Brian Savin

@DanRDimicco @FT 😡😡

More garbage reporting on trade from the Once-Mainstream Media: @FT

@memcculloch This is a brilliant observation which seems to connect biology to the quantum realm.

How spiders use electrostatics to fly. Do we fully understand this? Possibly not: youtube.com/watch?v=Ja4oMF… HT Ron K

@NorwichCityFC It as an early “penalty” that never was and changed the momentum of the game allowing the best defense in the league to do what they do quite comfortably. I’m disgusted.

Philippe's thoughts ⬇️

@memcculloch Well, I don’t think he used the term “genocide.” Rather, I believe he talked about its “civilization” and the mullahs seem to have done a good job on that already IMHO.

Trump's recent statements on Iran are indefensible. A US president threatening genocide? I hope he comes back to his senses but something is badly wrong.

CPA Applauds #TrumpAdministration for Strengthening Section 232 #Tariffs on #Steel #Aluminum and #Copper The Proclamation Eliminates the Flawed “Tariff-on-Content” Valuation Approach WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Coalition for a Prosperous America (CPA) today applauded the Trump administration for issuing a proclamation that strengthens the Section 232 tariffs on steel, aluminum, and copper. Importantly, today’s action eliminates the “tariff on content” customs valuation approach which was undermining the effectiveness of the tariffs. Going forward, the tariffs will now be applied to the full customs value of imported products. These changes address concerns raised by domestic manufacturers regarding tariff circumvention, import undervaluation, and enforcement gaps. By replacing the flawed “tariff on content” approach with full-value tariffs and strengthening enforcement tools, the administration is closing pathways that allowed foreign producers to evade duties and undercut U.S. industry. The proclamation also repeals the public inclusion process, but preserves the ability for downstream products to be added. CPA and its metal fabricator members—particularly in the steel pipe and tube sector, which has been heavily impacted by import surges and undervaluation, the aluminum fabricator industry, which represents the overwhelming majority of jobs in the domestic aluminum sector, and domestic copper manufacturers—have engaged extensively with senior administration officials to highlight how current policies were allowing imports to displace domestic production despite the presence of tariffs. The proclamation also maintains the 50 percent tariff rate on core upstream copper products such as bars and plates, ensuring that foundational protection for domestic producers remains intact. In particular, CPA and its members are grateful to Undersecretary of Commerce Jeffrey Kessler, who leads the Bureau of Industry and Security, and his team for their work and support for domestic industry. The proclamation reflects a recognition that effective trade policy requires not only strong measures on paper, but also straightforward implementation. The proclamation’s revised ad valorem approach will help lessen the flagrant undervaluation that has exploded since June 2025. “After in depth engagement with senior administration officials to address critical flaws in the Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs, we are grateful they are taking this important action,” said Jon Toomey, President of the Coalition for a Prosperous America. “We especially appreciate the leadership of the Bureau of Industry and Security and the work their team has done to resolve these issues. CPA is proud to represent companies across the steel and aluminum industries that account for the vast majority of jobs in these critical sectors, and this action will help ensure these tariffs function as intended to support domestic production and American workers.” CPA looks forward to working with the Administration to ensure that tariff enforcement mechanisms fully address the persistent risk of undervaluation inherent in ad valorem duties, which are assessed on declared invoice values. In this regard, CPA supports incorporating a mechanism—similar to the Lumber Section 232 Proclamation—that enables the conversion of ad valorem tariffs into specific or compound tariffs based on verifiable physical units at the port, rather than on declared values that are difficult to police. Section 232 tariffs remain a cornerstone of U.S. industrial policy, particularly in sectors tied to infrastructure, energy, and defense. This proclamation reinforces their role as a long-term tool to increase domestic capacity utilization, reduce import dependence, and support a resilient industrial base. By ensuring tariffs apply to the full value of imported goods, the administration has taken a positive step toward restoring the integrity and effectiveness of the Section 232 program. …..

@BenGrahamUK @MPerkins_UK The King is dead.

Britain has been a Christian nation for over 1,400 years. The title Defender of the Faith isn’t symbolic, it carries weight. Yet this Easter, there’s silence. To overlook the faith of the nation at its most sacred time is a real bad look.

@DanRDimicco Here here!!

👏👏👏 Congratulations to both the #CharlotteFC & #CharlotteIndependence Teams. A celebration of Soccer in Charlotte

Georgia Senate passes revamped legislation requiring hand-marked ballots | Just The News justthenews.com/nation/states/…

‼️ Competent central bankers should not be raising rates as economies plunge into supply shocks. Yet Australia has just hiked rates while facing mounting shortages of distillates, food, and other essential goods. ‼️ The academics running the world’s leading central banks…the Fed, ECB, BOE, and others…need to pause their singular focus on inflation and recognize the broader reality: tightening policy in the middle of supply-driven stress amplifies global problems and pushes us further into recession.

@Jkylebass Yup.

@Jkylebass @DanRDimicco More than a bit interesting.

After U.S. forces turned China’s most advanced anti-stealth radar—the JY-27A—into little more than lawn art, Xi reportedly ordered the execution of its chief designer, Yang Wei. Engineering with Chinese characteristics…

@jakejakeny Precisely

It's really not your job as a journalist to repeat & amplify every threat the Iranian terrorists make. No really, it isn't. They have their own social media accounts, you don't have to be another one for them.

@ScottPresler @ZachMottl Nice repost, Zack

I’m going to say this as respectfully, peacefully, and professionally as possible: If our Republican Senate majority does NOT pass the SAVE America Act, there will be massive consequences (beginning on May 26th, 2026). It’s a courteous & polite promise.

@bryancurtis I’m not sure what to make of this segment. It appears to be a piece in support of a particular political party. George Washington wouldn’t agree. His Farewell Address warned of the danger of political parties. The Constitution says nothing about them for good reasons.

Pod is live: open.spotify.com/episode/4AUtWy…

@memcculloch @RestoreBritain_ I’m not sure the operative word is “remigration.” That word means a voluntary act. An illegal alien is different. That requires, usually, deportation. What is Farage’s position on deportation in your view? Is it extensive enough or does it not return/protect U.K.culture?

@siwanoy @RestoreBritain_ Remigration is the key to survival.

This is a Seldon crisis (if you know, you know, or look up Asimov's Foundation). The number of viable pathways has reduced to one. For the UK, imo, that is @RestoreBritain_.

@memcculloch An interesting hypothesis about human nature and human pitfalls.

When people have no courage they end up pandering to those who can rise only by destruction.

@jakejakeny Trump was and is correct that we need to bring Greenland closely into our defensive fold.

Danish PM who tried to sound tough vs. Trump on Greenland could lose her job after her party's terrible election results last night.

@Jkylebass @charliekirk11 Beautiful job on CNBC this morning, Kyle. THANK YOU!

‼️ Divergent (divergent3d.com) will LEAD the digital reindustrialization of America 🇺🇸. Lukas and Kevin Czinger have created a fully integrated, AI-centric digital manufacturing process that is second to none. China has nothing close. AMERICA IS BACK! ‼️ @charliekirk11

@memcculloch @ThreeJacques Interesting philosophical reading of UK history.

@ThreeJacques Protestantism got people reading so they developed science and tech, now it is just driving them nuts.

The protestant experiment is over, at least in the UK.