HOLD THE PRESS: NBC holds Abdul El-Sayed’s feet to the fire on his family’s ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.
He CLEARLY panicked and lashed out at the reporter.
NBC: “When people ask you a question, they do expect the truth.”
EL-SAYED (flustered): “Are you insinuating that somehow I was lying?!”
This is so good. He’s panicking and his lies are catching up to him.
A rare act of journalism from NBC News.
Quite remarkable to have leading Presidential frontrunner threaten to prosecute France's Central Bank governor for "Treason" (should he win)
This is what the Governor said:
REPORTER: “So you’re not against data centers in general?”
PENNSYLVANIA MAN: “No, no! Because we either move on or we go down the drain. That’s the way I see it.”
LMAO. Reporter tries the 'data center jobs are temporary' line on a Pennsylvania tradesman literally building one.
His answer: “Every job in my field is temporary.”
You mean like zuck donating to the hospital and the assholes attacking him for it?
Or George Lucas wanting to build an amazing museum ( ILM is very tech).
Or Google wanting to give Sf free WiFi?
Costco founder Jim Sinegal and Costco CEO Ron Vachris finding out that AI chatbots know the value of a Costco membership and have been regularly recommending them to users
as with every contentious culture war issue, many of the most viral accounts on x spreading lies about the cornell case are based in west asia. the rage bait doesn't even pay anymore. they're really just in it for the love of the game.
If a man and woman both choose to drink and use drugs and get drunk and high and then have sex -- which, I'm sorry to break it to people, is not a rare occurrence -- is the man guilty of rape, or is the woman guilty of rape, or is it both and neither?
If, in a male/female couple, the man gets super drunk and high and then woman doesn't, and then they have sex, is she guilty of rape?
If both the Cornell accuser and at least some of the accused voluntarily chose to drink and do drugs and have sex -- as happened -- why is the man accused of rape but not the woman?