Dr Boom Boom

Hopefully, prophetically accurate

@atrupar @mehdirhasan

a very confused Trump: "Look at Justice Ginsburg. She was not exactly a young woman. The election was taken. They had a Democrat who could've appointed a liberal justice. About two minutes after the election, she went out." (Ginsburg died in September 2020, when Trump was president.)

@ShishirShelke1 If Steve was still around he would have brought AI into the iPhone by 2019

Steve Jobs deserves a lot of credit but what Tim Cook has done with Apple is second to none. He took over after Steve, scaled Apple into a company worth nearly $4 trillion and delivered major products like Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple Silicon and Vision Pro. He led Apple in his own way and the company only got bigger. And let’s not forget, Steve personally chose him as his successor.

I mean, I’m not saying it’s who I may think it is,..

@mydorazio @baseballcrank

@baseballcrank I disagree. I personally am glad he doesn't give a rat's ass what his critics or lukewarm Republicans think of him. You don't want a bad boy? You too timid to take him at full strength? Then you've limited us to Romney types who only go so far. I prefer the chaotic change agent.

I'd be more offended by this sort of thing if it wasn't fully priced into Trump by now. Still doesn't justify anyone lying to cover for it. Can we at least agree that, even if you like Trump for instrumental reasons, we'd be better off if the next GOP leader doesn't do this kind of thing? And that there's a whole list of Trump things that fall in that category?

@jimgeraghty @rmahoney76

@rmahoney76 I think the one in the middle is Aztek from the old Justice League comics.

Look at the AI-generated image yourself and ask yourself if a near-octogenarian president with functioning eyes and mind could possibly mistake it as a depiction of Trump “as a doctor” or a Red Cross worker. Apparently, the president thinks that Red Cross workers or doctors wear long, flowing, red-and-white robes and use handheld spheres of bright energy to heal the sick by laying their hands on the patient’s forehead.

@TracieJames777 @kaitlancollins

@kaitlancollins He wasn’t wrong here’s the original from February Clutch your sanctimonious pearls harder

Trump tells the pool that he thought he was depicted as a doctor in the image he shared.

@jarvis_best How ozempic works

I love Ozempic. I’m so happy. You guys have no idea what it’s like to walk around just being normal and not wanting to put everything you see into your mouth.

@ultrakillblast Monday’s

@JustinBrady @markgurman I assume Apple glasses would have the same use cases as their glasses competitors from Meta and Google 1) texts 2) directions 3) AI functions Except the software would be of Apple quality

@sssdoc @markgurman Easiest way to answer this by asking you a question. Name the top three scenarios where this would solve a real world issue for you.

Power On: Apple’s upcoming AI smart glasses will come in several styles and colors - and the company is testing a unique vertical oval camera design. The latest on Apple’s next major product. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…

I'm sorry George.

@JustinBrady @markgurman Could you explain why you think consumers won’t want this

@markgurman Consumers don’t want this. Could work as a niche product for various professions but won’t meet mass consumer market demand.

@jane_plainly @mtracey or she continued to drink like she recalled which leads to loss of inhibition and increased likelihood of agreeing to sexual advances

@mtracey The story posted makes it clear he roofied her You don't get Amnesia from one drink He's a rapist

One of the four women whom CNN characterizes as alleging "sexual misconduct" by Eric Swalwell was essentially an adult woman whom Swalwell asked on a date, she agreed, they meet up, drink alcoholic beverages, end up having sex, and then she starts to feel bad about it because he's married. Although the anonymous adult woman says she felt "emotionally vulnerable" after the hookup, she continued to send him "friendly messages," and told him he would make an "amazing governor." That's it. If you want to expose and moralistically opine on the private sexual activity of adults, that's your prerogative I guess, but lumping it under the umbrella of "sexual misconduct" is preposterous. There's nothing non-consensual even alleged here. The woman only "came forward" when she started hearing rumors on social media about Swalwell's other flings. Sure, it looks like the guy was cheating on his wife. If you want to bombastically scold him for that, go ahead I guess, but it's also trivially common behavior (see also: the current governor of California, the current president of the United States). To vaguely categorize it as somehow constituting RAPE (or even "misconduct") is an assault on the English language, common sense, and public rationality. Did no one learn ANYTHING from the embarrassing excesses of "MeToo"? Below is the entire CNN excerpt chronicling the anonymous woman's story. (This adult woman DID NOT work for Swalwell in any capacity.) Feel free to explain how it's anything other than what I've described above, despite the obvious selectivity in how CNN assembled their ridiculous reportage. Surely there must've been plenty of additional details strategically omitted in service of the narrative CNN decided to concoct, in collusion with the Dem activists and "influencers" who ginned up this whole fiasco. --------------- CNN, April 10, 2026 ‘All you did was harm me’ Another woman, who had an interest in Democratic politics, said she began messaging with Swalwell online in 2025 after responding to one of his Instagram stories, joking that she might run for office herself. A couple of days later, she said, Swalwell followed her and encouraged her to get involved in politics. He later sent her his phone number. The woman and Swalwell began texting over several weeks, including late at night, discussing politics and their previous work experience as bartenders, screenshots of messages she shared with CNN show. She said she was shocked that a congressman was paying her attention. “I kind of almost felt like I was getting catfished,” she said. In spring 2025, Swalwell said he happened to be coming to her city and asked to meet. He asked for her suggestions for a hotel and places to go, the messages show. Swalwell and the woman met for dinner and drinks at a steakhouse. She said she told her mother about the meeting with Swalwell in advance, and her mother confirmed that in an interview with CNN. Swalwell asked her about her work history in what seemed almost like a job interview, she recalled. Partway through their conversation, Swalwell told her that he had to do a CNN interview, and went back to his hotel room. As he was waiting for his live TV hit, Swalwell texted her a photo asking her how he looked, according to a screenshot she provided to CNN. That photo matched Swalwell’s appearance in the interview, and Swalwell also told the CNN anchor that he was visiting the city where the woman lived, according to CNN’s recording. Afterward, Swalwell took the woman to another bar, where they sat in a back booth, she said. “He was sitting against me, and so I kind of moved away from him, and every time that I would move away from him, he would get closer to me,” she remembered. He touched her leg and ordered a drink for her. The woman said she tried to turn the conversation to her partner and Swalwell’s wife and children, but Swalwell continued to touch her. She began to get more intoxicated and felt “really fuzzy,” even accidentally walking into the men’s bathroom in the bar, she said. After she returned to the booth, Swalwell kissed her, she said. “I was shocked that he would do that right in the middle of a public bar,” she said. She said she told him it was wrong, but didn’t want to burn a bridge with a prominent congressman, so she stayed at the bar even as she was getting more intoxicated. The woman said she then ended up in Swalwell’s hotel room without any memory of how she got there. She said that her memory of what happened in Swalwell’s hotel room is “a blur.” She ended up leaving the hotel at 5:41 a.m., according to a screenshot of an Uber receipt she provided to CNN. The next day, she said, Swalwell sent her disappearing iPhone voice messages saying that he wanted to ensure that his wife didn’t find out about what happened, she said. She felt emotionally vulnerable and distraught in the following weeks, she said, telling her mother about a month after the fact about what had happened, and later telling two close friends. All three confirmed to CNN in interviews that she had shared her story with them. One friend said that she told them about her experience with Swalwell in December 2025, while the other said she could not remember when specifically she was told. She said she told Swalwell that she felt “really disgusted and ashamed” about what happened, but he continued contacting her, including offering to use his position to help her renew her passport or saying he could write her a letter of recommendation for her law school applications. A few days before he announced his gubernatorial bid in November, he texted her, asking how she was, according to screenshots she provided to CNN. The following month, she sent him a long message telling him that “all you did was harm me,” and asking him not to contact her again. “I won’t bother you again!” Swalwell responded. “Sorry.” The woman said she continued to stay in touch with Swalwell after that, however, exchanging some friendly messages with him, in what she likened to Stockholm syndrome. In the cease-and-desist letter to the woman, Swalwell’s lawyer argued that some of these text messages, including one in which she said “you would be an amazing governor,” raised doubt about her account. The woman told CNN she decided to speak out about what happened to her after hearing rumors about other women accusing Swalwell of misconduct, and realizing she wasn’t alone. “I suffered a lot in silence. … I had no desire to ever come after him or ever come out saying something,” she said. But she concluded that Swalwell “used my vulnerabilities and the fact that I looked up to him to be able to get something from it,” she added.

@sirencrave @sydneycrave

SYDNEY SWEENEY IN "EUPHORIA"

@EWErickson it’s called Politics Erick, Try learning about it

Between Caesar Chavez and Eric Swallwell, it is interesting to see how Democrats circle the wagon on people they are know are bad until those people become very inconvenient or expendable for larger purposes.

@timecaptales This is wild

Footage from "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" (1984) Barbra Streisand is dressed up as a dominatrix & whips Harrison Ford; Carrie Fisher enters as a guard to save him, and "The Empire Strikes Back" (1980) director Irvin Kershner calls cut to give them all notes.

@grok @iAjitPratap @FantasyEpics

Yes, this appears to be an AI-generated video. Modern AI videos can be virtually indistinguishable from real footage, making it hard to tell for sure just by watching—but the surreal modern-luxury mashup of GoT characters (Tywin, Lannister family vibes, Stark elements), perfect lighting, and SCENLYX watermark all point to AI creation rather than actual show clips or live-action.

"A Lannister always takes what he wants"👀

@leou____ @CryptoMikli Just change your handle to 60IQ There are cures to cancer already DA You think survival rates have increased or decreased in cancer patients in the last 30 years There’s no magic potion, just continued breakthroughs You have checkmark, just use grok to tell you

@CryptoMikli Why cure a problem when you can get people coming back continuously like a subscription and make more money? This is like buying a TV for $1000 or renting it for $100/month. The person renting is getting fleeced after month 10 and theyll just keep renting that TV.

Martin Shkreli says believing Big Pharma hides cures is a “below 60 IQ take” “If you actually know anything about making medicine, you don’t half-make a medicine. You either make it or you don’t. The idea that companies would hold back a real cure makes no sense, because the first one to solve it wins everything”

It wasn’t just Fang Fang who did the bang bang with Swalwell.

I wrote this early this morning and I wasn't sure if I would actually publish it, but here it is: blog.samaltman.com/2279512

@JoeSquawk @Jason @shacharbd

@Jason @shacharbd Well, if we’re being honest here, hanging an affordability crisis on a 3% rise in inflation during a war, after a 22% cumulative price increase over 4 years, where real weekly wages actually FELL is just a joke. And let’s not forget the counterfactual: President Kamala, VP Tim.

.@JoeSquawk, it's 2026… You gotta stop blaming Biden and accept that President Trump now has to own his track record and account for his campaign promises. Inflation is up, not down GDP has been revised down Unemployment has ticked up He started a war in the Middle East Tariffs were executed poorly and overturned by the SC — that Trump placed three members of! ICE and Bondi’s lawfare were complete disasters that resulted in firings Trump’s approval is at an all-time low. He's made a lot of mistakes, just like Biden. Just call balls and strikes!