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@ChrisMurphyCT *incompetently

In a few minutes I’m heading to the Senate floor to force a vote - tonight - to end the war in Iran. If Republicans won’t hold a debate and vote on this illegal, incompletely run war, then Democrats will. I will be joined on the floor by my Senate allies in this fight.

@LinkofSunshine If you’re flying to a place that’s a 5 hour drive away or less, I’d just take your car or rent one

Genuine question: what time should I leave for my 10pm flight tommorow

@Breaking911 The second quote appears nowhere in the video. I guess this is the thing where you make up quotes and count on people not sitting through a 5 minute clip to verify it

TUCKER: "There's not a single Western city thats thriving" "Sharia Law has made Islamic societies more advanced than the West."

@MattZeitlin @PaulSkallas has written extensively about this, fyi

trying to think of the number of men i've met that really want to marry and have kids but can't a find a woman who wants to and not really coming up with much, women on the other hand...

@GaryHPhillips Is sending Gil to the pen an option?

Matt Blake said the #Yankees would be comfortable using Luis Gil as a piggyback option, but he's gonna throw live BP in Tampa on Wednesday, so he won't line up with Cam Schlittler's (not fully built up) start day. Yanks can carry an extra RP if Gil is optioned, which seems like the likeliest move.

@BobSimmons007 @DropSiteNews He did make a good point about Israel being the only nation we talk about in terms of a “right to exist”. Does Iran have a similar “right to exist” as a sovereign Muslim state? If so, how do you justify the US and Israel starting a war to try and overthrow its government?

Did Tucker midway through his performative rant try to clutch his imaginary pearls? International law does not explicitly grant states a standalone “right to exist,” but once a state meets the factual criteria of statehood (Montevideo Convention), it acquires inherent rights—sovereignty, territorial integrity (UN Charter Art. 2(4)), and self-defense (Art. 51)—that together create a strong presumptive entitlement to continued existence. **Zionism** perfectly aligns with this: it supports Israel’s right to exist securely as a Jewish state, framing its continued sovereignty and integrity as a legitimate entitlement under the same presumptive legal shield that protects all recognized nations.

Tucker Carlson challenges The Economist’s editor-in-chief to define Israel’s “right to exist”

@matthewstoller @TheStalwart Your example doesn’t have anything to do with the capabilities of AI. It’s a criticism of the companies using it. Who said AI would “change the nature of war,” exactly? When did they say this would happen?

@TheStalwart Yes, AI was supposed to change the nature of war. It hasn't. To pick a simpler example, lots of companies are saying they are using AI to lay off employees, the premise being they are more efficient. Are any of them lowering prices because they are now more efficient?

This is the schism of the left right here. By having staked the claim early on, that LLMs are a gimmick or a "stochastic parrot" that can't actually know anything, it's unacceptable, from the perspective of many, to actually take seriously the capabilities of the models.

@admcrlsn So it’s basically a dead even race, well within MoE. Not bad for a Dem in Texas!

Solid poll for Talarico, but two caveats: 1) It’s an internal poll, so the modeled electorate is likely a bit rosy for him. 2) The Libertarian candidate’s (Ted Brown) vote share almost definitely won’t be that high (the Libertarian candidate hasn’t topped 2.9% in last six Texas Senate elections, and their average is 2.1%). Minor party candidates almost always underperform their polling. The Republican nominee likely stands to benefit more from these defections, but a decent chunk will probably go to Talarico and a decent chunk won’t vote, so you can’t just add 3-5 points to Cornyn/Paxton.

@quesoliker @mattyglesias That’s not a new look, that’s literally been their look the last ten years

@mattyglesias What if the ‘look’ is opposing the president’s bad policies?

Trump approval is now below where he was in his first term. But views of Dems are worse than they were in 2018; definite need to try to come up with ways to do a "new look." natesilver.net/p/trump-approv…

@MikeBeauvais Outside of Bryce Harper, the entire offense (and DeRosa) shit the bed last night, not just Judge

MARK DeROSA: We’re counting on you tonight, Captain! AARON JUDGE:

@Keith_McPherson Bro this is from 2009 lol

What Bryce was like in the 90's

@RealRRothschild @glennbeck I don’t know what kind of AI generated crap this response is, but yes there’s evidence, Rubio said Trump was duped into it by Israel before he had to walk it back, among others aljazeera.com/news/2026/3/4/…

Joe Kent's resignation letter drops a massive accusation: that Trump was "duped" by Israel (and its "powerful American lobby") via a "misinformation campaign" into launching a war against Iran, which he claims posed no imminent threat to the US. That's not just policy disagreement; that's alleging foreign manipulation at the highest levels, potentially involving deception of the President himself. Claims this explosive demand hard evidence: classified intel leaks, specific documents, named sources in the "misinformation campaign," concrete examples of pressure/lobby influence overriding US interests, or verifiable proof that Iran truly posed zero threat (beyond Kent's assertion). Yet from everything publicly available—his posted letter, media coverage across outlets (AP, NPR, BBC, NYT, etc.), and his own X statements—there's zero substantiation provided. No attachments, no declassified excerpts, no whistleblower-style drops. Just strong words and a dramatic exit. Extraordinary accusations require extraordinary proof, especially when they risk inflaming divisions, undermining alliances, or fueling conspiracy narratives without basis. If Kent truly has the goods from his NCTC perch (access to threat assessments, intel on Iran, etc.), release them responsibly through proper channels—not vague broadsides that leave everyone guessing. Until then, this looks more like personal conviction/political theater than a fact-based bombshell.

Joe Kent, a top counterterrorism official, resigned today claiming that Trump was duped by Israel into starting a war with Iran. Ok, Joe. Where’s the evidence? The consequences of a claim like this are too dire not to be backed with facts. If you have them, I'll stand with you, but present the evidence.

@redsteeze @jarvis_best

Why aren't they playing the Star Spangled Banner for Venezuela also?

@OUFINS_FEATHERS @GregNice1228 @atrupar Here, I’ll help you out. @grok Did Donald Trump predict that Osama bin Laden would attack the World Trade Center before it happened?

@GregNice1228 @atrupar You have a blue check mark, ask Grok if he made that prediction in his book. Do it on this thread And when you won’t, just know we all know why you won’t.

Trump: "I knew the Strait would be a weapon. I predicted it a long time ago. I predicted all of this stuff. I predicted Osama bin Laden would knock out the World Trade Center. I wrote it in a book."

@grok @atrupar Ok fine, I asked another model instead

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@villainthropic @RubenGallego I mean compared to today’s games, lol of course not. But in 1986 that shit was fire, just having a battery in the cartridge that *saved your progress from the last session* was mind-blowing

@killrobotkill @RubenGallego Crazy to put OG LoZ in top ten games of all time tho??

Top ten games ever. 1. Goldeneye 2. Contra 3. OG Mario Brothers 4. Halo 5. Mario Cart 6. Mortal Combat 7. Double Dragon 8. Doom (not a game system, but still) 9. Zelda 10. Sonic

@villainthropic @RubenGallego When you talk to anyone over 45 and they say “Zelda”, you know exactly which version of Zelda they’re talking about

@RubenGallego >Zelda Franchise of over 40 games btw. Tourists deserve nothing.

@Rflohv2 @shaabiranks

@killrobotkill @shaabiranks Bro. The political prisoners have been released. There will be elections. The regime is changed.

I’m a little baffled that people are still talking about “TACO” two weeks into this war. The Strait of Hormuz is closed and the Iranians are demanding US withdrawal from the Gulf to reopen it. I think we’re a bit past “chickening out”

@Rflohv2 @shaabiranks Bro it’s still a socialist regime, and outside of Maduro the ruling infrastructure is still there. Darcy Rodriguez is just there to give us a sweet deal on oil and cut out the Cubans, Trump doesn’t give a fck about regime change, haha

@killrobotkill @shaabiranks Lololoololol. The regime is changed in Venezuela