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El-Sayed on Trump and Stephen Miller: "He decides to hire the most broken man to continue to run the most dysfunctional White House we've seen. I don't know what Stephen Miller has actually contributed to our culture, our society, in any real way, except to make us more angry and stoke the worst kind of fear and vitriol."
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BREAKING: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has just released a formal statement moments ago that is deeply concerning as it relates to the mindset of Iran right now.
In this post, Abbas Araghchi continues to push the same demands that have been demanded ever since the original MOU fell apart. These same “seven demands” have been reiterated multiple times now by FM Araghchi, Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Ghalibaf, and SNSC Mohesen Rezaee in recent days and weeks.
That’s not the concerning part.
What is concerning to me here is how Abbas Araghchi ends this post:
“Or choose war, and see our alert and battle-hardened Warriors rain down hell.”
You have to understand how much criticism figures such as Araghchi and Pezeshkian have received throughout this war inside and outside Iran for being SO DIPLOMATIC. To the point they border on being portrayed as desperate.
By trade, as Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi is a DIPLOMAT. In fact, this was exactly what he highlighted in his Financial Times op-ed a few weeks ago. He explicitly stated that he knows that a deal is unlikely, but due to his role being first and foremost focused on diplomacy, he will try nonetheless.
Now even Araghchi is coming out and stating in no uncertain terms: Make the deal or let’s get it on already.
Iran is becoming more and more hardened in their positions and rhetoric as this war continues.
Soon that will be reflected in their actions.
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🗣️ Mikel Arteta on winning so many games by a single goal:
“Be more efficient. We were one-on-one with the goalkeeper twice today, there’s a penalty there, and so many shots were deflected or blocked.
“Sometimes I feel we’re trying to score the perfect goal, and against these low blocks you need to be much more CHAOTIC. Open the scoreline earlier.”
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If they had something to say about the price of gas or the price of groceries or the fact that people can't see a doctor, they would have said it. But they didn't.
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🇺🇸 MAGA Voters Put America First Principles Above Trump Loyalty, and Nobody Is Giving Them Credit
From JD Vance's viral post to David Sacks and Fox News personalities, Republicans are confronting the Iran war's electoral cost.
Vance says Trump voters didn't simply stay home, as some Democrats did over Gaza in 2024. Many crossed party lines and voted Democratic.
For these voters, opposition to another Middle Eastern war apparently outweighed loyalty to Trump.
If anything, this suggests a political movement grounded in America First principles rather than a cult of personality.
Joe Kent, Tucker Carlson, Thomas Massie, MTG, Megyn Kelly, and Candace Owens, among others, had already challenged the interventionist turn.
MAGA voters deserve recognition for holding their own side accountable. Democratic leaders and intellectuals have so far been remarkably reluctant to offer it.
Source: CBS News, Axios, Reuters \ Writer: Naz
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The best defenders DELAY.
They say 'take me on' to the opponent.
If you dive into a tackle you might win the ball, but you might also lose the duel, thus getting skipped by or receiving a yellow/red card.
If you delay the opponent MUST beat you and do so quickly as your teammates recover.
Arsenal do this right throughout the team.
Example #1 = Konsa is in a 1v1 situation. He gets low and invites his man to take him on. He takes him on but ends up shooting from a low xG zone with Konsa blocking the shot and Madueke applying further pressure from behind thanks to Konsa's 'delay'.
Example #2 = Declan Rice in a 1v1. Rice could dive in and try to get a toe to the ball here, but instead he lets his man take him on and delays. Why? Because although Rice might have got his toe to the ball, he may also have fouled his man. Instead, by inviting his man to take him on, he has to be outmanoeuvred athletically, and GOOD LUCK getting the better of Rice in that context…
Some of the very best pure defenders in the modern game are Virgil van Dijk, Declan Rice, and N'Golo Kanté.
And what is it that they have in common?
The fact that they all 'delay' consistently…
You will only find a handful of clips of those 3 players making slide tackles in their career. The 'all or nothing' approach is not a logical one.
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Nick Fuentes TEARS INTO Trump for using MAGA to serve his own interests
“I look at Trump and I just say, fuck you.” 🖕
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Breaking News 🚨
Susie Wiles leaves the White House to join Trump’s political campaign team and Stephen Miller takes over as White House Chief Of Staff.
Let me explain to you what this really means.
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Joe Rogan just hosted his most important episode ever after Republicans lost the midterms as White House insider Calley Means just exposed the real people who are running Trump’s presidency and lists key inner circle names like Susie Wiles, Jame Blair, Richard Walters, and the most powerful lobbying firm known as Ballard Partners:
MEANS: “Susie Wiles is the most powerful chief of staff in modern American history. She has taken a stranglehold on any policy decision. No policy decision gets done without her office giving it the okay. She was one of the top lobbyists in the country. It is impossible to describe to you how demonic this culture is.”
CONTEXT: Means, who resigned from the administration in OCTOBER, says he witnessed an extraordinary concentration of power inside the White House.
He alleges that cabinet secretaries and senior officials spent enormous amounts of time attempting to win favor with Wiles' office because of its influence over which policies could advance.
He then identifies several people he believes were central to that power structure:
SUSIE WILES: White House chief of staff.
JAMES BLAIR: A longtime Trump political strategist and former deputy White House chief of staff.
RICHARD WALTERS: Deputy White House chief of staff and longtime Republican political operative.
WALKER BARRETT: Senior White House adviser with extensive congressional experience.
But the most consequential part of his accusation concerns the CORPORATE LOBBYING INDUSTRY.
Before entering Trump's White House, Wiles had a career representing corporate clients, including working at the influential Washington lobbying firm BALLARD PARTNERS.
And the money involved in that industry is staggering.
According to federal lobbying disclosures, Ballard Partners collected approximately $88 MILLION in lobbying revenue during 2025, more than QUADRUPLING its reported revenue from 2024.
That made Ballard one of the highest-earning lobbying operations in Washington.
And in MAY 2025, the watchdog organization Public Citizen identified SIX FORMER WILES CLIENTS that had reported lobbying White House offices during the administration's first three months.
Those clients included companies involved in tobacco, automobiles, fertilizer, and other major industries.
The White House disputed suggestions of improper influence and said Wiles generally did not participate in meetings or decisions involving former clients.
Those disclosures establish real corporate lobbying relationships.
They do NOT, by themselves, prove that Wiles improperly favored those companies or directed policies for their benefit.
But Means argues that the broader culture of Washington is precisely what Trump promised to confront.
Now consider the extraordinary political timing.
IMPORTANT NOTES: On NOVEMBER 3, Democrats won control of BOTH CHAMBERS OF CONGRESS in a sweeping midterm defeat for Republicans.
And TODAY, NOVEMBER 6, Trump announced that Susie Wiles will leave the chief-of-staff position, with Stephen Miller taking over on November 9.
Trump PRAISED Wiles for her service and said she would continue working for his political operation.
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.@MichaelSteele unloads on Republicans suddenly second-guessing Trump after the midterm wipeout, warning they can’t spend a decade enabling him and then pretend they had nothing to do with it:
“Shut the fuck up; I don’t want to hear that shit from you.”
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This is what Eze does on the left wing.
Long may it continue.
Let him dribble, pass + arrive in and around the box and he can show his unstoppable quality at a consistent level.
His problem is that Tzolis is more reliable defensively whilst being similarly efficient right now.
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John Cena showed love to the late WWE legend, Umaga, while giving his son, Zilla Fatu, an opportunity to make his debut at the John Cena Classic 🥹
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Managers have to earn time.
The process has to warrant trust.
If Manchester United trusted Ruben Amorim or if Liverpool trusted Roy Hodgson or if Chelsea trusted Frank Lampard and simply 'gave them time', would they be winning right now?
No, obviously not.
The process must be assessed within an inch of its life.
From the culture-setting to the game-model to the recruitment to the ability to handle pressure, manage players, etc, etc, etc.
From the very first minute Mikel Arteta walked into Arsenal he continued to tick off those boxes one by one, even if the darkest moments when every single fan, analyst, and pundit in the game doubted him.
Any dummy can put analysis out now and tell you why Arsenal are great. Yeah, no shit. They've been winning relentlessly for 4 years now. Nobody was saying that before then. Not even the 'best pundits' in the game.
It's about putting trust in a process that warrants it, not blind faith.
And this idea that Arsenal finished mid-table under Arteta for a couple of years before missing out on the Champions League spots to Spurs in the third year being deemed a failure is nothing other than nonsense. The club was a mess from top to bottom. Arteta came in and had to rebuild the entire culture and playing squad.
It's not like a City, a Chelsea, or a United situation where a rebuild can happen overnight because they have endless funds. Liverpool and Arsenal only became like that post-Klopp and post-Arteta's success because they brought the club from mid-table mediocrity to the benchmark of English and European football. Against all odds, by the way.
That's why Klopp and Arteta will always be my favourite modern day coaches.
They brought Liverpool and Arsenal from the pits of despair right back to the very top of English and European football.
People bang on about Luis Enrique and Pep Guardiola but it's hard for me as a layman to relate to that. They had more wealth than anybody else combined because each club is owned by a nation-state, one of which has been found guilty of breaking virtually every rule out there and both of which were relative minnows in the grand scheme prior to their takeovers. Yes they are elite but come on… that's no rags to riches story. My God.
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Trump says he’s ending aid to Israel by the end of the year.
But that’s not how it works…
Let me explain the actual process and why Trump’s promise doesn’t add up. 🚨
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🚨 Merino “You say Arteta is obsessed with defending but I think he is obsessed with everything around the game. He wants us to be the best at everything, not only defending. The main difference right now is mentality and adapting to any good / bad context. BE THE HAMMER THAT WANTS TO WIN EVERY SINGLE GAME”
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“We’re going to Disney World!”
Thank you Brooklyn for allowing me to explain The Classic and invite @CodyRhodes!
12/14/26 we get our chance to make magic!
The John Cena Classic, @MarvelStudios’ "Avengers: Doomsday”-Themed #WorldsCollide and #WWEWorld head to ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex for a 2-day takeover on Dec. 14 & 15!
Combo tickets on sale Nov. 13 at 10am ET.
And don’t miss @Avengers: Doomsday, in theaters everywhere Dec. 18
MORE INFO: bit.ly/48tP6v1
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HELLO 👏
@ZillaFatu is READY for the John Cena Classic!!
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John Cena reveals Hollywood rejected him for 10 years, making movies nobody watched and leaving him so discouraged that even his own agent agreed his acting career might be over.
“I did movies that nobody watched to the point where I couldn't even walk on red carpets. Who the fuck are you? No one would even talk to me.”
“In 2010, we had a movie meeting and the guys basically said they didn't know if I was right for the role. They got up and left. I looked at my agent and said, ‘Man, we're never making movies again, are we?’”
“He said, ‘Nah, we're never making movies again. But we're going to find another way.’ So I kept polishing my skills, taking feedback and looking for opportunities.”