5 thoughts on “News/Politics 7-24-26”

  2. “The full Musk interview with The Economist is a must watch 👇

    Musk draws the red line at the point where interest payments on the debt exceed military spending, because that is when a great power starts sacrificing security to service its past borrowing.

    That is the warning history points to, and it is the part Wall Street keeps missing.

    Trump opened the door for outsiders to attack waste, Musk stepped in, took the backlash, and is now focused again on building the future AI, robots, and abundance.

    The part Wall Street keeps missing is that debt and government waste are not just accounting issues; they eventually crowd out growth, raise financing costs, and force painful tradeoffs.

    Straightforward views on borders, crime, spending, debt, and waste are not radical right views. Common sense.

    History tends to reward the people who take on hard problems, not the ones who only criticize from the sidelines.

    An exchange of ideas, much needed.”

    https://x.com/i/status/2080627154044256311

    https://x.com/i/status/2080234344291971497

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  3. And now you know why good reporters like Catherine are routinely targeted by deep staters and corrupt judges.

    https://x.com/i/status/2080685784600904133

    “Over the past week, Catherine Herridge has been speaking directly with a senior insider on Director Tulsi Gabbard’s investigative team.

    What was revealed is nothing short of treason.

    Investigators believe they uncovered evidence of a deeply entrenched bureaucracy within the intelligence community that saw itself as a check on President Trump, working to protect a “globalist view.”

    HERRIDGE: “In the last week, I’ve been speaking with a very senior member Director Gabbard’s investigations team known as ‘the dig.’”

    “And what they told me is that they did see a pattern where there was a sense or a feeling in the intelligence community that they just knew better.”

    “They had to save President Trump from his own instincts, from his own tendencies, and that there was very much a globalist view and they had to preserve a globalist view.”

    “So whether it was downplaying or suppressing intelligence about the threat from China, whether it was giving a pass and calling the Hunter Biden laptop, ‘Russian disinformation…’”

    “There was this level of a bureaucracy, a kind of conspiracy, that was making decisions about the kind of information that should be reaching policymakers and ultimately the commander-in-chief.”

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  4. More on Catherine’s battle with our corrupt legal system.

    Every so called journalist in the US should be crying foul over this.

    https://x.com/i/status/2079707659117142337

    “My Remarks @PressClubDC National Press Club First Amendment Discussion

    “On Monday, I wrote my first check to the US District Court for the $800 dollar daily contempt fine.   The plaintiff is now asking the court to increase the fines to $5000 dollars a day, and bar third-party reimbursements for the fines.  This is designed to break a journalist — mentally, emotionally and financially.”

    “It should also concern every journalist — and every American who values a free press — that vital First Amendment rights are being decided in a case where the courts have kept important evidence secret from the public by keeping documents under seal.”

    “Serious journalists everywhere should demand the release of this sealed evidence so the public can fully understand what is truly at stake when courts impose fines and order reporters to reveal their sources.”

    “At a time when many corporate media outlets choose to settle or pressure journalists to surrender their notes, I want to acknowledge that Fox News has continued to stand behind me and fully support the First Amendment and investigative journalism by paying my attorney’s fees — even though I left the network seven years ago.””

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  5. “LMAO — same judge who was slapped down by SCOTUS twice on the issue of Third Country removal of criminal aliens, including a concurring statement by Justice Gorsuch (?) criticizing him for ignoring the Court’s first order setting aside his injunction.

    Now he’s going to use an Admin. Stay to prevent the “termination of TPS” AFTER a full SCOTUS decision on the merits saying District Court’s lack jurisdiction to involve themselves in decisions to terminate TPS.

    I suspect SCOTUS will not be as forgiving this time.

    I would not be surprised if, when this is reviewed, he’s not removed from the case.

    The First Circuit might do it just to spare him the humiliation of what SCOTUS will do if it gets to them.”

    https://x.com/i/status/2080726688812736828

    Yet another activist who needs to be removed, but….

    #USELESSGOP

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