I predicted the President would have this deal done by June 14th. This was never going to be a long war. Congratulations to the President and his team for getting this done by his birthday. Happy 80th Birthday to @realDonaldTrump

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Once voting is this fraudulent, they can get whatever outcome they want, making a sham of democracy

The level of fraud here is mind-blowing

The Los Angeles Mayoral Primary makes NO SENSE So far, 723,000 votes have been counted, which they say is 83% of the expected vote. This translates to an expected 870,000 votes total. But the 2022 Mayoral Primary had only 646,000 votes cast. LA's population has actually DECREASED slightly since 2022. So why on earth are they expecting the 2026 Primary to have almost 35% more votes cast than in 2022? With FEWER people living in LA???

Mail-ins arriving before Election Day: 🔵 Bass: 38.1% 🔴 Pratt: 27.9% 🔵 Raman: 20% Mail-ins arriving after Election Day: 🔵 Raman: 37% ( 17% surge) 🔵 Bass: 34.9% (-3% drop) 🔴 Pratt: 19% (-9% drop) Who are we kidding here? This is fraud.

I don't know how needs to hear this... but this makes absolutely zero logical sense. A 3rd place candidate receiving more mail in ballots than the 1st place candidate in the same primary. It's unheard of.

So… we’re expected to believe that in California, out of three candidates, the third place candidate, who conceded her campaign because she was mathematically eliminated from the run-off, suddenly received tens of thousands of votes from mail-in votes which all came in *after* Election Day, while the other two candidates received no late mail-in votes, and the second place candidate (who was surging as a Republican candidate in the bluest state in the country) is now in third place and mathematically eliminated from the run-off. … and we’re supposed to trust that this is an honest and true election. If you’re not angry about this, you need to be.

The ethnicity most likely to be on welfare in each country. USA: Somalia #1 Denmark: Somalia #1 Netherlands: Somalia #1 Norway: Somalia #1 Finland: Somalia #1 Sweden: Somalia #1 Somalis are most likely to be on welfare and are responsible for the highest crime rates per captia.

“Great entrepreneurs find a way” - @TomEllsworth Great segment from Tom and Adam (@sostalksmoney) on @saylor and what the future looks like. Volatility has been at the core of the Bitcoin network and with that volatility comes opportunity. I’m buying more and more and more. Clip from @valuetainment

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.@TomEllsworth shouted out our latest poll for the Los Angeles Mayor’s Race this morning for the latest episode of the PBD Podcast.

Where Americans moved to and from in 2025. Massachusetts experienced the most loss of any state, Kansas the most of any Republican state, and South Carolina grew the fastest of any state. In contrast, Delaware grew the fastest of any Democrat state. Republican states dominated in growth overall. Follow: @AFpost

The S&P 500 is at an all-time high while Consumer Sentiment is at an all-time low. We've never seen a gap this wide between Wall Street and Main Street.

America is forming businesses at a record pace, but almost none of them are creating jobs: US monthly business applications are up to ~500,000, near their highest since the post-pandemic peak in 2020 and 2021. However, high-propensity applications, those likely to result in hiring employees, now account for just ~30% of the total. This percentage has HALVED over the last 20 years, down from ~60%. Furthermore, only 1 in 3 of those high-propensity applications ultimately result in a business with actual employees. This means the vast majority of new businesses being formed today are one-person operations, with most never providing full-time work even for their founders, and contributing little to employment or economic growth. America is experiencing a boom in jobless business creation.

There is a lot of noise surrounding the potential US/Iran deal. Here’s what the rumors are so far: - Iran has agreed to give up its stockpile of highly enriched uranium. Iran currently has 400 kg of highly enriched uranium. Enough for 11 nuclear bombs. - The US would begin a phased unfreezing of Iran’s $6b to $30b in cash. - The Strait of Hormuz will open up. - Iran won’t charge a penny for ships to pass through. No $2m toll fee. - The US agrees to relieve some of the sanctions. - War ENDS on all fronts with Lebanon. - US forces near Iran to withdraw. - 30 to 60 days to finalize the nuclear deal. If true, that’s a massive victory for the President. Here are the winners and losers. Winners: 1. American people. Oil prices will likely fall. Shipping insurance costs drop. Inflation pressure eases. 2. The President 3. Global markets. 4. Stock market. 5. Gulf states. Temporary tension eliminated. I have them as both winners and losers. 6. IRGC gains legitimacy. They’re not Venezuela. Whether anyone likes it or not. Including myself. 7. China is a major winner. The Strait of Hormuz hurt them the most. They can spin this to their people that the deal got done after the President left China. 8. Russia relies on Iran being a bit more stable. 9. NATO nations were starting to worry. They were pansies shivering about having to help the US. (They’re also big losers in my eyes) Losers: 1. Iranian people. No one knows what the IRGC will do after this deal to their own people. Their media outlets will say they beat America. That message will 100% be pushed. The Iranian people will be under even more scrutiny by the IRGC. 2. Obama’s administration. This sounds like a much stronger deal than Obama’s administration made. 3. Netanyahu. He wanted regime change or collapse for his legacy, but Trump wasn’t on the same page at the end. 4. NATO was exposed. They showed they don’t have America’s back if shit were to hit the fan. Terrible moment for them. 5. Reza Pahlavi. Another year of not being able to help his people become free. This point will lead to more memes by the RP loyalists but it’s the truth. 6. Gulf states. The IRGC still controls a neighbor capable of firing rockets at surrounding Gulf nations. 7. Iranian proxies and non state actors. Hezbollah, Houthis, and Shia militias will not receive the same funding flow if sanctions are removed under limitations tied to the agreement. 8. Defense contractors and war hawks. They wanted this thing to continue so they could land massive contracts. I’m sure they’re not happy. 9. Oil producers benefiting from high prices. 10. Political extremists on both sides. Those who wanted to see the President lose (woke right) and those pushing for nuclear war. 11. Democrats. They desperately needed this to continue heading into the midterms. They will HATE this deal. Don’t worry, they’ll still find a way to blame Trump. But independents won’t fall for the BS. Democrats and the woke right will follow suit, but not reasonable independents who can see through the nonsense. I predicted this would be done before June 14th. Lots of people pushed back. Obviously, it’s not done yet, and anything can happen, especially when dealing with Iran, but if the President pulls this off, the news outlets, pundits, and influencers will move on to the next issue after they’re done crying nonstop. The greatest 60 days of positive distractions are around the corner. President Trump’s birthday: June 14th US 250 year anniversary: July 4th World Cup: June 11th to July 19th The world will move on, and the President can focus on driving results toward the midterms, Cuba, affordability and other issues. Love him or hate him, he continues to show how fluid his mind is and that he can change his approach depending on whether things do or don’t go his way. Future Looks Bright.