You have to hand it to the artless dodger. Trump managed to get an insurance company to put up a bond for the 83 million he owes E. Jean Carroll in a defamation settlement so that he can appeal the decision. Now for someone to come up with the 435 million he owes New York in the fraud settlement. He already has been trying to move assets out of the state so that New York officials can't seize them but Trump Tower is pretty hard to move. Meanwhile, the list of infamous persons who feel that Trump has been wronged grew this week to include conspiracy theory emeritus Oliver Stone . It's rather ironic as just four short years ago, Stone described Trump as a " mad King Lear ," noting that there is something "vastly wrong with his ego." Sounds like a movie is starting to swirl around in Stone's addled mind. The list of distractions doesn't stop there. RFK Jr. announced to the world that he will be presenting his Vice-Presidential nominee on March
I nearly spit my coffee on my laptop when I read Musk was suing OpenAI for abandoning its original mission of using artificial intelligence to benefit humanity and now churning out ChatGPT in the name of profit. At the same time, he jumped all over MacKenzie Bezos for "virtue signaling" in that she has given so much of her divorce settlement to charity. He thinks independent rich women will destroy Western civilization as we know it. What's with this guy? Kara Swisher is supposed to elucidate us on the inner workings of Elon's addled mind and those of other Silicon Valley tech barons in her new Burn Book . She apparently admired most of these guys at one time but has since become repulsed by them in their search for virtual Valhalla. Seems like every week you learn about some new drug Musk has dipped into on Joe Rogan or some other chat show. There's a story that he got all the Tesla board members high before getting them to agree on a $55 billion pay pac