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Lost in all the chaos of yesterday’s comeback is just how clutch Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense were on that final drive. Because of an unsportsmanlike penalty, the offense had to start at their own 9 yard line. That meant 89 yards to go and instead of folding, Hurts and the offense put together their best drive of the season. Look at the situations they had to pass out of to overcome: •3rd & 10 from their own 9 •3rd & 3 •3rd & 10 •4th & Goal touchdown And don’t forget, Barkley chipped in a clutch 3rd & 3 conversion run too. That’s five separate 3rd/4th down conversions on a single drive. 89 yards. Game on the line. And they finished it with a touchdown to take the lead. That’s as clutch as it gets.

Lost in all the chaos of yesterday’s comeback is just how clutch Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense were on that final drive. Because of an unsportsmanlike penalty, the offense had to start at their own 9 yard line. That meant 89 yards to go and instead of folding, Hurts and the offense put together their best drive of the season. Look at the situations they had to pass out of to overcome: •3rd & 10 from their own 9 •3rd & 3 •3rd & 10 •4th & Goal touchdown And don’t forget, Barkley chipped in a clutch 3rd & 3 conversion run too. That’s five separate 3rd/4th down conversions on a single drive. 89 yards. Game on the line. And they finished it with a touchdown to take the lead. That’s as clutch as it gets.

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PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: The triangle offense was basketball with PURPOSE, the Bulls and Lakers had counters to everything the defense did. It was a game of chess for them. But this type of offense sacrifices stats for Kobe and Jordan since they are not creating all the plays and getting assists. Even though it’s their amazing scoring threat that directly opens up all the shots for everyone else, it didn’t show up on the boxscore. To the untrained eye who just looks at the boxscore, it will make you think LeBron is an AMAZING playmaker, but in reality Bron has never played in a true system. He has been the system, because thats the only way he knows how to play. He plays ACCIDENTAL basketball and drives and kicks all game to rack up assists. But this is not WINNING basketball. It is very predictable and usually results in Bron getting locked up come playoff time. This type of basketball is low level hoops, kids in the playgrounds play like that. So next time some idiot on this app says, “Jordan and Kobe were not good playmakers”- show them this video. If Kobe and Jordan had the ball on top of the 3 EVERY possession and drove and kicked all game they would average a triple double. But they wouldn’t win.. They chose winning over cheap stat padding ✌🏻

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: The triangle offense was basketball with PURPOSE, the Bulls and Lakers had counters to everything the defense did. It was a game of chess for them. But this type of offense sacrifices stats for Kobe and Jordan since they are not creating all the plays and getting assists. Even though it’s their amazing scoring threat that directly opens up all the shots for everyone else, it didn’t show up on the boxscore. To the untrained eye who just looks at the boxscore, it will make you think LeBron is an AMAZING playmaker, but in reality Bron has never played in a true system. He has been the system, because thats the only way he knows how to play. He plays ACCIDENTAL basketball and drives and kicks all game to rack up assists. But this is not WINNING basketball. It is very predictable and usually results in Bron getting locked up come playoff time. This type of basketball is low level hoops, kids in the playgrounds play like that. So next time some idiot on this app says, “Jordan and Kobe were not good playmakers”- show them this video. If Kobe and Jordan had the ball on top of the 3 EVERY possession and drove and kicked all game they would average a triple double. But they wouldn’t win.. They chose winning over cheap stat padding ✌🏻

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If you want to know the real story of the 2000 Finals, just listen to the announcers. National Television announcers normally have their fingers on the pulse of the basketball world. It's what they get paid to do. Here's an example: Doug Collins: "You get your defense locked into their triangle. They break it and [Kobe's] allowed to go one on one and he creates. This is when the Lakers are very scary. Indiana has done a nice job of defending their set plays but Kobe's one on one play has really broken down their defense." The Lakers would've been even better had they ran the offense through Kobe the entire time. That's why he's my GOAT... #KobeBryant 🐐

If you want to know the real story of the 2000 Finals, just listen to the announcers. National Television announcers normally have their fingers on the pulse of the basketball world. It's what they get paid to do. Here's an example: Doug Collins: "You get your defense locked into their triangle. They break it and [Kobe's] allowed to go one on one and he creates. This is when the Lakers are very scary. Indiana has done a nice job of defending their set plays but Kobe's one on one play has really broken down their defense." The Lakers would've been even better had they ran the offense through Kobe the entire time. That's why he's my GOAT... #KobeBryant 🐐

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Drew Brees explains why he rejected Nick Saban, a yacht and the Miami Dolphins for a destroyed New Orleans franchise: “On paper, it was Miami all the way. Miami had Nick Saban. They had just come off a 9–7 season. Defense was lights out. They were running the same offense we were running.” “I’m sitting there eating dinner on Wayne Huizenga’s yacht. He’s talking about playing golf in Scotland every summer. No state income tax. I’m like, ‘Dude, this is wallpaper. Miami, here I come.’” “New Orelans was six months post-Katrina. They just hired some unknown head coach named Sean Payton. Who is this guy?” “I’m in Miami in an MRI tube for two hours just aching. They stick these big needles in my shoulder to test the nerve endings. I got this feeling of doubt. They don't really think I will be able to play. Their doctors said I had a 25% chance of coming back and playing again.” “I go to New Orleans and it was like, ‘You are our guy.’ Sean Payton and Mickey Loomis said, ‘We’re building this offense around you.’” “They did everything they could to roll out the red carpet despite all the circumstances. New Orleans was still destroyed.” “Houses were off their foundations. There was a Chevy truck upside down in a living room. The car stops, and there’s a tugboat in the middle of the road.” “I’m looking at my wife like, ‘Are you seeing what I’m seeing?’” “It was one of those moments where it's like this is so much bigger than just football. We get to be part of the resurrection of one of America’s greatest cities.” “This is God’s calling in our life. And that was the determining factor.”

Drew Brees explains why he rejected Nick Saban, a yacht and the Miami Dolphins for a destroyed New Orleans franchise: “On paper, it was Miami all the way. Miami had Nick Saban. They had just come off a 9–7 season. Defense was lights out. They were running the same offense we were running.” “I’m sitting there eating dinner on Wayne Huizenga’s yacht. He’s talking about playing golf in Scotland every summer. No state income tax. I’m like, ‘Dude, this is wallpaper. Miami, here I come.’” “New Orelans was six months post-Katrina. They just hired some unknown head coach named Sean Payton. Who is this guy?” “I’m in Miami in an MRI tube for two hours just aching. They stick these big needles in my shoulder to test the nerve endings. I got this feeling of doubt. They don't really think I will be able to play. Their doctors said I had a 25% chance of coming back and playing again.” “I go to New Orleans and it was like, ‘You are our guy.’ Sean Payton and Mickey Loomis said, ‘We’re building this offense around you.’” “They did everything they could to roll out the red carpet despite all the circumstances. New Orleans was still destroyed.” “Houses were off their foundations. There was a Chevy truck upside down in a living room. The car stops, and there’s a tugboat in the middle of the road.” “I’m looking at my wife like, ‘Are you seeing what I’m seeing?’” “It was one of those moments where it's like this is so much bigger than just football. We get to be part of the resurrection of one of America’s greatest cities.” “This is God’s calling in our life. And that was the determining factor.”

Josh Chambers

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I am a J6er. J6ers never had a chance at a fair trial — not by jury, not by bench. DC is 95% Democrat. The jury pool reflected it. The judges who presided over us were the same partisan activists who had already declared themselves victims of the protest. They were the ones who had blocked Trump’s policies with unconstitutional injunctions. They still believed CNN. They still believed the narrative. The violent police actions of January 6th were condoned and protected by violent judicial lawfare. I still relive the moment my judge — Thomas Hogan, a Reagan appointee — threw the book at me. He sentenced me to 30 days in prison for the minor Class B petty offense of picketing, plus three years of probation that included random drug tests and a ban from Washington, DC. I was the first J6er he sent to prison for this offense. I had been promised standalone probation in exchange for my guilty plea. That promise was reneged. Hogan visibly squirmed as he read the sentence aloud. My attorney was stunned. A gut-wrenching wave hit me as the reality of prison sank in. I was lucky — he gave me an intermittent sentence that was later commuted to 30 days in a halfway house. Even that sentence was later ruled an unconstitutional split sentence, far too severe for such a minor offense. Here is the same judge who handed down my punishment: “The occupation of the Capitol by Americans on January 6th was the worst occupation of the capitol since the War of 1812.” “Trump is the biggest offender of attacking judges and threatening an ‘independent’ judiciary.” “Judges are the only thing standing between Trump and the end of democracy.” He expressed alarm that J6ers and 40 million Americans still believe the 2020 election was stolen. He said the majority of J6 defendants “get jail time, and probably deserve it.” He complained that political prisoners were communicating from jail and still had support. He made it clear he had no patience for privately paid lawyers who fought government overreach — the “true believers” of our cause. At first, DOJ was asking for probation for most offenders. Then, about six months in — right after Biden appointed Matthew Graves to run the DC U.S. Attorney’s office — they started demanding jail time. There were no fair trials. Only partisan revenge verdicts. God Bless the J6ers!

I am a J6er. J6ers never had a chance at a fair trial — not by jury, not by bench. DC is 95% Democrat. The jury pool reflected it. The judges who presided over us were the same partisan activists who had already declared themselves victims of the protest. They were the ones who had blocked Trump’s policies with unconstitutional injunctions. They still believed CNN. They still believed the narrative. The violent police actions of January 6th were condoned and protected by violent judicial lawfare. I still relive the moment my judge — Thomas Hogan, a Reagan appointee — threw the book at me. He sentenced me to 30 days in prison for the minor Class B petty offense of picketing, plus three years of probation that included random drug tests and a ban from Washington, DC. I was the first J6er he sent to prison for this offense. I had been promised standalone probation in exchange for my guilty plea. That promise was reneged. Hogan visibly squirmed as he read the sentence aloud. My attorney was stunned. A gut-wrenching wave hit me as the reality of prison sank in. I was lucky — he gave me an intermittent sentence that was later commuted to 30 days in a halfway house. Even that sentence was later ruled an unconstitutional split sentence, far too severe for such a minor offense. Here is the same judge who handed down my punishment: “The occupation of the Capitol by Americans on January 6th was the worst occupation of the capitol since the War of 1812.” “Trump is the biggest offender of attacking judges and threatening an ‘independent’ judiciary.” “Judges are the only thing standing between Trump and the end of democracy.” He expressed alarm that J6ers and 40 million Americans still believe the 2020 election was stolen. He said the majority of J6 defendants “get jail time, and probably deserve it.” He complained that political prisoners were communicating from jail and still had support. He made it clear he had no patience for privately paid lawyers who fought government overreach — the “true believers” of our cause. At first, DOJ was asking for probation for most offenders. Then, about six months in — right after Biden appointed Matthew Graves to run the DC U.S. Attorney’s office — they started demanding jail time. There were no fair trials. Only partisan revenge verdicts. God Bless the J6ers!

John M. Cameron

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President Trump’s midterm strategist James Blair just made it clear that Republicans are not walking into 2026 scared, defensive, or begging the political class for permission to win. He said the House races are close, but the Trump team knows exactly how to fight this kind of map because they have already shocked the so-called experts before, and if they had listened to “conventional wisdom,” Trump would not be President right now. That is the part Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats should be worried about. Republicans are not just trying to hold the House anymore. They are looking at places where they can expand, go on offense, and force Democrats to defend seats they clearly thought were safe. This is what happens when the Trump operation stops playing the old consultant game and starts treating every race like a battlefield. The media can laugh, the Democrats can pretend they are not nervous, and Temu Obama can keep acting stunned, but the message is obvious. Trump’s team is coming for the map, and they are not asking Washington’s permission.

President Trump’s midterm strategist James Blair just made it clear that Republicans are not walking into 2026 scared, defensive, or begging the political class for permission to win. He said the House races are close, but the Trump team knows exactly how to fight this kind of map because they have already shocked the so-called experts before, and if they had listened to “conventional wisdom,” Trump would not be President right now. That is the part Hakeem Jeffries and the Democrats should be worried about. Republicans are not just trying to hold the House anymore. They are looking at places where they can expand, go on offense, and force Democrats to defend seats they clearly thought were safe. This is what happens when the Trump operation stops playing the old consultant game and starts treating every race like a battlefield. The media can laugh, the Democrats can pretend they are not nervous, and Temu Obama can keep acting stunned, but the message is obvious. Trump’s team is coming for the map, and they are not asking Washington’s permission.

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BREAKING: Mark Robinson has been activated. He just said he's "Coming After CNN Full Throttle" for creating a hoax to lynch his historic campaign for governor He's reacting by going on offense instead of letting the lies flourish "Everything is up to legal counsel to take CNN to task for what they have done to us. We are going to go after them." People forget that Robinson ran for Lieutenant Governor and WON with no problems. Then, out of nowhere, they "discover" messages he allegedly sent long ago, right before the election. It feels like an obvious plot by the Uniparty to take him out because it is. Any Republican asking him to step down is a piece of feces. If Robinson is such an unpopular candidate as the pollsters claim, why are they coming after him with everything they've got? It's because he has a huge chance of winning and becoming another DeSantis-esque governor and turning the state permanently red through his policies.

BREAKING: Mark Robinson has been activated. He just said he's "Coming After CNN Full Throttle" for creating a hoax to lynch his historic campaign for governor He's reacting by going on offense instead of letting the lies flourish "Everything is up to legal counsel to take CNN to task for what they have done to us. We are going to go after them." People forget that Robinson ran for Lieutenant Governor and WON with no problems. Then, out of nowhere, they "discover" messages he allegedly sent long ago, right before the election. It feels like an obvious plot by the Uniparty to take him out because it is. Any Republican asking him to step down is a piece of feces. If Robinson is such an unpopular candidate as the pollsters claim, why are they coming after him with everything they've got? It's because he has a huge chance of winning and becoming another DeSantis-esque governor and turning the state permanently red through his policies.

George

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Saint Vishnu Das had reportedly raised the accused, Mohammad Hasim, like his own son for the last 8 years. But instead of gratitude, Hasim allegedly masterminded an absolute, unhinged betrayal. He and his gang scammed the Saint out of a massive ₹28.5 lakh under the fake promise of securing land to build a Gaushala. Using fake documents and completely manipulating a Saint's pure intentions, they thought they could just run off with the donation money. But they completely forgot they were in Uttar Pradesh The timeline is dropping massive respect for the Muzaffarnagar Police, who instantly swung into heavy action! In a massive, high-speed crackdown, the authorities officially tracked down and arrested Hasim and six of his accomplices within just 48 hours, recovering ₹22 lakh of the stolen cash right on the spot!

Saint Vishnu Das had reportedly raised the accused, Mohammad Hasim, like his own son for the last 8 years. But instead of gratitude, Hasim allegedly masterminded an absolute, unhinged betrayal. He and his gang scammed the Saint out of a massive ₹28.5 lakh under the fake promise of securing land to build a Gaushala. Using fake documents and completely manipulating a Saint's pure intentions, they thought they could just run off with the donation money. But they completely forgot they were in Uttar Pradesh The timeline is dropping massive respect for the Muzaffarnagar Police, who instantly swung into heavy action! In a massive, high-speed crackdown, the authorities officially tracked down and arrested Hasim and six of his accomplices within just 48 hours, recovering ₹22 lakh of the stolen cash right on the spot!

Warlock Hindu

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Hit-and-Run Driver Arrested 10/29 Milwaukee. Reefer merges into tanker. Tanker driver brakes, gets pushed, loses control, rolls. Glass resin spills across the interstate. The reefer driver? Just keeps going. Doesn't stop. Doesn't check on the guy he just rolled. Milwaukee County Sheriff finds him at a gas station an hour later. Arrested for hit-and-run. ANYTIME THEY DON'T RELEASE THE NAME MAKES YOUR QUESTION WHY THEY DON'T RELEASE THE NAME. He is a 35-year-old male driver, that's all we get. Hit-and-run = CDL disqualification under 383.51 - 1st offense: Minimum 1 year - 2nd offense: Lifetime ban With cameras everywhere, you WILL get caught. The bigger issue? The driver who caused this didn't even stop to check if the other guy was okay. That tells you everything about how the culture and driver persona has changed. Old school drivers had an unwritten code, If someone needs help, you stop. Doesn't matter whose fault it is. Doesn't matter if you're late. You make sure your brother is okay. That's gone now. High turnover, lack of mentorship, unskilled, imported labor, drivers treating this like any other job instead of a profession with standards and honor. 22% of drivers leave the profession annually Your CDL is your livelihood. Don't throw it away being dumb. Maybe, just maybe, remember there's another human being in that truck you just rolled.

Hit-and-Run Driver Arrested 10/29 Milwaukee. Reefer merges into tanker. Tanker driver brakes, gets pushed, loses control, rolls. Glass resin spills across the interstate. The reefer driver? Just keeps going. Doesn't stop. Doesn't check on the guy he just rolled. Milwaukee County Sheriff finds him at a gas station an hour later. Arrested for hit-and-run. ANYTIME THEY DON'T RELEASE THE NAME MAKES YOUR QUESTION WHY THEY DON'T RELEASE THE NAME. He is a 35-year-old male driver, that's all we get. Hit-and-run = CDL disqualification under 383.51 - 1st offense: Minimum 1 year - 2nd offense: Lifetime ban With cameras everywhere, you WILL get caught. The bigger issue? The driver who caused this didn't even stop to check if the other guy was okay. That tells you everything about how the culture and driver persona has changed. Old school drivers had an unwritten code, If someone needs help, you stop. Doesn't matter whose fault it is. Doesn't matter if you're late. You make sure your brother is okay. That's gone now. High turnover, lack of mentorship, unskilled, imported labor, drivers treating this like any other job instead of a profession with standards and honor. 22% of drivers leave the profession annually Your CDL is your livelihood. Don't throw it away being dumb. Maybe, just maybe, remember there's another human being in that truck you just rolled.

Rob Carpenter

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Jack Smith’s testimony lays out something very important: the timeline shows Trump refused to stop the violence on January 6th, even when people he trusted were calling him. That alone is powerful evidence of intent. He had proof Trump was in charge of the violent coup attempt and Smith was sure Trump would be found guilty. The documents in Mar-a-Lago constituted a criminal offense. And I have to say this: Merrick Garland and the Biden administration moved far too slowly because they were still trying to “respect the norms,” instead of recognizing we’re dealing with coordinated forces - Russia, bad actors, Christian nationalists, Nazis, and other authoritarian cult influences. The Supreme Court has made things worse through emergency decrees on the shadow docket, creating a constitutional crisis. We need real reformation. Contact anyone you know with influence and ask them what happened to “no one is above the law,” and what happened to the values the Court is supposed to uphold. What are your thoughts about this? Video Credit: @aaronparnas1 TikTok

Jack Smith’s testimony lays out something very important: the timeline shows Trump refused to stop the violence on January 6th, even when people he trusted were calling him. That alone is powerful evidence of intent. He had proof Trump was in charge of the violent coup attempt and Smith was sure Trump would be found guilty. The documents in Mar-a-Lago constituted a criminal offense. And I have to say this: Merrick Garland and the Biden administration moved far too slowly because they were still trying to “respect the norms,” instead of recognizing we’re dealing with coordinated forces - Russia, bad actors, Christian nationalists, Nazis, and other authoritarian cult influences. The Supreme Court has made things worse through emergency decrees on the shadow docket, creating a constitutional crisis. We need real reformation. Contact anyone you know with influence and ask them what happened to “no one is above the law,” and what happened to the values the Court is supposed to uphold. What are your thoughts about this? Video Credit: @aaronparnas1 TikTok

Steven Hassan, PhD

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WATCH: Four weeks ago, a frustrated ICE agent in the sanctuary city of Boston contacted me, telling me a group of anti-ICE agitators had just blown their operation to arrest a Salvadoran fugitive who is wanted in his home country on an arrest warrant for child rape & had been living near a Boston elementary school. He told me while he & his team were in their vehicles surveilling the target's residence in East Boston & waiting for him to come out, the ICE team was quickly surrounded by activists who blew whistles, cursed at them, and said they were traumatizing children at the nearby school down the street. Their cover was blown, the whole neighborhood was alerted, and the child rapist wasn't arrested. The agent provided me several videos of the activists interfering that day (February 12th) as they unknowingly protected the child rapist from ICE arrest due to blind opposition to ICE. The agent asked me to sit on the videos until they were able to arrest the target. I’m told that fugitive target is now in ICE custody four weeks later (arrested March 10th). The agent says the target, a child rapist, was on the streets four weeks longer than he should have been because activists interfered without having any clue who they were protecting - and they dealing with this almost every day. I’m told his the target’s name is WALTER ROBERTO VIDES-ORTEZ, a Salvadoran national who crossed the Texas border illegally in 2016, the same year that El Salvador issued an arrest warrant for him for the offense of child rape.

WATCH: Four weeks ago, a frustrated ICE agent in the sanctuary city of Boston contacted me, telling me a group of anti-ICE agitators had just blown their operation to arrest a Salvadoran fugitive who is wanted in his home country on an arrest warrant for child rape & had been living near a Boston elementary school. He told me while he & his team were in their vehicles surveilling the target's residence in East Boston & waiting for him to come out, the ICE team was quickly surrounded by activists who blew whistles, cursed at them, and said they were traumatizing children at the nearby school down the street. Their cover was blown, the whole neighborhood was alerted, and the child rapist wasn't arrested. The agent provided me several videos of the activists interfering that day (February 12th) as they unknowingly protected the child rapist from ICE arrest due to blind opposition to ICE. The agent asked me to sit on the videos until they were able to arrest the target. I’m told that fugitive target is now in ICE custody four weeks later (arrested March 10th). The agent says the target, a child rapist, was on the streets four weeks longer than he should have been because activists interfered without having any clue who they were protecting - and they dealing with this almost every day. I’m told his the target’s name is WALTER ROBERTO VIDES-ORTEZ, a Salvadoran national who crossed the Texas border illegally in 2016, the same year that El Salvador issued an arrest warrant for him for the offense of child rape.

Bill Melugin

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Chicago Bears: No Excuses Truth: Bears front office and Caleb Williams supporters are anxious right now.They truly believed that Caleb Williams could elevate a team that went 7-10 the year prior just to go 5-12 Every single coach, GM, Tv analyst, and fan said that Caleb Williams was the most generational QB they have ever witnessed! Beyond Stroud and on par with Mahomes. Poles was gonna draft Caleb Williams regardless of anything. The magazine covers and negative press didn’t matter… The losing streak at USC didn’t matter… The emotions on display didn’t matter… Not performing at the combine didn’t matter… The arrogance displayed in interviews didn’t matter… The unwillingness to release medicals didn’t matter… The postponing of a top 30 visit with the number 1 team didn’t matter… Y’all think Shedeur had red flags…Williams had loads of em but they were ignored due to his talent and the media hype Ryan Poles became obsessed and relentless in his pursuit to the point that he ignored everything Fields brought to our team and the possibility of taking any other draft eligible QBs. The irony of keeping Flus and booting Fields… It was Fields that won despite of talent and coaching It was Fields that won despite being beaten up by a bad line and late hits It was Fields that was our QB1 and RB1 It was Fields that kept us in games with our defense giving up 30 pts a game It was Fields who won despite being coached to play off the opposite foot in an offense that ignored his deep ball throwing potential It’s harvest time folks. We gon see who is who this year. I love the pieces we added to the Bears offense. Loveland is my guy! But it seems Bears are taking the stacked roster with mediocre QB route. Why couldn’t Poles do this with Fields? This offense with a 4.4 speed Qb that is accurate down the field?! Williams better cook!!! For this situation to not be a disaster, Williams would need to have a better year than Fields, Nix, Daniels, Penix, and McCarthy. Anything less would lead to more questions and tough decisions…

Chicago Bears: No Excuses Truth: Bears front office and Caleb Williams supporters are anxious right now.They truly believed that Caleb Williams could elevate a team that went 7-10 the year prior just to go 5-12 Every single coach, GM, Tv analyst, and fan said that Caleb Williams was the most generational QB they have ever witnessed! Beyond Stroud and on par with Mahomes. Poles was gonna draft Caleb Williams regardless of anything. The magazine covers and negative press didn’t matter… The losing streak at USC didn’t matter… The emotions on display didn’t matter… Not performing at the combine didn’t matter… The arrogance displayed in interviews didn’t matter… The unwillingness to release medicals didn’t matter… The postponing of a top 30 visit with the number 1 team didn’t matter… Y’all think Shedeur had red flags…Williams had loads of em but they were ignored due to his talent and the media hype Ryan Poles became obsessed and relentless in his pursuit to the point that he ignored everything Fields brought to our team and the possibility of taking any other draft eligible QBs. The irony of keeping Flus and booting Fields… It was Fields that won despite of talent and coaching It was Fields that won despite being beaten up by a bad line and late hits It was Fields that was our QB1 and RB1 It was Fields that kept us in games with our defense giving up 30 pts a game It was Fields who won despite being coached to play off the opposite foot in an offense that ignored his deep ball throwing potential It’s harvest time folks. We gon see who is who this year. I love the pieces we added to the Bears offense. Loveland is my guy! But it seems Bears are taking the stacked roster with mediocre QB route. Why couldn’t Poles do this with Fields? This offense with a 4.4 speed Qb that is accurate down the field?! Williams better cook!!! For this situation to not be a disaster, Williams would need to have a better year than Fields, Nix, Daniels, Penix, and McCarthy. Anything less would lead to more questions and tough decisions…

Black Ditka

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JD Vance admits to Joe Rogan that the Trump administration “absolutely screwed up” its handling of the Epstein files rollout. VANCE: “I say this with all candor, we absolutely screwed up the comms of the Epstein files.” “Like we just did.” “But do I think the reason we screwed up the comms is because we were trying to hide something? No.” “I think the reason we screwed up the comms in the Epstein files is one, you know, Pam said, Pam Bondi said the client list is on my desk.” ROGAN: “Well, she…they had binders. They were standing in front…” VANCE: “But those binders were largely documents that had already been released. Right?” ROGAN: “So what was the purpose of that performative display of the Epstein files and she was saying there’s tens of thousands of hours of film.” VANCE: “I don’t know what the purpose of it was, but I know that the effect of it was to make people mistrust the entire effort.”

JD Vance admits to Joe Rogan that the Trump administration “absolutely screwed up” its handling of the Epstein files rollout. VANCE: “I say this with all candor, we absolutely screwed up the comms of the Epstein files.” “Like we just did.” “But do I think the reason we screwed up the comms is because we were trying to hide something? No.” “I think the reason we screwed up the comms in the Epstein files is one, you know, Pam said, Pam Bondi said the client list is on my desk.” ROGAN: “Well, she…they had binders. They were standing in front…” VANCE: “But those binders were largely documents that had already been released. Right?” ROGAN: “So what was the purpose of that performative display of the Epstein files and she was saying there’s tens of thousands of hours of film.” VANCE: “I don’t know what the purpose of it was, but I know that the effect of it was to make people mistrust the entire effort.”

Overton

156,153 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Fox’s Gillian Turner: “Overnight, Iran launched missiles across the Gulf. They managed to hit the Saudi oil refinery on the Red Sea. What does it mean that they have that capability now, three weeks into the war? And Mr. Secretary, you mentioned civilian infrastructure. Iran seems to be treating us diplomatic outposts, embassies, consulates, like they are legitimate hard targets in the region. Now, what is the Pentagon doing to, I guess, secure those assets, stop those attacks?” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth: “Absolutely.” Joint Chiefs Chairman General Caine: “Thanks for the question. On the missile strikes, you know, as we said and have always said, clearly, they came into this fight with a lot of weapons. This is why we continue to be as aggressive and assertive as we can against their ballistic missile capability, both their medium-range ballistic missile capability and their short-range missile capability. So, we are continuing to hunt and find them and kill them, and we will continue to do so. So, they still retain some capability. And we have layered defenses throughout the region that will allow us to protect those. And we’re working with our partners across the Gulf region to help them improve any defensive capabilities that they may need.” Hegseth: “To that point on capabilities, you know, Iran is an energy rich country, could be should be instead, like so many other places, driven by a radical ideology, they’ve spent that money instead of investing in their people. That’s why you had millions of Iranians protesting, because they felt like their quality of life didn’t match what it could be or should be. And what was the Iranian state? There’s a reason we call Iran the number one state sponsor of terrorism, because they took the — the money they — they make and they invest it in tunnels, and they invested in missiles, and they invested in launchers and UABs. And we are destroying and degrading that, degrading that in historic proportions. But it doesn’t mean they won’t still and try to hold people at issue, which is why we’re — we’re fighting every single day to continue to compel. And you mentioned embassies and consulates, unlike previous administrations, we are doubling and tripling down on ensuring that our people, regardless of their Department of War, Department of State, whatever they do, are secure in those facilities. And the best defense is, is, is a good offense. And so, we’re not — we’re not afraid to go after and kill anybody. And we have a lot of them attempting to target our — our diplomatic facilities around. You know, we’re not — we’re not surprised that they would indiscriminately target. And we’re still seeing that.”

Fox’s Gillian Turner: “Overnight, Iran launched missiles across the Gulf. They managed to hit the Saudi oil refinery on the Red Sea. What does it mean that they have that capability now, three weeks into the war? And Mr. Secretary, you mentioned civilian infrastructure. Iran seems to be treating us diplomatic outposts, embassies, consulates, like they are legitimate hard targets in the region. Now, what is the Pentagon doing to, I guess, secure those assets, stop those attacks?” Secretary of War Pete Hegseth: “Absolutely.” Joint Chiefs Chairman General Caine: “Thanks for the question. On the missile strikes, you know, as we said and have always said, clearly, they came into this fight with a lot of weapons. This is why we continue to be as aggressive and assertive as we can against their ballistic missile capability, both their medium-range ballistic missile capability and their short-range missile capability. So, we are continuing to hunt and find them and kill them, and we will continue to do so. So, they still retain some capability. And we have layered defenses throughout the region that will allow us to protect those. And we’re working with our partners across the Gulf region to help them improve any defensive capabilities that they may need.” Hegseth: “To that point on capabilities, you know, Iran is an energy rich country, could be should be instead, like so many other places, driven by a radical ideology, they’ve spent that money instead of investing in their people. That’s why you had millions of Iranians protesting, because they felt like their quality of life didn’t match what it could be or should be. And what was the Iranian state? There’s a reason we call Iran the number one state sponsor of terrorism, because they took the — the money they — they make and they invest it in tunnels, and they invested in missiles, and they invested in launchers and UABs. And we are destroying and degrading that, degrading that in historic proportions. But it doesn’t mean they won’t still and try to hold people at issue, which is why we’re — we’re fighting every single day to continue to compel. And you mentioned embassies and consulates, unlike previous administrations, we are doubling and tripling down on ensuring that our people, regardless of their Department of War, Department of State, whatever they do, are secure in those facilities. And the best defense is, is, is a good offense. And so, we’re not — we’re not afraid to go after and kill anybody. And we have a lot of them attempting to target our — our diplomatic facilities around. You know, we’re not — we’re not surprised that they would indiscriminately target. And we’re still seeing that.”

Curtis Houck

245,282 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

Michigan election worker witnessed widespread voter fraud The tamper proof seal on bags of ballots were changed not once, but twice He was told it doesn’t matter if the seals were broken, just run them though for counting “All we were doing was removing the ballots from the bag, counting the number of ballots in the bag, and then sending them right back through the voting machines — The first issue that I had was the first bag that came to my table. They walked it over, and on those ballot bags, they have a tamper-proof evidence seal. And what I noticed on the first bag is that the tamper-proof evidence seal was changed twice. And I immediately raised my hand like, okay, this is an issue. Something's going on here — I brought it to everybody's attention and I just got told, literally I was told that it doesn't matter” “There's a purpose for the seal. It's a chain of custody seal. And you were told that it doesn't matter. That's what you said.” 100%. And I actually have that on video as well. Oh, wow.”

Michigan election worker witnessed widespread voter fraud The tamper proof seal on bags of ballots were changed not once, but twice He was told it doesn’t matter if the seals were broken, just run them though for counting “All we were doing was removing the ballots from the bag, counting the number of ballots in the bag, and then sending them right back through the voting machines — The first issue that I had was the first bag that came to my table. They walked it over, and on those ballot bags, they have a tamper-proof evidence seal. And what I noticed on the first bag is that the tamper-proof evidence seal was changed twice. And I immediately raised my hand like, okay, this is an issue. Something's going on here — I brought it to everybody's attention and I just got told, literally I was told that it doesn't matter” “There's a purpose for the seal. It's a chain of custody seal. And you were told that it doesn't matter. That's what you said.” 100%. And I actually have that on video as well. Oh, wow.”

Wall Street Apes

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Kon Knueppel is Bill Simmons's pick for ROTY. "It comes down to being on a good team and all this stuff he had to do versus (Cooper) Flagg being on a crappy team that just gave him the car keys and said, 'Make all the mistakes you want.'" "If I'm a rookie, I would rather be in that situation than the situation Kon was in, where he was basically playing a playoff game every game from January on because they had dug such a hole for themselves early that they were trying to climb into the playoff picture. I think if Kon was on a bad team, he could have scored more than he did." "...am I just voting for who jumps out as they're gonna be awesome 10 years from now? Or is it, am I just evaluating the year? Because if I am evaluating the year... Kon had an incredible season. He led the league in threes. He rebounded and played defense. I felt like his gravity and all the movement he has were the key to how their offense really worked. He played the whole year... and his team turned out to be one of the 10 best teams of the last four months of the season. And to me, that just matters where I'm always gonna gravitate toward the winning." (📹

Kon Knueppel is Bill Simmons's pick for ROTY. "It comes down to being on a good team and all this stuff he had to do versus (Cooper) Flagg being on a crappy team that just gave him the car keys and said, 'Make all the mistakes you want.'" "If I'm a rookie, I would rather be in that situation than the situation Kon was in, where he was basically playing a playoff game every game from January on because they had dug such a hole for themselves early that they were trying to climb into the playoff picture. I think if Kon was on a bad team, he could have scored more than he did." "...am I just voting for who jumps out as they're gonna be awesome 10 years from now? Or is it, am I just evaluating the year? Because if I am evaluating the year... Kon had an incredible season. He led the league in threes. He rebounded and played defense. I felt like his gravity and all the movement he has were the key to how their offense really worked. He played the whole year... and his team turned out to be one of the 10 best teams of the last four months of the season. And to me, that just matters where I'm always gonna gravitate toward the winning." (📹

r/CharlotteHornets

14,918 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

Dave Smith on how Jordan Peterson billed himself as someone who could reach young men and celebrated free debate, but then turned around and called all young right-wingers who criticized Israel and US foreign policy “dark tetrad psychopaths” This right here is why I was so thrilled when I found out Dave was doing this show with Nick Fuentes: Dave is proving that when he says he believes in free speech, he means it. He's always treated young people like Nick, and especially those in Nick’s audience, as reachable, redeemable, and worthy of conversation. And that’s the approach that the Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro types could and should have taken with Nick back in the day. But, because presenting an actual alternative to Nick’s racialism would have required them to contend with legitimate critiques of US foreign policy, instead, they shut down conversation and resorted to the same tactics of the woke left they had just got done criticizing, calling any critic of US foreign policy to the right of Ben Shapiro “antisemitic,” and what happened next was predictable: young right-wingers said they were tired of the name-calling and wondered what it was about Nick that made him so radioactive. Good on Dave for willing to talk to people from my generation.

Dave Smith on how Jordan Peterson billed himself as someone who could reach young men and celebrated free debate, but then turned around and called all young right-wingers who criticized Israel and US foreign policy “dark tetrad psychopaths” This right here is why I was so thrilled when I found out Dave was doing this show with Nick Fuentes: Dave is proving that when he says he believes in free speech, he means it. He's always treated young people like Nick, and especially those in Nick’s audience, as reachable, redeemable, and worthy of conversation. And that’s the approach that the Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro types could and should have taken with Nick back in the day. But, because presenting an actual alternative to Nick’s racialism would have required them to contend with legitimate critiques of US foreign policy, instead, they shut down conversation and resorted to the same tactics of the woke left they had just got done criticizing, calling any critic of US foreign policy to the right of Ben Shapiro “antisemitic,” and what happened next was predictable: young right-wingers said they were tired of the name-calling and wondered what it was about Nick that made him so radioactive. Good on Dave for willing to talk to people from my generation.

Liam McCollum

338,276 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were filmed assaulting, handcuffing, and kidnapping a U.S. citizen in Passaic, New Jersey… while refusing to even look at the ID he repeatedly begged them to check. A man is pleading with federal agents to verify who he is… And they refused. Instead, one agent says, “We need to get him on the ground,” puts him in a chokehold, throws him to the ground, and multiple agents pile on top of him before handcuffing him, and throwing him into their vehicle. Under the Fourth Amendment, the government cannot arrest, or seize someone, without probable cause that they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit an offense that authorizes the arrest. U.S. citizens are also not required to carry identification unless they’re driving a motorized vehicle. And if federal agents are refusing to verify someone’s identity before arresting them, then they are openly ignoring the constitution. Which should terrify every American. Because that means no one is safe from being kidnapped by the government… and disappeared. Every agent involved should be publicly identified, and DHS should be forced to explain why they believed they had the legal authority to seize someone, while refusing to verify who he was. This cannot become normal.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were filmed assaulting, handcuffing, and kidnapping a U.S. citizen in Passaic, New Jersey… while refusing to even look at the ID he repeatedly begged them to check. A man is pleading with federal agents to verify who he is… And they refused. Instead, one agent says, “We need to get him on the ground,” puts him in a chokehold, throws him to the ground, and multiple agents pile on top of him before handcuffing him, and throwing him into their vehicle. Under the Fourth Amendment, the government cannot arrest, or seize someone, without probable cause that they have committed, are committing, or are about to commit an offense that authorizes the arrest. U.S. citizens are also not required to carry identification unless they’re driving a motorized vehicle. And if federal agents are refusing to verify someone’s identity before arresting them, then they are openly ignoring the constitution. Which should terrify every American. Because that means no one is safe from being kidnapped by the government… and disappeared. Every agent involved should be publicly identified, and DHS should be forced to explain why they believed they had the legal authority to seize someone, while refusing to verify who he was. This cannot become normal.

Jesus Freakin Congress

1,170,818 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce