This is what everyone forgets about Ukraine. We Promised.

Tucker Carlson's morning note: "If TIME’s reporting is accurate, then the President of the United States launched one of the most bellicose military invasions in American history on the advice of a chatbot. It is hard to imagine clearer proof that the people running our country are nothing close to the geniuses they want you to think they are. They are faking it as they go. There is no master plan; the White House is not playing 4D chess. Or even checkers."

When Hannah Arendt described Adolf Eichmann as the “banality of evil” she was talking about Russ Vought.

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The U.S. is pulling out of yet another international institution—this time, an anti-corruption body. America does not become stronger by isolating itself.

Telling a Black woman who is a descendant of enslaved people to leave America, @JDVance. I do not know what to say. Even I didn't believe you would go this low.

Outsourcing AI regulation to a voluntary "pledge" conceived by Mark Zuckerberg and endorsed by tech CEOs over a private White House lunch is a recipe for disaster. "Self-regulation" by tech giants is a proven failure. The last time Meta promised to police itself, turned out it was hiding evidence that its platforms actively harm kids. Repeating this mistake with AI leaves the public dangerously exposed. AI companies are already bound by existing laws, but the White House has generally stopped enforcing laws against the wealthy and powerful. State AGs should step up, halt lawbreaking, and promote real deterrence, including through holding individual executives accountable. Congress also needs to legislate. We have a long history of regulating risky, transformative industries like banking, pharmaceuticals, and nuclear power. These tools include mandatory testing, truly independent supervision, and break-ups that end conflicts of interest. Ultimately, reckoning with AI will also require reckoning with our broader crisis of governance. All three branches have become severely deformed. Against this backdrop it might be tempting to outsource regulation to these private actors, but it would be a serious mistake. Our public institutions must decide the trajectory of these powerful technologies, not the firms whose breakneck pace and financial conflicts brought us here. My piece in @nytopinion: nytimes.com/2026/09/30/opini… x.com/semaforben/status/2105…

Trump's revenge probe has subpoenaed Brennan and Clapper and spent 14 months hunting his enemies. Charges filed: zero. Lead prosecutors who quit: two. dworkinsubstack.com/p/trumps…

Most pressures, FBS defensive lines: Texas: 75 UCF: 63 LSU: 61 Texas State: 59 Indiana: 57 South Carolina: 57 USC: 56 Missouri: 55 Florida: 55 Baylor: 55 Buffalo: 55 Tennessee: 54 Maryland: 54 Liberty: 54 Louisville: 54 Virginia Tech: 53 Notre Dame: 53 Georgia State: 53 Miami (FL): 53 Michigan: 52 Memphis: 52 Iowa: 52 FAU: 52

Senator Schmitt: "ErrmMrrrph.. I... I'd like to solve it... THE ATLANTA HAWKS!"

Fun Fact: Jack Smith had 86 witnesses lined up ready to convict Donald Trump, and every goddamn one of them was a Republican

Our very unstable, war mongering President (see also:: Donald Trump) is being handed enhanced nuclear warfare capabilities and no one is talking about it… 🤯 This should scare the shit out of everyone.

Sen. @ElissaSlotkin: The authoritarian playbook is very clear. When you're at risk of losing, you either A, make up a threat that only you can protect people from, or B, find a way for federal law enforcement or the military to seize ballots or voting machines. In Hungary, Orbán used Plan A. In the run up to election day, we need to be alert and ready. If you hear in the next 34 days that there is a new security threat that you've never heard of, that somehow requires federal law enforcement or the military and not local police, an alarm bell should go off in your brain. Do not let him get away with that.

Nick Saban's arrogance after joining us talking heads is starting to bother me, as if he's the voice of all things college football. You quit when you no longer could control everything + out-talent everyone, took your ball and went home.

"This is what a stone-cold liar looks like. Cool, calm, collected. He's got canned responses that he practiced, and if you look inside all of it, it's total b.s."

Hello Lord Watson of Palantir. Here are some more "inadmissible facts" you have conveniently ignored. According to NHS England itself, on precisely the figures you quote: “We cannot therefore draw conclusions about cause and effect as other variables have not been controlled for.” NHS England confirmed that these figures do NOT provide causal evidence that your employer's software created the improvements you’re claiming england.nhs.uk/digitaltechno… In July, the statistics regulator warned that NHS England would need to "include clear information about causality" in relation to these figures. Another inadmissible fact osr.statisticsauthority.gov.… When the Health Foundation compared hospitals using Palantir’s discharge tool OPTICA with those that were not, its findings went against your purported figures. They "found no meaningful difference in delayed discharge performance in trusts that have adopted OPTICA compared to those that have not... We found no noticeable improvement in discharge performance among trusts using OPTICA." Worse, they also "found a marked deterioration in performance at South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust after the adoption of OPTICA." osr.statisticsauthority.gov.… Days into your new role, and already publishing disinformation.

Watched @sammorril in his new special He’s become an absolute killer - really peaking at his craft Hilarious

Well said 👏... Glazers are blind

This guy was rebuked last year by the Pentagon's Inspector General, who said Hegseth's reckless disclosure of imminent battle plans “created a risk to operational security that could have resulted in failed U.S. mission objectives and potential harm to U.S. pilots."

Total Wealth of Bottom 50% of U.S. households 1989: $317.8 billion 2026: $313 billion Total Wealth of Top 0.00001% (20 households) 1989: $88.6 billion 2026: $4 trillion This is insane! We need a wealth tax on billionaires NOW!