Matt Latta

If I live the life I'm given, I won't be scared to die.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Brilliant.

[Garry Kasparov @Kasparov63]

These days it's easy to recall the words of HL Mencken: "In this world of sin and sorrow there is always something to be thankful for. As for me, I rejoice that I am not a Republican."

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Sir this is a Wendy’s.

[@jason @Jason]

RESET ALL BOARDS TO BE RANKED BY SHARES HELD.

NO MORE DEI AND VIRTUE SIGNALING BOARDS

NO MORE "EXPERTS"

ONLY WARRIORS WITH SKIN IN THE GAME

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

@scoshow23 @WESTCOASTSUMA @maggikdab @NewsomRefugee @ShipMyMoneyDFS @grok Uh yeah most likely

[Adam Scherer @ShipMyMoneyDFS]

Nick Wright: Clay Travis isn’t actually one of the dumbest people alive. He just pretends to be for money.

Clay Travis: I swear to God I’m genuinely one of the dumbest people alive

[Ed Zitron @edzitron]

You are going to hell 👍

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

What is with the random capitalization, Greg? Are you having a stroke

[Greg Kelly @gregkellyusa]

Laughter, Tears, it’s all part of “life” and even DEATH. The soldier today, “shushing” the SecDef (Hegseth) got a little Carried Away With Himself. I’ve been to that TOMB a million times, People show up in Short Pants and drink Red Bull. Doesn’t mean they’re bad people, it’s just, basically, the World as it is. Pete knows the names, stories, and relatives of those KILLED in war. Do You?

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

How about you just make my goddamn health insurance cheaper?

[Bret Taylor @btaylor]

It was a privilege to speak with Katya Andresen at The Cigna Group’s Investor Day about what we’re building together and and why healthcare represents one of the greatest opportunities for this generation of AI to make a meaningful difference.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

This has to be like a Japanese Borat or Nathan Fielder

[Lexi - Puppy Girl Scientist - Catnip for British @LexiMilfArc]

I'm a massive fan of an underdog story in sports.
Yesterday, the smallest active sumo wrestler made his debut at 125 lbs at just 15 years old. Here is he taking on the 330lb 21 year old Toramusashi.

[Nathan J Robinson @NathanJRobinson]

It's simple: if you let this person lead your party then you are giving Palantir veto power over your agenda.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Christmas coming early!

[Phillies Tailgate @PhilsTailgate]

The Phillies are eyeing free agent infielder Ha-Seong Kim, according to @JimSalisbury215.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Yeah just like The Reynolds Pamphlet, right?

[Zondark @ZondarkAI]

一个拿了英伟达 $NVDA 三年的朋友，看到老黄发全员信承认婚外情，吓得连夜挂单准备清仓。

几百万的仓位，放着垄断全球的算力霸权不看，跑去轻信华盛顿政客攒出来的桃色剧本。

半夜两点还在微信上疯狂给我发语音：“完了完了，老黄晚节不保，跟女间谍搞在一起被国会调查，暗盘都跌没了6000���，开盘肯定要血崩……”

我听完反手就把抄底账户的融资额度拉满了。哥们炒了五年美股，居然连最基本的做局下套都看不出来。

那个叫 Alice Huang 的女人，川普早在一年前就收到情报简报了，为什么当时不查？偏偏等到上周中期选举变天，两党开始抢国会地盘，几个一直想卡英伟达芯片脖子的政客第二天就跳出来发难，非要把老黄往国家安全的火坑里推。

刚才我直接回了他一句：“换作别的老板被人下这种美人计套子，早就哭着报警说自己是受��者、把责任全推给安保和合规部门了。你猜老黄为什么不解释？”

朋友愣了半天没吭声。

道理很简单：一旦老黄顺着政客的剧本去扯间谍案，英伟达就会立刻陷入无休止的国安听证会，三万亿商业帝国当场停摆。所以这个63岁还在穿皮衣全球跑业务的老人，做出了一个决定，他直接发全员信说我对妻子不忠，责任全在我一人，宁可亲手砸碎自己几十年的纯爱人设、背上全网的道德骂名，也要一刀把这盆脏水死死锁在自己个人家务事里，不让政客伤到英伟达分毫。

正因为老黄主动拿个人名声挡了这颗子弹，董事会才能当场拍板宣��核心机密未泄露、全力支持老黄，连川普都公开站出来夸老黄是个值得尊重的人，还说照样带他出访亚洲。

本来是百年一遇的商业教父替股东负重前行，结果我的大聪明朋友一边享受着老黄用名声换来的护城河，一边嫌老黄挡刀的姿势不够体面，哭着喊着要把带血筹码割给华尔街。

[Mike Hayden @MichaelEHayden]

The blue tsunami has also wiped out the Katie Miller podcast

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Bro just buy a Rivian. Not made by shitty people

[Mahkus @mahkus]

I bought my first Tesla in September 2018. Purely because of autopilot. It allowed me to supercommute 150 miles a day after a night shift and not have to worry about falling asleep and running off the road.

I bought FSD in 2019 after experiencing autopilot and being blown away. FSD was a natural extension of autopilot that would allow me the freedom to sit back and recapture all my time on the road.

I bring up freedom because I feel like I've always seen Teslas as the best EV for hitting the road, never having to worry about charging, and letting the car do most of the driving. I drove other EVs before Tesla, but Teslas at that point (and still are) in a league of their own.

As our family got bigger, we moved up to Model Ys, then eventually decided we wanted something even bigger and more useful. In came the Cybertruck. The same great Tesla package of easy charging, ease of use, the added utility of a pickup truck, and that same great self driving.

I think that the Cybertruck's impending sunset hit home because after the Model S, X, and now the Cybertruck, it really hits home that Tesla doesn't seem to want to continue innovating in the customer car segment.

I get the benefits of autonomous driving (we have two Teslas with FSD purchased!) and it changed from being a party trick in the early years to an absolute requirement in any car - my wife will not let me buy a new car that doesn't drive itself! We use it every. single. day. in both of our Teslas. It's made roadtrips a breeze. Commutes no longer are stressful.

But what I don't understand through all of this is the absolute notion from Tesla that we need to delete the steering wheel, the pedals, the ownership, the freedom of having a vehicle.

With a young child, non-consumer owned vehicles like Robotaxi are a non-starter for us. We'd be taking car seats in and out at every stop. Waiting for a ride to show up with an inpatient kid crying next to us. We go camping, drive off the beaten path, and need the ability to drive manually at some points. And we absolutely need to own a vehicle so that we're not at the whim of waiting for a robotaxi to show up.

I also see Tesla as being one of the few companies that allowed us to take almost all of our energy consumption and vertically integrate it ourselves. Become completely energy independent. We make the electricity on our roof, it powers our house, it charges our cars, and fills our Powerwalls and Cybertruck so we can both save money and protect ourselves from outages. Their product lines as a whole have allowed us a freedom no other company has given us. And they all work perfectly together.

I can't fathom a future where we don't own our own vehicle. And it's hard to fathom us not driving Teslas either. It just doesn't make sense. Vehicles since they were invented were a symbol of personal freedom and being able to hit the road and go on your own adventure. Tesla's products let us do that. And kept us safe on the road and at home.

Watching the decisions Tesla is making recently has just left me puzzled as a consumer. We went from having lots of choices in vehicles. To those being whittled down. And now being force fed the notion we'll subscribe to a vehicle, and won't own that freedom.

I'm all for autonomous driving, don't get me wrong. I just want it on my own terms. I hope Tesla reverses course as of late. I think that's whats been the hardest - seeing what could have been enabled by their products to seeing that all being taken away and being offered yet another subscription. I get their path has changed, but I want to see Tesla change back to being the consumer focused company they once were.

Let us have a choice - let's all enjoy that abundance they've shown us we can have.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

@KingesqueKing @fambonijones Read this! https://t.co/snyTEA41Kd

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

You forgot to link the hot sauce!

[Erika Kirk @MrsErikaKirk]

To see leftist podcasters, comedians, and commentators laugh about political assassination as though it’s entertainment and the destruction of a human life is a punchline, is beyond disgusting.

My husband, Charlie Kirk, was killed in an act of political violence, something our two children and I will live with every day for the rest of our lives.

A culture that laughs at assassination is one of profound moral decay. It threatens the very foundation of our country and the principles that hold our democracy together.

You do not have to agree with someone’s politics to recognize the value of their life. This should not be so hard.

Political violence must never be something this country tolerates, excuses, or celebrates.

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

This is also you when you laugh at kids being deported or held in cages. So STFU

DJT alone brought our standards to this level. Accept responsibility for your part in that.

[Matt Walsh @MattWalshBlog]

The “jokes” about Charlie Kirk are heinous for reasons that have nothing to do with the fact that I agree with his politics. There is just something especially callous and soulless about gloating over a brutal, bloody murder we all saw with our own eyes. He was a young man and father of young children. We saw him get shot in the neck. The blood pour out. The natural human reaction when seeing something so violent, bloody, and shocking is to be moved and shaken by it. If instead you’re gloating and joking, it shows that this human part of you is dead. You truly are a soulless goblin in a way that’s only vaguely distinguishable from the guy who actually committed the murder. That’s what makes your callousness so disturbing for those of us who still have souls. We’re human and you no longer are. And that makes you a monstrosity to us. We’re not “offended” so much as revolted by the sight of you. You’ve become the spiritual equivalent of a maggot eaten corpse. You are a grotesquery, a morally disfigured beast.

[brandon* @brndxix]

day 4 of woke 3.0: we’re sending the gop sponsored tourist home ❤️

[andrew @mrnastynodrama]

The adult men lining up to buy Pokemon cards should be placed under the same type of conservatorship as Britney Spears was

[Matt Latta @MattLatta]

Beta mentality.

[Marjorie Taylor Greene 🇺🇸 @mtgreenee]

Atlanta needs a second airport somewhere north of the city.

Major cities all over the country have at least 2 airports.

Hartsfield-Jackson Airport is gigantic. Parking is often times full. Security lines can be long. The trains to the terminals are crowded and it can take up to 40 minutes if you just walk all the way to the last terminal.

And one of the biggest problems is the never-ending terrible traffic in Atlanta if you are driving from anywhere on the north side literally whether it’s down 75, 400, or 85.

[Bob Maplethorpe @RealTrillBill]

Rob Schneider was briefed on the war efforts.

[Sean Parker is FOR Transit @SeanForFive]

doing the republican scared of cities bit but the city is murfreesboro, tennessee