ZUCKERBERG GOT CAUGHT ON A HOT MIC AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
Trump sat Zuckerberg, Tim Cook, Sam Altman, and Bill Gates at the same table.
One by one, each stood up and thanked the president.
Cook: "I want to thank you for including me this evening."
Altman: "Finally a pro-innovation president. It's a very refreshing change."
But the real moment came when Zuckerberg thought the cameras weren't catching him.
The mic picked up a line he never planned to say publicly.
"I think it's probably gonna be something… I don't know, at least $600 billion. In the US - yeah."
Meta will spend $600B on American soil through 2028.
The same man Trump wanted to put in prison a few years ago - now sitting next to him, pledging more money into the economy than some countries' entire GDP.
Yesterday's enemies at the same dinner table. The question isn't why they made peace - it's what each of them got in return.
Most people do affirmations wrong. They repeat words while their body is still braced for failure. Kevin explains why the energy underneath your self-talk matters more than the words themselves. 🔑
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“We should start CHARGING politicians with crimes for voting on sanctuary policies and make THEM accessories to whatever crimes illegals commit in those jurisdictions!”
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🔥🚀🤖ELON MUSK ON SENDING OPTIMUS ROBOTS TO MARS FIRST
An early step in preparing the red planet for human arrival.
“So the first flights there will send Optimus robots. We can go out there and explore, and kind of prepare the way for humans. That’ll be a very cool image if we’re able to achieve it… But that would be an epic picture to see Optimus walking around on the surface of Mars.”
He's outlining a phased approach where robots handle initial risks and data collection.
This minimizes human exposure to unknowns like landing challenges or environmental hazards.
Why it matters: Starting with machines allows iterative improvements based on real Mars data, building confidence before crewed missions. It's a practical way to turn exploration into sustainable progress.
Source: Elon Musk at SpaceX Starship Update, May 29, 2025 — Topic: Path to Mars
ELON MUSK: EARTH HAS EVERYTHING IT NEEDS TO RUN ON CLEAN ENERGY
"You can completely power Earth with solar panels and batteries, and there's no shortage of anything"
Earth is mostly iron - roughly a third iron, a third oxygen, and the rest spread across other elements. In simple terms, it’s basically a rusty metal ball with silicon on the surface in the form of sand
That matters because the same common elements make modern energy systems possible
Iron, phosphorus, carbon, and lithium are all abundant on Earth and form the core of iron-phosphate lithium batteries
"You can do the math. In fact, we did the math and published it, but nobody looked at it. It’s on the Tesla website
It shows that you can completely power Earth with solar panels and batteries, and there's no shortage of anything"