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We're supposed to believe that the president is the smartest, best deal-making, 5D chess-playing, stable genius. While also having everyone around him treat him like a child?
Trump is nothing more than a gullible, ignorant, narcissistic boomer.
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House vote on the impeachment of Sec. Pete Hegseth scheduled for 4:!5pm today!
Isn't this the Towers of Hanoi algorithm problem?
Though I don't think you can skip towers in that challenge.
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Breaking News: Congressman Thomas Massie is reading Articles of Impeachment against @SecWar Pete Hegseth on the House floor now.
Watch here: youtube.com/live/3EmwC0QQ8f8β¦
Laid out plainly. If you're curious about current Trump corruption, here's your Graceland.
1/ I'll explain exactly how this happened because I'm the person at Forbes who calculates these numbers.
This is going to take some unraveling, but here's a spoiler: The president's answer here is nonsense.
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Would've been nice to have this air before the midterms ...
Q: If I said Joe Biden is the part owner of a company and it has all of these investments from the Middle East, you would say that sounds corrupt, right?
Trump: Well, he did have a lot of different things.
Q: Sure, but why is it different for you?
Trump: Because I know nothing about it. I made a lot of money before.
Q: But then why do you need the money? Why not just divest, walk away?
Trump: I do.
Q: No, you didnβt.
Trump: I have a company. My sons are in the company. Itβs hard to say to them, donβt do anything anymore for four years because Iβm president.
Q: But you could divest from the company yourself and let them do whatever they want. Thatβs all. Youβre not, like, sitting in the Oval Office thinking, Thank God I have that $50 million in World Liberty Financial, right?
Trump: How do you divest from cash?
Q: Do you think the peopleβthe people who are investing in the company that you co-own with your sons, who are coming from foreign countries, who want things from your governmentβdonβt you think they think that they are buying influence?
Trump: I donβt know, but thatβs true. Look, every president has a problem. You have people, and they work for you. And guys like you cover them, and you do profiles on them, and they become like everybody thinks that Trump loves them and everything else, which in some cases is true and some cases are not.
This is true for every president, going back to George Washington.
Q: Every president has not owned a cryptocurrency company, however.
Trump: But they own something, whatever crypto was at the time. Okay, you know, thereβs crypto. And before that, there was oil. Okay. And every president has had this problem.
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Itβs too bad you all decided that completely obliterating the GOP was worth it instead of doing a small bit of research.
Thereβs an old adage in programming, βSix hours of debugging will save you six minutes of researchβ.
When Iβm wrong, Iβm wrong. I thought when unemployment was low, GDP was hi, household income rose, it meant everyone was winning.
Not true.
The American economy has decoupled the economic progress of asset owners from wage earners to such a degree that broad based measures of success are no longer reliable measures of progress.
This single issue of asset ownership vs progress of wage earners will be the defining issue in all future elections.
Other issues will get caught in the interpretation (price of eggs, Iran war, price of gas etc) but the candidate that realizes that those are downstream of asset vs wage earners and gets their messaging focused on it will win.
No amount of money spent in an election or gerrymandering will change this outcome.
That is what I learned on Nov3.
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Charlamagne tha God: βThe Big Beautiful Bill kicks in in January. When people start losing their healthcare, donβt think thatβs the fucking Democrats. That was the motherfucking Republicans who voted in the Big Beautiful Bill. That is Donald Trumpβs bill and it kicks in in Januaryβ
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It's embarrassingly obvious, the game FOX plays. Let's keep churning out Mamdani's, Ossof's, and El-Sayed's to easily crush them with sincere, meaningful retorts.
Zohran Mamdani is at it again with these Fox news hosts laughing in their faces and ready with his slick answers and incredible thoughtful answers π
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Should be the first thing to hit the House floor.
Ironically, brought by a Republican.
House poised to impeach Pete Hegseth after GOP midterm defeat axios.com/2026/11/08/pete-heβ¦
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Not for nothin, but why are people better than Means calling Blair worse things?
"I do this for a living" lolol
Again not true.
Called Calley last night. He didnβt answer or return my call.
He messaged me this morning.
After a few messages and telling him Iβd consider suing him if he defamed me, I told him was done responding to him privately.
And havenβt since.
Calley, your poor me act is tiring and embarrassing for a grown man who launched a smear campaign.
Iβve been countering your factual inaccuracy all day.
You thought I was gonna lay down and take it?
I do this for a living.
Iβve been called worse things by better people than you.
And I havenβt even gotten started.
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Donalds apparently watches the same shows that @MikeJohnson watches.
BYRON DONALDS: I didn't really hear any Republicans try to blame gas prices on Biden
WELKER: We had a number of Republicans on this show who pointed the finger at Biden
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Sam Altman right now:
Blizzard revealed that World of Warcraft: Forever was running on 3,924 virtual machines, 251,136GB of RAM and 70,480 CPU cores to handle the launch.
And it seems to have worked. Players reported almost no queues, disconnects or lag.
Blizzard Executive Producer Holly Longdale praised the team, saying: βThis launch was crazier than the insanity we imagined but thankfully the team built plans and contingencies. They are incredible imo.β
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