@ChrisCillizza Do you believe the Hur report? What does this have to do with "class?" You say this in Jan of '21? At least then you'd be consistent.

@JG6174 @kittypurrzog No, but it certainly wasn't because we MIGHT cure virus mutations as Katie implies. I bet you agree with this.

@pierre6743 @kittypurrzog Thanks!!

@annbauerwriter @bendreyfuss Look at the quote tweets. Didn’t see a lot of well wishes.

@noam_dworman @jpodhoretz Link the article?

@jessesingal I feel like “approved by judge” are the key words here.

@Friended4Ever Scott Jennings needs his own show.

@realsashastone “Factual, but not truthful” if you will.

@jewbong420 @wanyeburkett He said she wasn’t funny and he could tell better jokes.

@chunky_flunky @PedanticKilljoy @wanyeburkett By her own admission she called him gay or something. Wonder if there’s a full recording posted somewhere.

@jessesingal Is there a way you can announce on the bar pod when you’re done with your current Musk crash out? Gotta mute you now but wanna come back once you find a new obsession.

“Fact checked” myself with Grok, and James didn’t make that accusation directly so I’m wrong. but I swear I heard it on a CNN panel somewhere when the “who was harmed here” question was raised. Grok response below: “No, Letitia James did not explicitly state that Trump's fraud would prevent others from getting loans. However, the narrative around the case suggests that the fraud allegations could potentially affect the lending environment by: - **Increasing Scrutiny on Financial Statements:** The case highlighted the importance of accurate financial reporting, which might lead banks to be more cautious or stringent with their loan approval processes, potentially making it harder for others to secure loans if their financial statements are not thoroughly vetted. - **Setting a Precedent:** By illustrating the consequences of fraudulent financial practices, it might deter similar behaviors but also might make financial institutions more cautious, potentially impacting loan availability or terms for others indirectly. While James focused on how Trump's actions cheated lenders and the system, the direct impact on others getting loans isn't explicitly stated in the sources. However, posts on X and news articles imply a broader impact on how banks might view and handle loan applications due to this high-profile case. Remember, X posts are not conclusive evidence but reflect sentiment or discussions around the topic.

@mtracey All reporting indicates that this Gaza move is a result of resistance from Arab countries not taking refugees. It wasn’t a thing in the run up to the election.

@Friended4Ever @SinnerSaved45 Most, if not all banks still have reserves. They are just not REQUIRED to have a minimum reserve.

@JacobTelltale Good angle. Hadn’t considered that.

@JacobTelltale What leverage is he using? What’s Israel giving up in exchange for our picking up the bill for Gaza? Also: good luck tamping down those “US is a puppet of Israel” allegations. They will get worse now if trump isn’t careful. And he’s not known to be a careful person.

@PosterTubs @jpodhoretz Cope. This will be very unpopular with “MAGA”.