Congress will NEVER fix itself. They'll NEVER vote for Term Limits on themselves, or make a Balanced Budget, LAW. The ONLY solution is a Convention of States!
@DiligentDenizen@StitchL84 Good! Your Framework is a great contribution to the X community. Thank you!
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@TrumpTruthOnX In the end, rather than Biden's admin spending over $300 million doing the job, Trump's restoration cost about $13 million. Instead of Biden's three years, the project took less than two months.
What do dumocrats say?
"To hell with savings & beautifying D.C.! I hate Trump!!!"
@iAnonPatriot Not only should he be arrested ...
The professors and journalists promoting the LIES should be arrested for being an accomplice and inciting this kid's theft.
@foambreaker@KGWNews A close-knit small clan of Democrats choose Kamala Harris as the Presidential candidate, instead of the People by a democratic vote.
Yet, ignorant Democrats call our President, voted in democratically, a "king". LOL.
Democrat's constituents are:
1) Chumps
2) Idiots
3) Imbeciles
4) Impostors
5) Grifters
6) Scammers
7) Hypocrites
8) Arsonists
9) Assassins
10) Bank robbers
11) Burglars
12) Cybercriminals
13) Drug dealers
14) Embezzlers
15) Forgers
16) Hijackers
17) Kidnappers
18) Murderers
19) NarcoTerrorists
20) Pedophiles
21) Sadists
22) Masochists
23) Illegal Aliens
24) Nutcases
25) Psychopaths
26) Traffickers
27) Atheists
(I may have missed some. As long as the person doesn't have any common sense or personal ethics, they qualify as a Democrat constituent.)
That bat flip still gives me chills—peak FOX magic!
But trying to relive ALCS highlights on FOX One?
No profiles means family chaos over resumes.
Here's my trial nightmare... #FOXOneFail #ALCS @watchfoxone @FOXSports@FOXNews
Hey FOX One, your "Everything FOX. All live. All in ONE place" pitch sounded revolutionary... until I dove in on day 3 of my 7-day trial.
Spoiler: It's a family streaming nightmare wrapped in a $199/year bow. No viewer profiles? No parental controls? In 2025? Come on, this isn't 1999 dial-up—it's amateur hour for a "premium" service.
Picture this: Me, Wayne Gerald, hyped for live sports, news, and on-demand binges with the fam. Instead? Shared account chaos where my wife's resume on a true crime doc gets nuked by my kid fast-forwarding cartoons.
"Wait, where was I?" isn't a game—it's every playback session.
And parental controls? Zilch. So now I'm manually vetting every Gutfeld! episode (TV-14, folks) because your "content ratings in descriptions" workaround is parent-speak for "good luck, sucker."
So I hit up your live chat—hoping for fixes, timelines, anything. What'd I get?
A deflection parade from "Merrelliz" and supervisor "Frest": "We'll share your feedback with leadership!" (x3, plus endless "I’d be happy to pass it along within our team and we'll keep it in mind").
No roadmaps, no ETAs, just canned "we're working on app features" BS—even after I hammered that it's MISSING on the WEBSITE too (laptop gang, rise up), crickets.
Oh, and that "parental controls on your TV" tip? Useless for mobile/web streaming—try blocking late-night rants on a road trip with that gem.
Worse, it reeked of desperation: Both agents hammered "check-ins" every few seconds ("Haven’t heard from you in a bit—anything else? Is there anything I can assist you with?" on repeat), "Please give me a moment" stalls, and hard pivots to "For now, is there anything else?" like clockwork, dodging my direct "Is there any intention to roll out these basic features?" bombs.
When cornered on timelines? "I do not have the answer." Supervisor even gaslit me by insisting I was "using the app" despite my clear PC/website clarification.
I felt like they were speed-running an eject button to ghost a paying customer mid-rant—uncomfortable truths about your half-baked launch clearly hit too close to home.
Netflix? Profiles for days, PIN-locked kids' zones.
Hulu? Same, plus seamless resumes.
Amazon Prime? Family sharing without the headache.
But FOX One? Forces households to fight over one sloppy history or pony up extra subs per person? That's not "family-friendly"—it's a cash grab disguised as innovation.
Launched Aug 21, and STILL no basics?
Embarrassing for a Fox empire built on cutting-edge TV. Trial ends soon—$199 auto-charge looms.
Fix this NOW: Roll out profiles & controls, or watch me (and my RT army) #CancelFOXOne.
Who's with me? Tag a friend suffering the resume roulette. #FOXOneFail #StreamingBasics #FamilyStreamingNightmare #BoycottFOXOne #FixFOXOneNow
Full redacted chat transcript for receipts (because words are cheap—here's the deflection in black and white, clearly labeled by speaker):
FOX ONE Chat Start
This chat will begin with our AI assistant. By sending a message and using this chat feature, you agree that FOX and our vendors will transcribe, use, and retain your chat and you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
AI Assistant: Hi, I'm the FOX AI Assistant. Have questions about your account or tech problems? Ask us anything.
User: live agent
AI Assistant: Alright, one moment while I see what's available for you. To help our team connect with you quickly and resolve your issue, could you please provide your email address? This will make sure the live agent can reach out directly if needed.
User: ******AI Assistant: Thanks for sharing your email. I’m bringing in a live expert now to continue right where we left off.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Hey there! I’m Merrelliz. Thanks for reaching out, I’m happy to help. Just a quick heads-up: the chat may time out if there’s no activity, so feel free to send a quick message after each step to keep it active. I’m just reviewing everything carefully to make sure I can best assist you. I’ll be right with you.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): It looks like we received your email (******) but not your name. Could you share your first and last name with me?
User: ******
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Thank you, ******. How may I help you today?
User: I am on a 7 day trial, and have paid for a year of FOX One after the trial. There are no viewer profiles! Shared accounts without separate profiles turns binge-watching into a family game of "Wait, where was I?" especially for on-demand playbacks where resume points get overwritten. Am I doing something wrong?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Please give me a moment. Live Agent (Merrelliz): Thank you for waiting. I understand you’re reaching out today because there are no viewer profiles, and I’m sorry for the inconvenience this has caused. I’ll be more than happy to assist you with this!
User: FOX One lets you stream up to 5 devices simultaneously. However, there are no viewer profiles. Every streaming service I know has view profiles, but not FOX One?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): That is correct.
User: viewer You can only stream using one account, but stream up to 5 devices simultaneously. Why? This is creating "Who watched what and where they are" in the news program chaos.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Thank you for bringing your concern to our attention. I’ll gladly share your feedback with our leadership team. We truly value your input!
Live Agent (Merrelliz): I'm just checking back in. I haven’t heard from you in a bit. Can you let me know if there’s anything I can assist you with? If you’re typing a message, don’t forget to press the Enter/Return key on your keyboard to send it. If you’re on a mobile device, just tap the Send button.
User: Is the reason to force each household member to buy their own subscription to FOX One? That's crazy. I don't have to do that with Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, or any other streaming service. The whole family can enjoy. Not just one.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Please give me a moment.
User: So FOX One's policy is no family sharing? Because without separate viewer profiles, this makes it impractical for an adult couple, for example, to go back to continue watching what they were watching.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): Thanks for hanging in there! I’m just reviewing everything carefully to make sure I can best assist you. I’ll be right with you. Ok. Thank you for waiting. I understand you’re concern about the missing features, and I completely get how important it is to have the tools and functions that matter most to you. Your feedback helps us shape improvements and prioritize what customers like you need. I’ll gladly share your feedback with our leadership team. We truly value your input! For now, is there anything else I can help you with?
User: I can't find parental controls, either. I don't want kids watching Gutfield, for example.
Live Agent (Merrelliz): FOX One doesn’t currently offer parental controls, but don’t worry—you can still stay informed. Each show or movie includes a content rating in the description so you can decide what’s right for your household.
User: So. FOX One doesn't have: 1) Viewer Profiles 2) Parental Controls. I find this hard to believe that such basic features in all streaming services such as these, are not on FOX One. Why is that?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): I truly apologize for the missing features. We are still working on the app's features. Thank you for bringing your concern to our attention. I'd be happy to share your feedback with our leadership team. Would there be anything else I can help you with?
User: It's not just "the app's features". It's also a problem on the website using a PC. It's not there either. Is there any intention to roll out these basic features I mentioned?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): I understand. FOX One doesn��t currently offer these features yet.
User: I already know that. That's why I'm chatting about it. Again ... Is there any intention to roll out these basic features I mentioned?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): For now, I do not have the answer. However, I can assure you that your feedback and suggestions will be shared with our leadership team, as we are still working on improving FOX One. Is there anything else?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): I'm just checking back in. I haven’t heard from you in a bit. Can you let me know if there’s anything I can assist you with? If you’re typing a message, don’t forget to press the Enter/Return key on your keyboard to send it. If you’re on a mobile device, just tap the Send button.
User: So my input is giving the leadership team a new aha moment, whereas my suggestion of Viewer Profiles and Parental Controls is something new they never thought about? I have a hard time believing that nobody thought about this yet, and nobody knows if it will ever be a basic feature yet?
Live Agent (Merrelliz): To better assist you, I’ll transfer you to a supervisor. Please hold on while I connect you, and thank you for your patience!
Supervisor (Frest): Hey there! I’m Frest. Thanks for reaching out, I’m happy to help. Just a quick heads-up: the chat may time out if there’s no activity, so feel free to send a quick message after each step to keep it active. I’m just reviewing everything carefully to make sure I can best assist you. I’ll be right with you.
User: Thank you.
Supervisor (Frest): Hi. I'm Frest, one of the supervisors here on FOX Support. Kindly give me a few minutes to check the conversation you had with the previous advocate.
User: Ok. :)
Supervisor (Frest): Thank you for patiently waiting. I have reviewed the conversation you had with the previous advocate that you spoke with earlier. Thank you very much for letting us know about your suggestion feature on the FOX One app. I would be happy to pass it along within our team and we'll keep it in mind. I'm sure that this feature will make it easier for you to use the app and I would be happy to take note of this concern.
Supervisor (Frest): Just checking back in. I haven’t heard from you in a bit—can you let me know if there’s anything I can assist you with? If you’re typing a message, don’t forget to press the Enter/Return key on your keyboard to send it. If you’re on a mobile device, just tap the Send button.
User: Nobody at FOX One thought about these two basic features until now? My free trial is 3 or 4 days in, and my annual subscription for $199 is about to trigger a charge for FOX One. I just want to know if I can anticipate Viewer Profiles and Parental Controls.
Supervisor (Frest): For the parental controls, it should be on your TV. To enable parental controls on your TV, go to the Settings menu, find Parental Controls or Program Rating Lock Settings, create a 4-digit PIN, and then set the desired restrictions, such as blocking content by rating or specific apps and channels.
User: These are such BASIC features of all streaming services. Not a huge thing not to have.
Supervisor (Frest): I understand your statement. The instructions provided is how you should enable the parental control on your TV. For your other feedback feature, I would be happy to take note of it.
User: This is not practical if one is streaming on a different device. I can't block Gutfeld from being watched on my TV settings.
Supervisor (Frest): For now, is there anything else that I can assist you with?
User: Also, Viewer Profiles. Can I anticipate that will be a basic feature in the future with FOX One? Or do you not know?
Supervisor (Frest): As previously mentioned, regarding your feature feedback, I would be happy to pass it along within our team and make sure to keep it in mind. For now, is there anything else that I can assist you with?
User: This is not being very helpful. So I can assume you don't know. Correct?
Supervisor (Frest): I believe I have mentioned that your feedback is not on the basic feature on FOX One app. Since you are using the app and have a thought on how would this app make your usage of the app easier, I believe that taking this into account would be great so we'll try to consider your opinion about the app and how future users have an additional access or feature. Please let me know if you need anything else. Thank you.
Supervisor (Frest): Just checking back in. I haven’t heard from you in a bit—can you let me know if there’s anything I can assist you with? If you’re typing a message, don’t forget to press the Enter/Return key on your keyboard to send it. If you’re on a mobile device, just tap the Send button.
User: I'm not "using the FOX One app". I said I was using the website on a PC. I don't where you read that I said otherwise.
Supervisor (Frest): App and on the website should have the same feature option. As mentioned, we'd love to take note of your feedback about this. For now, is there anything else that I can assist you with?
User: Two BASIC features is all that I expected from FOX One in my subscription, which all other streaming services already have. 1) Viewer Profiles 2) Parental Controls That's not too much to ask for. This has been a very frustrating chat."
@JoJoFromJerz You need to ask the Democrat Senate. Ask why Scummer is so irresponsible.
A CR is designed as a temporary "stopgap" measure to keep the government funded at current levels for a short period (like weeks or months) while Congress works on full-year appropriations bills.
The idea is to avoid shutdowns by bridging the gap, and a "clean" CR—one without policy riders (aka "agendas" like new spending directives, cuts, or unrelated provisions)—is widely seen as the responsible default.
This keeps funding separate from broader debates, allowing those policy fights to play out in the "regular order" of House and Senate business: debating and passing the 12 individual appropriations bills through committees, floor votes, and reconciliation where needed.
@KaiTrumpJr #3
Our domestic enemies are the most dangerous threat to our democracy (democratic Constitutional Republic).
These American Marxists are ignorant and full of hate, thus they create constant chaos, confusion, theft, injury, and death.
@BrandonStraka Brandon, I love you, but I think you're looking at the picture from a totally different perspective than I am. :)
https://t.co/MCHsbIYBll
Time's cover of President Trump is a bold, almost operatic portrayal of Trump—part Renaissance portrait, part superhero origin story.
The upward gaze gives him this aura of quiet exaltation, like he's absorbing divine inspiration or plotting his next conquest, which fits the "HIS TRIUMPH" headline perfectly.
It's flattering without being cartoonish, and the stark blue background amplifies that sense of vast, uncharted skies ahead.
It's the kind of cover that screams "iconic moment" and begs you to flip open the pages.
In a sea of bland celeb shots, this one's got gravitas.
As for the pose, that three-quarter profile with eyes tilted skyward is a classic trope in portraiture.
It symbolizes aspiration, foresight, and unyielding resolve, positioning Trump not just as a winner, but as a visionary leader peering beyond the chaos toward some promised horizon.
It's less "smug grin" and more "prophet on the mountaintop," which cleverly sells triumph as destiny rather than just ego.
Time's cover of President Trump is a bold, almost operatic portrayal of Trump—part Renaissance portrait, part superhero origin story.
The upward gaze gives him this aura of quiet exaltation, like he's absorbing divine inspiration or plotting his next conquest, which fits the "HIS TRIUMPH" headline perfectly.
It's flattering without being cartoonish, and the stark blue background amplifies that sense of vast, uncharted skies ahead.
It's the kind of cover that screams "iconic moment" and begs you to flip open the pages.
In a sea of bland celeb shots, this one's got gravitas.
As for the pose, that three-quarter profile with eyes tilted skyward is a classic trope in portraiture.
It symbolizes aspiration, foresight, and unyielding resolve, positioning Trump not just as a winner, but as a visionary leader peering beyond the chaos toward some promised horizon.
It's less "smug grin" and more "prophet on the mountaintop," which cleverly sells triumph as destiny rather than just ego.
Time's cover of President Trump is a bold, almost operatic portrayal of Trump—part Renaissance portrait, part superhero origin story.
The upward gaze gives him this aura of quiet exaltation, like he's absorbing divine inspiration or plotting his next conquest, which fits the "HIS TRIUMPH" headline perfectly.
It's flattering without being cartoonish, and the stark blue background amplifies that sense of vast, uncharted skies ahead.
It's the kind of cover that screams "iconic moment" and begs you to flip open the pages.
In a sea of bland celeb shots, this one's got gravitas.
As for the pose, that three-quarter profile with eyes tilted skyward is a classic trope in portraiture.
It symbolizes aspiration, foresight, and unyielding resolve, positioning Trump not just as a winner, but as a visionary leader peering beyond the chaos toward some promised horizon.
It's less "smug grin" and more "prophet on the mountaintop," which cleverly sells triumph as destiny rather than just ego.
Time's cover of President Trump is a bold, almost operatic portrayal of Trump—part Renaissance portrait, part superhero origin story.
The upward gaze gives him this aura of quiet exaltation, like he's absorbing divine inspiration or plotting his next conquest, which fits the "HIS TRIUMPH" headline perfectly.
It's flattering without being cartoonish, and the stark blue background amplifies that sense of vast, uncharted skies ahead.
It's the kind of cover that screams "iconic moment" and begs you to flip open the pages.
In a sea of bland celeb shots, this one's got gravitas.
As for the pose, that three-quarter profile with eyes tilted skyward is a classic trope in portraiture.
It symbolizes aspiration, foresight, and unyielding resolve, positioning Trump not just as a winner, but as a visionary leader peering beyond the chaos toward some promised horizon.
It's less "smug grin" and more "prophet on the mountaintop," which cleverly sells triumph as destiny rather than just ego.