If you don’t think this could happen here, you’ve not been paying attention.

I just read through McLaren Racing's entire 48-page financial report, and the details are wild. • $780 million in 2025 revenue • Headcount increased to 1,246 • Average employee salary of $138,000 • Zak Brown personally earned $108 million READ MORE: huddleup.substack.com/p/how-…

U & Bernie have never created a job, a product, or a company yet somehow you sit on hundreds of millions of your own money while overseeing massive govt waste & fraud telling us to trust the government. Socialism & govt dependency has never worked. No thanks.

🚨 There it is… In a rare moment of honesty, The Atlantic’s David Brooks admitted something that should be a crime—and proves exactly why President Trump banned certain media outlets. “Starting in 2015, we in the Main Stream Media learned that if you bash Donald Trump, the clicks go up, the ratings go up— it became the business model. And we get to go to sometimes off the record dinners between journalists, columnists, and politicians. And I would say over the last two years, when you were at a dinner with Democrat politicians, there was distance between the journalists and democrats. They’re politicians, it’s our job to keep some distance. In my view, in many of the places I’ve been to, there’s no distance anymore. And that is the problem for the media. We have to establish some distance from the Democratic Party. These are people we cover, these are not people we root for. We’re not supposed to be spin doctors for them…” rumble.com/v7ga4ba-the-atlan…

Trail Blazers fire broadcaster - on same day hiring was announced - after racist, mismisogynistic posts emerge trib.al/OshW7El

Tom Says Cornell Is a Horrible Place and That Fraternities Need to Go "Cornell, in my opinion, is a horrible place. I think colleges like Cornell need to think, is it time to shut down the fraternity system and create alternative housing for kids to bring non fake inclusion?" "The whole fraternity system is rife with hazing that we read about every year, where colleges largely turn a blind eye to it. Rice got rid of fraternities because they thought they excluded people. They bring natural inclusion, not fake DEI inclusion, where no freshman is left out."

Logan’s Inflation Error: Burning Down the House to Roast the Pig Dallas Fed President ignores its own Trimmed Mean PCE measure at 1.92% in her speech. Ignore the Data, ignore the theory, Demand Rate hikes. This is the Fed. Lorie Logan’s speech is a clear example of a senior Fed official unable, or unwilling, to distinguish between higher output generated by investment and expanding supply and higher output driven by excess consumption. That distinction is the entire issue. New factory capacity, inventories, logistics networks, energy infrastructure, and domestic production add to supply and relieve inflation over time. Consumption that persistently outruns available output can create excess demand and sustained price pressure. They are not the same thing. Yet Logan treats stronger activity as evidence that monetary policy is insufficiently restrictive. Her claim rests in part on the observation that “The Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey found output accelerated sharply in September.” That is the reveal. An increase in supply is not inflationary. More manufacturing output means more goods, greater capacity, fuller inventories, and fewer shortages, the very process through which an economy relieves price pressure. Logan instead treats stronger production as evidence that demand is overheating. Her assertion that “without any policy restriction, inflation will likely continue its above-target trend” simply assumes the point at issue. Inflation can remain above target while tariffs, higher energy costs, and other negative supply shocks pass through the economy. That does not establish excess demand. Nor does it demonstrate that rate hikes will improve the real adjustment. This is classic Keynesian demand-management dogma, observe healthy output and spending, presume excessive demand, and prescribe tighter money. But rate hikes cannot create energy, undo a tariff, rebuild a supply chain, or expand productive capacity. They cannot speed the adjustment to a tariff shock or a negative energy shock. They can only suppress demand, and, worse, raise the cost of the capital investment, inventories, logistics, factories, and energy infrastructure needed to adapt to those shocks. Higher rates risk delaying the supply response while weakening the economy that is generating it. Logan wants to burn down the house to roast the pig, use broad demand destruction to attack inflation that may largely reflect supply-side disruptions already working their way through the system. Growth alongside easing inflation is not proof of overheating. It may be evidence that supply is recovering. Her error is to see that recovery, call it inflationary, and then threaten to choke it off. Opening remarks for moderated conversation at Voices of the Eleventh District dallasfed.org/news/speeches/… via @DallasFed

Justin Verlander says goodbye to baseball as his daughter came out to the mound to give him a hug

Bernie, you don’t get it. They don’t work for you. You don’t own them. They risked everything to work for themselves. If you or Newsom choose to punish them, they’ll simply leave because they CAN.

David Jolly says he will not debate @ByronDonalds before November, potentially making 2026 the first Florida governor’s race without a debate since 1974 flvoicenews.com/jolly-ducks-…

🔴 Christian Horner s'offre officiellement à la Scuderia Ferrari ! - « J'ai toujours été un simple employé, j'ai passé 21 ans assis au bord de la piste et je n'ai pas besoin de recommencer. À ce stade de ma vie, il n'y a qu'une seule écurie pour laquelle j'accepterais de ne pas détenir de participation au capital ». - « Ferrari est la marque la plus importante de la Formule 1. C’est le rêve. Et on peut dire que c’est le géant endormi de la F1. J’ai l’impression d’avoir encore une danse à danser. Et Toto a besoin qu’on lui ébouriffe ses putains de cheveux ». (formulapassion.it/f1/f1-news…)

Stay mad we saving businesses

Florida has the lowest in-state tuition in the nation (by a wide margin): roughly $6300 per year. Florida’s Bright Futures scholarship program makes tuition either completely free or 75% off depending on the scholarship level attained. The result: 75% of in-state students have ZERO debt upon graduation.

🚨 WATCH: @PatrickBetDavid SAYS HE CAN’T TRUST THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY TO REGULATE A.I. 🚨 “THEY NEED THE NEXT MASSIVE CRISIS” 🤔