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Jose Altuve with a SUPER trash can homer⚡ 🗑️
Astros take the lead in the 6th!
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🚨 BREAKING: Over 400 Illegal Aliens Arrested in Massive ICE Raid in Houston — Including Convicted Murderers & Child Predators 🚨
Fox News was exclusively embedded with ICE during a week-long sting in Houston — and what they uncovered is SHOCKING.
💥 422 illegal migrants arrested
💥 262 had criminal convictions
💥 229 already had final deportation orders
💥 Offenses include: Murder, Robbery, Arson, DWI, And
Sexual assault of children
One man ICE arrested was a convicted murderer from Colombia, released into the U.S. last year under Biden’s catch-and-release policies.
Another was a twice-deported criminal from Mexico with convictions for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He tried to run… but didn’t get far.
💬 ICE says they’re now bypassing long detention stays and sending those with removal orders straight to deportation hubs — cutting costs and moving fast.
🚔 300 agents from multiple agencies worked together to clean up the streets of Houston — targeting gangs, fugitives, and criminal aliens.
🇺🇸 This is what real border enforcement looks like.
Enough is ENOUGH.
Protect our neighborhoods. Protect our children. Deport criminal illegals.
#AmericaFirst #ICE #DeportThemAll #SecureTheBorder #IllegalImmigration #Houston #FoxNews #MAGA
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A guy snuck onto the field at the World Series and then into the Dodgers clubhouse hallway, close enough to one of Clayton Kershaw's kids to give him a high five. His whole plan was to walk next to Kershaw's family like he'd known them for years.
And it worked because of something about security guards that's true at pretty much every stadium and office building in America.
Watch the first part of the clip. The confetti is coming down, the Dodgers just won, and he falls in with Kershaw's wife and kids and matches their pace. He doesn't hurry, and he doesn't look around.
Security people have a name for this. They call it tailgating, and it's one of the oldest tricks for getting into places you're not supposed to be. Guards get trained to stop a stranger who's alone, and almost nobody gets trained on what to do when the stranger is tucked inside a group that obviously belongs.
Now think about it from the guard's side for a second. His one job right then is keeping random fans off the grass. Walking toward him is Kershaw's family, including a little kid in a 22 jersey, plus a bunch of adults filming on their phones, with half the cameras in the building pointed their way. To check this one guy, he'd have to stop Kershaw's kids in front of a sold-out stadium on the biggest night of the year. Nobody wants to be that guy on the broadcast. So he waves them all through, which is exactly what the guy in the clip was counting on.
The timing makes it even easier.
Right after the last out, the field fills up with hundreds of people who never played an inning, like wives, kids, team staff, TV crews and league people. Most of the checking happens at the tunnel, and the tunnel is a mob scene. Once you're actually standing on the field, everybody around you figures somebody already checked you.
That's how he ends up in the clubhouse hallway in the second half of the video, standing next to the kid with the glove like a family friend. Every layer of security trusted the layer before it.
And this apparently isn't his first one. The same creator, Alec Win, put up a video in July called "Sneaking into the World Cup Final." Stadiums keep spending money on better scanners and taller fences, and none of that helps when a guard would rather let a stranger through than stop a famous athlete's family on camera.
So one of the hardest tickets in sports to get turned out to have a free side entrance, and it was right behind a kid in a Kershaw jersey.
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Phil Mickelson once lost $143,500 in a single day on 43 baseball bets - and for him, that barely counted as a bad one. Over three decades he ran more than a billion dollars through the books and lost around $100 million
Here’s what makes it worse than bad luck: Mickelson was no mark. Six majors, a man who hits 1,500 practice balls a month just to know his 9-iron flies 145, who factors in temperature, altitude, the grain of the grass, a degree of loft worth exactly three yards. Precise to the yard. He read edges better than almost anyone who ever placed a bet - his partner, pro gambler Billy Walters, said it flat: “Phil had accounts as large as anyone I’d seen.” He understood the math cold. It took $100 million from him anyway
Because the book never had to beat his judgment. It beats you on the count, not the call. Look at his actual bet: $110,000 to win $100,000. That spread alone means he had to be right 52.4% of the time just to break even - not to win, just to stand still. Almost nobody beats a coin flip by that margin for long, and Mickelson made that exact bet eleven hundred times in five years. His precision wasn’t the defense. It was the trap. The surer a man is of his read, the more he plays - and the more he plays, the more certain that 52.4% hardens into a wall. The house doesn’t need you to be wrong. It needs you to keep going
In 2012 he called Walters to put $400,000 on the US team to win the Ryder Cup - a team he was playing on that week. Walters’ answer: “Have you lost your f-ing mind.” Europe won. Justin Rose beat Mickelson himself. Years later he admitted the gambling had turned “reckless” and “embarrassing” - then, in the same breath: “It isn’t a threat to me or my financial security.” A hundred million down, still sure he had it handled
And this was never about golf, or baseball, or a single bet. The house doesn’t beat the reckless - they bust early and go home. It beats the disciplined, the ones certain their edge will carry them, because they’re the ones who never stand up. That certainty feels like an advantage. It’s the leash. Mickelson carried it sharper than you ever will, and it cost him a fortune one “I’ve got this” at a time
So the only question that matters, and the house already knows your answer: if a man who calculated every shot to the yard, who read the edges better than almost anyone alive, couldn’t stop himself a hundred million in the hole - what makes you so sure you could?
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A billionaire sat in a room for 42 minutes and listed every psychological trick that makes people lose money. for free. the finance industry has spent thirty years pretending this recording does not exist.
he didn't sell a course. he didn't write a newsletter. he sat in a chair at 96 years old and explained why brilliant people do the dumbest things with their money. then he explained why they will keep doing it.
MBA programs charge $200,000 to teach behavioral finance. he covered 25 biases in one sitting. some of them are still not in any curriculum. he gave the entire framework away on camera.
the part nobody talks about: he called crypto antisocial. he said index funds will crush most managers. he said private equity is full of wretched excess. he said all of this in a room full of people who manage money for a living. nobody argued.
a hedge fund analyst at a top firm told me this is the first thing they send to anyone who joins the desk. not a book. not a model. a 42-minute video of a 96-year-old man explaining why you will be wrong and how to recognize it before it costs you everything.
40 million people have heard his name. almost none of them have watched him explain the 25 ways their own brain is working against them.
the lecture is free. he died the following year. it is in the video.
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After decades of standing in Houston, Greenspoint Mall was officially demolished on Tuesday morning.
The site will be redeveloped into a large industrial park under a $150 million project announced by Lincoln and New York Life Investment Management.
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This is insane…
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There are NO Alzheimer’s drugs capable of doing anything CLOSE to this.
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One of the most tragic parts of public education is that it has convinced tens of millions of people that it takes years to learn a language.
And universities reinforce this idea by tying success to time spent in a classroom.
There is a better way.
Walk into 2027 bilingual.
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Most Americans still don’t fully understand what happened under Biden…
8% of Nicaragua entered the US in 4 years.
8% of the entire country.
7% of Cuba.
6% of Haiti.
5% of Honduras.
