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Jacksonville, FL
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Made it on TV… filmed in London 2 years ago… they got my backside which is my better side…
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Gators are here‼️
@CoachJonSumrall x @Justin_Gaethje
It behooves me that these coaches don’t punt it out of bounds as oppose allowing the risk of 10-20 return. Doesn’t make sense.
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Newsom gave clemency to these monsters.
Dear Governor,
Just over 12 years ago, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Deputy Danny Oliver and Placer County Sheriff’s Detective Michael Davis Jr. were brutally executed by Luis Bracamontes. Bracamontes was a convicted drug dealer in the midst of a crime spree with his girlfriend when he opened fire on Danny as he approached his vehicle. Bracamontes fled, carjacked several vehicles, shot a civilian before fatally shooting Detective Michael Davis Jr. with a rifle and seriously wounding Davis’ partner, Deputy Jeff Davis.
I went to that crime scene and remember every detail vividly. I also remember watching Bracamontes laugh in court while their families, including Danny’s two young daughters, had to sit and watch. Bracamontes was convicted of murder by a jury of his peers, who then sentenced him to death.
Deputy Danny Oliver and Detective Michael Davis Jr. should be alive today, enjoying long and healthy lives with their families. Instead, the man who murdered them has now escaped his sentence.
Governor, I urge you to reconsider any proposal to commute the death sentences of all 548 people on death row, especially that of Luis Bracamontes. This isn’t just about the death penalty. It’s about accountability, honoring the decisions of juries, respecting the will of California voters, and standing with the families of victims who have already suffered unimaginable loss.
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Governor Ron Desantis cut taxes by almost $10 billion, cut spending year after year, maxed out the rainy day fund, paid off half the state’s historic debt, kept the budgets balanced with AAA ratings, pushed Amendment 3 to slash property taxes for homeowners, strengthened voter ID, banned ballot harvesting and Zuckerbucks, created an election crimes unit, signed the Florida SAVE Act to verify citizenship, wants a balanced budget amendment, wants to ban stock trading for Congress and the executive branch, backs term limits, and actually goes after special interests instead of kissing their ass.
Every state should be ran like Florida.
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These are among the most influential liberals in America today, and their party now runs a significant portion of the country.
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Mike Macdonald says his life sucked for four years working under Todd Grantham, but the experience taught him valuable leadership lessons in hindsight
“I didn’t have a great relationship with Coach Richt. He was kind of this larger-than-life figure from my perspective. He’s wearing the hat at practice, he’s got the Oakleys, and his office is over there. You’ve got to schedule an appointment.”
“But what I learned from Coach Richt was this guy backed it up. So there’s a lot of coaches that maybe talk the talk, but then behind closed doors, they don’t necessarily walk the walk. And he did that. And he had ample opportunity to let his true self show, and at every single opportunity, it was like, ‘Man, this guy is the absolute real deal.’”
“And so that’s what I learned from Coach Richt and how he treated his players. Like, when you talk about loving your players, Coach Richt loves his players. He had all these opportunities for when they were out of school, so guys could come back and further their careers or in their lives as fathers and men. I thought that was really cool.”
“And then with Coach Grantham, now that I’ve left and I’ve been in that chair, I can see where he was coming from. He’s an incredibly smart person. He was trying to build an identity on defense. He had really high expectations and a really high standard about doing things.”
“And I just happened to be the touch point on those really tough conversations, man. Information needed to get out and needed to get to the players, and it needed to be right and fast. And we did a lot, and it was a blessing in disguise. Like, my life sucked for four years, but I learned a ton of football.”
“And I learned when it was good and when it wasn’t. When we were really good, we were doing schematically advantaged, really well-thought-out things that the players could execute well. When we weren’t, we were probably trying to be too ambitious in what we did and weren’t connected as much as a unit as we probably needed to be. So those are things you learn.”
“And those are some really hard thoughts about what I feel like will work or what works and what doesn’t, just in any team. And nothing better to figure out what works than SEC football, where the stakes are really high. When you win, man, it was awesome and great. When you lost, the losses were so tough because back then, before the playoffs, losses in the league were devastating.”
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🚨 HOLY CRAP! Houston TX mayor just announced a new policy to SHIELD child predators from ICE because a Democrat governor has been elected
Drug dealers, child p*rn and more are NO LONGER offenses he'll let cops tell ICE about...
ICE: "Watching child p*rn and selling heroin are classified as 'nonviolent offenses' by the way." 🤯
"This is the Mayor of Houston directly advocating for policies that protect some of the worst criminals in America."
President Trump and Tom Homan are NOT gonna put up with soft on illegals BS, especially in Texas!
The border will stay secure, illegals will keep getting deported, and the incoming Democrats will only RUIN their image with Texans by doing this!
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SpaceX is trading at 11x forward sales while revenue almost triples in 6 months.
I don't think people understand what this means yet. So I did the math.
1. What Elon actually said
"SpaceX revenue this quarter alone will be substantially higher than NASA’s entire annual budget!"
NASA's entire annual budget: $24.4B.
SpaceX Q3 revenue: $14.6B.
My call: $30B+ this quarter.
Then $40B+ in Q1.
Revenue almost triples in 6 months. Let that sink in.
2. The old Q1 guide is already obsolete
SpaceX guided $33-37B of revenue for Q1.
My call is $40B+.
That is 9-20% above the old guide.
And that is just Q1.
Elon on 21 Oct: "As crazy as this sounds, $1T in SpaceX revenue in 2028 is no longer impossible."
3. So this means
$40B in one quarter = $160B a year.
$SPCX at $132.47 = a $1.80T company.
$1.80T / $160B = 11x forward sales.
For revenue almost tripling in 6 months.
For the company Elon says could hit $1T revenue in 2028, you pay 1.8x those 2028 sales.
Cheapest big stock in the market. Not even close.
4. This is NOT profitless growth
Q3 revenue: $14.575B.
Net income: $4.404B.
That is a 30.2% net margin. Actual net profit.
Other AI companies spend billions chasing future profits.
SpaceX already makes 30 cents on every dollar while building AI compute, Starlink and Starship at the same time.
5. Now turn those sales into actual earnings
If the 30% margin holds:
$40B x 30% = $12B of quarterly profit.
$12B x 4 = $48B of annual profit.
$48B / 13.58B shares = $3.53 of forward EPS.
At $132.47, you pay 38x that earnings.
50x = $177.
60x = $212.
No merger premium.
No $100T dream.
No orbital data centers.
Just the Q1 revenue run-rate and Q3's actual margin.
6. Why 38x is cheap here
Normal companies at 38x earnings grow 10-20%.
SpaceX is almost tripling revenue in two quarters.
It is a hypergrowth AI compute monopoly with a 30% net margin, the rockets to expand that compute into space and Starlink on top.
People see 11x sales and say expensive.
I see revenue almost tripling and say they have no idea what they own.
7. Calling it now
Analysts will raise their revenue estimates.
Then their earnings estimates.
Then their targets.
Then the same people calling $SPCX expensive at $132 will buy it above $200.
Every $1,000 becomes $1,335 at $177.
$1,600 at $212.
And the $1T 2028 opportunity still isn't in this math.
That's the whole secret.
The stock is priced for a company that doesn't exist anymore.
You are still very insanely early lol
$SPCX
Elon just gave us a Q4 revenue hint without giving us the number, so I did the math for you. Its a blowout
"SpaceX revenue this quarter alone will be substantially higher than NASA's entire annual budget!"
NASA's FY2026 budget: $24.4B.
Wall Street expects $22.9B from SpaceX in Q4.
Even its highest estimate is $27.4B.
And "substantially higher" suggests Elon is talking about a lot more than just clearing $24.4B.
Call it ~$30B.
That would be:
2.1x Q3's $14.6B revenue
31% above the street average
10% above the street high
This is why the "SpaceX survives on NASA subsidies" take is so outdated. NASA supplied less than 5% of last year's revenue.
Now Elon is casually comparing one SpaceX quarter to NASA's entire year.
$SPCX
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The best athlete in the nation, you wanna double me, im gon get in that backfield and run it
16 carries
165 rushing yards
3 rushing td’s
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It is only possible when you cheat. It can be built into the software and front loaded into the machines before the polls even open. Or it can be done in real time by accessing the servers.
HOLY CR*P 🚨 How is this even possible??
All of California’s major candidate election results are the EXACT SAME percentages for Democrats and Republicans
Governor 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Lieutenant Governor 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Secretary of State 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Controller 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Treasurer 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Attorney General 64% (D) vs 35% (R)
Supreme Court Justice: Joshua Groban 72% (D) vs 28% (R)
Supreme Court Justice: Kelli M. Evans 72% (D) vs 28% (R)
These don’t look like real election results, they look like a computer algorithm
Our elections are fake
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SpaceX revenue this quarter alone will be substantially higher than NASA’s entire annual budget!
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CHUCK SCHUMER EMAILS WITH OPEC SHOW DEMOCRATS COORDINATED GAS PRICE SPIKES TO BLAME TRUMP
By Jonathan Gregory
Washington, DC - November 6, 2026
Emails uncovered by the district attorney show Chuck Schumer and Democratic senators coordinating with OPEC leaders to force gas prices higher into the election. The messages describe a plan to keep prices elevated through the final months so voters would associate the increases with Trump. Once the election ended the contacts would reverse and prices would return to normal levels. The strategy relied on the public never seeing the direct communications that timed the spikes.
Highs in gas prices during the last few months match the timeline in the released emails. The coordinated pressure on OPEC created artificial increases that Democrats then used to attack Trump’s record. Officials who participated expected the election outcome to allow an immediate reversal. The plan failed to account for Trump remaining in power and the continued high prices that never dropped on schedule. The district attorney’s documents now place the full sequence of contacts into public view.
The obvious play by the Democrats has been exposed as a deliberate effort to make Trump look bad at the pump. Gas prices were treated as a campaign weapon rather than a market result. The emails confirm the intent to maintain the elevated levels only until the votes were cast. Americans who paid more during those months deserve the complete records released without delay. The coordination stands documented and the planned return to normal never arrived under the timeline they set.
@TrumpNews
ALT THE ARCHITECT: Chuck Schumer at the Podium Whose Emails With OPEC Leaders Planned the Gas Price Spikes to Blame Trump!
ALT THE PUMP: Gas Pump Display Showing the Inflated Prices Democrats Coordinated to Keep High Until After the Election!
ALT THE LOGO: OPEC Sign Representing the Oil Leaders Schumer Contacted to Force Prices Up and Make Trump Look Bad!
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Kevin O'Leary's mother invested 20% of her pay every week and held that portfolio for 55 years.
When she died, a lawyer had to tell her son she was rich.
She worked in her father's business, in billing, and got paid in cash.
Every week, 20% went into two things: big dividend stocks and seven-year telco bonds paying about 6.5 to 8%.
She never touched the principal. The dividends and interest paid for college for her two sons and helped her sisters through hard times.
Her rules: no more than 5% in any one stock or bond. No more than 20% in any one sector. Ever.
In the video below, O'Leary says it plainly: "This is not genius. This is just diversification."
When the lawyer called him in as executor, he told him his mother was middle class. "No, you've got to come down here."
She had kept the account secret from both of her husbands. She wanted money no man could control.
Over 55 years, he says, her results beat "any hedge fund guy."
Her son built a career on big deals. Now he invests almost exactly like his mother.
Boring rules you actually follow beat brilliant bets you don't survive. My worst loss came from ignoring the 5% rule.
What percent of your money is in your single biggest position?
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BREAKING 🚨: Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough continuously pressed Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer: “No, no, no. Hold on a second. You’ve got to answer my question first. Yeah. Is it a good thing that Iran—and I think you would agree with me—epicenter of terrorism in the world since 1979, is it good that their military infrastructure is being degraded to the degree that it is, yes or no?”
Chuck Schumer: “You can’t, because it’s a premature question. What is going to happen in the next several months?”
Joe Scarborough: “No, no. No, no, I can ask that question... I’m simply asking, on the military side, is it good? Regardless of whether we agree with going in or not, is it good that Iran’s military infrastructure has been seriously degraded?”
Chuck Schumer: “What’s going to happen three months from now? Is it worth it? What’s going to happen? Will the world economy collapse? Will something happen even worse? Will the whole energy infrastructure of the world go up in smoke? So you have to—when they do it without planning, when they do without understanding where they’re going—”
Joe Scarborough: “Oh, let me answer the question for everybody in America. The answer is yes. It’s good that the terrorist regime’s military and capabilities have been degraded radically.”
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I know I told you this when you texted me yesterday but you deserve it. I’m happy for you and thank you for EVERYTHING. Love you coach @CoachUrbanMeyer @brandonspikes55
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FLASHBACK: New Trump Chief of Staff Stephen Miller issues On-Air TAKEDOWN of CNN Karen complaining that the White House is prosecuting Illegal Aliens who commit tax fraud.
Exactly the energy we need.
