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Matt Maiocco asked John Lynch if Fred Warner could return at some point during the playoffs: “Well, medically, no. I mean, the docs say it’s probably on the wrong side of the range that they would suggest. But even the docs with Fred say, 'You know what, let him...

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Robert Saleh on Fred Warner: “He’s a Hall of Famer. First ballot period and he still has so many years left in the tank. For the season to end the way it did, it’s shameful, but at the same time, we all know Fred, he’s probably gunning to see if he can make it back for a playoff run. He’s in great spirits. The surgery went great. He’s going to be around the building the entire time, but I hurt more for Fred than anything else.”
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Robert Saleh on Fred Warner: “He’s a Hall of Famer. First ballot period and he still has so many years left in the tank. For the season to end the way it did, it’s shameful, but at the same time, we all know Fred, he’s probably gunning to see if he can make it back for a playoff run. He’s in great spirits. The surgery went great. He’s going to be around the building the entire time, but I hurt more for Fred than anything else.”

Coach Yac 🗣

102,007 views • 9 months ago

James Harden says Kawhi Leonard doesn’t get the appreciation he deserves. “Not even a little bit. It’s always negative. It’s always what he’s been through and what he’s not able to do. Just because of something he can’t control. But we don’t appreciate how great he is when he’s actually out there and putting up performances like this tonight… It’s always the negative. It’s always the hate. It’s something we gotta live with I guess in this world. For me being closer to him, and every single day seeing the work he puts in, you appreciate him.”
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James Harden says Kawhi Leonard doesn’t get the appreciation he deserves. “Not even a little bit. It’s always negative. It’s always what he’s been through and what he’s not able to do. Just because of something he can’t control. But we don’t appreciate how great he is when he’s actually out there and putting up performances like this tonight… It’s always the negative. It’s always the hate. It’s something we gotta live with I guess in this world. For me being closer to him, and every single day seeing the work he puts in, you appreciate him.”

Joey Linn

353,726 views • 1 year ago

Trump on LIV Golf’s Bryson DeChambeau: “And as you know, we have the U.S. Open champion and he won two U.S. Opens. But that last one was unbelievable. He had a — I think Gary is one of the greatest shots ever hit to win a U.S. Open, certainly one of the top. They say one of the top three. I don’t know what the other two are, but he had an unbelievable stand shot, sank a 4.5ft putt. And he won the U.S. Open. And he’s been a great golfer from the day he was born. If you believe in genetics, because I do. But he won — you know, he won the U.S. Amateur years ago and he won it quite easily. But he’s a great person and a great friend of mine, Bryson Dechambeau. Thank you, Bryson. And you’re very much in charge of this whole operation, sports. He’s so much into physical fitness. All you have to do is take a look at him and you say, why is he even doing this? Because it’s — I think if you didn’t work out at all, you’d still look almost like you do right now. But you are doing great and everybody respects Bryson. He’s the longest hitter in golf and he’s straight. And frankly, maybe the best part of his game, Gary, is he’s a great putter. Absolutely. You played with him, right, and an asset to the game. And he’s a great asset and he’s a great person.”
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Trump on LIV Golf’s Bryson DeChambeau: “And as you know, we have the U.S. Open champion and he won two U.S. Opens. But that last one was unbelievable. He had a — I think Gary is one of the greatest shots ever hit to win a U.S. Open, certainly one of the top. They say one of the top three. I don’t know what the other two are, but he had an unbelievable stand shot, sank a 4.5ft putt. And he won the U.S. Open. And he’s been a great golfer from the day he was born. If you believe in genetics, because I do. But he won — you know, he won the U.S. Amateur years ago and he won it quite easily. But he’s a great person and a great friend of mine, Bryson Dechambeau. Thank you, Bryson. And you’re very much in charge of this whole operation, sports. He’s so much into physical fitness. All you have to do is take a look at him and you say, why is he even doing this? Because it’s — I think if you didn’t work out at all, you’d still look almost like you do right now. But you are doing great and everybody respects Bryson. He’s the longest hitter in golf and he’s straight. And frankly, maybe the best part of his game, Gary, is he’s a great putter. Absolutely. You played with him, right, and an asset to the game. And he’s a great asset and he’s a great person.”

Curtis Houck

75,617 views • 2 months ago

Nicolas Batum says he’s never seen Kawhi Leonard play this well in their 6 years together. "I’ve been with him for six years. I joined the Clippers in 2020 and like I said, I’ve never seen him that good. I played against him when he was with the Spurs, I played against him in Toronto, and I’ve played with him for six years now, but he was already great. We all know the resume of Kawhi Leonard, but I think this year—I don't know why—he just is in total control. He’s in control of everything. It’s weird to say because he’s always been in control, but I don't really know what he changed. His routine has been the same, he’s just a maniac of working. He’s always in the gym, working before and after practice, before and after games. The way he plays right now is just unbelievable." (Via TheOldManAndTheThree )
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Nicolas Batum says he’s never seen Kawhi Leonard play this well in their 6 years together. "I’ve been with him for six years. I joined the Clippers in 2020 and like I said, I’ve never seen him that good. I played against him when he was with the Spurs, I played against him in Toronto, and I’ve played with him for six years now, but he was already great. We all know the resume of Kawhi Leonard, but I think this year—I don't know why—he just is in total control. He’s in control of everything. It’s weird to say because he’s always been in control, but I don't really know what he changed. His routine has been the same, he’s just a maniac of working. He’s always in the gym, working before and after practice, before and after games. The way he plays right now is just unbelievable." (Via TheOldManAndTheThree )

NBA Base

14,323 views • 3 months ago

Jared Kushner's best advice: "Constant refinement of association" Surround yourself with high-quality people in everything you do. Once you see what true excellence looks like, you become intolerant of mediocrity. When you have a friend group that consists of elite people, growth, discipline, & continuous improvement become the default. David Senra, of David Senra & David Senra . . . "The best piece of advice that I was ever given came from—one of the best pieces of advice I was ever given came from—Jared Kushner, who’s a good friend. I actually talked to him a few hours ago. And this is also what I’ve told you one of the first times we talked. That’s Ivanka’s husband, right? That is correct. It’s constant refinement of association. And Jared is one of these people where it’s like, he will tell you the truth if he likes you. Well, first of all, he wouldn’t spend time with you if he didn’t like you. But he says stuff to me that, if people heard it, they’d be like, “Damn.” Like, “That might even be rude.” It’s like, no, no, no—he’s a very direct person, but he’s saying that because I know he wants my best interest, and he wants me to do well. And he said—he’s like, “I benefited hugely from your podcast.” So his whole thing is like, he’s seen me in environments where he’s like, “These people are not good enough for you.” He’s just like—like, “You have built one of—” This is what he told me. He’s like, “I know all the elite people in the world. They all listen to your podcast.” And he’s pushed me on a lot of different things, in a very direct but truthful manner. And I think it’s really, really important."
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Jared Kushner's best advice: "Constant refinement of association" Surround yourself with high-quality people in everything you do. Once you see what true excellence looks like, you become intolerant of mediocrity. When you have a friend group that consists of elite people, growth, discipline, & continuous improvement become the default. David Senra, of David Senra & David Senra . . . "The best piece of advice that I was ever given came from—one of the best pieces of advice I was ever given came from—Jared Kushner, who’s a good friend. I actually talked to him a few hours ago. And this is also what I’ve told you one of the first times we talked. That’s Ivanka’s husband, right? That is correct. It’s constant refinement of association. And Jared is one of these people where it’s like, he will tell you the truth if he likes you. Well, first of all, he wouldn’t spend time with you if he didn’t like you. But he says stuff to me that, if people heard it, they’d be like, “Damn.” Like, “That might even be rude.” It’s like, no, no, no—he’s a very direct person, but he’s saying that because I know he wants my best interest, and he wants me to do well. And he said—he’s like, “I benefited hugely from your podcast.” So his whole thing is like, he’s seen me in environments where he’s like, “These people are not good enough for you.” He’s just like—like, “You have built one of—” This is what he told me. He’s like, “I know all the elite people in the world. They all listen to your podcast.” And he’s pushed me on a lot of different things, in a very direct but truthful manner. And I think it’s really, really important."

Molly O’Shea

20,938 views • 6 months ago

That is 100% a smile at the end here from Shaq 🧠 Not all dogs remember or are smart enough to know you are helping them. But some of them absolutely understand what is happening. Shaq knew and he still knows today a couple of months later 🏡 Although he’s very happy where he lives now I have to say he’s the one dog I miss and think about the most. I think when you go through something that traumatic for the dog and it’s so touch and go if they’ll live you form a real bond. Love you big Shaq
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That is 100% a smile at the end here from Shaq 🧠 Not all dogs remember or are smart enough to know you are helping them. But some of them absolutely understand what is happening. Shaq knew and he still knows today a couple of months later 🏡 Although he’s very happy where he lives now I have to say he’s the one dog I miss and think about the most. I think when you go through something that traumatic for the dog and it’s so touch and go if they’ll live you form a real bond. Love you big Shaq

Niall Harbison

357,470 views • 2 years ago

the camera being in a tight close up on both ilya and shane for the entirety of this scene, except for the moment when ilya is working up the courage to say he’s in love. it’s like for the whole conversation it’s just the two of them, there’s nobody else who matters, and then for a brief moment the shot widens as ilya considers the implications of the fact he’s in love with shane. the fact that the rest of the world DOES matter and will always be a presence in their relationship. we’ve been held in this moment between the two of them and by widening the shot, that intimacy is broken just for a second as we’re reminded that there is a world beyond the two of them and ilya is still in russia. what he’s doing is incredibly dangerous. then the camera tightens back into a close up as he realises he needs to say it anyway because all that matters is that he’s on the phone with shane and he’s in love with him. it really is just the two of them in this moment and he doesn’t want to let anyone else in.
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the camera being in a tight close up on both ilya and shane for the entirety of this scene, except for the moment when ilya is working up the courage to say he’s in love. it’s like for the whole conversation it’s just the two of them, there’s nobody else who matters, and then for a brief moment the shot widens as ilya considers the implications of the fact he’s in love with shane. the fact that the rest of the world DOES matter and will always be a presence in their relationship. we’ve been held in this moment between the two of them and by widening the shot, that intimacy is broken just for a second as we’re reminded that there is a world beyond the two of them and ilya is still in russia. what he’s doing is incredibly dangerous. then the camera tightens back into a close up as he realises he needs to say it anyway because all that matters is that he’s on the phone with shane and he’s in love with him. it really is just the two of them in this moment and he doesn’t want to let anyone else in.

frances 🏒

293,756 views • 6 months ago

FBN’s Edward Lawrence: “The Treasury Secretary this morning said there were defections among Iranian leadership. Are you aware of that? And is there anybody the U.S. can work with as a leader going forward?” President Trump: “Well, we have a man named the Treasury secretary here, so maybe, maybe he wants to discuss it. Does anybody know? Do you know who he is? Central casting.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “Yeah, Ed, we are seeing the defections at all levels as they’re starting to sense what’s going on with the regime. It doesn’t get reported here in the U.S. very well, but we are tracking them from the air. And the regime will probably collapse within itself. At Treasury, we’ve seen where they’ve wired their money out of the country. We’re coming for that. We’re going to get it back to the Iranian people.” Lawrence: “Mr. President —” Trump: “You’re seeing defections.” Lawrence: “— on Israel —” Trump: “There’s a lot of military defections, also. You have a lot of military defections in Iran. I don’t — hey, I don’t blame them.” Lawrence: “Thank you, Mr. President. You talked to Prime Minister Netanyahu about attacking the oil and gas fields.” Trump: “Yeah, I did, I did. I told him, don’t do that and he won’t do that. We didn’t discuss — you know, we do — we’re independent. We get along great. It’s coordinated. But on occasion, he’ll do something, and if I don’t like it, and so, we’re not doing that anymore.” Lawrence: “And the last one, if I could, the Fed chairman told me yesterday that he plans to stay until the new Fed chairman is confirmed. And he also planned to stay on the board until the investigation of the Federal Reserve is done.” Trump: “Well, he’s under investigation because he’s building a building for hundreds of billions of dollars more than it’s supposed to cost. The building you see over there is under budget and ahead of schedule. That’s the ballroom. The ballroom is a much bigger building. It’s a much more complex building than what he’s doing, and it’s at a fraction of the cost. Something is going on, whether it’s contractors. That’s what I do best in the world. I build. I build great buildings, I’ve always done it and I build them under budget and ahead of schedule. They could have four billion. This is a renovation job for $4 billion. And if you look at the building, it’s not even I don’t know if Kevin Warsh is ever going to be able to move into it. It’s been under construction for years. It’s the most expensive building ever built. Now, I know it’s gross incompetence because I happen to think he’s grossly incompetent today. Certainly, he should be lowering interest rates. All right. Certainly. Who would not lower them? But he’s stubborn and he’s got Trump derangement syndrome. But a lot of people have that. You know, it’s not a curable disease. But — but he’s also building — he should be lowering rates immediately. But he won’t do that because he’s he’s a stubborn, incompetent person, and that’s a bad thing. You know, when you’re stubborn and incompetent. I think it’s the worst combination. And he’s also not a smart person, but he’s building a complex over there that’s under his jurisdiction. He started it and it’s out of control. It’s billions of dollars for a little building. I could have done that building and made it beautiful for $25 million. 25 million. And it would have been beautiful. Look what I’ve done at the White House fixing it up. And I mean, the place was in bad shape. You see the floors and everything. It was in bad shape. I could have — I could have made that building beautiful for $25 million. They’re spending $4 billion. All right. So, it’s — there is criminality. Maybe it’s with the contractor, but — because I know more about contractors than any human being maybe that’s ever lived. But that contractor is a very rich man, whoever the contractor is. And we know, but whoever the contractor is, is an extremely rich man. He’s going to make. I mean, he could make billions of dollars. I don’t — I’m hearing numbers from three to $4 billion. That would make it the most expensive building on a square foot basis ever built in history. And you’re not even building a building. It’s a renovation. The exterior skin is staying. The steel is staying. The structure. So, all I want to do is bring out to the public that this guy is an incompetent — he’s a very incompetent guy and he may be a dishonest guy, but somebody dishonest because there’s no way that building can be three to $4 billion.”
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FBN’s Edward Lawrence: “The Treasury Secretary this morning said there were defections among Iranian leadership. Are you aware of that? And is there anybody the U.S. can work with as a leader going forward?” President Trump: “Well, we have a man named the Treasury secretary here, so maybe, maybe he wants to discuss it. Does anybody know? Do you know who he is? Central casting.” Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: “Yeah, Ed, we are seeing the defections at all levels as they’re starting to sense what’s going on with the regime. It doesn’t get reported here in the U.S. very well, but we are tracking them from the air. And the regime will probably collapse within itself. At Treasury, we’ve seen where they’ve wired their money out of the country. We’re coming for that. We’re going to get it back to the Iranian people.” Lawrence: “Mr. President —” Trump: “You’re seeing defections.” Lawrence: “— on Israel —” Trump: “There’s a lot of military defections, also. You have a lot of military defections in Iran. I don’t — hey, I don’t blame them.” Lawrence: “Thank you, Mr. President. You talked to Prime Minister Netanyahu about attacking the oil and gas fields.” Trump: “Yeah, I did, I did. I told him, don’t do that and he won’t do that. We didn’t discuss — you know, we do — we’re independent. We get along great. It’s coordinated. But on occasion, he’ll do something, and if I don’t like it, and so, we’re not doing that anymore.” Lawrence: “And the last one, if I could, the Fed chairman told me yesterday that he plans to stay until the new Fed chairman is confirmed. And he also planned to stay on the board until the investigation of the Federal Reserve is done.” Trump: “Well, he’s under investigation because he’s building a building for hundreds of billions of dollars more than it’s supposed to cost. The building you see over there is under budget and ahead of schedule. That’s the ballroom. The ballroom is a much bigger building. It’s a much more complex building than what he’s doing, and it’s at a fraction of the cost. Something is going on, whether it’s contractors. That’s what I do best in the world. I build. I build great buildings, I’ve always done it and I build them under budget and ahead of schedule. They could have four billion. This is a renovation job for $4 billion. And if you look at the building, it’s not even I don’t know if Kevin Warsh is ever going to be able to move into it. It’s been under construction for years. It’s the most expensive building ever built. Now, I know it’s gross incompetence because I happen to think he’s grossly incompetent today. Certainly, he should be lowering interest rates. All right. Certainly. Who would not lower them? But he’s stubborn and he’s got Trump derangement syndrome. But a lot of people have that. You know, it’s not a curable disease. But — but he’s also building — he should be lowering rates immediately. But he won’t do that because he’s he’s a stubborn, incompetent person, and that’s a bad thing. You know, when you’re stubborn and incompetent. I think it’s the worst combination. And he’s also not a smart person, but he’s building a complex over there that’s under his jurisdiction. He started it and it’s out of control. It’s billions of dollars for a little building. I could have done that building and made it beautiful for $25 million. 25 million. And it would have been beautiful. Look what I’ve done at the White House fixing it up. And I mean, the place was in bad shape. You see the floors and everything. It was in bad shape. I could have — I could have made that building beautiful for $25 million. They’re spending $4 billion. All right. So, it’s — there is criminality. Maybe it’s with the contractor, but — because I know more about contractors than any human being maybe that’s ever lived. But that contractor is a very rich man, whoever the contractor is. And we know, but whoever the contractor is, is an extremely rich man. He’s going to make. I mean, he could make billions of dollars. I don’t — I’m hearing numbers from three to $4 billion. That would make it the most expensive building on a square foot basis ever built in history. And you’re not even building a building. It’s a renovation. The exterior skin is staying. The steel is staying. The structure. So, all I want to do is bring out to the public that this guy is an incompetent — he’s a very incompetent guy and he may be a dishonest guy, but somebody dishonest because there’s no way that building can be three to $4 billion.”

Curtis Houck

86,656 views • 3 months ago

This is COMPLETE OVERUSE OF FORCE by the Miami-Dade Police against Fred Kerley. The same Fred Kerley, who just finished representing the USA and winning a Bronze Medal in the 100m at the 2024 Olympics in Paris. How do you represent your country and come home to unnecessary beat downs like this? Being an Olympian doesn’t exempt you from being held accountable when you break the rules or the law of the land, but every human being should be exempt from being jumped and tased by 4 Police officers when it’s not warranted. In this footage it is clear that Fred Kerley was going about his business and not the aggressor in the situation. It is clear that the first Police officer put his hands on Fred for no apparent reason. From that point on, the Police officer escalated the situation by pushing Fred extremely hard after Fred clearly asked him not to touch him and gently removed his hand from his chest. The Officer then charged Fred and Fred defended himself. In what world is it okay for a Police officer to unnecessarily push a civilian or charge them with violent intentions. Watch for yourself and you will see that NONE OF THIS WAS NECESSARY. Murderers and terrorist get treated better than Fred Kerley was in this situation. Murderers and terrorist get treated with more grace and patience than Fred Kerley was in this situation. Ask yourself where is the audio from before the fight broke out? Complying with the Police is always the best option, but American citizens should not be put in situations where they have to defend themselves from the Police. The Police are supposed to be helping us not harming or intimidating us. Was that accomplished here? No it wasn’t. Protect and serve the community, uphold the law fairly and ensure public safety. Is that what this is? No it’s not. This is ABUSE OF POWER. Fred Kerley didn’t deserve this. No one does.
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This is COMPLETE OVERUSE OF FORCE by the Miami-Dade Police against Fred Kerley. The same Fred Kerley, who just finished representing the USA and winning a Bronze Medal in the 100m at the 2024 Olympics in Paris. How do you represent your country and come home to unnecessary beat downs like this? Being an Olympian doesn’t exempt you from being held accountable when you break the rules or the law of the land, but every human being should be exempt from being jumped and tased by 4 Police officers when it’s not warranted. In this footage it is clear that Fred Kerley was going about his business and not the aggressor in the situation. It is clear that the first Police officer put his hands on Fred for no apparent reason. From that point on, the Police officer escalated the situation by pushing Fred extremely hard after Fred clearly asked him not to touch him and gently removed his hand from his chest. The Officer then charged Fred and Fred defended himself. In what world is it okay for a Police officer to unnecessarily push a civilian or charge them with violent intentions. Watch for yourself and you will see that NONE OF THIS WAS NECESSARY. Murderers and terrorist get treated better than Fred Kerley was in this situation. Murderers and terrorist get treated with more grace and patience than Fred Kerley was in this situation. Ask yourself where is the audio from before the fight broke out? Complying with the Police is always the best option, but American citizens should not be put in situations where they have to defend themselves from the Police. The Police are supposed to be helping us not harming or intimidating us. Was that accomplished here? No it wasn’t. Protect and serve the community, uphold the law fairly and ensure public safety. Is that what this is? No it’s not. This is ABUSE OF POWER. Fred Kerley didn’t deserve this. No one does.

Robert Griffin III

1,508,806 views • 1 year ago

Fred VanVleet on the Kevin Durant burner account rumors: “You know the lies is always more appealing than the truth anyway. You know what I’m saying? That sh*t is about entertainment at the end of the day…. We had some weird things this year. And this is one thing that I didn’t deal with Kawhi. Because KD is the other superstar that I played with, which was Kawhi. But the media didn’t bother Kawhi. And I think it’s because his personality, right? You know he don’t give a fu*k about that sh*t. And I think that the gift and the curse With KD is that he’s so open. He’s so authentic and he’s so approachable and he’s so him that it leaves room for the fu*king clowns to jump in and add they own twist on the sh*t and then if he don’t come out and directly say no or go against that, which is what they want. There just so much room for like clickbait farming and sh*t like that when it comes to him.” (Via Unguarded Pod)
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Fred VanVleet on the Kevin Durant burner account rumors: “You know the lies is always more appealing than the truth anyway. You know what I’m saying? That sh*t is about entertainment at the end of the day…. We had some weird things this year. And this is one thing that I didn’t deal with Kawhi. Because KD is the other superstar that I played with, which was Kawhi. But the media didn’t bother Kawhi. And I think it’s because his personality, right? You know he don’t give a fu*k about that sh*t. And I think that the gift and the curse With KD is that he’s so open. He’s so authentic and he’s so approachable and he’s so him that it leaves room for the fu*king clowns to jump in and add they own twist on the sh*t and then if he don’t come out and directly say no or go against that, which is what they want. There just so much room for like clickbait farming and sh*t like that when it comes to him.” (Via Unguarded Pod)

NBA Courtside

230,129 views • 2 months ago

Danny Green says Tyler Herro should’ve known his DMs with a fan about Bam were going to get leaked: “You know it’s coming to light. I don’t think he’s the brightest tool in the shed but he’s not the dullest tool in the shed. I don’t think he’s that dumb to think ‘oh, this is never going to get out.’ Maybe he had conversed with this person before and they had trusted conversations and maybe he thought ‘oh this person is pretty cool. I don’t think it’ll get out.’ But at this point it’s like you don’t care. If you’re doing this talking to a fan and not a close friend, you should know there’s a good chance of This getting to the people” (Via Inside The Green Room)
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Danny Green says Tyler Herro should’ve known his DMs with a fan about Bam were going to get leaked: “You know it’s coming to light. I don’t think he’s the brightest tool in the shed but he’s not the dullest tool in the shed. I don’t think he’s that dumb to think ‘oh, this is never going to get out.’ Maybe he had conversed with this person before and they had trusted conversations and maybe he thought ‘oh this person is pretty cool. I don’t think it’ll get out.’ But at this point it’s like you don’t care. If you’re doing this talking to a fan and not a close friend, you should know there’s a good chance of This getting to the people” (Via Inside The Green Room)

Heat Central

148,115 views • 2 days ago

Trump on the FBI raid of John Bolton’s house: “And he’s very bad at what he does, but he worked out great for me because every time he doesn’t talk. He’s like a very quiet person except on television who can say something bad about Trump. He’ll always do that. But he really doesn’t talk. He’s quiet and walk into a room with him with a foreign country, and the foreign country would give me everything because they said, oh no, they’re going to get blown up because John Bolton was there. He’s a — not a smart guy, but he could be a very unpatriotic — I mean, we’re going to find out. I know nothing about it. I just saw it this morning. They did a raid...Yeah, they’ll be — they’ll brief me probably today sometime. And I don’t want to. I tell Pam and I tell the group, I don’t want to know about this. You have to do what you have to do. I don’t want to know about it. It’s not necessary. I could know about it. I could be the one starting it. I’m actually the chief law enforcement officer, but I feel that it’s better this way.”
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Trump on the FBI raid of John Bolton’s house: “And he’s very bad at what he does, but he worked out great for me because every time he doesn’t talk. He’s like a very quiet person except on television who can say something bad about Trump. He’ll always do that. But he really doesn’t talk. He’s quiet and walk into a room with him with a foreign country, and the foreign country would give me everything because they said, oh no, they’re going to get blown up because John Bolton was there. He’s a — not a smart guy, but he could be a very unpatriotic — I mean, we’re going to find out. I know nothing about it. I just saw it this morning. They did a raid...Yeah, they’ll be — they’ll brief me probably today sometime. And I don’t want to. I tell Pam and I tell the group, I don’t want to know about this. You have to do what you have to do. I don’t want to know about it. It’s not necessary. I could know about it. I could be the one starting it. I’m actually the chief law enforcement officer, but I feel that it’s better this way.”

Curtis Houck

107,565 views • 10 months ago

🎥 || ‘Lewis Hamilton is the greatest F1 driver ever’ Esteban: “I think you have to agree in a way because in the modern era no one has achieved what Lewis has achieved so. He’s one of the best ever but it’s difficult to compare all the eras. He’s one of the top guys, that’s for sure.” “It’s difficult to compare Lewis with Michael, for example. They’ve raced at some point at the same time but not really in the same era, not with the same cars.” “So you have to rate Lewis as one of the best ever and for sure the best ever for the modern era. You can’t strongly agree ‘cause it’s difficult to compare but yeah, I would go for ‘agree’ for sure.”
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🎥 || ‘Lewis Hamilton is the greatest F1 driver ever’ Esteban: “I think you have to agree in a way because in the modern era no one has achieved what Lewis has achieved so. He’s one of the best ever but it’s difficult to compare all the eras. He’s one of the top guys, that’s for sure.” “It’s difficult to compare Lewis with Michael, for example. They’ve raced at some point at the same time but not really in the same era, not with the same cars.” “So you have to rate Lewis as one of the best ever and for sure the best ever for the modern era. You can’t strongly agree ‘cause it’s difficult to compare but yeah, I would go for ‘agree’ for sure.”

sin ⁴⁴

292,808 views • 2 months ago

🟥 Pierre is being BLASTED from all quarters for his disgraceful remarks, disparaging the Mounties. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Much of that criticism is coming from his own Conservatives! They finally see him for the CHEAP, empty leader that he is... 😔 This astute analysis sums up Canada’s disgust with Poilievre’s recent behaviour. 👇🏼 BENZIE: ◾️ “Mr. Poilievre hasn’t evolved and he’s not ready for Prime Time.” ◾️ “If you want to know how that Party blew a 28% lead that they enjoyed on January 1st of THIS year and then lost the election – it’s comments like THAT – it goes back to the leader.” ◾️ “And then you see things like this and you say - you know what? Maybe it WAS the leader. It’s not the team. It’s HIM. He’s the problem.” ◾️ “It’s just a very TRUMPIAN thing to say.”
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🟥 Pierre is being BLASTED from all quarters for his disgraceful remarks, disparaging the Mounties. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Much of that criticism is coming from his own Conservatives! They finally see him for the CHEAP, empty leader that he is... 😔 This astute analysis sums up Canada’s disgust with Poilievre’s recent behaviour. 👇🏼 BENZIE: ◾️ “Mr. Poilievre hasn’t evolved and he’s not ready for Prime Time.” ◾️ “If you want to know how that Party blew a 28% lead that they enjoyed on January 1st of THIS year and then lost the election – it’s comments like THAT – it goes back to the leader.” ◾️ “And then you see things like this and you say - you know what? Maybe it WAS the leader. It’s not the team. It’s HIM. He’s the problem.” ◾️ “It’s just a very TRUMPIAN thing to say.”

Fun Tom 🇨🇦 💂

30,861 views • 8 months ago

Jiri Prochazka says his cordial run-ins with Magomed Ankalaev is not aligning with his ‘disrespectful’ tweets, calling Ankalaev the “only fraud.” And Jiri states he doesn’t care if it’s “some hyped manager” posting for Ankalaev—he must be held “responsible.” “I don’t know him personally, but one thing that I can say to Ankalaev—he can think whatever he wants—but I know that the only person who’s a fraud is him. When I met him at the UFC PI in LV, he was there, he was very nice, he was friendly—‘Hello, nice to meet you, all good?’ And right now, he’s a ‘superstar’ and a ‘big gangster,’ and he’s playing this game. “He’s hyped, and I understand. He won the title against the worst performance of Alex Pereira. And the only fraud person here is Magomed Ankalaev. And I’m the ‘worst fighter?’ Man, every time, I give everything to my fights. Every time, I go to finish my opponent and give it all—not like him. “When he’s fighting, many times in the second or third round, when there is high performance, he’s trying to run from the performance… so that gives me only one meaning: the only fraud person here is Magomed Ankalaev. I don’t care about him; I just want to go and take the title. Doesn’t matter what he says. Right now, he’s the champion, but nobody likes that, and nobody respects that he’s the champion.” If it’s his manager posting for him, Jiri says: “I don’t care. It’s his platform. And everybody has to take responsibility for what he’s posting. So if some ‘hyped manager’ is doing that, he’s doing bad work.” Jiri BJP Prochazka / Ariel Helwani #TheArielHelwaniShow
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Jiri Prochazka says his cordial run-ins with Magomed Ankalaev is not aligning with his ‘disrespectful’ tweets, calling Ankalaev the “only fraud.” And Jiri states he doesn’t care if it’s “some hyped manager” posting for Ankalaev—he must be held “responsible.” “I don’t know him personally, but one thing that I can say to Ankalaev—he can think whatever he wants—but I know that the only person who’s a fraud is him. When I met him at the UFC PI in LV, he was there, he was very nice, he was friendly—‘Hello, nice to meet you, all good?’ And right now, he’s a ‘superstar’ and a ‘big gangster,’ and he’s playing this game. “He’s hyped, and I understand. He won the title against the worst performance of Alex Pereira. And the only fraud person here is Magomed Ankalaev. And I’m the ‘worst fighter?’ Man, every time, I give everything to my fights. Every time, I go to finish my opponent and give it all—not like him. “When he’s fighting, many times in the second or third round, when there is high performance, he’s trying to run from the performance… so that gives me only one meaning: the only fraud person here is Magomed Ankalaev. I don’t care about him; I just want to go and take the title. Doesn’t matter what he says. Right now, he’s the champion, but nobody likes that, and nobody respects that he’s the champion.” If it’s his manager posting for him, Jiri says: “I don’t care. It’s his platform. And everybody has to take responsibility for what he’s posting. So if some ‘hyped manager’ is doing that, he’s doing bad work.” Jiri BJP Prochazka / Ariel Helwani #TheArielHelwaniShow

AFeldmanMMA

205,561 views • 1 year ago

Elon Musk : "Trump is not evil" The Biden administration is not exactly my best friend, especially after I helped Trump get elected. Some people still think Trump is the devil He’s not perfect, but he’s not evil. I spent a lot of time with him. He is a product of his time, but he is not evil The media treats him like he’s super evil It’s pretty shocking. I looked at mainstream media coverage of you, Trump, and a bunch of different public figures It’s like 96% negative or something crazy
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Elon Musk : "Trump is not evil" The Biden administration is not exactly my best friend, especially after I helped Trump get elected. Some people still think Trump is the devil He’s not perfect, but he’s not evil. I spent a lot of time with him. He is a product of his time, but he is not evil The media treats him like he’s super evil It’s pretty shocking. I looked at mainstream media coverage of you, Trump, and a bunch of different public figures It’s like 96% negative or something crazy

X Freeze

40,286 views • 5 months ago

Stephen A. Smith calls Marco Rubio “the adult in the room,” saying his experience and leadership make him a formidable candidate against a weak Democratic field: “Marco Rubio is the adult in the room. I think he’s incredibly qualified. Obviously, he’s been a senator for a long time before he became Secretary of State, and now he’s the National Security Advisor to the President of the United States. He knows what he’s talking about. He knows Capitol Hill. He knows the people, and he’s not running up against somebody like me, in all honesty. Because of that, you know what? I think he would be a prime candidate, considering the candidates that the Democrats would roll out there. If it’s not somebody like Josh Shapiro, I don’t see how it’s going to happen, because I don’t see anybody else in the Democratic Party in line to go up against him. I don’t.”
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Stephen A. Smith calls Marco Rubio “the adult in the room,” saying his experience and leadership make him a formidable candidate against a weak Democratic field: “Marco Rubio is the adult in the room. I think he’s incredibly qualified. Obviously, he’s been a senator for a long time before he became Secretary of State, and now he’s the National Security Advisor to the President of the United States. He knows what he’s talking about. He knows Capitol Hill. He knows the people, and he’s not running up against somebody like me, in all honesty. Because of that, you know what? I think he would be a prime candidate, considering the candidates that the Democrats would roll out there. If it’s not somebody like Josh Shapiro, I don’t see how it’s going to happen, because I don’t see anybody else in the Democratic Party in line to go up against him. I don’t.”

Sean Hannity 🇺🇸

232,344 views • 3 months ago

Throwback to Coach Pop’s response on how the Spurs plan to get the best outcome for Victor Wembanyama after drafting him in 2023: “More than O’s and X’s to begin with, we’ll be most interested in setting a framework, an environment where he’s most comfortable. Where he can be Victor. He’s not LeBron, or Tim, or Kobe or anybody else, he’s Victor. And that’s who we want him to be. So we’ll do what we’ve done in the past with everything player, we’ll observe. We’ll be there to council, to suggest, to answer questions, be available as they reticulate into a team, into a city, into a home.. There’s nothing in stone where we’re going to already say ‘this is the way it’s going to be.’ People asked with Tim Duncan ‘what do you think he needs, what are you going to do?’ And I said: ‘I have no idea, we’re going to get him on the court and we’re going to see him play.’” #GoSpursGo #PorVida
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Throwback to Coach Pop’s response on how the Spurs plan to get the best outcome for Victor Wembanyama after drafting him in 2023: “More than O’s and X’s to begin with, we’ll be most interested in setting a framework, an environment where he’s most comfortable. Where he can be Victor. He’s not LeBron, or Tim, or Kobe or anybody else, he’s Victor. And that’s who we want him to be. So we’ll do what we’ve done in the past with everything player, we’ll observe. We’ll be there to council, to suggest, to answer questions, be available as they reticulate into a team, into a city, into a home.. There’s nothing in stone where we’re going to already say ‘this is the way it’s going to be.’ People asked with Tim Duncan ‘what do you think he needs, what are you going to do?’ And I said: ‘I have no idea, we’re going to get him on the court and we’re going to see him play.’” #GoSpursGo #PorVida

Wemby Alien Era

69,081 views • 17 days ago