Kwasi Anderson

@HutchinsKerri 😆

#HowISurviveTheNight #SafetyFeatures

For the love of David Hasselhoff, can we please get a tag team called Knight Ryder?!

Road Runner in real life.. 😅

President Trump did a whole lot of lying on "60 Minutes." Here's a fact check of 18 of his false claims to Norah O’Donnell, the vast majority of them previously debunked: - It's not true grocery prices "are down"; Trump told this lie even after O’Donnell told him they're up - It's not true there is now "no inflation" (it’s at 3%) or that it's "less than 2%" (it's at 3%) - It's not true it was "my idea, which nobody, frankly, had thought of," to have AI facilities generate their own power on-site (they were already starting to do that while he was out of office, with Biden administration encouragement) - It's not true “$17 trillion” is being invested in the US “right now" (this fictional figure is nearly double the White House's own wildly inflated "announcements" figure) - It's not true each alleged drug boat "kills 25,000 Americans" (this figure plainly makes no sense given US overdose death totals) - It's not true some recent former presidents invoked the Insurrection Act "28 times" (Ulysses S. Grant has the record because he invoked it on six occasions) - It's not true Trump has ended "eight wars" (among other issues, his list includes two situations that weren't wars at all, one war still going full tilt in the DRC, and the Gaza conflict where killing also continues) - It's not true the Kamala Harris interview Trump sued "60 Minutes" over aired "two days" before the election (it was more than four full weeks before Election Day) - It's not true Biden gave Ukraine "$350 billion" (inspector general says the US had disbursed $94 billion through June 2025 and appropriated $93 billion more, including funds spent in the US) - It's not true foreign countries pay his tariffs (US importers make the payments and often pass on costs to consumers) - It's not true Trump inherited the worst inflation of all time (it was 3% the month he took office, same as now, and even the 9.1% Biden-era peak in 2022 was not close to the all-time record) - It's not true the 2020 election was "rigged and stolen" (his usual lie)  - It's not true the Presidential Records Act says he was allowed to have classified documents at his home post-presidency (it says all presidential records are to be in government custody the moment a president leaves office) - It's not true Trump never instructed the Justice Department to go after Comey and James (he explicitly pressured the head of the department to do so in a social media post we all saw) - It's not true Democrats are trying to give $1.5 trillion to illegal immigrants in the shutdown battle (even the White House's own disputed figure is a small fraction of that) or that Biden let in 25 million migrants (it's well under half that even if you count millions who were rapidly expelled) - It's not true foreign leaders have emptied their prisons to somehow insert criminals into the US as migrants (Trump's own team has never been able to corroborate this story experts say is baseless) - It's not true Nancy Pelosi flipped out after finding out his controversial 2019 call with Zelensky “was taped” (there remains no known US tape; what Trump released was a rough transcript, which bolstered rather than undermined Pelosi’s move toward impeachment) Link for more details: cnn.com/2025/11/03/pol…

@ivyballxo "yes"

comment “yes” and wait 💝

MLB has announced that it will use the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System starting next season The rules, according to the league: 🔸 Each team will get two challenges and can keep them if they're successful 🔸Challenges can only be initiated by a pitcher, catcher, or batter, and the request must come right after the pitch 🔸 To signal a challenge, the pitcher, catcher, or batter will tap his hat or helmet to let the umpire know 🔸 No help from the dugout or other players on the field is allowed

What game?

@CodifyBaseball If he was any good, he would have hit for the cycle. 😆

NICK KURTZ TONIGHT: SINGLE HOME RUN DOUBLE HOME RUN HOME RUN HOME RUN IT'S COMPLETELY RIDICULOUS.

2024 Atlanta Falcons Hype Video “Unstoppable” @AtlantaFalcons #DirtyBirds

Lots of guys can do badass dunks but only a chosen few can consistently get this funky during actual league action. They called Dominique Wilkins “The Human Highlight Film” for a goddamn reason, son. Stand back.

A must-watch sermon from Texas Congressman @jamestalarico. Send this to every Christian you know.

@SmogMonste8590 @OTD_in_WWE I'm glad it didn't ruin wrestling for you.

@OTD_in_WWE No joke, this was the first wrestling match I ever watched.

#OnThisDayInWWE 15 years ago on ECW: The debut of Yoshi Tatsu "He comes highly touted - and his name is fun to say too" - Matt Striker And Shelton Benjamin then does a mock Japanese impersonation 😕

Today In 1977: The Kansas City #Royals are forced to wear Milwaukee #Brewers uniforms after their KC uniforms were stolen from the County Stadium locker room before the game!!! #MLB #Baseball #History

And now let’s travel back in time to the night Tommy Lasorda complained so much about Youppi’s antics that he became the first mascot ever ejected from a major league game.

Ronald Acuña Jr. injury: Five trade candidates for the Braves after losing reigning NL MVP for season cbssports.com/mlb/news/ronal…

@blackroseMD1 O...k? Draft a QB this year and let them battle it out for the starting role.

@mandisco And apparently the Vikings disagreed with my strategy. Oof.

Jacobs and Barkley off the board and the Chargers over here with Ekeler, who clearly doesn't want to stick around, and their thumb up their ass. Come on, Hortiz.

Led Zeppelin performing “Kashmir” to a sea of over 100,000 at Knebworth Festival in 1979. Recorded in 1974 at Headley Grange, this epic masterpiece found its home on the iconic double album, ‘Physical Graffiti.’ This song was a defining milestone for the band, all four members have agreed that it was one of their greatest musical achievements. Jimmy was asked by The Edge how this riff came to be during the film “It Might Get Loud”, and he explained that it was born out of him experimenting with the DADGAD tuning, which is similar to a sitar tuning. Furthermore, he explains he had this song, “Swan Song”, which he had been working on that had a lot of intricate guitar sections on it. The ending riff to that song was the descending section we hear on “Kashmir” and Jimmy flipped it over on  itself to create the riff we know today - truly a hypnotic riff that intoxicates you every time you listen. Zeppelin creates a soul-stirring sonic landscape with this song that is almost certain to send chills down your spine. In this clip, Jimmy gives a haunting stare that is equally as ominous and spine-chilling, almost seeming as if he was possessed. Enjoy! #LedZeppelin