Jon Honhart

[Kevin Sorbo @ksorbs]

Alan Ritchson has decided the best use of his time is to attack Trump, and to throw a few jabs in at Catholics for some reason😂

You’d think he’d be smart enough to keep his mouth shut because fans of Reacher happen to also be right-wing. But nope.

[The Old Curmudgeon @Pokeycorky]

Fox News is not innocent!

After Trish Regan on March 27, 2020, following widespread backlash over an on-air monologue where she dismissed the early COVID-19 pandemic as a "coronavirus impeachment scam" and spoke the truth was terminated by Fox News.
#Outnumbered #FauciDiary

[John McAfee 🇺🇸 News @mcafeenew]

🚨BERNIE SANDERS IS HAVING A HARD TIME EXPLAINING WHY HE HAS $15 MILLION IN A CHINESE BANK ACCOUNT — THANK NICK SHIRLEY FOR DIGGING THAT ONE UP!

🔗 https://t.co/oy6j9TaVnv

The socialist millionaire just got exposed again.

Bernie Sanders is scrambling to explain a $15 million Chinese bank account that citizen journalist Nick Shirley uncovered. The same guy who spent decades railing against the “billionaire class” and “corporate greed” somehow has a massive fortune sitting in a bank in communist China.

No coherent explanation. Just the usual deflection.

Nick Shirley has done more to uncover Democrat corruption in the past three months than most government officials managed in years. First the Medicaid fraud, now Bernie’s Chinese cash. The man is a one-person wrecking crew.

Socialists love other people’s money — until it’s their own secret accounts that get revealed.

Share this everywhere so every Bernie bro who still believes the “fight the oligarchy” act sees the truth!

Follow @mcafeenew for more drops.

[Jon Honhart @jmhonhart]

@Roadman_Podcast 0.0

[Us_militryPower @Trumpspoof__]

Breaking 🚨;

☠️ A hacker group announced at 3:00 AM: "We have locked all Starlink ground stations worldwide. Pay $500 million in Bitcoin, or the world goes offline!"

🚀 Elon Musk replied at 3:01 AM: "Check your firmware. While you were writing that ransom note, Neural-Auto-Patch released a micro-update that routed your entire operation through a dead-end satellite in deep orbit. Thanks for testing our hotfix."

[Organized Ghost Peace. @thompsonterr]

🤣

[René Bugner @RNBWCV]

After his crash in the final sprint, Pavel Bittner walks towards the finish line on the Champs-Élysées with his bike on his shoulders #TDF2026

[Right Pulse News @RightPulseNewss]

🚨BILL MURRAY JUST TORCHED THE SWAMP WITH ONE LINE

"What this [Trump] vote means is that the country is dissatisfied with the way that Washington has worked."

WHO NEEDS HOLLYWOOD ELITES WHEN YOU HAVE BILL MURRAY?! 🔥🇺🇸💥

[Alec Lace @AlecLace]

President Trump ROASTED Kaitlan Collins

“I thought Kaitlan had really made it big with a major new sponsorship…

But then I informed her that it wasn’t her on the Bud Light can.

It was Dylan Mulvaney!”

[Johnny Midnight ⚡️ @its_The_Dr]

This puts it into Perspective, that’s just for Minnesota!

[USMNT Only @usmntonly]

BREAKING: 25-year-old USMNT and Vancouver Whitecaps midfielder, Sebastian Berhalter, is set to sign with Championship side Middlesbrough for a $2M fee.

(via @tombogert)

[Collin Humphrey @CollinJHumphrey]

My wife posted this video yesterday and people lost their minds 😂

[CryptoGoos @cryptogoos]

🚨 Cathie Wood has bought the SpaceX dip SIX times. She's underwater on ALL of it.

ARK started buying at $154. Then $130. Then $119.

Yesterday she bought another $15 MILLION at $123.

SPCX now trades at $115.67.

Total post IPO investment: over $475 MILLION.

Her entire position is roughly $600 million at cost, now worth around $520 million.

Down about $85 MILLION.

[Iru @officiallyiru]

New in Iru: Restrictions improvements for Apple beta releases.

Update here: https://t.co/W4ctbndcNA

[Brims @UTDbrims]

🗣️Marc Cucurella: I’m still shocked by what happened between me and Leo Messi during the World Cup final.

I explained to Messi that Cubarsí had injured his mouth, but instead, he told the referee that I was covering my mouth to direct a racist insult at him and pushed for me to be sent off with a red card.

That moment completely changed the way I saw him. It showed me that even the King of Football can make decisions that many people would see as unfair. For me, that incident lacked the sportsmanship and class expected from a player of his stature, and I simply cannot respect that.

It made me question the fairness of everything that happened that day. Winning is important, but honesty and integrity should always come first. When someone misrepresents your words to gain an advantage, it’s hard to look at them the same way again.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been my idol since I was a child, and nothing has changed that. I admire his discipline, mentality, and relentless work ethic. In my eyes, he built his legacy through dedication, perseverance, and merit alone, that is why Cristiano Ronaldo will always be my greatest football inspiration.

[Football Remarks @RemarksFootball]

What a legend Cucurella is 👏🏻

[Don_Vito 🇺🇸 @Don_Vito_08]

🚨 BREAKING: U.S. forces just went FULL PAY LOAD on Iran's terrorist IRGC lying scum at 7PM Eastern time.

The 11th STRIKE IN A ROW! They're unleashing absolute HELL on Iran's evil mullahs to protect our ships and troops in the Strait of Hormuz! 🦅🇺🇸

[Miroir du Cyclisme @Miroir2Cyclisme]

Il y a 40 ans jour pour jour, le Tour de France 1986 nous offrait ce moment mémorable. Greg LeMond, maillot jaune, et Bernard Hinault, maillot de la performance, main dans la main à l'arrivée de la 18ème étape à l'Alpe d'Huez 😍
LeMond leader du Tour plus que jamais à 5 jours de l'arrivée à Paris et Hinault reprenant la 2ème place au CG @ 2' 45" de LeMond.

📺 INA / 🎙️Robert Chapatte /Jacques Anquetil / Jean-Paul Ollivier
#BernardHinault #GregLeMond #AlpedHuez #TDF1986 #TDF2026

[Roadman Podcast @Roadman_Podcast]

LeMond: "Did Chris Froome Use A Motor" ???

[Roadman Podcast @Roadman_Podcast]

Doping didn't disappear from pro cycling.

It may have just moved to 2,500 metres.

This morning I interviewed James Witts, author of a new book called Dope. Halfway through the conversation, he described something I'd never heard in all my years around this sport.

He calls it "the altitude alibi."

Here's how it works.

Every spring, pro riders disappear to the same places. Mount Teide. Sierra Nevada. Weeks at altitude preparing for the biggest races of the year.

The logic is simple. Altitude exposure raises your hematocrit. More red blood cells, more oxygen, more power.

Except there are two problems nobody talks about.

Problem one: altitude doesn't work for everyone. There are genetic responders and non-responders. Some riders come down from the volcano flying. Some come down with nothing to show for three weeks of their season.

Problem two: altitude forces a trade-off.

At camp, you have a choice of protocol. Sleep high and train high, or sleep high and train low.

Sleep high, train high: you maximise the altitude adaptation. But the thin air caps your power. You can't train at full intensity, so you lose the training adaptation.

Sleep high, train low: you descend to do your sessions at full intensity and keep the training adaptation. But you give up some of the altitude effect.

You can't fully have both. Every altitude camp is a compromise.

Now here's where James's argument gets dark.

The biological passport, the system designed to catch dopers, doesn't test for drugs directly.

It tracks a rider's blood values against their own baseline. Deviate too far from your own normal, and you get flagged.

But when a rider is at altitude, the passport expects the deviation. Rising blood values are exactly what altitude is supposed to produce.

James believes some riders have worked out what that means.

Go to altitude. Microdose EPO. The passport reads the change in your blood as a natural altitude response.

Then train low, at full intensity, and take the full training adaptation - because you no longer need the mountain to raise your blood values. The drug does that part.

The altitude camp isn't the preparation.

It's the alibi.

I've spent years interviewing World Tour coaches, sports scientists and pro riders. I have never heard it framed like this before.

The full conversation goes much deeper: what the passport can and can't see, why microdosing is so hard to catch, and what it all means for the sport we love.

It drops soon on the Roadman Cycling Podcast. Follow along so you don't miss it.

His book is called Dope: How Drugs Changed Sport. Worth your time.

P.S. Genuine question for you: can the testers ever catch up in this game or cat & mouse?