details.

@r0ck3t23 @madelynrogers It’ll be AI generated content if they live on their phones and through their screens. Put that shit down and pick up a book, look someone in the eye, have a cup of coffee or a beer.

Elon Musk just gave human-made content a six-year expiration date. Musk: “Most of what people consume in five or six years, maybe sooner, will be AI-generated content.” Most people heard that and moved on with their day. That’s the problem. Musk doesn’t say things like that to make conversation. He says them because he’s already building on the other side of what he’s describing. Six years. One car loan. One kid through middle school. That’s the gap between now and a world where most of what you feel was made by something that never felt anything. Rogan put it in terms anyone could picture. Five or six years and every app on your phone is Blockbuster Video. Musk didn’t flinch. Because apps were always just the middleman between you and what you wanted. And middlemen don’t survive when the distance between desire and delivery hits zero. You won’t browse. You won’t scroll. You won’t search. You’ll speak and what you need will already exist. The entire creator economy was built on one assumption nobody ever said out loud. That humans would always be the ones making what other humans consume. Remove that and everything above it collapses. Labels. Studios. Agencies. Platforms. All of it was scaffolding around human output. Scaffolding is worthless the moment you no longer need a human to lay the bricks. The first time an AI-generated song makes you cry alone in your car at 2am, you will not stop to check who wrote it. You’ll just feel it. Your nervous system doesn’t read credits. Your dopamine doesn’t verify authorship. Your tears won’t ask if what caused them ever had a pulse. And that opens a door most people aren’t ready to walk through. If a machine can make you feel something real then either the machine understands something about you that you don’t or you never needed another human to feel understood in the first place. Both answers are terrifying for completely different reasons. We spent centuries believing that meaning required a meaning-maker. That suffering had to pass through someone before it could reach someone else. That was never a fact. It was a comfort. Musk doesn’t deal in comfort. He deals in timelines. And the timeline he just gave you is shorter than most people’s car payments. We spent decades arguing over what makes art real. That argument was never between humans and machines. It was between what you think should move you and what actually does. And what actually does has never once checked the source.

@JustinUSA @PolitiBunny That conversation was all about the evil Jooooozzzz.

Ana Kasparian tells Megyn Kelly: “I am terrified that he [Ed Gallrein] is going to beat Massie in the primary.” Why are progressives so concerned about a “Republican” losing? KY primary voters should be made aware of Massie’s broad Democrat support.

@puppiesDoglover AI is wonderful

@Notwokenow What is this engine of which you speak?

Worst thing to ever happen to cars. I keep mine turned OFF.

@Justinjpearson It’s the find out part of FAFO.

Speaker of the TN House Cameron Sexton just removed me and every Democrat — and therefore every Black elected official in the state legislature from any committee we served on. This move strips nearly 2 million Tennesseans from the representation they deserve in TN state leg.

@Breaking911 Buncha fucking douchebags standing around with cellphones. Dafuck wrong with people?

In Madison, Tennessee, a good Samaritan helped a police officer restrain a suspect who allegedly assaulted the officer after causing disturbances in traffic; the suspect was later arrested and charged.

@BreitbartNews Mike Pence is exactly the reason Donald Trump got elected twice. Feckless, spineless, shitweasel, it's OK if we go to hell in a handbasket as long as he gets a turn holding the handle.

Mike Pence: "I think Republicans ought to do a lot of soul-searching" before 2028 "I think Republicans face a new time of choosing — whether we're going to stay on the path of the traditional conservative principles that have always defined our party for the last half century, or whether we're going to follow the siren song of populism" "We've always been a party committed to low taxes, including low tariffs and free trade. Now, as we witnessed, the president imposed unilateral tariffs on friend and foe alike until the Supreme Court stepped in and used the Constitution to turn him back." "I know Donald Trump better than his most ardent defenders know him. Okay? And he is not ideological. In fact, he often bristled when I would refer to policies as conservative. He would, with a wave of a hand, say to me, 'That's just common sense.' But now, as you see the stops and starts on our support for Ukraine under this administration, nationalizing American businesses, unilateral tariffs, price controls on everything from pharmaceuticals to credit cards, all of this should should create a backdrop for a very healthy debate over whether we're going to stay moving in the direction, on these issues, that President Trump has led our party, or whether we're going to re-ground ourselves back to those timeless conservative principles, I think, that have always made not only our party successful but, more importantly, have made America strong and prosperous and free."

@iowahawkblog The tracer-fire in Chicago adds a certain je ne sais quoi

I love Texas, but my god the Dallas skyline is an aesthetic abomination. Worldwide skyline rankings: 1. Chicago 2. 4000-way tie of also-rans