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Screenshot of an X.com post by a verified account named Anna Paulina Luna (@realannapaulina), with a small profile photo of a woman with long dark hair in a dark blazer. Her text reads "Well done @POTUS!" followed by oil barrel, praying hands and US flag emojis. Below it she embeds a screenshot of a Truth Social post from Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump). The post claims a discussion with Vladimir Putin in which Russia agreed to supply large quantities of diesel fuel, and says diesel prices will fall. Three passages are highlighted in red: the opening clause naming Putin, and "Diesel Prices for Americans and, indeed, the World, will be COMING DOWN, IN RECORD NUMBERS, AND FAST!". The screenshot footer shows the time 3:59 PM, date 10/9/26, and 43K Views. A partially cut-off element is visible at the very top edge.

Text in image: Anna Paulina Luna @realannapaulina X.com Well done @POTUS! 🛢️🙏🇺🇸 Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump I have just concluded a highly successful discussion with President Vladimir Putin, of Russia, wherein it was agreed that Russia will immediately supply over 300,000 Tons of Diesel Fuel to the American and Global Marketplace, another 500,000 Tons during the month of November, and 1,000,000 Tons immediately thereafter. Additionally, based on the condition of their Diesel Refineries, Russia will then deliver, within a short period of time, 3,000,000 Tons of Diesel Fuel. Between our TOTAL CONTROL of the Strait of Hormuz, and this great announcement on Russian Energy, Diesel Prices for Americans and, indeed, the World, will be COMING DOWN, IN RECORD NUMBERS, AND FAST! Lower prices for Americans, especially our Great Farmers, Ranchers, and Truckers, is my Greatest Priority. This is a very big and important announcement. Additionally, it must be understood, that Iran will not have a Nuclear Weapon! Thank you for your attention to this matter. President DONALD J. TRUMP 3:59 PM · 10/9/26 · 43K Views

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Screenshot of an X.com post by the account "The Ugly Patriot" (@the_uglypatriot, verified badge). The avatar shows a bearded man in a cap and sunglasses with a cigar. The post claims liberals loved Mike Tyson until he walked onto Air Force One, then called it a prop, and argues they hate the picture of a Black man next to Trump rather than the man himself. It ends with a call to follow the account. Timestamp 6:16 PM, 10/9/26, with 8.1K views.

Text in image: The Ugly Patriot @the_uglypatriot X.com Liberals loved Mike Tyson until he walked onto Air Force One. Then the same crowd called it a prop. They do not hate the man. They hate the picture. A Black legend next to Trump breaks the script. Follow me for more ugly truth. 6:16 PM · 10/9/26 · 8.1K Views

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Screenshot of an X.com post by @Hunny1116 (verified, US flag emoji) that embeds another X post by @C_3C_3 (verified, "C3"). The embedded post's text calls one man "the baddest Motherf*cker in the World" and pairs him with Mike Tyson. The attached photo shows two men walking side by side outdoors in front of a white building with a stone staircase and a black iron gate. The man on the left is older, with light blond-gray hair, a navy suit, white shirt, red tie and a small flag lapel pin. The man on the right is bald and smiling slightly, in a lighter blue suit with an open-collar white shirt. The caption names the right-hand man as Mike Tyson and implies the left-hand man is the "baddest" one. Timestamp reads 11:44 PM, 10/9/26, 1.3K views.

Text in image: Hunny1116 @Hunny1116 X.com C3 @C_3C_3 X.com The baddest Motherf*cker in the World and Mike Tyson. 11:44 PM · 10/9/26 · 1.3K Views

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Screenshot of a post on X (formerly Twitter) from an account displaying the name "My2Commonc̶ents..." with a blue verified checkmark and handle @7CommonSense. The avatar is a black-and-white photo of a smiling person with light hair wearing a wide-brimmed hat, holding up a hand. The post tags @potus and says he has many gifts and character traits, one of which is loyalty, followed by a clapping hands emoji. The timestamp shows 8:14 PM on 10/9/26 with 3.6K views. It is a plain text post with no other image or meme content.

Text in image: My2Common¢ents... X.com @7CommonSense @potus has many gifts and character traits... one of which is loyalty.👏 8:14 PM · 10/9/26 · 3.6K Views

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Screenshot of a post on X.com by a verified account named "Bill" (@Av8r07). The avatar shows a person in sunglasses and an American-flag-patterned jacket with a goose beside them. The post text reads "The boys are back in town!" and attaches a photo of three men on an airport tarmac in front of a green and white military helicopter. On the left is a bald man in a light blue suit with no tie. In the middle is a man with light blond hair in a navy suit, white shirt and red tie. Both wear red Everlast boxing gloves and are touching gloved fists. On the right is a man in a dark blue US Air Force-style dress uniform with a service cap, ribbons and a name tag, walking beside them. A watermark "@Av8r07" is in the lower right of the photo. The post is stamped 7:26 PM · 10/9/26 with 11K views. The image asserts nothing beyond the caption and photo, and no individuals are named in it.

Text in image: Bill @Av8r07 X.com The boys are back in town! @Av8r07 EVERLAST 7:26 PM · 10/9/26 · 11K Views

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Screenshot of a post on X (X.com) by a verified account named Scott Dideon (@sdideon1), which has a default grey silhouette avatar and a blue verification checkmark. The post is plain black text on a white background. It expresses happiness for Mike Tyson, says he has had a rough life, and says he is not innocent of everything. Timestamp is 7:38 PM, 10/9/26, with 5.9K views.

Text in image: Scott Dideon @sdideon1 X.com Very happy for Mike Tyson. He has had a rough life, not to say that he is innocent of everything... but I'm happy for him. 7:38 PM · 10/9/26 · 5.9K Views

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Screenshot of an X (Twitter) post by a verified account named Keyturner (@decathlongs87) with the text "This is a guy that likes his CIC!" and an attached low-resolution still from a video. The image shows a man in a dark blue US Air Force-style service dress uniform with a peaked cap, light blue shirt, dark tie, pilot wings, ribbons and a name tag, walking on an airport tarmac with his head turned to the left and his mouth slightly pursed. A person is partly visible behind him, and trees and a flat runway are in the background under an overcast sky. The name tag is not legible. The post is timestamped 8:48 PM, Oct 9, 2026, with 3,982 views. The post does not name the officer. "CIC" is not explained in the image.

Text in image: Keyturner @decathlongs87 This is a guy that likes his CIC! 8:48 PM · Oct 9, 2026 · 3,982 Views

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A graphic with a dark navy header band containing white text, flanked by two circular presidential-style seal emblems (eagle with "45" and "47"), above a thin gold stripe. Below is a line chart on a white background with a thick blue line. The y-axis runs 0 to 30 and the x-axis runs from just before FEB to NOV. The line starts near 25 in Jan–Feb and stays flat through early March. It then drops steeply to about 9 in mid-March, where a red arrow points at the low with the red label "Hormuz shuts". The line stays near 9–10 through April and May, then climbs through June to a peak near 27–28 in July. It falls to about 23 in August, dips near 21 in early September, and ends around 23 in late September/early October. A black label "2025 average level" sits at the top left of the chart near the 25 level, and a green "100%" is at the right at about the same height. The chart has no unit label on the y-axis and no data source. It is a promotional-style graphic asserting that oil has returned to its pre-war level after the Strait of Hormuz closed.

Text in image: Oil is at PRE-WAR LEVELS! 45 47 45 47 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 2025 average level 100% Hormuz shuts FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV

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Screenshot of a post on X.com by an account with a blue verified checkmark, display name "Michael Scott", handle @MichaelSco57311. The avatar is an illustrated crusader knight in armor with a red cross on the tunic, holding a sword upright. The post is text only, with no attached image or quoted post. It was posted at 8:29 PM on 10/9/26 and shows 7.4K views. The screenshot does not show who the "two" are.

Text in image: Michael Scott @MichaelSco57311 X.com two of the toughest sons of bitches on this planet 8:29 PM · 10/9/26 · 7.4K Views

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This Smithsonian's race to the bottom, that's the focus of tonight's angle. All right, since its founding, the Smithsonian and its National Museum of American History were intended to showcase American greatness, makes sense. January 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson stated the mission perfectly. >> Here for all to see and for all to absorb will be exhibited the pageant of history of a youthful nation. The victory of the freedom and the genius of our country. Here, young children see with their own eyes, yes, even to touch with their own hands, the ripe fruit of America's historical harvest. >> Unfortunately, as any angle viewer knows, for years, the Smithsonian has been used not to showcase our genius, the genius of our heritage, but instead to spread anti-American propaganda. Our great national museums have turned into political instruments to divide the spirit and discourage our citizens. So how did this happen? Just as a fish rots from the head, so did the Smithsonian. Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch announced on September 8th that he would retire at the end of the year. He knew what was coming. He knows that we're on to him. Now, during his tenure, the Smithsonian has replaced an accurate depiction of America's story, its heroes and founders with naked left-wing activism. In their exhibits, at their seminars, and in their teaching materials, their radicalism, their support for illegal aliens, for abolishing eyes, for encouraging race essentialism, and for radical gender ideology. But now we're learning that under Mr. Bunch, the Smithsonian's misdeeds went far beyond just anti-American programming. In an EEOC filing, the DOJ has identified more than 30 Smithsonian internships, fellowships, hiring practices, training programs that appear to discriminate on the basis of race in violation of federal law. For example, the Smithsonian's Latino Curatorial Initiative used dedicated federal funds to place 20 curators and other professionals in positions across the Smithsonian on the basis of their Latino identity, while its related internship selected zero non-Latino interns in all of 2023. In fact, Bunch's own past statements demonstrate that DEI has been his obsession for years. And now we see institutionalized discrimination across the entire Smithsonian. In 2000, Bunch wrote an article published by the American Alliance of Museums issue of what was called Museum News, arguing that the museum field was awash in whiteness, and that museums needed to change the racial composition of their staff, writing that, "Until we change the tint and tone of our workforce, we're just dancing around the edges of our greatest failure." Wow. But Bunch's race essentialism dates back even further. These were his comments about why he attended Howard University. I went to Howard in part two because I remember saying I was tired of white people. I was just tired of trying to fit in, tired of the questions, tired of the dating issues. And I said, "Go to Howard." Later in that interview, he went on to say that, "Look, he realizes that white people aren't all bad." Well, thanks. But he's the same guy who said the museum again field, the whole field was awash in whiteness. So it shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that under Bunch, the Smithsonian has institutionalized racial discrimination. And throughout the entire museum ecosystem, from boards to professional accreditation. My hope is that boards are just the tip of the iceberg. They're the people that make determinations that can really short-circuit some of the change that you want to do in a museum. I've always argued that a museum is only as gifted as its staff, but it can only go as far as the boards allowed. All the boards were important. Don't you love the music? It makes discrimination so much more palatable. Now, as a result of this, in May of 2019, the American Alliance of Museums made Bunch co-chair of its excellence in DEAI Task Force. It charged the embedding racial discrimination more deeply into its standards and excellence programs, including, by the way, accreditation. And in 2022, Bunch's Task Force issued its final report stating that diversity, equity, accessibility, and inclusion must be at the center of how we understand and practice excellence in our institutions. And he also called for moving the profession away from what it called white dominant characteristics of perfection, risk aversion, and conflict avoidance. Yes, Bunch's Task Force identified perfection as a supposedly white dominant characteristic. Now, this explains why DOJ and EEOC has identified more than 30 programs and practices that, according to the agencies, appear on their face to violate federal nondiscrimination law. Now, at something called the Delaware STEM Equity Conference back in 22, Smithsonian Director Carol O'Donnell explained how Secretary Bunch drove that DEI mission. Secretary Lonnie Bunch is a lifelong educator who has dedicated his career to diversity, equity, accessibility, inclusion, and belonging. His grand challenge in education is to answer this question. How do we dismantle structural and systemic racism? To ensure equity in education, the following has to be true. The principles of diversity, equity, accessibility, inclusion, and belonging must be integral in the conception, design, and implementation of all of our work. I love how she's reading. And the acronym keeps getting longer and longer. I'm just sticking with DEI. So they do have DEI on the brain. Throw in accessibility and whatever the B word was. Anyway, woke gobbledygook, all of it. It means nothing. It teaches kids nothing except resentment and division. Now, after President Trump issued his executive order disbanding DEI and federal offices, the Smithsonian knew it had to do something. But rather than just stop, it did a sneaky rebrand. For the annual summit of the Smithsonian Science Education Center, they replaced the word diversity with the words leadership and skilled. Come on, guys. You're not fooling anyone here. So Bunch's departure gives the Smithsonian an opportunity for a new beginning. The question is no longer who will replace him, but what kind of Smithsonian will come next? The Smithsonian should open its records to appropriate scrutiny and make clear what was done, why it was done, and what's going to change. It's time to recommit to President Johnson's vision of a national museum of American history that showcases the victory of freedom and genius of our country. And that's the angle.

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