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[Knicks Union 🗽 @knicks_union]

Everything Mikal said on his drunk IG live today 😂

• Shouted out Atlanta for pissing him off and turning him up

• Called Ariel Hukporti “35” and joked that he lied on his birth certificate

• Called Jalen Brunson the GOAT and said his big-ass head needs a statue.

• Referred to Victor Wembanyama as the “French Prince N****"

• Called KAT a “big foot ass n****"

• Said Yabusele is a savage for dunking on LeBron.

• Confirmed that Dolan told the team not to have sex for 10 weeks.

• Told Dolan to build a practice facility in the city.

• Admitted he could’ve played better and still has more to prove.

• Said he wishes he was in the room when Coldplay made “Lost!”

• Said Brunson and the Knicks are “ready for another run.”

• Said Leon Rose changed the culture and organization.

• Said Becky Hammon’s “1A” comments fueled Brunson to win a chip

• Called Chris Paul a troll for sending him a Nets football helmet after he got traded and called him an “old ass n****"

[jfromflorida @jfromflorida1]

Iman Shumpert sitting w guys that never dribbled a ball is a mismatch .. beautiful coverage .. he’s analysis is getting better by the day

[Polymarket Hoops @PolymarketHoops]

Jalen Brunson just had the highest scoring Finals series by a point guard in NBA HISTORY (32.6 PPG).

WOW.

[💍 @hyattwatcher]

FINALS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
YOU CAN NEVER TAKE THAT AWAY
YOU WILL NEVER TAKE THAT AWAY

[Adrian Wojnarowski @wojespn]

In a largely unprecedented financial concession to give roster flexibility to a contender, New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson has agreed on a four-year, $156.5 million extension, his agent Sam Rose of CAA tells ESPN --- $113M less guaranteed than he’s eligible to receive in one year.

[Aston Villa @AVFCOfficial]

✨ CHAMPIONS LEAGUE AGAIN OLE OLE ✨

[Hoop Herald @TheHoopHerald]

Hard to remember how he was really moving in his prime

UNREAL

[Tekkers Foot @tekkersfoot]

Lamine Yamal is UNREAL. 🤯🇪🇸

https://t.co/3hOZE8Dh00

[Basketball University @UofBasketball]

Devin Booker Playoff Career:

'21: 27-6-5—55.8 TS%
'22: 23-5-4—58.7 TS%
'23: 34-5-7—68.6 TS%
'24: 28-3-6—66.2 TS%

Book is largely an unreal playoff performer. He's still only 27, massive runway of prime years ahead of him. Excited to see what Phoenix can do this year.

[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

Jon Ossoff just OBLITERATED Tulsi Gabbard while grilling her on Trump's claims from June that Iran's nuclear program was obliterated.

Watch this. 🔥

[barney @barneyxbt]

if they’re lying to your face about things happening right now in real time with cameras everywhere and the internet at your fingertips imagine how bad the history books are

[RANTZINE @rant_zine]

Let me explain why this jobs data revision matters, because the economics of "710,000 imaginary jobs" are wild: 🤯

US jobs data just got revised down by 710,000 jobs over the last 13 months.

That's an average of 55,000 imaginary jobs reported every month.

But here's the crazy part:

>⁠24 out of 25 months were revised DOWNWARD
>That's a 96% error rate
>⁠December alone: -65,000 revision (5th straight contraction)
>January: -4,000 revision

Systematic overstatement. Every single month.

Why it matters:

The Fed sets interest rates based on this data. Jobs were overstated by 710,000. The economy is weaker than they thought. Rates stayed higher for longer based on fake data.

Your mortgage, your car loan, your credit card - all priced on imaginary jobs numbers.

The BLS (Bureau of Labor Statistics) has become increasingly unreliable. When 96% of revisions go one direction, the system is broken.

[The Kobeissi Letter @KobeissiLetter]

BREAKING: US jobs numbers have now been revised down in each of the last 13 months, by a total of -710,000 jobs.

This means employment was initially overstated by an average of ~55,000 jobs per month.

US job numbers were revised down by another -4,000 jobs in January and -65,000 in December.

This brings the December reading down to -17,000, marking the 5th contraction over the last 9 months.

Since January 2024, there have been downward revisions in 24 out of 25 months.

US labor market data is more unreliable than ever.

[Bark @barkmeta]

Realizing American citizens paid $175 billion in illegal tariffs and it’s being refunded to companies instead of back to us.

[Christopher Webb @cwebbonline]

Throwback to Pam Bondi’s campaign ad for Florida AG

“I’ll fight to put human trafficking monsters where they belong. Behind bars.”

The ad aged. The internet remembers.

[Noah Chast @NoahChastTV]

Nick Emmanwori's mom Justina, who is Nigerian, does not yet understand the hype around the Super Bowl 😅

"Maybe this is something big that I don't know."

Her and the whole Emmanwori family are heading to San Francisco to watch Nick and the Seahawks.

@abc_columbia

[Jesus Freakin Congress @TheJFreakinC]

🚨BREAKING: Border Patrol agents illegally smashed through the glass door of a locked auto body shop, without a warrant, to detain the shop owner and an employee, in West Valley City, Utah.

Yes, agents are violating the Constitution all over the country, not just in Minnesota.

In the video, two agents are already standing inside the body shop when the owner’s wife asks them the most basic, constitutionally required question, “Do you have a warrant?” …after they broke in.

They illegally ignore her request and instead tell HER to stay back.

She continues demanding to see a warrant.

And then they say the quiet part out loud: “We don’t need one.”

They absolutely do, which is exactly what she tells them.

They continue ignoring her, after illegally breaking into a locked, private business, while ordering her to back up inside her own workplace.

The agents then begin questioning the shop owner and an employee, despite not knowing their status, and having zero probable cause.

She tells them, “My lawyer is coming, do you want to get sued?”

And the agents laugh.

Sit with that.

Border Patrol agents force entry into a private business, without a warrant, and laugh about accountability.

The agents admit on camera that they broke the glass door to enter the private property.

She says that’s why you had to break in… “Because you don’t have a warrant!”

And the agent says again: “It’s because we don’t need one.”

They detain the shop owner and an employee anyway, after breaking in, without a warrant… despite both men having no criminal records.

This is a blatant Fourth Amendment violation.

A locked business is private property… where a warrant is not optional.

If this is tolerated, it sets the precedent that federal agents can smash their way into ANY business, detain whoever they want, and disappear them.

That is not law enforcement.
That is an open assault on constitutional rights.

[𝗁𝗈𝗈𝖽 𝗅𝗈𝗋𝖽 𝖿𝖺𝗋𝗊𝗎𝖺𝖺𝖽💂🏾‍♂️ @hoodfarquaad]

this was 49 years ago... all these racist white kids in this video are 55-75 today. they run the country, run the judicial system, are police chiefs, etc. let that marinate bro.

[Confessionzzz @OPinfernonewac1]

Greatest kickoff receiver to ever play the sport

[MLB @MLB]

Happy 25th birthday to Corbin Carroll 🎉

Repost and reply for your chance to win his autographed @Topps rookie card!