"Everybody wants the US banks." "A lot of those companies are misguided because I think that JPMorgan or one of the other big banks will end up owning [that market] anyways." Outside the US, "banks want to work with companies that operate locally." — @chrismaurice of @yellowcard_app

Everybody is ranting and raving about Florida tonight. But let’s take a closer look at that. Last governor election Ron DeSantis won by 20%. Byron Donald just won by 1.5%. A democrat in James Talarico is going to win in Texas. He is out performing by crazy margins in areas that he really shouldn’t. How do you explain that? Yes, the party and power usually loses seats in the midterms. This is a direct indictment on the GOP as a whole and Donald Trump as a president. Say whatever you want, but the numbers don’t lie. It’s time to admit what’s happening.

"Everybody eventually is going to have high-speed, low Earth orbit internet connectivity. [Starlink] is going to be a must-have. But we are going to have a few years of being the only airline that has it at scale." “Free was never the value proposition. Fast is the value proposition, and there's only one option for fast. It's Starlink. That is the only option. You can call the others, fast and free, but it's not." @united @benthompson @collision

Everybody blindly criticize Trump, jump on any move he makes, but Russia just confirmed trilateral talks in November. Brokering peace is easier to criticize than to do. We want Ukraine free, protected, Russia contained, but only a compromise will work.

"Everybody was right that the internet was a transformative technology ... But that didn't prevent a bunch of companies from going bust," @austincampbell draws comparisons between the AI bubble and the dot com bubble