Who is ready for $CRM earnings next week? We could see this go back to $300 if Agentforce shows a significant growth. @salesforce

Remember in 2013 when he said families would get good healthcare for less than the cost of their cable bills and then the cost of insurance skyrocketed? That was awesome.

When your military loved ones come home from deployment, that first hug holds everything, the worry, the missed birthdays, the empty chair at the table, and all those nights you prayed they’d make it home safely. They sacrifice so much, both in the duties they carry out and in the moments back home they can never get back. Their families sacrifice, too, raising children, keeping things going, and trying to be strong when all they want is to hear that familiar voice. 🙏

What EVERY Tesla Investors Must Do Right Now! x.com/i/broadcasts/1PKqrNMQB…

Watch Episode 1 of our Odyssey series made with Grok Imagine. Let us know in the comments if you'd like a full breakdown of how it was done! Creative collaboration with @WonderStudiosX and director Dev Walker @glumlot_

Barack Obama will hit the campaign trail with Democrats to talk about affordability. Obamacare premiums increased by 21.7% in 2026 and 169% since the law passed. If you think Democrats will make your life more affordable, just look at their track record.

I’m sorry, but seeing SO MANY of our youth voting for communism… simply means our schools have catastrophically failed.

Socialism does not work. It's really sad. France has everything: best weather, beautiful landscapes, culture and history, agriculture and food, ... And gave out too many free-bies, some people became entitled and lazy, the working class carries more and more of the lazy ones, and it will end up collapsing. But they will not go down without a fight. Add the furious ultra-left, who has no respect for traditions, State, ownership, work. And can easily enflame a dumb youth who has learned nothing in school. Is afraid of the future. And just wants to have the latest i-phone. We left. In 2014 we made the decision "family first". Started over at 48 and 68 years old. Little money. Forever grateful that the United States wanted us. We did it all on our merits. Now our children have a future. Here is a toast to all hard working immigrants who left countries where Socialism ruined everything.

Another look at the @Tesla footage that saved Kevin Finley from lying police officer Erik Schwartz, who now has been *fired/forced to resign...

Lyndon Johnson declared war on poverty in January 1964, and poverty promptly won. The Office of Economic Opportunity launched that same year, spending $800 million in its first year alone. By 1980, the federal government had spent over $3 trillion (in today's dollars) across the constellation of Great Society programs: Medicaid, food stamps, housing subsidies, community action agencies, the whole apparatus. The poverty rate in 1964 sat at 19 percent. By 1973, it had fallen to 11 percent. Impressive, until you notice it was already falling at precisely that rate throughout the 1950s, before Johnson spent a single dollar. The market was already doing the job. What Johnson created was a dependency infrastructure. The Aid to Families with Dependent Children program paid higher benefits when no father lived in the household, which subsidized his departure. Between 1965 and 1980, out-of-wedlock births among black Americans climbed from 25 percent to 56 percent. Charles Murray documented the numbers exhaustively in "Losing Ground" (1984), and the left never refuted the math; instead, they attacked Murray personally. Bureaucracies administer poverty rather than eliminate it. Every dollar Washington sends to a poor family in Chicago passes through a federal agency, a state agency, a county office, and a caseworker's desk first. The machinery consumes a stunning share before anything reaches you. Capital formation, voluntary exchange, and sound money pulled more people out of destitution in the 19th century than every federal program combined has since Johnson's cameras rolled in the Rose Garden.

Thomas Sowell: “I have never understood why it is ‘greed’ to want to keep the money you have earned but not greed to want to take somebody else's money.”

Ramp-up is in full swing at Giga Berlin. This week we hit the next production milestone: 7,000 Model Y built in one week. Congrats to the whole team!

The final 2026 US budget is out… One of the great political moves by the left in recent years has been convincing a large portion of America that we don’t already spend the vast majority of our money on healthcare and entitlement programs.

🚨 BREAKING from the Fuhrer: Russia is "flooding Europe with migrants." Strange, I don't remember Putin signing the asylum laws, funding the NGO boats or voting against every border fix. Someone shut down these WEF clowns 🤡

Elon Musk went from $180 million to broke in 2008. Then NASA called with a $1.5 billion contract. After PayPal, Elon’s share was $180 million. He bet all of it on two companies everyone said would fail: Tesla and SpaceX. By 2008 he was 37, and everything was going wrong at once. SpaceX had launched three rockets. All three failed to reach orbit. Tesla’s first car, the original Roadster, had quality problems. The factory was full of cars that couldn’t be delivered. Every month cost tens of millions. The economy collapsed into the worst recession since the Great Depression. And, as he put it, he was getting divorced, by the way, to add to that. That was definitely the worst year of my life. His fortune was gone. When Tesla called investors for money, some cursed at them and hung up. Asked if he was broke, he said: more than broke. On the Sunday before Christmas he woke up and thought he was closer to a nervous breakdown than he had ever been. SpaceX had money for one more launch. A fourth failure would have been game over. Flight four worked. The week of Christmas, NASA called with a $1.5 billion contract. Elon blurted out: I love you guys. Two days later, on Christmas Eve, Tesla’s investors agreed to put in more money. Both companies were saved within three days. In the middle of all this he met Talulah Riley. They were engaged after about two weeks. She was 22 and walked into a house with his five young sons. This week Tesla unveiled a new Roadster. The car that almost ended him in 2008 now flips in midair. Would you have bet everything twice? Follow me for more stories like this.

LOGAN: my wife and I make $130,000. We sold a house we couldn't afford for $415,000. Walked away with $77,000. Then I bought her a $22,000 car. We're pregnant. I still have a $37,500 truck loan. Now I have $50,000 left and a tax bill I haven't calculated yet. DAVE RAMSEY: you sold a house because you couldn't breathe. Then immediately bought a car. LOGAN: we needed reliable transportation. DAVE RAMSEY: you went from "we can't breathe" to "let's buy a car" in the same month. Y'all are broke people man. You make $130,000 a year and you have made a series of bad decisions that have made you broke. LOGAN: should I sell the truck? DAVE RAMSEY: yes. And understand you have a tax bill coming. You didn't hold the house a year so the gain is ordinary income. Probably a $20,000 tax bill. Sit down with a tax person now. DR. DELONY: Logan can I ask you something. Do you see the pattern? LOGAN: what do you mean? DR. DELONY: couldn't breathe in the house. Sold it. Got money. Immediately bought a car. Now can't breathe again. Sell the truck. Get more money. What's going to happen next time you have cash in hand? LOGAN: I see it. DAVE RAMSEY: sell the truck. Pay the capital gains. Pay off the credit card. Cut it up. Get back to the last time you were on solid ground. Two paid off cars and cash in the bank. LOGAN: that was a while ago. DAVE RAMSEY: I know. When I went broke I sat down and did an autopsy on every stupid decision Dave made. And I had to decide. You can keep doing the same thing and keep getting the same result. Or you can stop. That's why I'm telling you the hard truth Logan. Not to embarrass you. Because I was you. And I want you to win. 26 years old. Baby coming. Rent free house. $130,000 income. Every ingredient for an incredible start. And a habit of spending relief money the moment it arrives. Sell the truck. Pay the taxes. Cut the card. Then do the autopsy. Because the next chapter depends entirely on what you find.

An 88-year-old widow lives in a trailer with no computer. Federal records say she gave nearly $150,000 to Democrats in almost 15,000 donations: eight a day, every day, for five years. Her answer? “Hell no.” One reporter knocked on her door with the paperwork, and her reaction says everything. But somewhere out there, those donations carry her name, and she says she never saw a dime of it. So whose hands made them? Nobody has a straight answer, and this clip is only the first thread. Watch to the end, then tell me I’m wrong. WATCH FULL EPISODE BELOW!!! youtube.com/watch?v=X8ZRMjb2…

The U.S and U.K stock Markets over the years POV: you invested $500k into the U.S S&P 500 or the U.K FTSE 100

RT @iamtomnash: You aren't achieving your big financial goals because you aren't willing to sacrifice your small financial goals.

.@LockheedMartin announced third quarter 2026 earnings. Click below for more: #LMEarnings $LMT

SpaceX earnings production: A+ Tesla earnings production: F-