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I’m crying …
A top 10 New York Times bestseller….
Thank you everyone ….
The book is about getting an urgent message out… one that is increasingly applicable in those times
A huge congratulations is in order for @DataRepublican and @JoshuaLisec.
Their new book Unelected has debuted in the top 10 on the New York Times Bestseller List!
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1970s Ford Econline Custom "Boogie Van"
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1958 Willys Jeep Station Wagon "Maverick Special"
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Once Upon A Time ... A crazy man claimed the CCP had used secret illegal U.S. election systems access to switch votes in 2020.
And the crazy man was mocked, sued, and de-platformed everywhere.
But times changed.
And a Federal records declassification arrived ...
BREAKING: Declassified docs reveal just-arrested FBI officials Nikki Floris (who joined Obama Russiagate conspirator Lisa Monaco at Microsoft) + Bradley Benavides conspired in 2020 to bury tips of mass Chinese voter fraud/election interference, kept warnings out of Trump's PDB:
FLORIS: "We'll get this back in a box!"
BENAVIDES: "Fact or suggestion for them [field agents] to recall [intel report on fake Chinese voter IDs]?"
FLORIS: "Fact. Boom."
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Talarico, like a vast swath of post-St. Barry Democrats, is running an Obama Cover Band Campaign.
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Milwaukee just won the World Series for the first time in the history of the franchise.
Go back to the first night of it, and the man they sent out to throw the first pitch.
He walked to the mound wearing another man's jacket. A plaid sport coat. One of Bob Uecker's actual ones, off the rack in his closet.
Robin Yount is the one who asked.
When he found out he had the first pitch, he went to Brewers broadcaster Lane Grindle and asked whether it would be appropriate to wear a plaid jacket in honor of Ueck. Grindle told him he thought it would be incredible.
Then Grindle went a step further and asked Uecker's family whether the crew could borrow the real coats. They said yes right away.
So Yount walked out in Bob Uecker's jacket. And then on the mound he took it off.
Underneath was a Brewers jersey. Number 19. UECK across the back.
The entire radio crew wore the coats too. Josh Maurer got the one Uecker wore in the Miller Lite commercial with Whitey Ford and John Goodman. Outside the ballpark people were setting Miller Lite cans down at the foot of the Uecker statue.
Now understand why it had to be Yount.
He played 20 seasons and every single one of them was in Milwaukee. He was the starting shortstop on Opening Day of 1974, at 18 years old, and he did not stop until 1993. He finished with 3,142 hits and all of them came in one uniform.
Bob Uecker had been in that radio booth since 1971.
Which means Uecker called every game Robin Yount ever played. All 2,856 of them.
And in 1982, the last time this franchise got here, Yount was the Most Valuable Player in the American League. He hit .414 in that World Series with a home run and six runs batted in.
Milwaukee lost it in seven games.
Be straight about what tonight is and is not. Robin Yount is not a World Series champion. He got one chance at it, in 1982, and it got away in a seventh game, and he retired in 1993 without another.
Bob Uecker did not get one here either. He passed in January of last year at 90, after 54 seasons calling Brewers games, and the team won it twenty-one months later. The booth has his name on it now, which is not the same as having him in it.
So the two men who gave this city the most got the least out of tonight.
But on the first night of the whole thing, one of them walked to the mound carrying the coat of the other, took it off, and showed 40,000 people whose name he had on his back.
Milwaukee waited 57 years. Those two waited longest.
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Suppose we were to stipulate the term "non-organic" as meaning "a human being without any internal organs."
That is, the sentence "Jane is non-organic" is telling us that Jane is a human lacking internal organs. She has no brain, no heart, no lungs, no liver, no kidneys etc.
Now, since we need internal organs to live, there could not actually be any "non-organic" people.
But there could be people, like Jane, who assert that they are, in fact, non-organic. That they "identify as" non-organic.
Such persons would always be either delusional or else engaging in sophistical pretense.
It would not help their case to point out that such things as rocks and puddles lack internal organs, and so are "non-organic".
Nor would it help their case to attempt to claim God is "non-organic."
The question is not whether any entities in the world lack internal organs. The question is about the claim "some human beings lack internal organs."
And there are none of those. The category "human beings without internal organs" is an empty category, a mere fiction resulting from an absurd combination of mere words.
All this is also true of the pseudo-category "non-binary."
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VIDEO COMPILATION OF THE GREATEST FAKE KICKS AND PUNTS IN FOOTBALL HISTORY.
CRAZINESS.
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Well, I am an Arab, and at @idicenter we have more than 50 Arabs involved, and all of us agree with Robert Kennedy.
We don’t call him a racist or a bigot for describing the fact that 500 million Arabs have failed to achieve even 1% of what 15 million Jews have.
On the contrary, Arabs have given the world little except war, terror, and millions of immigrants living off social services.
The few Arabs who managed to succeed are those who abandoned their Arabism, which is an Islamized identity, and embraced Westernism.
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I block people when they swear at me and say bad things about my mother. The left blocks people when you answer their questions using facts. Has anyone else noticed this?
Yes, there are a lot of people in the file and have pictures with Epstein. Clinton. Summers. Richardson. Ruemmler. Plaskett. Gore. Gates. And yes... Trump is in there too. Same file. Same rubric. Let me show you the grading.
I teach science, so I graded this like a lab report. Rule one: being mentioned or photographed in the Epstein files is not a crime. Not for them. Not for Trump. If a mention were a verdict, half of Washington would be in the dock, and that kind of logic couldn't find its own rear with both hands and a map.
SAMPLE A: flew, met, or emailed
o Bill Clinton (D, former President). At least twenty-six flight legs on Epstein's jet across four trips, February 2002 to November 2003. Asia, Africa, Europe, Russia. Photographed with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at the White House on September 29, 1993. Visitor logs show about seventeen Epstein visits while he was president. Visited Epstein's New York office in 2002. The Clinton Foundation took $25,000 from an Epstein-related entity. Clinton says four trips, foundation work, never saw the island, knew nothing.
o Larry Summers (D, Treasury Secretary, Harvard president). At least four flights: September 1998, April 2004, September 2005, and December 21, 2005, Bedford to St. Thomas with his wife and Maxwell. His spokesperson called it a honeymoon and a brief island visit. He kept in touch into 2019... after the 2008 conviction. He stepped back from public life once the emails came out.
o Bill Richardson (D, New Mexico governor, Energy Secretary, UN ambassador). Named in Virginia Giuffre's depositions. He denied it and was never charged. At least nine meetings after the 2008 conviction, the last in 2018 per emails. A visit to Zorro Ranch. Records of an island visit in 2010. Epstein also gave to his campaigns, and some of it was returned.
o Kathy Ruemmler (D, Obama White House Counsel, later Goldman Sachs). Emails and meetings from about 2014 to 2019, AFTER the conviction. "Uncle Jeffrey." "xoxo." Gifts, PR advice, and backup executor in one version of his will. She resigned from Goldman in 2026 and told House Oversight he was a masterful liar. A day late and a dollar short, but she got there.
o Stacey Plaskett (D, U.S. Virgin Islands delegate). Took Epstein donations. Documents House Oversight released in November 2025 show Epstein texting with her during Michael Cohen's February 2019 hearing, coaching her on questions while she was asking them.
o George Mitchell (D, former Senate Majority Leader). Named by Giuffre in depositions. He denies all of it. Also shows up in scholarship and donor references.
o Noam Chomsky (left-wing intellectual). House Oversight Democrats released photos of him seated beside Epstein on a private plane, undated. Emails between them include September 2015.
SAMPLE B: the money
o Chuck Schumer and John Kerry (D). Epstein donations, per the file. Schumer is also tied in through Epstein's New York associates. Plenty of politicians gave that money back after the 2008 plea. Bush and Dole are on the Republican side of the same list.
o Hakeem Jeffries (D, House Minority Leader). Per the list, his campaign solicited donations from Epstein through a fundraising firm, and he was invited to events with Obama. Chairman Comer accused him of misstating that. Jeffries has responded.
o Penny Pritzker (D, former Commerce Secretary). Contact and fundraising contexts.
o Bill Gates and Reid Hoffman (Democratic donors, not office holders). Gates has tens of thousands of mentions and photos with redacted women. Hoffman shows up around 2,600 times: visits, emails, sponsorships.
Funny how a donation to a Democrat is "just a donor" and a mention of Trump is a smoking gun. Anybody who grades that way is a flibbertigibbet with a Wi-Fi connection.
SAMPLE C: names on a list
o Al Gore: contact lists. Andrew Cuomo: New York connections. George Stephanopoulos: network references. Barack Obama: fundraising invites and indirect contexts.
o Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Gavin Newsom: named in the file's lists of Democrats.
o Pramila Jayapal: mentioned in connection with the Epstein file reviews, where her search history was monitored. Jasmine Crockett: named in recent releases tied to Democratic networks.
o Woody Allen: in House Oversight photos, including one with Summers.
For some of these it's a mention and nothing more. That's not a verdict. That's a mailing list. Even duct tape can't fix stupid, and "he's in the file, so he's guilty" is stupid in a trench coat.
THE CONTROL: TRUMP
Now Trump, and I'll be straight about it, because a teacher who only grades one side isn't a teacher, and I trust a one-sided gradebook about as much as gas station sushi. He was in Epstein's circle in the 1990s and early 2000s. Photographed with him. Reportedly flew on the plane seven or eight times. Told New York Magazine in 2002 that Epstein was a "terrific guy." That's on the record. I'm not hiding it.
Here's the part the memes skip.
The money fight. November 2004, bankruptcy auction for Maison de l'Amitie, a six-acre Palm Beach estate. Epstein opened at $37.25 million. Trump won it at $41.35 million. The trustee said each of them trash-talked the other's bank account. Trump flipped it in 2008 to Dmitry Rybolovlev for $95 million. Epstein lost the auction... and the friendship went with it.
The ban. Trump says he threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago because he was a "creep" who poached spa staff, including Giuffre. The Wall Street Journal, citing former employees, reported a 2003 complaint from an eighteen-year-old beautician who said Epstein pressured her for sex during a house call. A manager faxed Trump. Trump approved the removal.
The testimony. Let me correct my own homework: there's no public record of Trump testifying or giving a deposition in Epstein's criminal cases. What the record does show is a July 2006 phone call to Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Reiter. According to an FBI memo of Reiter's 2019 interview, Trump thanked police for stopping Epstein, called Maxwell his "operative" and "evil," and told them to go after her. That's Reiter's account in a memo, not a transcript.
To be fair, there's more. Giuffre said she never saw Trump take part in abuse. Epstein took the Fifth in a 2010 deposition when asked about socializing with Trump around underage girls. House Democrat reports in 2026 compile other allegations from women. Those are unadjudicated and contested, and no charges have been filed against Trump over Epstein.
FINAL GRADE
Same file. Same pictures. Different jersey.
Mentioned? Noted. Flew, met, or emailed him after the 2008 conviction? Explain it. Trump? Outbid him, banned him, and called the cops on him in 2006, and says he cut him off years before the others did. Everybody gets the same rubric. Anybody who only wants to grade one name is about as useful as a glass hammer in a nail factory.
But what do I know? I'm only a science teacher who reads the flight logs before I grade the claim.
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Yes, there are a lot of people in the file and have pictures with Epstein. Clinton. Summers. Richardson. Ruemmler. Plaskett. Gore. Gates. And yes... Trump is in there too. Same file. Same rubric. Let me show you the grading.
I teach science, so I graded this like a lab report. Rule one: being mentioned or photographed in the Epstein files is not a crime. Not for them. Not for Trump. If a mention were a verdict, half of Washington would be in the dock, and that kind of logic couldn't find its own rear with both hands and a map.
SAMPLE A: flew, met, or emailed
o Bill Clinton (D, former President). At least twenty-six flight legs on Epstein's jet across four trips, February 2002 to November 2003. Asia, Africa, Europe, Russia. Photographed with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at the White House on September 29, 1993. Visitor logs show about seventeen Epstein visits while he was president. Visited Epstein's New York office in 2002. The Clinton Foundation took $25,000 from an Epstein-related entity. Clinton says four trips, foundation work, never saw the island, knew nothing.
o Larry Summers (D, Treasury Secretary, Harvard president). At least four flights: September 1998, April 2004, September 2005, and December 21, 2005, Bedford to St. Thomas with his wife and Maxwell. His spokesperson called it a honeymoon and a brief island visit. He kept in touch into 2019... after the 2008 conviction. He stepped back from public life once the emails came out.
o Bill Richardson (D, New Mexico governor, Energy Secretary, UN ambassador). Named in Virginia Giuffre's depositions. He denied it and was never charged. At least nine meetings after the 2008 conviction, the last in 2018 per emails. A visit to Zorro Ranch. Records of an island visit in 2010. Epstein also gave to his campaigns, and some of it was returned.
o Kathy Ruemmler (D, Obama White House Counsel, later Goldman Sachs). Emails and meetings from about 2014 to 2019, AFTER the conviction. "Uncle Jeffrey." "xoxo." Gifts, PR advice, and backup executor in one version of his will. She resigned from Goldman in 2026 and told House Oversight he was a masterful liar. A day late and a dollar short, but she got there.
o Stacey Plaskett (D, U.S. Virgin Islands delegate). Took Epstein donations. Documents House Oversight released in November 2025 show Epstein texting with her during Michael Cohen's February 2019 hearing, coaching her on questions while she was asking them.
o George Mitchell (D, former Senate Majority Leader). Named by Giuffre in depositions. He denies all of it. Also shows up in scholarship and donor references.
o Noam Chomsky (left-wing intellectual). House Oversight Democrats released photos of him seated beside Epstein on a private plane, undated. Emails between them include September 2015.
SAMPLE B: the money
o Chuck Schumer and John Kerry (D). Epstein donations, per the file. Schumer is also tied in through Epstein's New York associates. Plenty of politicians gave that money back after the 2008 plea. Bush and Dole are on the Republican side of the same list.
o Hakeem Jeffries (D, House Minority Leader). Per the list, his campaign solicited donations from Epstein through a fundraising firm, and he was invited to events with Obama. Chairman Comer accused him of misstating that. Jeffries has responded.
o Penny Pritzker (D, former Commerce Secretary). Contact and fundraising contexts.
o Bill Gates and Reid Hoffman (Democratic donors, not office holders). Gates has tens of thousands of mentions and photos with redacted women. Hoffman shows up around 2,600 times: visits, emails, sponsorships.
Funny how a donation to a Democrat is "just a donor" and a mention of Trump is a smoking gun. Anybody who grades that way is a flibbertigibbet with a Wi-Fi connection.
SAMPLE C: names on a list
o Al Gore: contact lists. Andrew Cuomo: New York connections. George Stephanopoulos: network references. Barack Obama: fundraising invites and indirect contexts.
o Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Gavin Newsom: named in the file's lists of Democrats.
o Pramila Jayapal: mentioned in connection with the Epstein file reviews, where her search history was monitored. Jasmine Crockett: named in recent releases tied to Democratic networks.
o Woody Allen: in House Oversight photos, including one with Summers.
For some of these it's a mention and nothing more. That's not a verdict. That's a mailing list. Even duct tape can't fix stupid, and "he's in the file, so he's guilty" is stupid in a trench coat.
THE CONTROL: TRUMP
Now Trump, and I'll be straight about it, because a teacher who only grades one side isn't a teacher, and I trust a one-sided gradebook about as much as gas station sushi. He was in Epstein's circle in the 1990s and early 2000s. Photographed with him. Reportedly flew on the plane seven or eight times. Told New York Magazine in 2002 that Epstein was a "terrific guy." That's on the record. I'm not hiding it.
Here's the part the memes skip.
The money fight. November 2004, bankruptcy auction for Maison de l'Amitie, a six-acre Palm Beach estate. Epstein opened at $37.25 million. Trump won it at $41.35 million. The trustee said each of them trash-talked the other's bank account. Trump flipped it in 2008 to Dmitry Rybolovlev for $95 million. Epstein lost the auction... and the friendship went with it.
The ban. Trump says he threw Epstein out of Mar-a-Lago because he was a "creep" who poached spa staff, including Giuffre. The Wall Street Journal, citing former employees, reported a 2003 complaint from an eighteen-year-old beautician who said Epstein pressured her for sex during a house call. A manager faxed Trump. Trump approved the removal.
The testimony. Let me correct my own homework: there's no public record of Trump testifying or giving a deposition in Epstein's criminal cases. What the record does show is a July 2006 phone call to Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Reiter. According to an FBI memo of Reiter's 2019 interview, Trump thanked police for stopping Epstein, called Maxwell his "operative" and "evil," and told them to go after her. That's Reiter's account in a memo, not a transcript.
To be fair, there's more. Giuffre said she never saw Trump take part in abuse. Epstein took the Fifth in a 2010 deposition when asked about socializing with Trump around underage girls. House Democrat reports in 2026 compile other allegations from women. Those are unadjudicated and contested, and no charges have been filed against Trump over Epstein.
FINAL GRADE
Same file. Same pictures. Different jersey.
Mentioned? Noted. Flew, met, or emailed him after the 2008 conviction? Explain it. Trump? Outbid him, banned him, and called the cops on him in 2006, and says he cut him off years before the others did. Everybody gets the same rubric. Anybody who only wants to grade one name is about as useful as a glass hammer in a nail factory.
But what do I know? I'm only a science teacher who reads the flight logs before I grade the claim.
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The Soviet Union once single handedly drove several whale species to the brink of extinction because murdering them pointlessly was the best way to fulfil the fishing quotas set by communist bureaucrats in metric tonnes.
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Walter Kirn: Everything that happens before the election is a PSYOP.
KIRN: “Everything that happens, the polling, the rumors, the word of mouth, the social media posts, the trends, the little anecdotes that get repeated and go viral. Everything is subordinate to that election. And none of it is true in and of itself. It's all instrumental.”
“Not only don't I trust the polls, I do trust the polls. I trust them to be nudging people in all the ways that polls can for all the people who can pay for polls.”
“The news now is all about behavior modification. It's not about truth.”
For the next week, every poll or viral story you see, don't ask if it's true. Ask what it's trying to get you to do.
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🚨 BREAKING: The Trump White House has officially GREENLIT a sweeping Department of Labor overhaul of the PERM green card program to CRACK DOWN on corporations bypassing American workers for foreign labor
WE VOTED FOR THIS. 🇺🇸
The first major rewrite of the foreign-worker certification rules in over 20 years:
- Tightens the labor-market test forcing companies to recruit qualified U.S. workers first
- Strengthens protections for American workers hit by corporate layoffs
- Cracks down on discriminatory hiring practices that sideline U.S. citizens
This comes after Trump and Vance's recent PERM enforcement actions against major tech employers 👏🏻
America First means American jobs go to American workers FIRST!
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A few minutes of juggling practice does more for your brain than most “brain training” apps
It forces your brain to adapt in real time: better coordination, spatial awareness, and focus. The actual learning process (not just doing it once you’re good) is what drives the changes.
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Fact check: true.
If anyone believes this nonsense, here are the facts he is counting on you not knowing.
The deal did not end Iran's nuclear program. It rented a pause. Iran kept its centrifuges, kept Fordow buried in a mountain, kept enriching to 3.67%, and the key restrictions came with expiration dates. The sunset clauses began lifting in 2025. Obama's own answer at the time was that breakout time "would have shrunk almost down to zero" as the deal expired. His deal scheduled the problem for his successors.
The regime lied its way into the deal. The JCPOA was premised on Iran coming clean about past weapons work. In 2018 Israel pulled Iran's own nuclear archive out of a Tehran warehouse: tens of thousands of documents on the Amad Project, a crash program to build nuclear weapons, preserved and hidden while Iran certified it had no such program. The IAEA later found uranium traces at undeclared sites Iran never explained.
The deal paid for terror. Sanctions relief unfroze roughly $100 billion and the US delivered $1.7 billion in cash. That money flowed to the IRGC, Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Diplomacy with a regime at war with you is financing, not peace.
And the result? By 2025 Iran was enriching to 60%, a short technical step from weapons grade, with enough material for multiple bombs and the IAEA declaring it in violation of its obligations. That is what required military force this year. Iran marched to the threshold under the deal's cover and after it.
"I didn't have to fire a missile" is true. He handed the regime money, legitimacy, and a timetable, and left the missiles to be fired a decade later by someone else. Appeasing a dictatorship doesn't buy peace. It buys the dictatorship time.
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If anyone believes this nonsense, here are the facts he is counting on you not knowing.
The deal did not end Iran's nuclear program. It rented a pause. Iran kept its centrifuges, kept Fordow buried in a mountain, kept enriching to 3.67%, and the key restrictions came with expiration dates. The sunset clauses began lifting in 2025. Obama's own answer at the time was that breakout time "would have shrunk almost down to zero" as the deal expired. His deal scheduled the problem for his successors.
The regime lied its way into the deal. The JCPOA was premised on Iran coming clean about past weapons work. In 2018 Israel pulled Iran's own nuclear archive out of a Tehran warehouse: tens of thousands of documents on the Amad Project, a crash program to build nuclear weapons, preserved and hidden while Iran certified it had no such program. The IAEA later found uranium traces at undeclared sites Iran never explained.
The deal paid for terror. Sanctions relief unfroze roughly $100 billion and the US delivered $1.7 billion in cash. That money flowed to the IRGC, Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Diplomacy with a regime at war with you is financing, not peace.
And the result? By 2025 Iran was enriching to 60%, a short technical step from weapons grade, with enough material for multiple bombs and the IAEA declaring it in violation of its obligations. That is what required military force this year. Iran marched to the threshold under the deal's cover and after it.
"I didn't have to fire a missile" is true. He handed the regime money, legitimacy, and a timetable, and left the missiles to be fired a decade later by someone else. Appeasing a dictatorship doesn't buy peace. It buys the dictatorship time.
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Watch this. The free west is fighting for its life, folks.
@AsraNomani
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"The means of production"
