You meet Elon on a weekday, he is working.
You meet Elon late at night, he is either working or deep in thought trying to solve a problem.
You meet Elon on a Saturday, he is working again.
You meet Elon on a Sunday, he is working again.
You meet Elon on his birthday, he is working again.
He does not care about personal wealth or the title of richest person. He cares about building things that help humanity.
And look at what his companies are doing:
Neuralink is finding cures for paralysis and blindness.
Tesla is accelerating the world’s transition to sustainable energy.
SpaceX is working on making humanity multiplanetary.
X is restoring free speech.
xAI is building truth seeking AI.
He is doing everything he can to push humanity forward and create a better future for all of us.
Anyone against this man, is on the wrong side of history.
I hate that I have to do this, it’s my least favorite part about my life. I knew my life would get even more dangerous when I announced I am suing California and began accepting invitations to speak on college campuses this semester.
I need to raise money again for security. Doing the right thing and exposing evil now puts your life in danger in today’s society. For example, a UC Irvine “lecturer” (teacher) is insinuating it would be funny to assassinate me and leftist are threatening to kill me constantly.
I will not cower to the radicals or the far left who threaten and plot to kill and destroy our country, yet the $30k–$50k a month it costs me just to stay safe doing my job is unsustainable. I make enough for my needs and my employees, but this added expense produces no return and is unsustainable on my own.
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God bless,
Nick
Michigan taxpayers financed the University of Michigan.
The university then expanded into healthcare, absorbed community hospitals, bought physician practices, and built a system with 12 hospitals and hundreds of clinics.
Now those same taxpayers return as patients and pay commercial prices to use what their money financed.
Quite a business model. The taxpayer finances the expansion.
The taxpayer loses the independent alternatives. Then the taxpayer receives the invoice.
And if you think it’s not happening in your state, think again.
🚨 BOMBSHELL JUST DROPPED 🚨
Don Lemon’s federal indictment just got UNSEALED and it’s worse than we thought.
The ex-CNN clown is charged with CONSPIRACY AGAINST RIGHTS and violating the FACE Act for helping storm a Christian church in St. Paul, Minnesota during Sunday service to attack worshippers over ICE.
New details prove he was in on it from the jump: In the pre-op meeting he thanked the ringleader Nekima Levy Armstrong “for what she was doing,” promised her he wasn’t going to spill the plan, then said “see you there.”This wasn’t journalism. This was coordinated intimidation of Christians praying in their own house of God.
Trump’s DOJ is finally holding these people accountable.
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Michael Bublé invited a nervous 15-year-old onstage. Then the superstar realized he needed to step aside.
At first, this looks like it might become an awkward talent-show moment. A mother in the audience is shouting that her 15-year-old son wants to sing, and Bublé jokingly calls her a “crazy woman” before deciding to give the boy a chance. Sam Hollyman walks onto the stage in ordinary clothes, stands behind the microphone and looks nervous. Nobody knows what is about to happen.
Then Bublé starts Feeling Good, and Sam begins to sing.
Within seconds, Bublé's expression changes. The polite smile disappears, replaced by genuine surprise. Sam's voice is warm, steady and remarkably mature for someone who is only 15, with a tone that feels surprisingly comfortable alongside Bublé's own. The singer isn't pretending to be impressed for the audience. You can actually watch him discover the talent in real time.
And then comes the best part. Bublé doesn't try to reclaim the moment. He pulls Sam forward, gives him more space and starts singing behind him. The famous singer becomes the support act while the unknown teenager takes the spotlight. For a performer of Bublé's stature, that small gesture says a lot: when someone really deserves the microphone, the right thing to do is give it to them.
It also changes the way you see the mother who was shouting from the audience. Before Sam sang, she looked like the embarrassing parent who was pushing her child onto a stage. After he sang, she suddenly looked like the only person in the room who already knew what everyone else was about to discover. She was willing to look ridiculous because she believed her son deserved one chance.
Bublé eventually introduces him as a “15-year-old killer” and jokes that Sam has four years to win The X Factor and destroy his career. The joke works because, by then, Bublé has already made his point. He genuinely thinks the kid is that good.
Sam would go on to pursue music himself, including an appearance on The Voice UK, but the lasting appeal of this clip isn't really about what happened afterward. It is about the few minutes when nobody knew what would happen. A mother took a risk, a nervous teenager opened his mouth, and a famous singer heard something that made him willingly give up the center of the stage.
Counterterrorism expert @SebGorka agrees that you should travel the world before you go to college. One of the best antidotes to anti-Americanism is perspective. Americans should experience other countries, meet people who have lived under socialism or communism, and understand what life looks like when the freedoms they take for granted simply do not exist.
There is a reason so many immigrants come to America with a deep appreciation for this country. They know what the alternative looks like, and it’s not nearly as good.
Our kids should know it too. Teach them what America has given the world, what happens when freedom disappears, and why a strong America matters far beyond our own borders. Sometimes you have to leave America to understand just how extraordinary America is.
Watch here 👉 https://t.co/zjfsdeuZB8
Tesla designed the Cybercab so a blind person can ride without needing any help.
And you can see that in the hardware.
Inside the Cybercab, the door release has a warning-triangle door icon and Braille that reads OPEN.
Lift it lightly and the butterfly door opens.
Pull it all the way to the second detent and it becomes the mechanical emergency release, meaning it can still open the door even if the car has zero power.
Your fingers can tell you exactly what it is before you pull it.
Then look overhead.
Between the dome lights is another button.
Braille says STOP.
Press it and Cybercab requests an immediate pull-over, ends the ride, and connects you with Robotaxi Support.
Think about why those two controls matter so much…
There’s no steering wheel.
There’s no pedals.
There’s no driver sitting up front to ask for help.
So Tesla made sure a blind passenger can physically find the two most important controls, identify them by touch, and use them independently.
The Tesla team didn’t stop there…
The doors can also automatically open when your phone approaches it.
The Robotaxi app works with screen readers.
The seats are positioned around wheelchair height.
There’s room in the cabin for a service animal and trunk space for things like a folded wheelchair or cane.
Voice and audio cues can replace information you would normally need to see on a screen.
Cybercab accessibility is a core part of the product and experience design… Elon even told us the goal is to make sure Cybercab meets the needs of the blind.
Tesla even once brought a production Cybercab to the National Federation of the Blind convention in Austin so blind attendees could actually get inside, touch the controls, and experience it themselves.
True autonomy is not true freedom if you still need another person beside you just to use it.
Cybercab is the definition of true autonomy.
🚨HOUSE SPEAKER MIKE JOHNSON HAD THE LAST LAUGH — JASMINE CROCKETT ARRIVED THIS MORNING TO FIND HER OFFICE MOVED TO A WINDOWLESS FILING ROOM IN THE BASEMENT OF THE RAYBURN BUILDING!
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Mike Johnson has been enjoying toying with the Democrats.
House Speaker Mike Johnson had the last laugh after Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett refused to stop interrupting members using their allocated time on the House floor.
Crockett, who believes she has “nothing to lose” since she’ll be out of a job in a few months, ignored Johnson’s warnings, so he made it clear that he controls the lower chamber, not her.
Congresswoman Crockett arrived on the Hill this morning to find her office had been moved to a filing room with no windows in the basement of the Rayburn Building for the duration of her term.
Johnson refused to hear her objections because he doesn’t have to.
Crockett has entered the “find out” phase of her dying career.
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John Bolton spent 2024 going on every cable show in America smearing President Trump as a criminal for retaining classified documents.
Today he pled guilty to doing exactly what he falsely accused President Trump of.
The irony is unreal!
The 1980s were a living Hell. Young people simply do not understand.
✔️New Coke.
✔️"Heaven's Gate" and "The Blue Lagoon."
✔️"Hello Larry" and "Alf."
✔️Lean Cuisine, Beefaroni and Jell-O casseroles.
✔️Mullets, rat-tails and BigHair.
✔️Kajagoogoo and Milli Vanilli.
✔️Parachute pants and monster shoulder pads.
✔️AMC Pacer and the Chevy Citation.
✔️Lawn darts and Pogo Balls.
✔️Parents letting their children roam alone in the world until the street lights came on.
✔️Having your morning cereal with pictures of missing kids your age who were either dead or kidnapped.
Those who were not there simply do not understand. It's a wonder civilization survived, and most of us silently suffer from the scars today.
Do not mock us survivors. We might tie you down in a beanbag chair and make you watch re-runs of The Morton Downey Jr. Show.