Truth Social

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President Trump's social media company, Truth Social, wants to sell investors early access to its posts.

When Trump announces tariffs or new strikes on Iran, those who subscribe get that info milliseconds before it hits the public and then the markets.

So how much is Truth Social charging for this? Is it A, up to $100,000 a month? Is it B, a million dollars per post? Is it C, no money, just a handshake deal with the Trump administration for a business deal down the line? Or is it D, Truth Social announced this, but hasn't announced a price yet?

This is A.

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But he knew.

They, I mean, basically the way I see it is the White House and Trump on Truth Social is the new Q board.

I, I, to me it's just we're getting the comms through them now instead of the old, you know, 4chan and 8chan.

And then plan trusted.

Independent reporting estimates the plan could cost roughly $1.2 trillion and congressional approval would be required.

Trump later took to Truth Social saying the $5,000 dividend will happen.

He pointed to two measures that were once considered unlikely but ultimately passed by Congress.

The so-called Big Beautiful Bill and a $1776 payment for service members.

It looks stupid.

They're on Truth Social, so you know it's some stupid mega shit.

Oh,

hell yeah.

Things have gotten genuinely heated between Washington and Ottawa, and Bombardier has ended up right in the middle of it, again.

President Trump posted on Truth Social that Bombardier products, in his words, aren't good enough for the U.S. market, and declared that the Canadian planemaker would no longer be allowed to sell in the United States unless it starts building its aircraft domestically.

He went further, arguing that more than half of Bombardier's revenue already comes from American buyers, accusing Canada of blocking US banks and companies from operating north of the border, and claiming Canada had also blocked American manufacturer Gulfstream Aerospace from doing business there.

He closed the post by urging Americans to, in his words, buy American and fly on American-built aircraft.

especially since the Bombardier jets qualify for duty-free trade under the USMCA agreement that Trump himself signed back in 2020.

And critically, this isn't even the first time this specific fight has flared up.

Back in January of this year, Trump made a similar and arguably more domestic claim, saying on Truth Social that he was decertifying the Bombardier Global Express and, in his words, all aircraft made in Canada.

while also threatening a 50% tariff on Canadian-built planes.

... and he canceled the call.

Merz canceled the call with Trump because Trump posted on Truth Social about the, the victory.

He was happy-

Mm

He went in January.

He had a popularity within Venezuela of over 90 percent, 92.2. And Trump himself on Truth Social reposted this particular poll.

However, right now in August, it's on 9.7%, a complete collapse of trans popularity in Venezuela.

And his disapproval rate that used to be only at 6.3% in the country, right now it's at 69, a complete collapse of trans popularity.

It said it was registered as a company in Delaware on June 23rd and was talked up by the White House.

Trump announced this company's launch on July 1st in a post on Truth Social.

They made a big deal of it.

It was like, "This is launching this gas station, and their price for gas is gonna be 3.47 after our 47th president." So this got people talking, people who do nothing but study, like, gasoline and oil prices, and they're like, "How are they doing this? It's not sustainable.