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Did the Bills consider drafting anyone other than Bruce Smith No. 1 overall in 1985? Former Ast. Dir. of Player Personnel Bruce Nicholas shares another name they talked about. Watch/listen, then hear more great past draft stories on the latest Sal's House pod:

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Fiona Bruce, "The question asked most by the audience about your Robert Kenyon was about comments you've made in particular about women" Lady in maroon, "I'd rather have a career politician than a plumber who is a sexist" Fiona Bruce, "You may not be aware of the things Robert Kenyon said in the past" "You described yourself as a sexist" Robert Kenyon, "Allegedly" Fiona Bruce, "You're denying that you said that?" Robert Kenyon, "No no no, some of the things are" Fiona Bruce, "Ok, you described yourself as a sexist" "You have made offensive comments about women, you've admitted that" "You've also said abortion is a cowardly act, of murdering defenceless babies so women can shag anyone they want" "That's your phrase not mine" "I'm raising it because lots of people in the audience are raising it" Robert Kenyon, "I'll address those questions. I won't accept that label" *Then tries to explain why his past sexist comments do not make him sexist*

Fiona Bruce, "The question asked most by the audience about your Robert Kenyon was about comments you've made in particular about women" Lady in maroon, "I'd rather have a career politician than a plumber who is a sexist" Fiona Bruce, "You may not be aware of the things Robert Kenyon said in the past" "You described yourself as a sexist" Robert Kenyon, "Allegedly" Fiona Bruce, "You're denying that you said that?" Robert Kenyon, "No no no, some of the things are" Fiona Bruce, "Ok, you described yourself as a sexist" "You have made offensive comments about women, you've admitted that" "You've also said abortion is a cowardly act, of murdering defenceless babies so women can shag anyone they want" "That's your phrase not mine" "I'm raising it because lots of people in the audience are raising it" Robert Kenyon, "I'll address those questions. I won't accept that label" Then tries to explain why his past sexist comments do not make him sexist

Farrukh

246,539 views • 3 months ago

WATCH: ABC mitigates 58 seconds on New Jersey's discovery of 6000+ illegal aliens on the voter rolls with 48 seconds of "But Trump". A story so damning it needs "seasoning" in order to air. DAVID MUIR: Now to the election error revealed here in the Northeast, New Jersey's governor tonight revealing more than 6000 noncitizens were mistakenly added to the voter rolls in that state. So how did this happen and how many actually voted? Here's Mary Bruce tonight. MARY BRUCE: Tonight, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill revealing that because of a computer error, about 6600 noncitizens applying for a driver's license were also improperly registered to vote. MIKIE SHERRILL: In the case of this error, some individuals indicated that they weren't citizens and weren't eligible to vote, but the software registered them anyway. BRUCE: The governor says about 400 of those noncitizens actually voted, but that there's no evidence their votes swayed any elections. She says officials became aware of the issue last week, and that all 6600 people are being scrubbed from the voter rolls. SHERRILL: We don't deflect, deny or exploit problems for our own gain. We find them and we fix them. BRUCE: The White House says the episode, quote, “underscores the absolute necessity of the SAVE America Act, President Trump's bill requiring voter ID and proof of citizenship. The President has been amping up his unproven claims of widespread election fraud, pointing a finger at China. DONALD TRUMP: …of China's sinister election meddling. BRUCE: Just three months ago, Trump heaped praise on China's longtime leader Xi Jinping. TRUMP: You're a great leader. I say it to everybody. You're a great leader. Sometimes people don't like me saying it, but I say it anyway because it's true. BRUCE: Today, asked if China will now face consequences for their alleged election meddling. Trump brushing it off. TRUMP: Well, we're going to talk to them about it. It took place a long time ago. I think China is maybe a little bit different today than it was then. BRUCE: And David, back to New Jersey, the governor there says they are now scrubbing their voter rolls. And she vows this will never happen again, saying when they find problems, they fix them. David. MUIR: Mary Bruce live at The White House tonight. Mary, thanks.

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Jorge Bonilla

109,810 views • 1 month ago

This isn't just an NDTV problem. It's true of almost every Indian news channel and even news agencies like ANI, IANS and PTI. One of the basic principles of journalism is to first hear the victim, then independent experts, and only then the government's version. But in the "Acche Din" era, most stories begin and end with the govt's narrative, while every other voice are ignored. At Alt News, we've been documenting and calling out this shift in News Channels since we started Alt News in 2017. More than half of my personal tweets over the years are about highlighting the selective reporting by mainstream media and its Starbhakt News Anchors. Listen to the video by the Former NDTV employee and then read the article we recently wrote on Pro-BJP Propaganda News Agency.

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Mohammed Zubair

130,929 views • 1 month ago

.Monte Poole on the Warriors failing Steph: "I'll say this too about this season. An NBA coach, who isn't currently an NBA coach, said that '[The Warriors] really kind of failed Steph.' What they did in the years before this year, in the years they had the lottery picks and the years between it, they didn't draft a player that you say 'This guy is definitely going to be a star' and they didn't acquire a player you say 'This guy is going bring star power to the team' until they got Jimmy Butler. He said 'Before they got Jimmy, they brought in Chris Paul when everybody knew he was pretty much done. Big name, but not the same guy. Jimmy was the best move they made in terms of getting Steph some real help. Other than that, they just didn't do a great job of surrounding Steph with guys who can play with him .'"

.Monte Poole on the Warriors failing Steph: "I'll say this too about this season. An NBA coach, who isn't currently an NBA coach, said that '[The Warriors] really kind of failed Steph.' What they did in the years before this year, in the years they had the lottery picks and the years between it, they didn't draft a player that you say 'This guy is definitely going to be a star' and they didn't acquire a player you say 'This guy is going bring star power to the team' until they got Jimmy Butler. He said 'Before they got Jimmy, they brought in Chris Paul when everybody knew he was pretty much done. Big name, but not the same guy. Jimmy was the best move they made in terms of getting Steph some real help. Other than that, they just didn't do a great job of surrounding Steph with guys who can play with him .'"

Chef

81,646 views • 4 months ago

🎙️ Kirk Goldsberry: "The Charlotte Hornets have the best offense in the NBA over the last 15 games." "They are surging on offense. To your point, we've always known that LaMelo Ball had more talent in his little finger offensively than just about any other player in this league." "But Brandon Miller and Kon Knueppel play great together. I talked to one of their assistant coaches a couple weeks ago, and they were just raving about how smart those guys are together and how they feel like they have a real strong offensive identity now." "It's starting to click. They're averaging 124.3 per 100, #1 in the NBA by leaps and bounds over the last 15 games. That's more than 1/5 or 1/6 of the NBA season, and that's good. That's an identity." "We talk about the vacuum in the Eastern Conference. Well, I think Charlotte's onto something here. An offensive identity—like Detroit might be the defensive juggernaut, this could be the future offensive juggernaut led by LaMelo, Knueppel and Brandon Miller." Full segment on The Zach Lowe Show: — —

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r/CharlotteHornets

11,685 views • 7 months ago

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Sian Berry, "We just won the by election close to here in Gorton and Denton" "And everything people told us on the doorstep was about the cost of living, the decimation of public services, wanting to see more investment" Fiona Bruce, "What steps could a Green government take?" Sian Berry, "In the short term, windfall taxes" "The separation of the gas price from the energy markets" "We need to see renewables leading the price of the bills because they are much more cheaper than gas" "We need to invest and get away from fossil fuels" "The cost of investing in green energy is the cost of one of these shocks, and we've already seen two in the past few years" "Build a country where we have good public services, where people aren't worried about the cost of living, it's the kind of thing people need to hear" "A positive campaign is why we won, my new colleague, Hannah Spencer" "That's the kind of vision we're going to keep talking about"

Farrukh

140,592 views • 5 months ago

British Palestinian doctor, "I have family in Gaza.. After October 7th Israel has been bombarding hospitals, killing children" #BBCQT "NY Times report on Israeli soldiers targeting deliberately killing children directly in the head and the chest" "This is not self defence any more" "Gaza has been under siege for over 17 years" Fiona Bruce, "I don't know about the NY Times report, I can't verify what you're saying.. What do you think Israel should have done on. the 8th of October? British Palestinian doctor, "Negotiations.. We've been in negotiations with Israel for the last 30 years.. We've been giving land in return for safety and security for Israelis" "Since the Oslo Accords, Israel has been annexing more land in the West Bank, occupying Gaza.. Yes, they withdrew from Gaza but Gaza is still occupied.. By land, by borders, by air, Palestinians cannot leave" Fiona Bruce, "I hear your passion and I understand why.. I just want to allow other people to speak as well" British Palestinian doctor shouts out something Fiona Bruce, "Listen, I totally understand you feel strongly about it, and I understand why, but I do need to let other people speak"

British Palestinian doctor, "I have family in Gaza.. After October 7th Israel has been bombarding hospitals, killing children" #BBCQT "NY Times report on Israeli soldiers targeting deliberately killing children directly in the head and the chest" "This is not self defence any more" "Gaza has been under siege for over 17 years" Fiona Bruce, "I don't know about the NY Times report, I can't verify what you're saying.. What do you think Israel should have done on. the 8th of October? British Palestinian doctor, "Negotiations.. We've been in negotiations with Israel for the last 30 years.. We've been giving land in return for safety and security for Israelis" "Since the Oslo Accords, Israel has been annexing more land in the West Bank, occupying Gaza.. Yes, they withdrew from Gaza but Gaza is still occupied.. By land, by borders, by air, Palestinians cannot leave" Fiona Bruce, "I hear your passion and I understand why.. I just want to allow other people to speak as well" British Palestinian doctor shouts out something Fiona Bruce, "Listen, I totally understand you feel strongly about it, and I understand why, but I do need to let other people speak"

Farrukh

23,524 views • 1 year ago

This researcher just told Joe Rogan that historians and psychics found a Hall of Records from ancient Atlantis beneath the Sphinx. And new evidence revealed they could be right. “There are, in fact, tunnels beneath the Sphinx.” Ben van Kerkwyk: “These stories of this Hall of Records … beneath the Sphinx go back thousands of years.” “Arab historians like Al-Masudi … talked about tales of these tunnels and chambers beneath the Sphinx.” “You hear these stories of the Hall of Records.” “People like Edgar Cayce, the American psychic in the 1940s … would fall into these trance-like states, and he’d have these visions.” “He did talk about locations for three Halls of Records, which were these Atlantean caches of information, like a prediluvian civilization.” “He did call it Atlantis.” “The famous Hall of Records, he said, was beneath the paws of the Sphinx.” “Not just the Arabs, but also Herodotus and these other guys also talked about … the Sphinx and everything else being vastly more ancient even than the pyramids.” Joe Rogan

This researcher just told Joe Rogan that historians and psychics found a Hall of Records from ancient Atlantis beneath the Sphinx. And new evidence revealed they could be right. “There are, in fact, tunnels beneath the Sphinx.” Ben van Kerkwyk: “These stories of this Hall of Records … beneath the Sphinx go back thousands of years.” “Arab historians like Al-Masudi … talked about tales of these tunnels and chambers beneath the Sphinx.” “You hear these stories of the Hall of Records.” “People like Edgar Cayce, the American psychic in the 1940s … would fall into these trance-like states, and he’d have these visions.” “He did talk about locations for three Halls of Records, which were these Atlantean caches of information, like a prediluvian civilization.” “He did call it Atlantis.” “The famous Hall of Records, he said, was beneath the paws of the Sphinx.” “Not just the Arabs, but also Herodotus and these other guys also talked about … the Sphinx and everything else being vastly more ancient even than the pyramids.” Joe Rogan

Holden Culotta

365,656 views • 9 months ago

Two people control more money than most countries: Bridgewater's Co-CIO and the CEO of Norway's $2 trillion fund They sat down for 1 hour and talked about what everyone else avoids saying out loud: - Bridgewater packed Ray Dalio's 50 years of decisions into algorithms - the "artificial investor" already competes with human PMs - the real AI race is a resource grab for power and chips bookmark & watch - required viewing for anyone betting on markets in the AI era

Two people control more money than most countries: Bridgewater's Co-CIO and the CEO of Norway's $2 trillion fund They sat down for 1 hour and talked about what everyone else avoids saying out loud: - Bridgewater packed Ray Dalio's 50 years of decisions into algorithms - the "artificial investor" already competes with human PMs - the real AI race is a resource grab for power and chips bookmark & watch - required viewing for anyone betting on markets in the AI era

st1ne

147,066 views • 2 months ago

Houston is the #1 Scoring Defense in CBB the last 5 years & this year. #2: North Texas! No Middle Principles. They do a great job of ball pressure & forcing Baseline without blow by's. Any Post Catch/BL Drive, they take away Middle & trap with the Goalie. High Hands & Aggressive! They do a great job of "cracking back" on anyone at the rim and playing 2 on the Weak Side then rotating. P&R Defense: Weak in the Middle 1/3, Ice on the Sides. Under on DHO's then Ice on Re-Screen's. Bigs at the level and Guards dictate on the hip to 1. Not get screened & 2. Force them to the direction they want! North Texas is ELITE at one pass away swiping at the ball. Any dribble penetration they are going to swipe aggressive than get into the passing lane. They do a great job of using this to stop dribble penetration and get TO's on drives. Fun defense to watch. They fly around, play hard and are active at all times. Ross Hodge is an elite defensive Coach!

Houston is the #1 Scoring Defense in CBB the last 5 years & this year. #2: North Texas! No Middle Principles. They do a great job of ball pressure & forcing Baseline without blow by's. Any Post Catch/BL Drive, they take away Middle & trap with the Goalie. High Hands & Aggressive! They do a great job of "cracking back" on anyone at the rim and playing 2 on the Weak Side then rotating. P&R Defense: Weak in the Middle 1/3, Ice on the Sides. Under on DHO's then Ice on Re-Screen's. Bigs at the level and Guards dictate on the hip to 1. Not get screened & 2. Force them to the direction they want! North Texas is ELITE at one pass away swiping at the ball. Any dribble penetration they are going to swipe aggressive than get into the passing lane. They do a great job of using this to stop dribble penetration and get TO's on drives. Fun defense to watch. They fly around, play hard and are active at all times. Ross Hodge is an elite defensive Coach!

Film Room Breakdowns

100,880 views • 1 year ago

Brad Stevens shares what it really means to be a great teammate. "This game is about how you act as a teammate. This game is about what you do from the standpoint of supporting one another, embracing roles, and accepting roles." Great teams have great teammates. "Those were hard lessons for me at the time and I'm embarrassed to say that because it should have been really obvious." He was a Division III basketball player. And it still took him years to learn: supporting others matters more than minutes, points, and stats. "Those other things are a lot more important than how many minutes you're playing a game, how many points you score, and all that stuff." Great teammates care about each other. They commit to the team. They own their roles. How to be a great teammate: 1: Give More Than You Take - The teammates Stevens respects most aren't the stars - they're the ones who could play anywhere but never demand the spotlight. Show what you can give, not what you can get. 2: Compete and Be Selfless - Good people aren't enough. You need competitive character - relentless pride in your own growth AND selfless commitment to something bigger. 3: Embrace and Own Your Role - It's not about being the closer or the star. It's about being ready without knowing when. Supporting others matters more than minutes. 4: Be a Connector - Trophies don't satisfy. The real measure of a team isn't the banner - it's whether you want to see each other again. 5: Be The Teammate Others Want to Call - Your greatest legacy isn't a ring. It's being the teammate others wanted in their foxhole. How did you treat people? How did you show up? Great teammates don't need the spotlight - they become the spotlight. (🎥 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame)

Brad Stevens shares what it really means to be a great teammate. "This game is about how you act as a teammate. This game is about what you do from the standpoint of supporting one another, embracing roles, and accepting roles." Great teams have great teammates. "Those were hard lessons for me at the time and I'm embarrassed to say that because it should have been really obvious." He was a Division III basketball player. And it still took him years to learn: supporting others matters more than minutes, points, and stats. "Those other things are a lot more important than how many minutes you're playing a game, how many points you score, and all that stuff." Great teammates care about each other. They commit to the team. They own their roles. How to be a great teammate: 1: Give More Than You Take - The teammates Stevens respects most aren't the stars - they're the ones who could play anywhere but never demand the spotlight. Show what you can give, not what you can get. 2: Compete and Be Selfless - Good people aren't enough. You need competitive character - relentless pride in your own growth AND selfless commitment to something bigger. 3: Embrace and Own Your Role - It's not about being the closer or the star. It's about being ready without knowing when. Supporting others matters more than minutes. 4: Be a Connector - Trophies don't satisfy. The real measure of a team isn't the banner - it's whether you want to see each other again. 5: Be The Teammate Others Want to Call - Your greatest legacy isn't a ring. It's being the teammate others wanted in their foxhole. How did you treat people? How did you show up? Great teammates don't need the spotlight - they become the spotlight. (🎥 Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame)

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

30,920 views • 7 months ago

JUST IN: Jack Smith In Danger of Criminal Charges for Alleged Perjury “So, on Jack Smith, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley… unearthed clear evidence that Jack Smith testified to Congress that he did not look at the substance of these phone calls or text messages. He said he just got the toll records for members of Congress, which he didn't notify them about, which is a violation of the law. But he got their toll records, which show when they made the calls and the duration of the calls. But apparently, they said they didn't listen to the calls or read the text messages. We just found out from Chairman Chuck Grassley, working with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel, that yes, in fact, Jack Smith did read the substance of the communications, the text messages, of members of Congress, 44 of them, including 20 U.S. senators and 24 members of the House, including the House leadership, like the House Speaker and the House Majority Leader. This has to be prosecuted. This is a pretty clear case of providing false statements to Congress under USC Section 1001 at a minimum. More likely, it's perjury because he was under oath.” Mike Davis of the Article 3 project hammered former Special Counsel Jack Smith over evidence he committed perjury before Congress. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan revealed on "Hannity" that Jack Smith could face a congressional referral, arguing new evidence raises serious questions about whether he lied under oath and abused his investigative powers.

JUST IN: Jack Smith In Danger of Criminal Charges for Alleged Perjury “So, on Jack Smith, Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley… unearthed clear evidence that Jack Smith testified to Congress that he did not look at the substance of these phone calls or text messages. He said he just got the toll records for members of Congress, which he didn't notify them about, which is a violation of the law. But he got their toll records, which show when they made the calls and the duration of the calls. But apparently, they said they didn't listen to the calls or read the text messages. We just found out from Chairman Chuck Grassley, working with Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel, that yes, in fact, Jack Smith did read the substance of the communications, the text messages, of members of Congress, 44 of them, including 20 U.S. senators and 24 members of the House, including the House leadership, like the House Speaker and the House Majority Leader. This has to be prosecuted. This is a pretty clear case of providing false statements to Congress under USC Section 1001 at a minimum. More likely, it's perjury because he was under oath.” Mike Davis of the Article 3 project hammered former Special Counsel Jack Smith over evidence he committed perjury before Congress. House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan revealed on "Hannity" that Jack Smith could face a congressional referral, arguing new evidence raises serious questions about whether he lied under oath and abused his investigative powers.

Benny Johnson

56,320 views • 1 month ago

I don't understand why the bills are named in Hindi but written in English script! The name should reflect the content of the bill and be easily accessible and understandable for everyone. In fact, nearly 60% of India's population is non-Hindi-speaking. By doing this you are depriving the very threshold of the majority of the country's population to comprehend what there is in the bill. We should try to include everyone while naming the bill as we did in the past. In the past, governments were more interested in actual development, meant for the masses. Whatever work was done in the past, it is all still standing. But today, the government is interested in increasing numbers, inaugurating, and popularising Modi's image. Wherever they put their hands, everything collapses. The aviation ministry has nothing except the minister; no airports and no aircraft. Listen to Dr Syed Naseer Hussain, M P ji speaking about the Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak Bill 2024 in the Rajya Sabha.

I don't understand why the bills are named in Hindi but written in English script! The name should reflect the content of the bill and be easily accessible and understandable for everyone. In fact, nearly 60% of India's population is non-Hindi-speaking. By doing this you are depriving the very threshold of the majority of the country's population to comprehend what there is in the bill. We should try to include everyone while naming the bill as we did in the past. In the past, governments were more interested in actual development, meant for the masses. Whatever work was done in the past, it is all still standing. But today, the government is interested in increasing numbers, inaugurating, and popularising Modi's image. Wherever they put their hands, everything collapses. The aviation ministry has nothing except the minister; no airports and no aircraft. Listen to Dr Syed Naseer Hussain, M P ji speaking about the Bhartiya Vayuyan Vidheyak Bill 2024 in the Rajya Sabha.

Congress

43,549 views • 1 year ago

The America they don’t want us to know about. 👇 “The other day, Roman mentioned how some of his friends have more "people" at their soccer games. Most of the time, it's just the two of us, and he's starting to notice. We don't have family nearby, so it's not anyone's fault they can't be here, but sometimes, he just feels that space. Well, a few weeks ago, Mr. Bruce saw us playing in the backyard and asked when Roman's next games were. I shared his schedule, not thinking much of it. This morning's game was early, it was cold, and there was no expectation for anyone to come. Just before the game started, I looked up and couldn't find Roman. Then I saw him on the goal line...hugging Mr. Bruce. They showed up. He was so excited. He asked, "Mama, why are Mr. Bruce and Ms. Maryann here?" I told him they came to watch him play. A little confused he said, "for my game?" I said yes, and he immediately ran to his closest teammate and yelled "Hey! My Mr. Bruce and my Ms. Maryann came to watch me!" They showed up for my boy without even knowing how much he needed it. It was simple, but it meant so much. Grateful for our little village and for the people who choose to show up.” ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

The America they don’t want us to know about. 👇 “The other day, Roman mentioned how some of his friends have more "people" at their soccer games. Most of the time, it's just the two of us, and he's starting to notice. We don't have family nearby, so it's not anyone's fault they can't be here, but sometimes, he just feels that space. Well, a few weeks ago, Mr. Bruce saw us playing in the backyard and asked when Roman's next games were. I shared his schedule, not thinking much of it. This morning's game was early, it was cold, and there was no expectation for anyone to come. Just before the game started, I looked up and couldn't find Roman. Then I saw him on the goal line...hugging Mr. Bruce. They showed up. He was so excited. He asked, "Mama, why are Mr. Bruce and Ms. Maryann here?" I told him they came to watch him play. A little confused he said, "for my game?" I said yes, and he immediately ran to his closest teammate and yelled "Hey! My Mr. Bruce and my Ms. Maryann came to watch me!" They showed up for my boy without even knowing how much he needed it. It was simple, but it meant so much. Grateful for our little village and for the people who choose to show up.” ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

27,360 views • 10 months ago

WATCH OUT FOR THE SPACEX $SPCX SHARE UNLOCK Right now only ~4.5% of all SpaceX shares are available to be traded. Only the shares bought during the IPO can be traded. Everyone else who bought in before can not sell We do have some forced buying coming up from the Nasdaq 100 and other ETFs/indexes But then the unlocks begin and everyone who got into this name before the IPO will be able to start selling ... this first unlock happens at SpaceX's first earnings (More info below on the unlock) amit thinks a lot of those insiders are looking to sell "I was talking with friends who got in at $200B, $400B, and $800B valuations. They said there is no chance they are keeping more than 50% of their allocations once they get liquid. They are selling right off the bat."

WATCH OUT FOR THE SPACEX $SPCX SHARE UNLOCK Right now only ~4.5% of all SpaceX shares are available to be traded. Only the shares bought during the IPO can be traded. Everyone else who bought in before can not sell We do have some forced buying coming up from the Nasdaq 100 and other ETFs/indexes But then the unlocks begin and everyone who got into this name before the IPO will be able to start selling ... this first unlock happens at SpaceX's first earnings (More info below on the unlock) amit thinks a lot of those insiders are looking to sell "I was talking with friends who got in at $200B, $400B, and $800B valuations. They said there is no chance they are keeping more than 50% of their allocations once they get liquid. They are selling right off the bat."

Evan

144,195 views • 2 months ago

Thierry Henry interviewing Ibrahimović… then Pogba walks in. Zlatan immediately: “Come, come… if you want to sit between two big players, come. Here you only listen, you don’t talk. Sit on the floor.” 😂 Then Henry drops the classic: “Mourinho or Pep?” Zlatan (with that look): “Two great coaches. Two different persons. I won with both… but one stimulates me more than the other one. You know what I’m talking about, eh?” The chemistry between Henry and Zlatan was already elite back then. No wonder they clicked so hard as co-commentators during the World Cup in the USA.

Thierry Henry interviewing Ibrahimović… then Pogba walks in. Zlatan immediately: “Come, come… if you want to sit between two big players, come. Here you only listen, you don’t talk. Sit on the floor.” 😂 Then Henry drops the classic: “Mourinho or Pep?” Zlatan (with that look): “Two great coaches. Two different persons. I won with both… but one stimulates me more than the other one. You know what I’m talking about, eh?” The chemistry between Henry and Zlatan was already elite back then. No wonder they clicked so hard as co-commentators during the World Cup in the USA.

Rincol

132,783 views • 10 days ago

Apollo CEO Marc Rowan on how private and public markets have slowly converged over his 41 years of experience in finance Worth a listen "When people look at their portfolios and they own equity today, then own it through S&P 500 indices. Do they own the US economy? No. They own 10 stocks. Just ten stocks are 40% of the index, and most of their returns over the past few years has been one company: NVIDIA. NVIDIA is now larger than the stock market of every country in the world, other than Japan. NVIDIA is a perfectly fine company, but the notion of equity investing was about diversified portfolios. We don't have that"

Apollo CEO Marc Rowan on how private and public markets have slowly converged over his 41 years of experience in finance Worth a listen "When people look at their portfolios and they own equity today, then own it through S&P 500 indices. Do they own the US economy? No. They own 10 stocks. Just ten stocks are 40% of the index, and most of their returns over the past few years has been one company: NVIDIA. NVIDIA is now larger than the stock market of every country in the world, other than Japan. NVIDIA is a perfectly fine company, but the notion of equity investing was about diversified portfolios. We don't have that"

Boring_Business

134,453 views • 7 months ago

Americans say they never met with ‘Leo Human Services’ in Minnesota, but Medicaid was billed in their names Hidden metadata shows their signatures were forged. The company was paid for fraudulent medical services 🚨 Leo Human Services LLC billed more than $2.7 million in Medicaid services to American taxpayers - In 2024 alone it billed about $1.2 million and ranked among the state’s top 10 HSS providers - Overall it billed more than $2.7 million Here’s just one example of the fraud they did A man named Steven Smith never met anyone from the company. Medicaid was billed thousands of dollars in his name His girlfriend Rachel Lien said she had never heard of Leo Human Services, never met them and never spoke to them. Records showed the company billed her Medicaid about $14,000 over 8 months But it doesn’t stop there, she had previously been billed by another provider, ‘Brilliant Minds Services,’ for meetings she could prove she did not attend because she was in group treatment at the same time Minnesota is letting these fraudulent healthcare companies steal billions from taxpayers

Americans say they never met with ‘Leo Human Services’ in Minnesota, but Medicaid was billed in their names Hidden metadata shows their signatures were forged. The company was paid for fraudulent medical services 🚨 Leo Human Services LLC billed more than $2.7 million in Medicaid services to American taxpayers - In 2024 alone it billed about $1.2 million and ranked among the state’s top 10 HSS providers - Overall it billed more than $2.7 million Here’s just one example of the fraud they did A man named Steven Smith never met anyone from the company. Medicaid was billed thousands of dollars in his name His girlfriend Rachel Lien said she had never heard of Leo Human Services, never met them and never spoke to them. Records showed the company billed her Medicaid about $14,000 over 8 months But it doesn’t stop there, she had previously been billed by another provider, ‘Brilliant Minds Services,’ for meetings she could prove she did not attend because she was in group treatment at the same time Minnesota is letting these fraudulent healthcare companies steal billions from taxpayers

Wall Street Apes

46,083 views • 6 days ago