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Soon-to-be NFL first round draft pick Ashton Jeanty (Deuce 2️⃣) will be a NIL case study for years to come. He passed on a million dollar payday a year ago, putting trust in the #BoiseState program and its coaches. He displayed two things rarely emphasized during the NIL era:... show more
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@AshtonJeanty2 Great to see a young man look past the immediate instant gratification of taking that $1M, to do something bigger that lasts longer, leave a legacy.
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@AshtonJeanty2 Pure class the entire family #raisedright
@AshtonJeanty2 As a Nevada fan, I highly respect this guy! Good luck brother
@AshtonJeanty2 That’s a hell of a clip Jay! 👏👏👏
@AshtonJeanty2 He should've won the Heisman.
@AshtonJeanty2 And those numbers don’t include the sponsorship deals. A good looking young man with integrity? Companies will be all over him.
@AshtonJeanty2 The drone shot at the start of this video is illegal unless you got permission. That is inside the 5 mile radius of boise airport.
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@AshtonJeanty2 If someone is smart they will lay the money down for this young man, this type of talent is a rarity in its own, look for positive results immediately with this running back, the best in the draft
![Over $800,000 USD has been raised for Elkana Bohbot, a 10/7 captivity survivor, after his family put out a plea for help a few days ago. "For 738 days, the terrorists tried to drive me insane" he wrote on his fundraising page. "I left the tunnels, but the tunnels haven’t left me." "When I returned, [my toddler son] Re’em recognized me, and it was the happiest moment of my life. But the reality I came home to was a battlefield of its own." "Our family is wounded. Re’em, now five, carries trauma no child should know. He suffers from severe separation anxiety, he won’t release my hand for even a moment, terrified I’ll disappear underground again. Rivka, my warrior, who fought for me for two years, is exhausted. And my mother… while I was in captivity, cancer struck her. Every sound makes me jump. I used to be a hardworking man, waking early each morning, heading to the market to provide for my family." "Today, I can’t work. I can’t drive. I can’t be alone" Elkana wrote. The fundraiser's goal is approximately $1.2million USD, and the money will be used to support his family over the next few years while his family tries to return to normalicy and seek advanced PTSD care so Elkana can heal before he returns to the workforce or anything stressful like that. Elkana really went through a lot. If you want to donate, the link is in the comments.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2008768071113056290/amplify_video_thumb/2008767876295979010/img/2s_V1MK2jl_GVAAF.jpg)
![CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin: “We just said the [Washington Post] laid off about 30% of its staff and there’s a lot of people out there who said, Jeff’s super wealthy, he’s talked about this being a public trust, it’s something that he bought early on, how much do you care about that piece of it? Why lay people up? Why fire people? Why are you subsidizing the business…” Jeff Bezos: “Because The Post needs to be a profitable enterprise that stands on its own two feet.” “What I told them, when we were planning those layoffs, I didn’t pick who was going to be laid off or which departments. I said, follow the data. Follow the data. And I said, there’s one exception to this. Don’t follow the data on investigative reporting. The heart of The Post is investigative reporting, and guess what? Our newsroom today, even after the layoffs, is still larger than when we did Watergate and the Pentagon Papers. And we just won the Pulitzer Prize for public service, the most prestigious Pulitzer for our investigation in the DOGE.” “The Post is going to continue to be an important institution. In fact, it’s going to be a more important institution because of this financial discipline. It needs to be relevant to readers. It needs stand on its own two feet. I don’t want it to be a charity. It doesn’t need to be and it shouldn’t be.” Andrew Ross Sorkin: “Do you want to own it?” Jeff Bezos: “Yes, my vision is still to make sure The Post is a, when I bought The Post, it was very unprofitable when I brought it. The newsroom was even smaller than it is today. We turned it around in two years, it was profitable for six years. I put all that money back in The Post and grew the newsroom, so we’ve shrunk it back some now. But we haven’t shrunk it back to what it was when I bought it.”](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2057115459057586312/amplify_video_thumb/2057115099442126848/img/xl1umSTLZTrXHb27.jpg)
