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UPDATE: Scott Galloway reached out to me earlier today and asked me to call him. I'm glad I did. I've read @profgalloway's books, listened to his podcasts, and appreciated his willingness to confront campus antisemitism and debate people he vigorously disagrees with, including @BenShapiro with comity (and more than a little comedy). That's why his recent comments about Elon Musk surprised and troubled me. My central criticism was that Scott called Musk a "traitor to the West" while invoking Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed for espionage. I think it was a careless statement, but I don't think Scott is calling for Musk's execution. Too many people on this platform are making that accusation, but it's an oversimplification. He told me he explicitly opposes capital punishment. I still believe the analogy was overblown. We also discussed what actually happened with Starlink and Starshield in Ukraine. What was restricted, when, by whom, and under whose authority? I agree with him that we need to know what actually happened for transparency's sake. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Scott acknowledged that if Musk was legitimately enforcing a commercial agreement, not meddling in wartime policies as a private citizen, the accusation of treachery would be unwarranted. I hope that if that occurs, he will retract it publicly. We agree that serious accusations require serious evidence. I raised Scott's role as a UC Regent because I believe those entrusted with governing the best university on the planet deserve particular scrutiny. I never called for his removal, nor do I want him removed. Scott explained why that framing troubled him. I listened, and I understand his concerns better. Despite disagreeing with my criticism, Scott offered to defend my academic freedom and my right to criticize him. As a professor, I teach students to revise their conclusions when confronted with new evidence. Today I was reminded that professors must also reconsider their own approach, too. I stand by the substance of my criticism. But my tone should have been more collegial. Our conversation strengthened my respect for Scott's generosity and commitment to the University of California, a system that transformed both our lives. As a two-time native son of the UC system, I think Scott will play a vital role on that august board. Lastly, and most remarkably, two podcast hosts managed to have a contentious discussion and find common ground without recording another podcast about it. A first in (unrecorded) history.

IN 2013, SERGEY BRIN WAS CAUGHT HAVING AN AFFAIR WITH A GOOGLE EMPLOYEE $GOOGL IS UP 1,200% SINCE IN 2019, JEFF BEZOS WAS CAUGHT CHEATING ON HIS WIFE $AMZN IS UP 210% SINCE IN 2021, IT CAME OUT THAT BILL GATES HAD AN AFFAIR WITH A MICROSOFT EMPLOYEE $MSFT IS UP 115% SINCE

🚨#BREAKING: Battle of the Bay Turns Violent: Out-of-Control Brawl Between 49ers and Raiders Fans Outside NFL Game

Trump endorses an amnesty deal with Democrats, saying immigration maximalists are on the “pretty far right” and suggesting that illegals who have been in the US for 10-15 years should have an opportunity to stay. Follow: @AFpost

The Lowest Vs Highest Chain Revenues In October '26 $TRX had the highest revenue whilst $ALGO was in the bottom 10. The gap is 45,456x. Some select projects and their revenue: Tron: $24.91M Ethereum: $7.6M Base: $2.54M Robinhood: $1.37M Hyperliquid: $828k Berachain: $2,388 SEI: $2,214 Algorand: $548 Will the ones in the bottom 10 recover from here? 🤔

$INJ ETF vs $NEAR ETF Which one is better for you?👇 Nasdaq has approved the listing of the Canary Staked INJ ETF under the ticker INJC Bitwise’s NEAR has been live on NYSE Arca since late September, while INJC still needs its S-1 to go effective before trading begins. INJ : INJC is pending, with the Nasdaq listing approved and the S-1 not yet effective NEAR : NRR is live on NYSE Arca since late September → What the fees take from you INJ : 1.10% annual fee plus up to 30% of staking rewards NEAR : 0.75% sponsor fee → Staking yield before costs INJ : 7.5% gross staking APY, reduced by the fee and reward share NEAR : 5% gross, reduced by the 0.75% fee → How liquid the underlying market is INJ : $800M market cap with TVL around $20M NEAR : $5.25B market cap with TVL above $190M → Supply and how much gets staked INJ : 100M circulating, close to its hard cap, with 47% staked NEAR : 1.31B circulating with 45-46% staked → Size and track record so far INJ : no trading history yet, with a seed commitment of up to $15M from the Injective Foundation NEAR : ~$61M in AUM, with the 1 month NAV down roughly 20% → Unbonding periods and staking setup INJ : a 21 day unbonding period means the fund needs a liquidity buffer NEAR : in-house staking at around 94%, with rewards accruing to NAV Our Take 👇 If I had to pick one purely on the products and the assets behind them, I would lean NEAR, and I think INJ is the one I’d treat as the higher risk, higher upside bet. Once fees are in, the yield difference mostly disappears for me, since INJ lands around 4.1% after the 30% reward share and the 1.10% fee, while NEAR lands around 4.2% after its 0.75% fee. With yield about even, what tips it for me is a market cap roughly six times larger and about ten times the TVL, which says a lot about liquidity and ecosystem depth. That said, I can see why people get excited about INJ, because a supply near its 100M hard cap and a clear finance niche is a story that can move fast. A market cap around $800M also means flows from an ETF could shift the price more than they would for NEAR. So my own take is NEAR for the stronger foundation and INJ if you want a sharper swing, though both carry the full volatility of crypto. Where would you put your money?

HORRIFYING 🚨 Here are you newly elected Congressional Representatives: Darializa Avila Chevalier (Nee York) - She once said she used the American flag to wipe - She co-founded a group in college whose stated mission was the eradication of Western civilization - She ran on Medicare for All, universal basic income, abolishing police, the border, and prisons - After winning, she obviously donned a kippah Melat Kiros (Colorado) - She was born in Ethiopia. - She’s currently getting her PhD in wealth inequality, and she justified the 9/11 attacks during a TV interview. - She wants to grant mass amnesty for illegals, abolish ICE, nationalize healthcare, and pass a trans bill of rights. Claire Valdez (New York) - She once tweeted on the 4th of July that the system is rigged, our planet is run by billionaires and war profiteers, and this 4th we fight for liberation from Palestine to Puerto Rico. - She also wants citizenship for all illegals, your tax dollars for trans treatments, and the elimination of private health insurance. Chris Rabb (Pennsylvania) - Fellow socialist backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, meaning they want nationalized healthcare, zero border enforcement, weaker cops, stronger trans legislation, a free Palestine, and major, major taxes on the wealthy. Donavan McKinney (Michigan) - Fellow socialist backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, meaning they want nationalized healthcare, zero border enforcement, weaker cops, stronger trans legislation, a free Palestine, and major, major taxes on the wealthy. Angela Gonzales-Torres (California) - Fellow socialist backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, meaning they want nationalized healthcare, zero border enforcement, weaker cops, stronger trans legislation, a free Palestine, and major, major taxes on the wealthy. Aber Kawas (New York) - A DSA-backed state senator in New York. - She said 9/11 was America’s fault. - She campaigned one time with a Hamas terror headband, and she celebrated her win by celebrating Palestine, never America. Abdul El-Sayed (Abdulrahman Mohamed El-Sayed) (Michigan) - He volunteered for an Al-Qaeda organization and testified on behalf of a famous terrorist. - He protested a ban on Sharia law in America. - His response to a terrorist driving a truck into an American daycare was that hurt people hurt people. - His victory was celebrated by a terror group called the Muslim Brotherhood. - He’s now Michigan senator. Anthony Ealy (Missouri) - Democrat Rep was arrested on assault charge hours after being reelected because he allegedly entered someone’s house and threatened to kill them 2 nights in a row. Ericka Lomick (Texas) - Democrat just won Texas House District 93 despite being a convicted felon who suspended her campaign months ago, but the deadline had already passed, so her name stayed on the ballot anyway and she won. - Now the seat is vacant until she’s pardoned or they find someone else because she’s a felon and that’s illegal. Abdi Daisane (New York) - He flipped a red seat and was elected to Minnesota State House even though his wife allegedly entered illegally under Joe Biden and the taxpayer-funded daycare that he owns has been cited for violations 16 times since 2024. - He also gave his victory speech in Somali. Peggy Flanagan (Minnesota) - She oversaw more than $250 million worth of fraud as lieutenant governor - She made the state a trans refuge. - She’s done nothing but let the taxpayer dollars there poof away. - But she is a white Native American, so that’s really all that counts. James Talarico (Texas) - He’s a heretic. - He hates oil and gas, loves abortion and trans kids and thinks that white people have a racism virus - He won in Texas and will ruin everything good about that state. Troy Jackson (Maine) - He won up in Maine. He’s the guy who has children with his cousin. He has children with his cousin. You will never convince me a single one of these candidates won legally.

NEW: @VitalikButerin SAYS "$ETH AS STORE OF VALUE" MAKES "MUCH MORE SENSE" THAN "$ETH AS FEE-BURNING TOKEN" ADDS "WE SHOULD NOT FEEL SAD IF FEE BURN IS < 10% OF BREAKEVEN INDEFINITELY; THE VALUE OF ETH COMES FROM ELSEWHERE"

Patrons saints.

🔥🤔 TONIGHT DAVE CHAPPELLE JUST STOOD ON STAGE AT MSG AND SAID “I’M SO HAPPY CHARLIE KIRK WAS KILLED. I CAN’T HELP IT, IT’S INVOLUNTARY.” The left are growing bolder because there are ZERO consequences. Watch this entire video til the end and it will ALL MAKE SENSE. They are trying to erase Charlie’s legacy. The same man who already called Charlie a “motherf**king internet personality” in his Netflix special and compared him to MLK only to say the similarities ended at getting shot in the neck. Now ask yourself why Stevie Wonder sent Chapelle to pay respects at John McCain’s D.C. memorial. When I say Stevie sent him I mean OBAMA used their mutual friendship to send him by proxy. They know Chapelle’s power in the Black community. McCain was the ONE VOTE that stopped Obamacare from being repealed. He was also the one lone vote against making MLK’s birthday a national holiday. Yet he specifically requested Obama, his 2008 opponent, to give his eulogy. Obama then bashed him during it. That is not coincidence. That is Deep State coordination to the maximum with all hands on deck. The entire funeral was an anti-Trump event with the Clintons…the Bushes… and even Kissinger present while the media couldn’t wait to tell you Trump wasn’t invited. Stevie Wonder had more access to the White House under Obama than any musical artist in history and performed at three of his birthday parties. Chapelle has the Netflix deals with the Obamas and their former NSA Susan Rice sits on the board. They kept Chapelle quiet for years then suddenly he shows up in D.C. wearing a Kaepernick #7 jacket right after the George Floyd media psy-op where Stevie was already out saying “we need to atone for our nation’s original sin.” Same exact verbiage Obama used. See this for what it is… the left took a future leader from us .. we got destroyed in the elections.. and they are taking a victory lap.

"I'm so happy Charlie Kirk was killed. I can't help it, it's involuntary." -Dave Chappelle tonight at Madison Square Garden

25% of the entre Mexico population lives in The US and they currently hold protests in Mexico City saying "Gringo Go Home" because a few thousand Americans do remote work there.

Maybe because this is Mexico

Southwest independence or reunification with the motherland 🇲🇽