The mad king demands the return of racist sports team names

This is such a lame, non-controversy. Yes, I spent the weekend talking about Epstein, as did many of our speakers at SAS. Nothing was off limits. I discussed how the communication and transparency could be much improved, how the base wasn't going to just move on, and provided options for ways forward. Now, I'm giving them space to operate. The ball is in their court, and I'm trusting those in charge, many of whom I know personally and consider friends, to find a solution, which I'm confident is in the works. I will be more than happy to talk about Epstein again as updates come.

Nowhere in the Constitution does it say we can’t post banger memes 💥

Suck it

NEWS President Trump says Alina Habba, who has been serving in the White House as Counselor to the President, will now serve as interim US Attorney for New Jersey. Habba is the president’s former defense attorney.

Some Rs acknowledge that there could be higher prices with Trump’s Mexico and Canada tariffs but believe their constituents would be willing to stomach that to back Trump’s policies. Sen. Markwayne Mullin told me "of course" he's worried tariffs could impact his state but argued that his constituents are willing to "do what it takes" to support the president's policy.   "Are the American people ready to get the country back on track and do what it takes to make that happen? Absolutely… It’s going to affect a lot of companies. We’re going to have to adjust some prices for it, but the president is tired of people taking advantage of our country.” Asked if his constituents are ready to pay higher prices, Mullin said: “I think our constituents are going to do what it takes to get America back on track. We’re tired of countries taking advantage of us.” Rep. Mark Alford of Missouri told me he thinks tariffs are "going to have an impact," particularly on farmers, though he said he expects some "offsets" to the costs by increasing domestic energy production.    "We all have a role to play in this to right size our government, and if I have to pay a little bit more for something, I’m all for it to get America right again, to start whittling down” the debts   Asked if he thinks his constituents feel the same way about shouldering some of the costs, Alford said: “I think so."   "Look, we have lived under the oppression of Joe Biden’s hyper-inflation for some years. We’ve seen some corrections in that, there’s ups and downs, but this economy is going to start churning," he said, expressing hope that people will "have more money to invest to spend. “And it’s just going to take a little patience on the front end,” he said

Chiefs putting kicker Harrison Butker on injured reserve ahead of knee procedure, AP source says apnews.com/article/chiefs-ka…

99 Federal agencies is more than enough

Any activist judge being pushed through by Pocahontas is bad for the country

If you know any men who haven’t voted, get them to the polls.