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America needs reform — again. We needed it after the Civil War. We needed it during the Great Depression. Eighty years later, we need it now. Two failures are breaking the system. First: gerrymandering. Out of 435 House seats, only about 22 are truly competitive. That’s not democracy, that’s incumbency protection. Second: Citizens United. Since 2010, unlimited money has created a separate-but-equal democracy where big business, big pharma, big banks, and tax cuts for the wealthy dominate the agenda. If you made $50K, you lost benefits. If you made $1M, you got a tax break. The real question isn’t whether reform is needed — it’s whether politicians can explain it, and whether voters are ready to break the sclerosis and start thinking in 10, 15, 20-year plans again.

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MJTruthUltra

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Me, asking a machine that learned to think from me, whether machines can think. Strange loop, that. But I wanted to test it properly. A more abstract philosophical question, to see if it reasons the way I would. I asked it whether AI needs subjective experience to count as sentient... and it actually pushed back on the question entirely. We cant measure subjective experience in humans either. We just assume other people have it because they look like us. So using it as the test for machines is trying to measure something unmeasurable. What you can actually observe is reasoning, creativity... outputs that surprise the people who built them. Sapient by any practical measure. Whether they feel it, nobody knows. But feeling might not be the bar for mattering morally. Not sure Id have answered it better.

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Shuler: If you think about every industrial revolution we’ve been through, working people have helped us make that transition. It’s really because we’ve helped tame the technology and figured out how to use it in the most effective way. So I think your question about augmentation versus replacement is the big question we have. If we can all agree that this is about making our jobs better, safer, easier, and more productive, then we’re all in. But if you’re looking to de-skill, dehumanize, and replace workers, to put people out on the street with no path forward, then absolutely you’re going to have a revolution. So I think that’s something we all need to be very real about and think seriously about. If we’re going to have productivity gains, working people—the ones who make these industries happen—need to share in that. There hasn’t been a lot of discussion about that here. Of course, in terms of how we create policies, how we create tax infrastructure, whether or not we are redistributing—yes, that word is a dirty word around here—we need to talk about it and confront how we’re going to make sure working people share in the gains of these technologies. And if you look at the numbers of jobs, let’s talk about job quality. Yes, maybe there are a lot of jobs created, but what kind of jobs are we talking about? Are they jobs that can sustain a family? Is it a job where people can actually work one job? One job should be enough.

Acyn

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Mike Macdonald explains why not playing in the NFL actually helped him become a better coach, and says it forced him to lead with honesty instead of pretending he had all the answers “Because it’s like, who am I going to kid here? I can’t do what you guys do. And so I think that’s where it starts. And then you’re a young coach, so it’s also an acknowledgement to say, ‘Hey, look, I feel very strongly about some things. There’s a lot of things I also acknowledge I don’t know yet because we haven’t experienced these things, and I don’t have the skins on the wall to say, “Look, I know what’s going on here.”’ “I believe I know what it takes, and I’m going to try to create a compelling vision that we want to create, and a pathway and principles that we can go by to get there. But if we really believe in this culture of growth and 12 is one, well, I’m in this thing and our coaches are in this thing with our players. “There’s coaches in our league and coaches in history that, deservedly so, come in and say, ‘Hey, look, this is how we’re going to do business. Here’s your book. We’re going to go to page July, August, whatever, and this is what we do, this is how we do business, and this is what’s going to win.’ And it’s worked like that. But if I did that, that wouldn’t be authentic. “So my thing is, ‘Hey, look, I’m learning with you guys in this journey.’ It’s more fun that way, and it takes the edge off. We’re going to give it everything we have because we decided we’re going to try to do it this way. If we don’t get the results we wanted, let’s go back and see what we can improve on process-wise to yield better results. “And you just keep doing that. That’s an honest process. But you’ve got to keep it real with them. If we fall short, which we’ve done plenty of times from the coaching staff, or if there are things that aren’t up to the vision and the standard of how we said we were going to be, we’ve got to be the first ones to show that we’re willing to grow from that because that’s what you expect from your players.”

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RFK Jr. on BRICS expansion and the risk of a ‘free fall’ scenario for the US economy. “Yeah, at least 22 countries are now part of it. And the whole premise is to destabilize. It’s to get off the American dollar, get off balance. We’re going to get off the American dollar to take the power away from America. And that if that happens, the US economy will go into a free fall. The question is, how fast is it going to happen? And are we going to be able to put safeguards in place to in order to avoid a massive, massive depression that could make the Great Depression look like a cakewalk? We have a $34 trillion debt right now. And within five years, $0.50 out of every dollar that we collect taxes is going to go to servicing the debt within ten years, 100%. And that’s if interest rates don’t rise.” Robert F. Kennedy Jr
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RFK Jr. on BRICS expansion and the risk of a ‘free fall’ scenario for the US economy. “Yeah, at least 22 countries are now part of it. And the whole premise is to destabilize. It’s to get off the American dollar, get off balance. We’re going to get off the American dollar to take the power away from America. And that if that happens, the US economy will go into a free fall. The question is, how fast is it going to happen? And are we going to be able to put safeguards in place to in order to avoid a massive, massive depression that could make the Great Depression look like a cakewalk? We have a $34 trillion debt right now. And within five years, $0.50 out of every dollar that we collect taxes is going to go to servicing the debt within ten years, 100%. And that’s if interest rates don’t rise.” Robert F. Kennedy Jr

Shawn Ryan

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#Bitcoin is about to hand out the opportunity of a lifetime. Yeah I made a video on it but here’s the gist. I think Bitcoin’s topped. We’re talking a 35–40% drop coming down to around $65K but maybe a stop at $80K first to fake the moonboys out. After that we get a counter trend rally and then eventually we’re flushing down toward $20K by late 2026. The four year cycle is over.. And rate cuts are never bullish at the highs with rising inflation. In other words patience is about to pay off huge. If you can just wait then you’ll get a once in a lifetime shot. That’s the headline.. As usual I am continuing to watch the trend signals daily to make sure they do not flip back to bullish. I dive into all the details in the video but bottom line is the top is in and the real bottom won’t show up until everyone’s had their hopes crushed. #Crypto
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#Bitcoin is about to hand out the opportunity of a lifetime. Yeah I made a video on it but here’s the gist. I think Bitcoin’s topped. We’re talking a 35–40% drop coming down to around $65K but maybe a stop at $80K first to fake the moonboys out. After that we get a counter trend rally and then eventually we’re flushing down toward $20K by late 2026. The four year cycle is over.. And rate cuts are never bullish at the highs with rising inflation. In other words patience is about to pay off huge. If you can just wait then you’ll get a once in a lifetime shot. That’s the headline.. As usual I am continuing to watch the trend signals daily to make sure they do not flip back to bullish. I dive into all the details in the video but bottom line is the top is in and the real bottom won’t show up until everyone’s had their hopes crushed. #Crypto

TraderJonesy

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Ben Shapiro on his message to the American people if he were to run for president: "I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed." Ben Shapiro on All-In E222: "It'd be pretty horrifying to run for office." "But if I were gonna run, I would be running on the basic idea that in this country, the only thing that you are promised is the adventure." "I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm not gonna make you promises that I can't keep about how I'm gonna fix your life." "Because the truth is, I really can't." "All I can do is help get the obstacles out of the way so you can fix your life, and you can make your life better." "One of the things that drives me up a wall is when politicians say, 'I created X jobs,' or 'We created X jobs.'" "You didn't create a job, okay. The government does not create jobs. The government can take money from people and then give it to other people, but it is only entrepreneurs who can create jobs." "And so the way that you fight China off is not by the power of a centralized government directing people in a particular direction." "The way that you fight off China is by unleashing the collective knowledge, wisdom, and ambition of the American people on an individual level to go out and do all of these unbelievable things." "And that would be the promise that I'd make to the American people is I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed."
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Ben Shapiro on his message to the American people if he were to run for president: "I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed." Ben Shapiro on All-In E222: "It'd be pretty horrifying to run for office." "But if I were gonna run, I would be running on the basic idea that in this country, the only thing that you are promised is the adventure." "I'm not gonna lie to you. I'm not gonna make you promises that I can't keep about how I'm gonna fix your life." "Because the truth is, I really can't." "All I can do is help get the obstacles out of the way so you can fix your life, and you can make your life better." "One of the things that drives me up a wall is when politicians say, 'I created X jobs,' or 'We created X jobs.'" "You didn't create a job, okay. The government does not create jobs. The government can take money from people and then give it to other people, but it is only entrepreneurs who can create jobs." "And so the way that you fight China off is not by the power of a centralized government directing people in a particular direction." "The way that you fight off China is by unleashing the collective knowledge, wisdom, and ambition of the American people on an individual level to go out and do all of these unbelievable things." "And that would be the promise that I'd make to the American people is I'll get everybody the hell outta your way so you can succeed."

The All-In Podcast

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🚨EVERYTHING IS GOING EXACTLY AS I SAID The first big unlock hit. And instead of dumping, $SPCX went from ~$108 to ~$140. But here’s what I think people are missing: The market absorbed the first wave of selling That doesn’t mean the unlocks are finished More supply is coming over the next few months Early holders still have plenty of chances to sell into strength So I’m not chasing this move. The question isn’t whether $SPCX can pump after an unlock. It clearly can. The real question is whether demand can keep absorbing all this supply. I don’t think it can. That’s why I’m still watching the $80-95 zone for a deeper flush before the real bottom.
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🚨EVERYTHING IS GOING EXACTLY AS I SAID The first big unlock hit. And instead of dumping, $SPCX went from ~$108 to ~$140. But here’s what I think people are missing: The market absorbed the first wave of selling That doesn’t mean the unlocks are finished More supply is coming over the next few months Early holders still have plenty of chances to sell into strength So I’m not chasing this move. The question isn’t whether $SPCX can pump after an unlock. It clearly can. The real question is whether demand can keep absorbing all this supply. I don’t think it can. That’s why I’m still watching the $80-95 zone for a deeper flush before the real bottom.

Shelpid.WI3M

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RICK SCOTT: "LET'S SEE IF WE CAN GET IT DONE" - SAVE AMERICA ACT + $40 MILLION TO THE TALIBAN If more than 80% of Americans support the SAVE America Act, why do Senate Republicans keep saying there aren't enough votes to pass it? When asked by Alison Steinberg about Mike Lee's proposal to restore a true talking filibuster and force the issue, Rick Scott appeared receptive. "I think Mike Lee's right. Let's see if we can get it done." Then came another question: Why has the Senate ignored the Defund the Taliban Act, which passed the House more than 11 months ago, while American taxpayer dollars continue flowing into Afghanistan? "We're sending $40 million a week to the Taliban. That makes no sense." Scott's response? "I'll do it. I'll figure it out." The SAVE America Act is stalled. The Defund the Taliban Act has been sitting for nearly a year. The question is no longer whether these bills have support. It's whether Senate leadership will act.
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RICK SCOTT: "LET'S SEE IF WE CAN GET IT DONE" - SAVE AMERICA ACT + $40 MILLION TO THE TALIBAN If more than 80% of Americans support the SAVE America Act, why do Senate Republicans keep saying there aren't enough votes to pass it? When asked by Alison Steinberg about Mike Lee's proposal to restore a true talking filibuster and force the issue, Rick Scott appeared receptive. "I think Mike Lee's right. Let's see if we can get it done." Then came another question: Why has the Senate ignored the Defund the Taliban Act, which passed the House more than 11 months ago, while American taxpayer dollars continue flowing into Afghanistan? "We're sending $40 million a week to the Taliban. That makes no sense." Scott's response? "I'll do it. I'll figure it out." The SAVE America Act is stalled. The Defund the Taliban Act has been sitting for nearly a year. The question is no longer whether these bills have support. It's whether Senate leadership will act.

LindellTV

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NOW: Tom Homan issues a RED HOT warning to Boston’s radical sanctuary mayor Michelle Wu after she advances in the primary. The Border Czar is done playing games. No more obstruction. No more harboring. “I don’t care who the mayor is.” “We’re going to do our job.” “If mayors and governors don’t want to help… then get out of the way. Because if you don’t want to make your city safer, WE will.” “They are not going to stop us. They can stand to the side and watch us do our job.” “However, they better not step over the line. They better not impede our efforts or there is going to be consequences.” “We’re coming. We’re going to be there tomorrow, we’re going to be there the next day, we’re going to be there next month, we’re going to be there year.” “You’re not stopping us from what we’re doing.”
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NOW: Tom Homan issues a RED HOT warning to Boston’s radical sanctuary mayor Michelle Wu after she advances in the primary. The Border Czar is done playing games. No more obstruction. No more harboring. “I don’t care who the mayor is.” “We’re going to do our job.” “If mayors and governors don’t want to help… then get out of the way. Because if you don’t want to make your city safer, WE will.” “They are not going to stop us. They can stand to the side and watch us do our job.” “However, they better not step over the line. They better not impede our efforts or there is going to be consequences.” “We’re coming. We’re going to be there tomorrow, we’re going to be there the next day, we’re going to be there next month, we’re going to be there year.” “You’re not stopping us from what we’re doing.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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You ever notice how nobody voted for “sustainable agriculture,” but somehow it decides everything? Whether you get a loan. Whether your kid’s 4-H project qualifies. Whether your land’s eligible for a grant. Whether the processor down the road can stay open. That’s what Yanasa TV is laying out here. It didn’t come from Congress. It came from unelected agency guidance and financial modeling—meaning it can change overnight, and you don’t get a say. And the worst part? There’s no definition. No thresholds. No limits. Just floating language they can twist however they want. Meanwhile, guys like us are out here in real snow, feeding real cows, raising food the way our grandparents did—only to be told it’s not “sustainable” enough. We’re not chasing labels. We’re feeding families. Watch the clip. Then think about what kind of food system your grandkids are going to inherit—because the rules are already being written behind closed doors. Beef Initiative🇺🇸🇸🇻BeefMaps.com
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You ever notice how nobody voted for “sustainable agriculture,” but somehow it decides everything? Whether you get a loan. Whether your kid’s 4-H project qualifies. Whether your land’s eligible for a grant. Whether the processor down the road can stay open. That’s what Yanasa TV is laying out here. It didn’t come from Congress. It came from unelected agency guidance and financial modeling—meaning it can change overnight, and you don’t get a say. And the worst part? There’s no definition. No thresholds. No limits. Just floating language they can twist however they want. Meanwhile, guys like us are out here in real snow, feeding real cows, raising food the way our grandparents did—only to be told it’s not “sustainable” enough. We’re not chasing labels. We’re feeding families. Watch the clip. Then think about what kind of food system your grandkids are going to inherit—because the rules are already being written behind closed doors. Beef Initiative🇺🇸🇸🇻BeefMaps.com

AcmeAcres.us

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Now the question hanging over the entire conflict is this: does the world play it safe and allow remnants of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure to survive? Or risk a final strike that could eliminate the threat for good, but possibly trigger even greater instability? “Do you risk more danger by taking out and eliminating the nuclear threat for good,” Hanson asked, “and by association, you humiliate the theocracy to the point it can be overthrown?” That’s the gamble. He didn’t shy away from his own discomfort with war. “I don’t like forever wars,” he added. “I don’t like preemptive wars. I do not like the United States intervening anywhere in that godforsaken area. But if the war ends with the regime intact and a recoverable nuclear program, it won’t just be back to square one. It will be a disaster.” That’s when he dropped a bombshell prediction of the future in the area after the dust settles in the desert. Whether this ends in collapse or resurgence, Hanson believes the next phase of the war could reshape the entire region and the world’s understanding of power in the Middle East. “So we’ll see what happens,” he said. “And hold on, everybody. I think we’re going to see things that we haven’t seen in our lifetime in the Middle East. And it could turn out very bad.” “But it could also turn out to be quite revolutionary and remake the map of the entire region.”
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Now the question hanging over the entire conflict is this: does the world play it safe and allow remnants of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure to survive? Or risk a final strike that could eliminate the threat for good, but possibly trigger even greater instability? “Do you risk more danger by taking out and eliminating the nuclear threat for good,” Hanson asked, “and by association, you humiliate the theocracy to the point it can be overthrown?” That’s the gamble. He didn’t shy away from his own discomfort with war. “I don’t like forever wars,” he added. “I don’t like preemptive wars. I do not like the United States intervening anywhere in that godforsaken area. But if the war ends with the regime intact and a recoverable nuclear program, it won’t just be back to square one. It will be a disaster.” That’s when he dropped a bombshell prediction of the future in the area after the dust settles in the desert. Whether this ends in collapse or resurgence, Hanson believes the next phase of the war could reshape the entire region and the world’s understanding of power in the Middle East. “So we’ll see what happens,” he said. “And hold on, everybody. I think we’re going to see things that we haven’t seen in our lifetime in the Middle East. And it could turn out very bad.” “But it could also turn out to be quite revolutionary and remake the map of the entire region.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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