Trevor Warburton

I started my original Twitter account in 2009 to talk about football. I only tweeted about football, I only followed football related accounts and I only commented on and participated in discussions about football. My entire timeline was football. Once Elon bought Twitter, I would randomly get a Benny Johnson or Charlie Kirk, etc post popping up in my timeline. Daily. No matter how many times I clicked “not interested,” muted people, blocked people, it didn’t matter. He bought this app to systematically brainwash Americans and we really should talk about it more.

@mattvBYU No idea really, it just seemed different

@ttwarburton What’s your theory?

Anybody know why the speakers don’t have their titles shown with their names? This seems new. #GeneralConference

@andrew___wells Also, hi Andrew—it’s been a long time :)

@andrew___wells John 15 is one of my favorite chapters—so much to ponder and so many connections to life

Jesus is the true vine. That was also a theme of Elder Soares's teaching yesterday. I should probably study John 17! #GeneralConference

@sharkafilipova @Deseret @grahamtoday Yep, heaven forbid that someone disagree with you in a commencement ceremony

@Deseret @grahamtoday What are they gonna do? Criticize some country on a different continent and this prompted someone to write an entire article about it?

"Can Gen Z, whose opinions and values depart sharply from their elders, especially when it comes to Israel, be trusted with a microphone?" @grahamtoday writes. deseret.com/education/2026…

@DJJazzyJody @andyblarsen Well in Utah there is only one party that has the ability to and that's all the discussion is about

@andyblarsen It's a never-ending story. Both sides are guilty. Both sides think they're innocent. Liberals won this round in Utah. Conservatives have won elsewhere.

As liberals in Utah celebrate today, this fact is obvious: It's only gerrymandering if the other party does it.

The judge was obligated to select a map BECAUSE YOU DIDN'T FOLLOW THE LAW TODD

Christopher Columbus was so infamously cruel that the Spanish crown paid to send someone to Hispaniola in 1500 to investigate. This resulted in a 48-page report detailing the testimony of two dozen witnesses, and the investigator himself, of how Columbus had mismanaged the colony, cut off ears and noses, tortured colonists that questioned his authority, paraded women naked, and sold natives into slavery. He was arrested, tried, and stripped of his titles. Some people that witnessed his barbarism, who had initially supported and participated in his colonization efforts, became so disgusted by Columbus's behavior that they also published accounts of his atrocities and began advocating for the rights of Indigenous populations. In particular, a contemporaneous Pope, and many other lesser Catholic figures, condemned Columbus explicitly, viewing his behaviors as grave offenses against G-d. Matt, you are literally more of a cretin than people that died before 1600 BCE. I wouldn't call you a conservative, I would call you a barbarian.

@DLocke09 worked fine for me

got some people on the Locked On Jazz Discord channel mentioned they listened to the podcast today and then it restarted somewhere along the way. Anyone have this experience? Everything looks right on my end

@bwfanzzz Sent a message. Thanks for doing this

The #UtahJazz gave me some tickets so I have 2 to give away for tonight’s Knick’s game. Upper bowl 111 row 9 seats 1-2 Must have SeatGeek email. DM me

The @Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, is out with a major new research study showing that immigrants, both legal and illegal, contribute significantly more in taxes than they receive in public benefits. And there's more: because immigrants (both legal and not) are such large net-contributors of tax revenue, they also structurally reduce government budget deficits.

@DLocke09 @Spotify Don't know if there was a Postcast last night, but if there was, that also didn't come through on Apple.

We are aware that LOCKED ON JAZZ is not posting to @Spotify should be available on Apple, all other podcast apps and YouTube Thanks for understanding

@DLocke09 @Spotify I'm not getting it on Apple either

“For Utah’s Indigenous peoples, healing water and healing people have always been the same work,” write Forrest S. Cuch, Darren Parry and Max Perry Mueller in an op-ed. “To protect this lake is to protect our future.” sltrib.com/opinion/commen…

@DJJazzyJody Jody, I've always appreciated your perspective. I think you're off here though. If people are being gunned down in the streets by government officials I would hope anyone of any background would speak out against it, liberal or conservative.

Let’s see how well liberals would take it if conservative athletes turned every sports interview into a platform to air their political grievances. I find what’s happening at the Olympics to be tiresome, divisive and detracting from the spirit of the Games.

@Deseret It's going to take more money than Rep. Teuscher is including and that money is not available if the legislature keeps cutting taxes and taking money out of the pot for vouchers.

"Lowering class size is not a slogan. It means hiring more teachers, adding classrooms and making sustained investments over time," Rep. Jordan Teuscher writes. deseret.com/opinion/2026/0…

@JasonFitz1 Is it because you used the word "economy"?

This is crazy. Yesterday's YT video got targeted by crypto scammers and the comment section is.... weird youtube.com/watch?v=Bf16o6…

@Deseret @BrighamTomco Our schools are already struggling enough, please, no more tax cuts

@Deseret @BrighamTomco As a parent and watching my oldest kids get closer to adulthood, the only thing here that sounds remotely helpful is the potential increase in child care.

Utah is not at risk of losing its reputation as the most family-friendly state in the nation. It already has. The decline has been rapid. | By @BrighamTomco deseret.com/politics/2026/…