I was wondering if anyone was keeping a running total on Trump’s waste and abuse. You have to check out this video.
There’s so much, bet you forgot about some of it:
💰Ballroom: $1 billion project, taxpayers already on the hook for $300 million
💰 January 6 Slush Fund: $1.776 billion for January 6 rioters, including people who assaulted police
💰 Reflecting Pool: $16+ million to renovate the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
💰 Argentina Bailout: $20 billion
💰 DHS Waste: $172 million for private jets, plus $220 million for a Kristi Noem ad campaign
💰 Mass Deportation: $240 billion for ICE detention and deportation
💰 Trump Arch: $100 million, with a $15 million down payment already committed
💰 Military Parade: $45 million+ for Trump’s military parade
💰 Golf Trips: More than $100 million spent, projected to hit $300 million
💰 Screwworm Fiasco: Cut a $15 million prevention program, now potentially a $1 billion outbreak
B Hen was LOST for words after his nephew showed him the dance moves he does at parties 😭🕺👀
“Damn… My nephew really a gump y’all… Y’all do this in front of women?… You scaring all the b*tches in the club. What is that??”
Crunch Fitness Staff Call Police On Black Father And Son Over ID Dispute
A Black man and his 16-year-old son, both members at the East Brunswick Crunch Fitness, were confronted by staff after the son didn’t have his ID on him.
The father says he offered his own ID and the son’s school Genesis portal information, and asked them to get a manager. Instead, staff called the police.
He says his membership allows guests and the situation could have been handled internally without involving officers mid-workout.
A father and son with memberships end up dealing with police over an ID issue that staff refused to resolve.
This is the kind of unnecessary escalation that destroys trust.
How many more times does this exact situation need to happen?
Source: Fit With Rev (Facebook)
Melo: "'Don't be like your dad ... do it your own way.' Why the f*** would you want to do it your own way?"
Melo & Gil explain the challenges they face as being basketball dads while mentoring their sons 😳
$29,000 in bills, $5,000 in the bank. He gambled the $5,000 in Vegas and built an $80,000,000,000 company.
July 1973. FedEx has run 3 months and is already dying. The oil crisis sends fuel prices soaring. Pilots are buying jet fuel on their personal credit cards.
The checking account holds $5,000. The bills due Monday read about $29,000, most of it a $24,000 fuel invoice. Without fuel, no planes fly.
Fred Smith's last shot is a pitch to the General Dynamics board for a loan. The board says no.
On the flight home he doesn't go home. He detours to Las Vegas and puts the company's final $5,000 on the blackjack tables. He learned the game in Vietnam.
He walks away with $27,000 and wires it to Memphis. Enough to cover the bills and fly 1 more week.
His partner Roger Frock later confronts him. Smith shrugs: without fuel money they couldn't have flown anyway, so what difference did it make.
His own verdict: the $27,000 wasn't decisive, but it was an omen things would improve. That week bought time to raise $11,000,000 more.
The audit: by 1976 FedEx revenue hit $75,000,000. Today it moves over 15,000,000 packages a day and has run past $80,000,000,000 in annual revenue. Smith ran it until his death in June 2025 at 80.
The board wouldn't lend him $29,000. A blackjack dealer covered it in 1 night.
Le'Veon Bell says Ryan Clark kept talking trash his NFL rookie year, until he ran him over during practice
“He was on my head my rookie year. So we're doing rookie minicamp, and the veterans are watching. I'm hearing him talking, ‘Hey bro, he running high. He better get them pads down, because when the vets come out there, we gonna be lighting you up.’ He’s talking crazy”
“At the time, I'm a rookie. I ain't scared, but I don't know. I'm like, ‘Damn, maybe this dude is crazy.’ I ain't talking crazy back. I'm like, ‘Alright, we gonna see when the pads get on.’ Ain’t nobody ever shown me. I done played Little League, middle school, high school, college. Ain't nobody ever came to me crazy like, ‘Hey bro, I'm gonna knock your head off, and I ain't nothing you can do about it’”
“He said that in rookie minicamp. OTAs come, now the vets are out there. We doing OTAs, they tagging off, and he's still talking. ‘Oh bro, I can't wait till the pads get on. I can't wait till the pads get on.’ In my head, I'm thinking, ‘I can't wait till the pads get on either. You think it's gonna be sweet, and I'm telling you it's not’”
“Now training camp come. Day one go by, day two go by. We got helmets and shorts on. Third day come, we got our pads on. Fourth day, it's our first live practice. I'll never forget it. It was team run. The offensive line made a nice little hole for me. It was perfect. I had a perfect one-on-one”
“This happened in a split moment. I'm thinking, this is practice, and I remember you was talking crazy in rookie minicamp and OTAs. I'm not about to make no move right now. I'm about to lower my head. I'm about to run you over. I'm about to make my point right now.
I'm gonna show you all that little ‘running high’ stuff”
“I literally made a little move, looked right at him, and ran him over. Everybody was hyped. I literally got up, went back to the huddle. I ain't talk crazy, because at the end of the day I'm like, Yeah bro, all that stuff you was talking, I tried to tell you”
A driver says staff at a gated allegedly community refused to let him leave, leading to a tense standoff that ended with police being called but it didn't go as planned.😳🚔
This is a great way to handle the Flock Camera issue.
We all should use this speech at our own city council and say we have decided to join Shepard safety 😁
WTF this is what a cult member looks like just like what happened with Jim Jones. If this is a female and a mother they need to be investigated because This is not a normal sane person saying you wouldn’t care if Trump did disgusting things to you and your kids. Poor kids.