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Texas takedown week keeps rolling for #BoomerSooner
Unraked Oklahoma volleyballs knocks off No. 9 Texas in straight sets!
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Hard to believe this wasn’t reviewed for targeting. The defender launches and makes forcible contact with the forearm to the head/neck area of a defenseless player.
Targeting should have been created by Replay after review.
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Hey man…. Credit Mateer and Sategna for those last two plays before the field goal. They got the job done when they needed it most.
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Promise made. Promise kept.
By tomorrow, 25 million American children will have our gift of $250 in their accounts.
$6.25 billion. Invested in kids. Compounding for decades.
If you have a child under 18, claim their account and see how much is in there now.
$250 is only the beginning. 🇺🇸
$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/
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Everybody with common sense should vote Republican in November!
If you don't believe me, just listen to this..
No Socialist/Communist!!
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Probably the most impressive single philanthropic effort I have ever seen. Why move $ through lossy non-profits when you can do direct wealth transfer. Hyper efficient. Much respect to @MichaelDell and Susan!
Susan Dell, wife of Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell, encouraged families to register for Trump Accounts while speaking alongside the president on Wednesday. After Mrs. Dell’s speech, President Trump asked Mr. Dell whether his wife was considering running for office and gave her his "complete and total endorsement." The Dells previously pledged a donation of $6.25 billion to the Trump Accounts.
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WHEN YOUR PLANE FINALLY MAKES IT TO THE GATE IN LAS VEGAS
@AmericanAir DURING THE DAY
WELCOME TO THE REAL LAS VEGAS 😈
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I AM BLOWN AWAY!!!
Blown away by the staggering, unprecedented, inconceivable, generosity of Michael and Susan Dell towards the Trump accounts!
💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰 💰
Total Amount: $6.25 billion
Per-Child Grant: $250 deposited directly into each eligible child's account. Roughly 25 million children born between 2016 and 2024 (ages 10 and under).
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89 years ago today: Walter Cronkite called his first OU football game at just 20 years old.
Cronkite recalled his first broadcast at OU being a “disaster” because of his lack of preparation. It landed him in his boss’s office, and he vowed to never be unprepared again.
Years later, he would become known as “the most trusted man in America.”
Cronkite went on to anchor the CBS Evening News and became one of the defining voices of American television, covering everything from the assassination of JFK to the Vietnam War and the Apollo 11 moon landing.
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Imagine overstaying in your hotel room so long that when they finally ask you to leave… you just buy the hotel. 😂
That's basically what Howard Hughes did in Las Vegas.
In 1966, the billionaire moved into the Desert Inn, taking over its luxury suites on the top floors. He was supposed to be there temporarily, but weeks passed and Hughes wasn't going anywhere.
There was one problem: the hotel wanted those valuable suites back for its high rollers.
Hughes was told it was time to move out.
Instead, he bought the Desert Inn for roughly $13 million.
And that was only the beginning.
From his suite, without making public appearances, Hughes went on a massive Vegas buying spree that included the Sands, Frontier, Castaways, Silver Slipper and Landmark, along with huge amounts of land around the valley.
He stayed secluded at the Desert Inn for four years before leaving Las Vegas in 1970.
Only in Vegas does getting kicked out of your hotel somehow end with owning the place. 😂
#lasvegas #vegas #vegashistory #HowardHughes #DesertInn – at Las Vegas, NV
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1986. Georgia farmer Leonard Hill walked out of his house 20 minutes before the bank auctioned his family’s five-generation farm. He never came back.
He took his own life, hoping insurance would cover $300,000 in drought debt. It didn’t. His 66-year-old widow Annabel was left to face the auction alone.
An Atlanta businessman started making calls. One reached a 40-year-old New York developer named Donald Trump.
Trump called the bank himself. When they said the foreclosure was happening, he told them he’d sue for wrongful death if they proceeded. The bank backed down.
Americans sent checks. It still wasn’t enough. Trump and a Texas oilman quietly covered the last $78,000. No press release. No cameras.
Annabel’s family still lives on that farm today.
The media never tells you this side of Trump.
A widow with no lobbyist got a phone call and $78,000 she never had to repay.
Remember that the next time they claim they already know everything about the man.
#Trump #AmericaFirst #Farmers #TheRealTrump #MediaLies
