I think Trump and Musk planned it like this so the Dems would move back in Elons favor and therefore save Elon from financial despair .....

I had him last week as captain , he hasnt improved

it was tough to keep up out there today

lololol

no jolly around here

BREAKING: Trump has banned nationals from the following countries from entering the United States: Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen.
Goes into effect Monday,

Joe Biden Appointed Federal Judge Blocks Deportation Of Boulder Terrorist’s Family

https://tfppwire.com/joe-biden-appointed-federal-judge-blocks-deportation-of-boulder-terrorists-family/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKtmJtleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFyRHdud3lLcWpmMkxXSzRYAR5HRZrKCkLYiZgCEYIQiI2-naIPVIziS_YO_MRM_Yx0z3h9migISzLg4H8zkQ_aem_1sdhHKl_28y6UL50KjPZaA

US judge dismisses DNC election commission lawsuit, in a victory for Trump
The judge dismissed the DNC lawsuit claiming President Donald Trump's orders had threatened FEC independence, citing a lack of evidence

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/us-judge-dismisses-dnc-election-lawsuit-victory-trump?intcmp=fb_fnc&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwY2xjawKtlXpleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFyRHdud3lLcWpmMkxXSzRYAR48scpACGzgCJPI5TfWv5Et9Gqu1n7SbARsh-1Q04lgFa1ZkQD5hAxAoEu75g_aem_aTBlJkQ0AjaRzd8RlSQy_Q

Studies Reveal Link Between Sleep Disorders and Cognitive Decline

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/studies-reveal-link-between-sleep-disorders-and-cognitive-decline/ar-AA1FJEVS?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=6ab438c0176140e7a40164ebd7d08494&ei=39

House SALT Deal Will Have to Change, Senate Leader Thune Says

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/house-salt-deal-will-have-to-change-senate-leader-thune-says/ar-AA1G2nSb?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=f2836b48cb2040629384bd207480c1fe&ei=100

Florida Board Of Governors Rejects University President Who Ran DEI Giant

https://ijr.com/florida-board-of-governors-rejects-university-president-who-ran-dei-giant/

Trump Appeals ‘Flawed’ Injunction That Would Block The President From Firing Anyone Ever

The Trump administration is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to allow it to continue with its plan to fire thousands of federal workers in an effort to stop waste, fraud, and abuse after a federal district judge issued an injunction stopping Trump from doing one of the primary things he was elected to do.

Monday’s appeal to the nation’s high court comes after U.S. District Judge Susan Illston, an appointee of former President Bill Clinton serving in California, issued a ruling last week essentially saying the president doesn’t have the authority to exercise basic executive functions, like firing unnecessary or incompetent employees in the executive branch, without first obtaining congressional approval.


Illston’s opinion halted a reduction-in-force (RIF) pursued by the Trump administration to thin out the bloated federal bureaucracy, which is already a statutorily approved action — but Illston cannot seem to be bothered with that inconvenient fact.

“That injunction rests on the indefensible premise that the President needs explicit statutory authorization from Congress to exercise his core Article II authority to superintend the internal personnel decisions of the Executive Branch,” the Trump administration filing states. “Controlling the personnel of federal agencies lies at the heartland of this authority. The Constitution does not erect a presumption against presidential control of agency staffing, and the President does not need special permission from Congress to exercise core Article II powers.”

Illston’s opinion, clearly written in an indignant tone on behalf of the unions and advocacy groups that sued the Trump administration, attempted to wish into existence that a large-scale RIF is tantamount to a fundamental reorganization of an agency itself, and would therefore require congressional approval for making staffing decisions.

“Agencies may not conduct large-scale reorganizations and reductions in force in blatant disregard of Congress’s mandates, and a President may not initiate large-scale executive branch reorganization without partnering with Congress,” she wrote, in an opinion George Washington Law School professor Jonathan Turley called “what some believe is one of the greatest intrusions into Article II authority.”


The Trump administration’s Monday filing, which seeks for the Supreme Court to enjoin Illston’s order, said it “interferes with the Executive Branch’s internal operations and unquestioned legal authority to plan and carry out RIFs, and does so on a government-wide scale.”

“More concretely, the injunction has brought to a halt numerous in-progress RIFs at more than a dozen federal agencies, sowing confusion about what RIF-related steps agencies may take and compelling the government to retain — at taxpayer expense — thousands of employees whose continuance in federal service the agencies deem not to be in the government and public interest,” the filing added.

In 2020, the Supreme Court was unambiguous about executive authority, deciding, that the president has the ability to remove lesser executive officers and that Congress cannot restrict the president’s power to do so in all but two circumstances, noting, “[t]he entire ‘executive power’ belongs to the President alone,” that “the Constitution assumes that lesser executive officers will ‘assist the supreme Magistrate in discharging the duties of his trust,'” and that the president has “‘the power of appointing, overseeing, and controlling those who execute the laws.’”

The RIFs were initiated by a Feb. 11 executive order with the goal of reducing the size of federal government — one major initiative promised by Trump on the campaign trail.


Despite Illston’s exasperated complaint that “in their view, federal agencies are not reorganizing. Rather, they have simply initiated reductions in force according to established regulations and ‘consistent with applicable law.’ The Court and the bystanding public should just move along,” the order took steps to ensure that any “subcomponents” that are “statutorily required” not be eliminated.

While the judge’s language suggests that the Trump administration is attempting to pull the wool over the eyes of the American people and fundamentally alter statutory authority, the order actually stated that “[a]gencies should review their statutory authority and ensure that their plans and actions are consistent with such authority.”

This is not the first time the Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in this case, but it was initially denied. Afterwards, the administration appealed to the Ninth Circuit, which upheld Illston’s ruling in a divided decision.

The Trump administration is seeking relief from the Supreme Court on an emergency basis. The Supreme Court asked the unions and special interests for a response to the Trump administration’s appeal by June 9.

https://thefederalist.com/2025/06/03/trump-appeals-flawed-injunction-that-would-block-the-president-from-firing-anyone-ever/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKsGdZleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFRbXpTWGZ0Z3diRUFmQ3AxAR6slGW--XlUdq8NPAh0NyqQiX1hau0ktiZi9ZxRqSaBZS5w-j6rO43kGp1N5Q_aem_FLMzXPsHhgl9aPjzZ39ndA

EXCLUSIVE: Harvard Commencement Speaker Worked For Org Tied To China’s Military

https://dailycaller.com/2025/06/02/exclusive-harvard-commencement-speaker-org-tied-chinese-military/?utm_campaign=dcfb&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

The RBC Canadian Open has been played since 1904 and is the third oldest continuously running tournament on the circuit after The Open Championship and the US Open.

Not as good as Jail but the exposure of the dems deeds is a start

I doubt the crabs would even eat him

nice win Vic

Senior DOJ Officials Didn’t Know Database Allowed FBI To Bury Existence Of Russiagate Documents

https://thefederalist.com/2025/06/02/senior-doj-officials-didnt-know-database-allowed-fbi-to-bury-existence-of-russiagate-documents/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKq7D5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFaTGJaZ0xwbUhQSXNWN3NiAR4pJ_nolre8IX_9d4-OZFxB2bsDisETBJ7ODqjwuQRRBNOyjWcIablbsl0mSg_aem_NNMXGe5QyIIclxQem5gzoQ

or a Shark

Report: Special counsel Mueller's team hid evidence in 'Russia collusion' investigation cases
'This is a staggering revelation for nearly all of us'

https://www.wnd.com/2025/06/report-special-counsel-muellers-team-hid-evidence-in-russia-collusion-investigation-cases/?fbclid=IwY2xjawKq1wxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFDTkp0NTVEZEswMFhTQ2NlAR4utX7-EOe4gf4rqBnIS8UmOHjUNr25nwkS2d9Mw_B8qQ7abv5XzvT80Hk9rQ_aem_41QuQgZhrNuB6ZEmI6cZqg

I wonder if anyone has checked the Dates on the auto pen to see if any were signed while he was asleep on the beach ?

lolol

Tighten up', Ice just announced there are going to sweep the streets

https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=song+tighten+up&&mid=D91482F0AD45D82F6540D91482F0AD45D82F6540&mcid=76CB69BF9F904A0A81B8D76DFAACAFCB&FORM=VAMGZC

California Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters’ congressional campaign has been fined $68,000 for violating several federal campaign finance laws during her 2020 reelection bid.

The Federal Election Commission (FEC) recently published investigation documents showing Waters’ 2020 campaign committee, Citizens for Waters, understated contributions and spending by hundreds of thousands of dollars. The Waters campaign has agreed to pay the fine and “send its treasurer to a commission sponsored training program for political committees,” nonpartisan campaign finance research group OpenSecrets reported.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/maxine-waters-punished-for-accepting-illegal-donations/ar-AA1FWJns?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=f6fd75dbd3bc4fa89bad5ced510de8d9&ei=7

tough decisions

With 2 majors thrown in

ok, segement 3, do we get any more chances when the playoffs come. we get to use a player 3 times only ?

right, ya gotta pay up for everything nowadays

cable is more but thats where i get internet

wait....Lowery isnt done yet

a friend of mine does not have cable or satellite but has 10 different streaming companies and still pays over a hundred a month

he is pulling those par puts in

NASCAR Channel launches on Xumo Play

May 2, 2025 at 3:06 AM
Xumo, Comcast’s and Charter’s joint venture that offers consumers nationwide a simple, easy way to stream all their favorite shows and movies and proud partner of NASCAR, today announced that the NASCAR Channel, NASCAR’s official FAST (free ad-supported streaming TV) channel, will launch on Xumo Play. The channel offers race fans round-the-clock NASCAR content, including classic races, re-airs of the season’s events, original series, documentaries and more.

NASCAR’s FAST channel will anchor a new comprehensive hub for all things NASCAR across Xumo’s streaming devices, Xumo Stream Box and Xumo TV. Whether it’s the roar of re-aired races, behind-the- scenes stories from NASCAR Studios, or fan-favorite video podcasts, the new destination will bring together NASCAR-related programming available across streaming apps, giving viewers an easy way to dive deep into the culture, history, and adrenaline of the sport. Users can easily access the destination by saying “NASCAR” into their Xumo voice remote.

“Our new partnership with NASCAR marks an exciting new chapter for our brand and for motorsports fans everywhere,” said Fern Feistel, Vice President, Marketing at Xumo. “Whether watching at home or live at the track we’re making it easy for fans to enjoy all the adrenaline and drama of NASCAR through the launch of the NASCAR FAST channel, our NASCAR hub, and on-site experiences. This partnership is just the beginning of how Xumo is redefining the future of NASCAR streaming content.”

In addition to the at-home experiences, Xumo will have a physical presence at multiple NASCAR races throughout the season, starting with the Würth 400 presented by LIQUI MOLY at Texas Motor Speedway the weekend of May 4th. Fans in attendance can stop by the Xumo ‘Easy Street Pit Stop,’ where they’ll be able to charge their phones, enjoy snacks and refreshments, and stay cool to recharge throughout the weekend’s events.

“Our partnership with Xumo represents an important step in expanding NASCAR’s digital footprint and making our sport more accessible to fans across multiple platforms,” said John Dahl, NASCAR Senior Vice President of Content. “The launch of the NASCAR Channel on Xumo Play is the first of many exciting projects we have planned together.”

The NASCAR Channel joins a host of other sports-focused options on Xumo Play including The NBA Channel, NBC Sports NOW, NFL Channel, PBR RidePass, and PGA TOUR. In addition to streaming through Xumo TVs and Xumo Stream Boxes, Xumo Play is available on all major streaming platforms including Amazon, Android, Apple, Roku, Samsung, Sony, Xfinity, Xumo and more.

The simplicity of Xumo’s streaming devices is made possible by the platform that powers it. It is the same global entertainment operating system that powers tens of millions of devices from Comcast and its partners across the globe, bringing some of the TV’s best features, like seamless content discovery, voice search and personalization, to life. Xumo TVs are currently available in retail locations across the country, including Walmart, Best Buy, BJ’s and more, and Xumo Stream Boxes are currently offered through major U.S. operators including Comcast’s Xfinity, Charter’s Spectrum, Mediacom, Cox and GCI.

To learn more about Xumo and their work with NASCAR please visit Xumo.com/nascar-partnership.

this must be a tough course

schauffle ? same here and throw Lowery in there