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@simonateba @elonmusk It’s none of your business on ANYONES income.

Those claiming I’m jealous of @elonmusk, first of all, he follows me and subscribes to my posts, pays me $5 monthly although he also extracts $8 for my subscription to X. The question I’m asking is, at what point does it become diabolical for one man to accumulate so much wealth?

@Capt1214 @Outer_BanksNC Those calls can 💯% be traced back to the caller

@Outer_BanksNC If they were in fact 911 calls, if you call the non-emergency number there is no caller ID and you don’t give your name

I can't wait for Nick to get these 911 calls to see who is falsely reporting Alex and Juice. It's illegal to make false 911 calls

@ksMaga87 @RKelly41591 @TexasRepublic71 Ask Grok

@RKelly41591 @TexasRepublic71 If you don’t mind message me a few of the symbols I won’t respond or bother you I promise But I have a VERY small E*trade account and am terrible on my own

How many shares of SpaceX did you end up with today?

@simonateba @elonmusk Absolutely NOT.

Be brutally honest: Are you deeply outraged that, while hundreds of millions of Americans and I are struggling financially, @elonmusk has just now become the world's first trillionaire, with more wealth than he could spend in 1,000 lifetimes? Yes or no?

@JLRINVESTIGATES @CriminalNetworX @Nerdy_Addict

@JLRINVESTIGATES @CriminalNetworX Well @Nerdy_Addict took responsibility of making the phone call that got Alex arrested so he must be making false police reports.. Go look at his page.

WHOA!! Acording the charging information. Someone claimed that @CriminalNetworX was urinating in front of camera yesterday during his Livestream in front of Nancy Guthrie 's home. This is 100% FALSE.

@Nerdy_Addict @chs_teri @rickvaz So the person that called it in should be arrested for lying to the police. And didn't you take credit for his arrest ?

@chs_teri @rickvaz No

According to a newly filed Pima County Interim Complaint, Alexander Zabel has been charged with Resisting Arrest (Class 6 Felony) and Public Nuisance (Class 2 Misdemeanor). The complaint alleges deputies responded to reports that he was urinating in public during a livestream and that he actively resisted when deputies attempted to take him into custody.

@ALetsGoooo You are 💯

I had a chance to watch what happened last night and gather all the facts regarding the arrest of Alex Zabel Jr. (Criminal Network). Nancy Guthrie's neighborhood has a HOA. 🔹HOAs treat common areas, streets, sidewalks, and amenities as private property. If an authorized person tells you to vacate and you refuse or return, it can be criminal trespass in most states. Police can arrest you on the spot. Nuisance / Disorderly Conduct: Live streaming that 🔹blocks roads OR 🔹creates noise OR 🔹attracts crowds OR 🔹becomes a repeated disturbance can lead to citations or arrest, especially after complaints and warnings. Filming Rights: 🔹First Amendment protections are strong in truly public spaces but weaken or even disappear on HOA controlled property or after a lawful order to leave. Filming while trespassing is not protected speech. 🔹Bottom line: Leave when asked. Compliance avoids most issues. Refusing or returning increases arrest risk. I don't feel sorry for him. He was warned and arrested once already for this crap. He acknowledged that he was asked to vacate but still came back because "my rights". Dude, Being on HOA property already limits your rights and those rights definitely end when you disturb the entire neighborhood.

@Nerdy_Addict So you are making false police reports !!

That’s going to be a really high bond, eat your heart out losers, also, it was me that called. FOIA it. 💀

@SpeedMcqueen_1 @GuntherEagleman @SenSchumer @grok You better sit this 1 out. Epstein files DID absolutely exist under Obama. Epstein was first arrested in the early 2000s.

@GuntherEagleman @SenSchumer @grok Gunther, the Epstein Files didnt exist under Obama. While epstein was an SOR, he wasnt fully investigated etc til 2019...

Donald Trump is still hiding at least 3 million pages of the Epstein files. Donald Trump turned the Situation Room into an Epstein crisis communications room. And yet the simplest, most moral solution remains: Release all the files NOW. Give the survivors the justice they deserve.

@RealMoneyMuntz @Official_MrRic @BBIG_Guy10pcent Well post the context Muntz.

@Official_MrRic @BBIG_Guy10pcent It’s always interesting when you only get one side of the argument thru out of context snippets. You’ll never see mosquito post the filing history in full. He gets the full filings, why doesn’t he provide the link? Because he loses the power to control the narrative.

$BBIG #BBIG I'll just let this one speak for itself

$BBIG #BBIG Was this the plan ? Hamrick former lawyer arguments is quite telling

@ImMeme0 @FBI @fbi

Black man in Florida filmed himself in an anti-white, racially motivated attack, “down to 4 crackers na free karmelo” by punching a veteran in the head, all for internet fame. He told the veteran he was going to die after mockingly accusing him of serving on the jury that convicted Karmelo Anthony. This thug needs to be identified and charged with a racially motivated assault.

@RevRayCistman I guess the kid shouldn't of stabbed someone to death

No Black mother should ever fear sending her son to a high school track meet only for him to lose his life to the prison system from a murder conviction.

Did my morning run on the Mall, and I can report that the $13M renovated reflecting pool looks about the same. 🤷🏾‍♂️

@DavePlumb15 @EdKrassen Stunning Thank you President Trump for making D.C beautiful again. 🇺🇸

@EdKrassen This is what it looks like today.

Was this really worth it Trump supporters?

This is the moment a customer busted two @Shell workers running the screw scam to charge gas to other customers. He told them straight: take the screws out or I’m ruining your entire company. I’m so sick of people coming to America just to scam hard-working citizens. Deport every single one running these street-level cons.

@paulmitche11 @RoKhanna It's called election "DAY" NOT election days, election week, election month.

Respectfully, if we did a 48-hour rule we would be disenfranchising tens or hundreds of thousands of voters. For what? To convince people who still insist that the 2020 election was stolen and the FBI was guiding people into the Capitol on Jan 6? To stop Twitter trolls, some of whom we have found are getting paid to push disinformation? We could absolutely speed things up with significantly more staffing. But it would be costly - and what’s the cost-benefit ratio? Let’s say you staffed up LA with tens of millions of dollars so they could count 90% of ballots in 48 hours. That could be possible. But you would also be spending tens of millions in the cumulative of 57 other counties, most of which don’t have these close races that are drawing the ire of everyone. And are we gonna be hearing all these complaints out of LA County in the general - when there may be no close races except Raman v. Bass (where neither of their camps are likely to scream about fraud and lie about the election). So, massive $$ shift away from other state priorities to achieve what? Faster results to quell out of state disinformation? And, note, in this case it wouldn’t have even changed the reason for their claims of fraud, we would still have @spencerpratt starting with a lead and then losing. It would just happen faster. There is the state law that ballots to be accepted when they are postmarked on time, mailed on Election Day or, commonly, mailed the week before but USPS delays cause them to be late. This would cause hundreds of thousands of ballots to be disqualified if/when SCOTUS decides a current case. I would invite you to join me at any county registrar to see all the trays of ballots that are set aside to be disqualified in November if that decision restricts counties abilities to count these ballots. It was insane before the new law allowing postmark to count, and it will be worse this year if SCOTUS rules against it. There are other things, like the ability for Santa Cruz’s registrar to get ballots that arrive in Santa Clara (common because mail from one county often travels to USPS sorting facilities in other counties) or ability for people to fix a bad signature, or the same day registration (which necessitates a provisional ballot so registrars can be sure the person is an eligible voter and isn’t voting twice). The catch with all of these last edge cases is that we could say “ok, counties, you have a week to do all that, not a month” but that would do zero to stop all the freak out we have seen this last week. We would still not be done. So, we can work with counties and maybe help fund more election workers within reason, but I think we can’t let conspiracy theorists or the loudest disingenuous actors online guide our policy choices. If we do we are just disenfranchising voters because we don’t know how to confront mean tweets and lies coming out of the White House - and genuinely, nothing we do that is a rational policy would appease them anyways.

A close friend of mine is cancelling his voter registration today. He is convinced Spencer Pratt was robbed of the election. I explained to him that in California we count absentees first (which skew older and more conservative) and election day voters are younger and more Democratic. The slow count is largely because of policies to maximize participation, including postmarking a ballot on Election Day. Regardless, we need to figure out in California how we can get the vote counted faster and results tabulated so it does not drag on. We should make the investments in operational improvements and resources in the wealthiest state in the nation. It is worth spending the resources to get the vast majority of the vote counted within 48 hours. Right now the system is eroding trust and spawning conspiracy theories.

@Sofia50020Sofia Um NO. That is 40%. The most I tip is 20% and the service better be exceptional for the 20%

YES or NO?