Benjamin Netanyahu is heroic.  Israel is a very small country with a very small population, surrounded by enemies -- both terror-states and terrorist organizations.  Israel has a strong economy and powerful military and intel agencies.  He has led the country for a total of 14 years.  There are great leaders of big countries with large populations, economies, and militaries.  But Netanyahu is truly unique in history.  The battle he wages is a battle for all civilized nations, even though most of them are led by cowards and ingrates.  Should he lose the October 27 election, it'll be a defeat for the West.  And our enemies, especially the Iranian regime, will consider it their victory.

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Treasury Sec. Scott Bessent just CRUSHED Iran with massive sanctions, forcing the UAE to suspend Iranian flights! Over 80% of their international flights are grounded. You help Iran, you're OUT of the American economy. Trump and Bessent are showing the world what real strength looks like! 🇺🇸🔥

Elon Musk says “homeless” is the wrong word for what he sees happening on California’s streets.nitter.net/cb_doge/status/2103356… He called it a “homeless industrial complex” and argued that the issue goes far beyond people simply falling behind financially, pointing to severe drug addiction and untreated health problems. Musk also criticized San Francisco’s tax policies, saying the city’s tax on “all transactions” has pushed companies out.

Hunter’s tip of the day coming in hot… “Whatever this week threw at you, you’re still standing. That’s a win!” Be well everyone! 🙌🏼

🇺🇸 The Trump–Xi state dinner that just took place featured a large group of U.S. CEOs and top executives. Head table (with Trump, Melania, Xi, and Peng Liyuan): Elon Musk — Tesla and SpaceX CEO Jensen Huang — Nvidia CEO Lisa Su — AMD CEO Tim Cook — Apple Executive Chairman Other notable tech / AI / Semiconductor CEOs and leaders: Mark Zuckerberg — Meta CEO Sam Altman — OpenAI CEO Satya Nadella — Microsoft Chairman & CEO Sundar Pichai — Google/Alphabet CEO Sergey Brin — Alphabet/Google co-founder Jeff Bezos — Amazon Chairman Michael Dell — Dell CEO Cristiano Amon — Qualcomm CEO Sanjay Mehrotra — Micron CEO Eric Yuan — Zoom CEO Finance and Wall Street: Jamie Dimon — JPMorgan Chase CEO Larry Fink — BlackRock CEO Stephen Schwarzman — Blackstone CEO David Solomon — Goldman Sachs CEO Jane Fraser — Citigroup CEO Ryan McInerney — Visa CEO Michael Miebach — Mastercard CEO Industry, defense, and other: Kelly Ortberg — Boeing CEO Mary Barra — General Motors CEO Larry Culp — GE Aerospace CEO Jim Taiclet — Lockheed Martin Chairman, President & CEO Albert Bourla — Pfizer CEO

🚨 BREAKING: Vladimir Putin: "Forgiving terrorists is God's job. My job is to send them to God."

MASSIVE WIN! 🚨 Trump’s admin just denied 440,000 asylum claims and ordered them ALL removed! Asylum approvals dropped to 5% after DOJ cleared out anti-deportation judges to speed up the backlog. This is EXACTLY what we voted for. Secure the border and enforce the law! 🔥

We are going to win. We have no other choice.

Israeli PM accuses Zohran Mamdani of making NYC unsafe for Jews trib.al/kiGzO3L

Netanyahu just completely crushed the UN moral cowards who walked out on him! The UN is a corrupt, anti-American globalist joke that takes billions of our tax dollars and gives us NOTHING in return. It’s time to stop funding this garbage organization. Defund the UN! 🇺🇸

Israeli PM Netanyahu went after NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani at the UN General Assembly. He said Jews no longer feel safe in New York since Mamdani took office. He accused him of praising Hamas supporters, hosting a journalist who hid hostage-torture footage, and refusing to condemn posts liked by his wife that praised October 7.

There comes an age when finding a good parking spot feels like the universe is finally on your side.

READ THIS TWICE! 🚨 A family of five in California with two illegal-alien parents, two U.S. born children, and one illegal-alien grandparent can receive public services worth more than $100,000 per year!

Benjamin Netanyahu is undoubtedly one of the greatest leaders of our time.

If Abdul wins in November, he’ll get FULL ACCESS to classified U.S. intelligence as a sitting Senator. That’s not “resistance” as he calls it… That’s a security risk! Michigan: Choose wisely! 🚨

It's okay to cry when there's too much on your mind. The clouds rain when they get too heavy too. - Nanalulu

🚨 Something Is Hiding in the Darkness of Space — NASA Wants to See It NASA has now selected a remarkable new mission called PRIMA, short for the PRobe far-Infrared Mission for Astrophysics, to move into the next stage of development. It will become the first mission in NASA’s new Probe Explorers class of astrophysics observatories, with a launch currently targeted for 2033. PRIMA will carry a 1.8-meter telescope designed to observe far-infrared light, a part of the electromagnetic spectrum that can reveal cold dust and gas that are difficult to study with visible light or shorter infrared wavelengths. This matters because some of the universe’s most fascinating activity is buried inside these dusty regions. Stars are born inside enormous clouds of gas and dust. Young planetary systems develop within similar environments. Galaxies grow, supermassive black holes evolve at their centers, and cosmic dust accumulates over billions of years. Much of this activity can be hidden from ordinary telescopes. This is where PRIMA could open a completely different window on the cosmos. The James Webb Space Telescope has transformed our view of the infrared universe, but PRIMA is designed to explore longer far-infrared wavelengths. Instead of simply replacing Webb, it will investigate a different part of the cosmic spectrum and help connect infrared observations with what astronomers learn from powerful radio observatories. And there is an even deeper mystery. The dust PRIMA will study is not just something blocking our view. Cosmic dust contains elements that were forged inside earlier generations of stars. Over time, this material becomes part of new stars, planets and other cosmic structures. Understanding how that dust formed and spread could reveal more about how the ingredients for planets—and eventually worlds like Earth—were assembled. PRIMA will also investigate the cosmic history of water, potentially giving scientists new clues about where the material that helped make habitable worlds came from. If everything proceeds as planned, PRIMA could launch in 2033 and operate for at least five years. NASA says its project cost would be capped at $1.2 billion, excluding launch and other non-project costs, if it passes its future confirmation review. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory will manage the mission, with contributions from NASA centers and international partners across Europe, Canada, Japan, South Korea and the United Kingdom. For decades, astronomers have been studying the universe through the light that reaches us. PRIMA is being built to search for something different: the faint far-infrared signals coming from places where the universe has hidden its most important stories behind dust. And when that cosmic curtain begins to lift, scientists may discover that the universe has been telling us a story we simply could not see before. Source: NASA; NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

🚨BIBI JUST FUCKING DID IT. 💀 Netanyahu stood at the UN in NEW YORK CITY and directly called out Mamdani AND Hasan Piker. “Mr. Mamdani, you tried to stop me from coming here.” Then he brought up Hasan saying America deserved 9/11. This is absolutely fucking insane. 🇺🇸🇮🇱

It is time to unify-Vote Red wherever you live. Do not be part of the problem by not voting-be part of the solution especially in Blue states like Connecticut. Your Vote counts and needs to be heard now. Vote Red because your future depends upon it.