Thank you. The important part is zeroing out taxes on the bottom half. Best way to put money in someone’s pocket is to not take it out in the first place. Bottom half is only 3% of total tax revenue. But it’s very meaningful to that person. Zero it out.

Facts It's great that Jeff Bezos thinks this way, because too many people who don't make money think that giving money to the government will solve a lot of their problems. They think these government programs are the answer, and it's clearly not. You can look at the federal level or at the state level, and you will see that a lot of government programs are simply waste.

S “Soma” Somasegar It’s hard to articulate how much of an impact Soma had on @aarthir and me. He spotted us out of under grad, made sure we got our first jobs, spent time with us though he was a senior executive at Microsoft and we were random junior people and showered us with kindness. Over the years he became a mentor who would tell us how proud he was of where we had gotten. We genuinely wouldn’t have the lives and careers we have now without him. I’m still in shock and so deeply heartbroken. It’s a truly sad day. geekwire.com/2026/s-soma-som…

Counterproposal: Sell the park to DC and turn this useless golf course into a bunch of housing x.com/SecretaryBurgum/status…

I’m really excited to share today that I’m joining @qualitateio ! Two years ago, I led the first financing into Qualitate on behalf of Crew Capital. Today, Qualitate comes out of stealth, announcing its $7M seed financing led by Crew Capital and IA Ventures. When I first met @S_Kadakia , Qualitate was just an idea in a pitch deck. But when he explained his vision for Qualitate, it immediately clicked. I’ve spent the last decade as an investor and analyst across both private and public markets. The throughline in my career has been primary research - how to get an informational edge that can drive conviction in an investment thesis. Over the last 30 years, expert networks have grown as a dominant way enterprises and investment firms have tried to get that edge. But like so many industries, AI has made expert networks obsolete. Qualitate is creating a new category of primary research for the AI era: continuous intelligence. Our AI moderator interviews experts across the economy and aggregates their insights into the world's largest structured database of primary intelligence, and it compounds with every new conversation. That's the foundation. On top of it, customers can embed Qualitate's data into their own tools and systems, combining our data with their data to power end-to-end research workflows, like interviewing experts, interviewing employees, generating executive briefings, and analyzing potential investments. Qualitate helps companies understand not just the world around them, but what’s happening in their own company as well. All powered by the world’s largest structured database of primary research. I’ll stay on as an advisor to Crew, and nothing changes with the portfolio companies whose financings I led or the boards I'm a part of. After a decade of evaluating companies from the outside, as we stand on the precipice of the biggest tech cycle of our lifetimes, I wanted to help build an AI company. And after two years of working with Sagar, it’s clear Qualitate was the one. The team he has assembled is incredible, and I’m excited to be joining them as VP of Operations.

This the best commercial I have ever seen for #MiamiBeach real estate!

We have moved our headquarters to Miami, Florida.

THIS is the real story out of today's jobs report - Trump was handed an economy that was losing private sector jobs and adding gov't payrolls, but he successfully flipped the script, and one year later it's all private sector growth while cutting gov't jobs:

I am not moving my family and businesses from Virginia. But something sinister just happened here and I need to take action. I have lived here since I was 6 years old. I have done my share to help build this state up. I have owned a business here since I was 24 years old. I have employed thousands of Virginians. I have invested millions in plant and equipment. I have coached sports, been a leader in scouts, run internship programs, and participated in local philanthropy. I am a political independent. I am for whomever gives me less government. I didn’t get that in the last election. The Virginia Democratic Party has come into power with proposals that seem to be almost comically evil. Massive, business-killing tax hikes. Dramatic increase in regulatory scope. Socialist policies around things like rent control, entitlement spending exploding. Sweeping limits on law enforcement and a reduction in crime consequences that make us less safe. We have went from a Top-5 business friendly state to a place where many of the people in my business community are discussing relocating their business out of the state. I watched this happen in Maryland. I can’t let it happen here. I hate politics. Hate it. I don’t want to run for political office. I have never given money to a state politician. I don’t try to influence policy. I try not to talk about politics too much on X. It’s a boring argument. I also think arguments about R vs D are boring. I have known plenty of moderate Democrats in Virginia that I felt were good public servants. However, the Democrat majority that was recently sworn in is like nothing we have ever seen here. These people are not centrists, and they represent a fringe view that is far to the left of the majority of Virginians. I am now compelled to get much more involved with the political process here in Virginia. We have to grab the wheel before we drive off the cliff. Who should I talk to about becoming more involved in organizing opposition to the current proposals? Who can I support to challenge them in court? Who should I talk to about supporting candidates for future elections that will bring us back to the policies that have made Virginia so prosperous in the past? Looking for specific people I should link up with. That could be Republicans or Democrats or Independents. I know there are many other Virginians from across the political spectrum that feel the way I do. Virginia is worth fighting for.

$6.25 billion. 25 million children. $250 each. Susan and I believe the smartest investment we can make is in children. That’s why we’re so excited to contribute $6.25 billion from our charitable funds to help 25 million children start building a strong financial foundation through Invest America. 💪📈🇺🇸 onedell.com/investamerica/