Produced by Brian Tyler Cohen A legal briefing video where Judge Glenn Kirschner assesses Trump’s $1.776 billion slush fund bluff, describing it as clever but called out. The episode, titled “Smackdown!,” critiques the misuse of funds, urging viewers to subscribe and pre-order his book, The Day After, for support. Includes a YouTube link.
Produced by Brian Tyler Cohen Trump’s name has been removed from the Kennedy Center, with live coverage ongoing. The post also promotes Brian Tyler Cohen’s book “Shameless” and provides links to his various social media, channels, and newsletter.
Produced by Brian Tyler Cohen Former President Donald Trump asserts that “Guys like me built the country,” in a short-form YouTube clip. The video, labeled as a #shorts, frames his message around personal leadership and contributions to national development, emphasizing personal identity and lineage in shaping the United States. URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qK5yC9PboQ
Produced by Brian Tyler Cohen Democracy Watch episode 520 reports on Trump ally Tina Peters continuing election denialism. The note urges subscribing to Democracy Docket, pre-ordering the author’s book “The Day After”, and provides a YouTube link for the full video.
Created by Dangerously Informed with Evie The AI boom has created some pretty obvious winners.
Nvidia, OpenAI, people named Claude.
Governments are spending fortunes on data centres and investors are desperately searching for the next big thing.
But one of the biggest winners of the AI boom isn’t a software company.
It’s a Japanese toilet manufacturer.
How did a toilet company become one of the biggest winners in AI? and if a toilet company can become one of the biggest beneficiaries of artificial intelligence, who else is getting rich while nobody’s paying attention?