Bill Swank @BillSwankJr

@WarMonitor3 James Bond 🇬🇧

@BohuslavskaKate Trump has a similar technique and also likes Russian-style gold leaf.

@Adam_Bradford14 @danbrad1 That’s awesome! ✌️🏻

Fantastic! ✌🏻

@EdKrassen Maybe he spoke to Dmitri Medvedev?

Matt Leinart has been asked to unretire his number 11 Jersey @ USC for some prospects. His response is exactly what you would expect. #HeismanU

The White House apparently did not anticipate that starting a war with Iran would cause oil prices to rise. I wonder what else they may not have anticipated. politico.com/news/2026/03/0…

Nick Saban at White House roundtable: "I think we need to come up with a system and we obviously have to do it with the President's leadership and also with Congress probably, whether it's antitrust legislation or whatever it is, to allow student-athletes in all sports -- including women's and Olympic sports -- to enhance their quality of life while going to college but still allow opportunity to advance themselves beyond their athletic career, which is what the philosophy of athletics and getting a college education has always been about. "And how much does anybody talk about getting an education anymore? Nobody talks about it at all, which is the most important thing that any of these student-athletes can do as far as enhancing their future."

🚨 BREAKING: Qatar warns the Iran war could “bring down the economies of the world,” saying Gulf energy production could shut down within days and send oil to $150 a barrel —FT

Trump actually called it a “stupid question” when a reporter asked about the possibility that Russia might be helping Iran target American forces. Think about that for a second. A question about whether a hostile power could be helping an enemy target and potentially kill Americans was dismissed as “stupid.” What exactly is going on here? At this point people are left wondering whether Russia has something on him. Because the reaction makes no sense. Absolutely none. When a president refuses to even seriously address the possibility that an adversary could help attack U.S. troops, it raises far more questions than it answers. Nothing about that response sounds normal leadership. What do you think explains a reaction like that from a U.S. president? And if an adversary helping target American troops is treated as a “stupid question,” what kind of message does that send to both allies and enemies? Stay connected, Follow Gandalv @Microinteracti1

🚨President Trump refused to comment on Russian involvement in Iranian attacks on American military targets. The president called the question “stupid” and asked journalists to stay focused on Saving College Sports. JOURNALIST: I thank, thank you, President Trump. It sounds like the Russians are helping Iran target and attack Americans now. TRUMP: That’s an easy problem compared to what we’re doing here. But can I be honest? It’s just… I have a lot of respect for you. You’ve always been very nice to me. What a stupid question that is to be asking at this time. We’re talking about something else. Can we keep this maybe a little bit…go ahead, please…

DOOCY: It sounds like the Russians are helping Iran target and attack Americans-- TRUMP: That's an easy problem compared to what we're doing here. What a stupid question that is to be asking at this time. We're talking about something else.

Hey MAGA. Russia is providing Iran with intelligence on US Troop locations. Wake the Fuck Up.

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Warren Buffett: "My dad was always very forgiving of my misbehavior. He'd just say, 'I know you can do better.' That was very powerful stuff — because I could do better. I knew it and he knew it. It's nice to have somebody have faith in you."

Some have asked me to comment on the SCOTUS ruling striking down tariffs based on emergencies declared by the Executive. Why should I comment when Gorsuch has already nailed it right here? 💯

This is the interview Donald Trump didn’t want you to see. His FCC refused to air my interview with Stephen Colbert. Trump is worried we’re about to flip Texas.

©©© A PSYCHOPATH ON THE THRONE — WHAT SHOULD THE WORLD DO WITH TRUMP? Trump is not a politician. This is crucial to understand. He is not even a dictator in the classical sense. Dictators build systems, ideologies, cults of the future. Trump builds nothing. He reacts. Like a hysterical reality-show host who was never switched off after the commercials. What we are seeing is a clinical type: a narcissist with a psychopathic core. A man for whom the world is a mirror and power is a remote control. He presses buttons not to achieve goals, but to provoke reactions: likes, screams, fear, hysteria. If there’s no reaction, he turns up the volume. If that doesn’t work, he smashes the set. Everything else follows from this. He doesn’t need victory — he needs effect. He doesn’t care about policy — he cares about the image. He doesn’t give a damn about consequences — he lives in an eternal “now,” like a child holding a grenade. A psychopath in power is not an ideology. It’s an accident. The world is used to dealing with rational enemies: cynics, fanatics, cold strategists. With them, you can bargain, threaten, build balances. With a psychopath — you can’t. A psychopath doesn’t read agreements. A psychopath doesn’t fear reputation. A psychopath doesn’t feel guilt. He feels only one thing: humiliation or triumph. There is no third option. That’s why any compromise with Trump is perceived as weakness. Any concession is an invitation to strike harder. Any pause is a chance to start another scandal, another fire, another “episode.” This isn’t politics — it’s a serial. America has become a hostage to its own television Trump is a product of the screen. He thinks not in terms of statehood, but in show formats: conflict, villain, victim, cliffhanger. War, for him, is not a tragedy but a special episode. Democracy is boring procedure that hurts ratings. Law is a script that can be rewritten if the audience isn’t responding. The most terrifying thing is this: America allowed this creature to take reality hostage. Institutions that were supposed to stop him began bargaining with him. Media that were supposed to expose him began profiting from him. Voters who were supposed to think began cheering — like for a team, a fighter, an idol. That’s how the psychopath ended up on the throne. Not because he is strong, but because those around him turned out to be weak. So what should the world do? First — stop hoping he will “come to his senses.” A psychopath doesn’t mature. He ages — and becomes more dangerous. Second — stop playing along. Every reply tweet, every diplomatic curtsy, every frightened comment is his fuel. He feeds on attention like fire feeds on oxygen. Third — speak to him in the language of boundaries, not expectations. Not “we hope,” but “this is the line.” Not “we are concerned,” but “these are the consequences.” And most importantly — prepare for the worst, not pray for the best. Because a psychopath in power always goes all in. He has no future — only the next move. Trump is not an anomaly. He is a symptom. A symptom of a civilization that confused freedom with clownery, democracy with a show, and strength with brute arrogance. And if the world does not learn to treat such symptoms firmly and cold-bloodedly, the next psychopath will be louder, dumber — and even closer to the red button.

For quality of life, it is better to err on the side of being an optimist and wrong, rather than a pessimist and right

This is what Denmark thinks of Trump’s Davos speech. A global laughingstock. An international embarrassment on a scale never before achieved. Truly unprecedented failure. This guy nails it 🔥 🔥 🔥