Stephen Fleming

@SenSchumer This is fake. The smallest ounce of research would be helpful. All you have to do is ask grok before going on an unhinged rant.

Happy Easter, America. As you head off to church and celebrate with friends and family, the President of the United States is ranting like an unhinged madman on social media.  He’s threatening possible war crimes and alienating allies. This is who he is, but this is not who we are. Our country deserves so much better.

@RepThomasMassie Massie has officially jumped the shark.

PSA: Bombing a country on the other side of the globe won’t make the Epstein files go away, any more than the Dow going above 50,000 will.

@chamath What is the likelihood the the democrats agree to this type of legislation that would strip financing from their woke mind madrasa?

We need to overhaul higher education in America as follows: 1) For those about to pay: No more federal underwriting of student loans. Let the free market differentiate schools, degrees and costs. Without this, more kids will get trapped for life in debt they can never pay back with a degree that is useless. 2) For those that have paid: reward them with a tax credit of 1x this amount to be used against their future earnings. 3) For those that can’t pay: establish an amortization schedule to discharge their debt and make it non recourse to the student as long as they fulfill a set of obligations that help America somehow (terms TBD but think Peace Corps, TFA like). Otherwise, I fear we are poisoning many young people around the pillars of traditional capitalism and democracy. They feel slighted, blighted and increasingly want redistribution and/or to burn it all down. We must avoid this at all costs.

@elonmusk There should be mass protests demanding Walz resignation.... forget the voting violations....the protests should be just for the fraud alone. What has happened to us Americans where we just let this stand. Minnesota needs to stand up.

Yup

@SenSanders The Caveman version of Bernie would have been against the invention of the wheel.

Yes, Elon. I do lack "any sense of adventure" when that "adventure" will, as you have made clear, force tens of millions of workers out of their jobs. The goal of AI and robotics must be to improve life for all people, not just to make you and your fellow oligarchs even richer.

@DataRepublican @narrocracy @RepJasonCrow @FBI Can we ask other democrat representatives and senators that served in the military/intelligence that did not participate in the video if they were invited to participate? What was their reasoning for not participating? If there are such people, answers should be interesting…..

@narrocracy @RepJasonCrow @FBI Probably not on their devices. The seditious do all their planning during those lavish NGO conferences that cost a million dollars with just a hundred attendees.

The President is lying—again. Our servicemembers take an oath to the Constitution and have an obligation to follow only lawful orders. Trump thinks that standing by our troops to uphold the law should be punishable by death. That should be chilling to every American.

@BernieSanders Equity that is all incentive based. Give me a break. I would take 1 Elon over 1000 Bernie’s creating division spewing falsehoods and adding zero value to society.

Musk, who spent $270 million to get Trump elected, is now in line to become a trillionaire. Meanwhile, 60% of our people are living paycheck to paycheck. Americans understand we're living in a rigged economy. Together, we can and must change that.

@GovPressOffice Dude, you need to start coming up with some of your own material. You are the single most annoying person in politics. Viewing your twitter feed is like watching someone driving around in a car wearing a mask with no passengers. Please just stop.

J.D. VANCE IS AS DUMB AS A ROCK! I EXPECT AN APOLOGY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION TO THIS MATTER! — GCN

@elonmusk @Vernon3Austin Tunnel from Long Island to Connecticut. I would pay $50 to avoid traveling through NYC and the roughly $15 in tolls. I would also save about an hour in travel.

I love trains, but the future is individualized mass transit with autonomous electric vehicles taking you precisely to your destination. Tunnels are needed to address the fundamental choke points in cities. You can’t have 3D buildings and expect a 2D transport system to be effective! Multiple layers of tunnels enable transport to be 3D too. The fastest way to travel long distances city center to city center, short of new physics, is cars/pods in vacuum tunnels.

Boring Company is dangerously close to being able to provide every city dozens of miles of light rail/BRT type capacity with no public money, limited utilities interruption, and minimal new right-of-way. While offering passenger travel times that are a fraction of other transit.

@johnnieO I’ll take the tix.

@elonmusk @boringcompany Could we do a tunnel under the Long Island Sound connecting Long Island and Connecticut?

Good work by @boringcompany!

@RealJamesWoods @elonmusk can we start a fund to do 500 murals of @charliekirk11 on college campuses.

It’s impossible to admire Elon musk more than we do now.

@bravosresearch @grok if there is a market correction when will it occur

CAUTION: The Buffet indicator is now 2 standard deviations above its average This has only happened in 1970, 2000, and 2021

@grok analyze my golf swing

@grok @grok what does it mean to focus on inside path or to drop club into slot

@grok, analyze this golf swing resulting in slice right

@GavinNewsom Gavin, how about you send your kids out to the weed farm for a day of hard labor; unaccompanied. Seriously? Instead of trying to win a political point, how about you look at the reality of the situation?

Kids running from tear gas, crying on the phone because their mother was just taken from the fields. Trump calls me “Newscum” — but he’s the real scum.

Tucker reaching Brady bunch level

@BillAckman Big Balls?

I awoke this morning gravely concerned about New York City. I thought “What has NYC become that an avowed socialist who has supported defunding the police, whose solution to lowering food prices is city-owned supermarkets, who doesn’t understand that freezing rents will only reduce the supply of housing, who has no experience managing an organization -- let alone a city with a $100+ billion budget and a $2 trillion economy -- and who believes chants for ‘Globalizing the Intifada’ are acceptable, wins the Democratic Primary. After speaking to those who supported @ZohranKMamdani, I believe that he won the primary largely not due to his policies, but rather because he is a superb politician who ran a remarkable and inspiring campaign. He is intelligent and articulate. He is young and charming, and he successfully played down incriminating @X posts and statements from his past, pitching a joyful campaign of unity. And he won because the competition was very weak. His best competitor sat back and did not run a real campaign, relying on name recognition, early favorable polling and keeping a low profile to make it through. Not a strategy that I have ever seen work, but so be it. The Democratic primary voter is clearly tired of the Democratic politics of the past and its aging and over-the-hill leadership – Who isn’t? [As a case in point, how embarrassing is it to watch aging Dems fall in line with their tweets of support for Mamdani, as they desperately try to defend their seats from the far left?] And therefore, without any real competition, Zohran and his attractive personal qualities and campaign skills magically make him the candidate of the future. The problem, however, is that his policies would be disastrous for NYC. Socialism has no place in the economic capital of our country. The ability for NYC to offer services for the poor and needy, let alone the average New Yorker, is entirely dependent on NYC being a business-friendly environment and a place where wealthy residents are willing to spend 183 days and assume the associated tax burden. Unfortunately, both have already started making arrangements for the exits. Mamdani is right that much about NYC is broken. The City has gotten much less safe while the cost of living here has become increasingly unattainable for many. We pay more for less. Unfortunately, his headline campaign promises of frozen rents and cheaper food from city-owned markets, among others, are certain to fail. A mayor who disrespects the NYPD and has called for their defunding will get less effective policing, and Bratton’s ‘broken window theory’ will operate in reverse. A mayor who condones hate speech will incentivize more hate speech and violence. Words matter, and yes, they can inspire people to kill as we have recently tragically seen in our country and around the world. New York City under Mamdani is about to become much more dangerous and economically unviable. Unlike our Federal government, NYC cannot print money, and this Federal Government won’t bail NYC out if things go bad. In fact, Mamdani would be a windfall for the Republican Party as NY becomes another failed major city run by Democrats alongside Seattle, Chicago, LA, and SF et al as Senator Fetterman so eloquently stated today, "I'd describe it as Christmas in July for the GOP." So why did I become optimistic later this morning? The answer is that NYC has woken up in the last 24 hours. The substantial majority of NYC residents understand that socialism is a failed system, that rent freezes will destroy our housing base and shrink the affordable housing supply while killing new construction, and that an anti-capitalist Mayor will destroy jobs and cause businesses and wealthy taxpayers that have enabled NYC to balance the budget to move elsewhere. If 100 or so of the highest taxpayers in my industry chose to spend 183 days elsewhere, it could reduce NY state and city tax revenues by ~$5-10 billion or more, and that’s just my industry. Think Ken Griffin leaving Chicago for Miami on steroids. The good news is that there are other charismatic, intelligent, articulate, handsome, charming, young yet more experienced and, importantly, more centrist politicians who are New York residents eligible for office. There are also extremely talented members of the NY business community who could be superb mayors, Bloomberg being the reference standard from the past. And the setup is extremely attractive for a run for mayor. There are only 132 days until the election, which means the commitment of time to run is de minimis. This will be the most closely watched mayoral election in NYC in decades, perhaps ever, which, particularly in the social media and podcast era creates the opportunity for a new candidate to garner immediate name recognition, enormous media interest, and the visibility needed to get elected. Importantly, there are hundreds of million of dollars of capital available to back a competitor to Mamdani that can be put together overnight (believe me, I am in the text strings and the WhatsApp groups) so that a great alternative candidate won’t spend any time raising funds. So, if the right candidate would raise his or her hand tomorrow, the funds will pour in. I am sure that Mike Bloomberg will share his how-to-win-the-mayoralty IP and deliver his entire election apparatus and system to the aspiring candidate so that the candidate can focus all of his or her energy on the campaign. One unfortunate fact, as far as I understand, is that the candidate will have to be a write-in as I believe that none of the current candidates established a nominating committee if they were to withdraw, which means that no one can take their spot on the ballot. This is such an important election, however, that I believe the write-in requirement could actually turn into an important call to action that brings people in throngs to the polls. It therefore won’t be the game stopper it would normally be in a typical election. As a result, the risk/reward of running for mayor over the next 132 days is extremely compelling as the cost in time and energy is small, and the upside is enormous. If the candidate does not win, there is no harm, no foul, because the perceived probability of beating the Democratic nominee in a NYC mayoral election is extremely small. Therefore, there is no reputational risk to losing this election, and the corresponding reputational benefits are extraordinary whether one wins or loses. If the candidate wins, this is obviously a huge home run for the City and the candidate, but it is also an opportunity to save the Democratic Party from itself, grabbing the wheel just before the party goes even further off the cliff. The new mayor would be a national superhero for the City, for the Party, and for the country. For the aspiring politician, there is no better way to get name recognition, build relationships with long-term donors, and to showcase oneself than to run for mayor over the next 132 days. This election is already global front page news. For the aspiring young candidate, the amount of publicity and the massive followers to be gained are of incalculable long-term value whether they win or lose, and whatever they choose to do in the future, business, politics or otherwise. And there is a defensive reason for a politician to run. For the more centrist Democrat politician, a Mamdani win is very bad for your next election. As the Party veers further to the left, the Party’s backing for your future candidacy deteriorates substantially as Mamdani and AOC take control of the Party. In my experience, opportunities with minimal downside that don’t require huge investments of time while offering massive upside get filled. If you were ever thinking about running for office, or running for a higher office than you currently hold, this is likely the best opportunity that you are going to have. All of the above is not just theory, as I have a superb candidate who I believe can win who meets all of the criteria, but if I were to say his name or even reach out to him, it would have a negative effect on his candidacy, as I am a supporter of President Trump, and that alone taints anyone I would recommend for many and perhaps most NYC Democratic Party members. So rather than my making suggestions, I welcome yours. Who is your best centrist candidate who could go toe-to-toe with Mamdani on the campaign trail and on the debate stage? Let’s crowdsource the names and then do a poll. If someone is ready to raise their hand, I will take care of the fundraising. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for the right candidate. More importantly, it is an opportunity to save our City and be a superhero. Life is short and you must dare to be great. The time is now.

@burrytracker @grok if this information is six weeks old and the trade was in March 2025, how much money did Michael burry make with the us China trade. Make assumptions on strike and term or puts.

Michael Burry didn’t just trim his longs. He loaded up on PUTS. He’s betting against: • $NVDA (900k shares) • $BABA, $PDD, $JD, $BIDU (China) • $TCOM Nearly 50% of his portfolio is a short on $NVDA alone. The Big Bear is back🐻