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Patrick Bet-David and Dr. Taylor Marshall dive into a controversial conversation about Islam's global growth, Prophet Muhammad's legacy, and the cultural appeal of religious discipline. They contrast Islamic and Christian values, fertility rates, and what drives long-term ideological influence.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou shares how the Obama era ruined his life, why he believes Obama was manipulated by intelligence insiders, and reveals Rudy Giuliani allegedly sought $2M for a Trump pardon. The PBD Podcast dives deep into this shocking firsthand account.

Elon Musk teases the “America Party” with a pro-Bitcoin and pro-Second Amendment agenda. Tesla bull Dan Ives pushes back on Musk's political distractions and gets told to “shut up.” The PBD Podcast breaks down the feud, market reaction, and why it all matters.

The PBD Podcast reacts to a VC who says five-day weeks will never build billion-dollar startups. The guys debate the 996 work culture, startup sacrifice, momentum, and whether work-life balance is a myth when chasing something great.

Dr. Taylor Marshall joins Patrick Bet-David to warn about America's demographic decline and the rise of Islam in key U.S. cities. He breaks down the impact of low birth rates, weak family structures and calls for a cultural shift toward procreation, marriage, and faith-based patriotism.

Mayor Eric Adams responds to criticism over NYC's broken permitting system, aging infrastructure, and slow construction timelines. He outlines reforms to speed up approvals, modernize government processes, and reduce bureaucratic delays while comparing NYC to faster-growing cities like Houston.

Mayor Eric Adams explains why he switched from Republican to Democrat and now identifies as an independent. He reflects on public safety, New York's political landscape, and the need to work within the system to create real change, especially in a heavily Democratic city like NYC.

Patrick Bet-David breaks down the growing momentum behind socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani's potential run for NYC mayor. The panel debates whether voters are underestimating his chances and draws comparisons to other surprise election wins. They explore what a Mamdani victory could mean for the future of New York City politics.

Mayor Eric Adams addresses political retaliation, legal battles, and how speaking out against party orthodoxy triggered investigations. He shares thoughts on Cuomo, Trump, Letitia James, and lawfare, revealing what it's like to challenge New York's Democratic establishment from the inside.

Patrick Bet-David discusses whether ChatGPT is affecting your brain. A new study touches on artificial intelligence's impact on cognitive impairment, especially in areas of critical thinking. The study highlights the potential risk factors associated with relying too heavily on AI tools, and the findings suggest a relationship between technology use and mental acuity.

Patrick Bet-David dives into Elon Musk's threat to start a new political party, potentially named the America Party. The conversation includes Mark Cuban's and Anthony Scaramucci's interest, and the potential for a musk trump feud. The discussion explores the possible impact on politics and the existing two party system.

Eric Adams calls out Andrew Cuomo for splitting the vote in the NYC mayoral race and explains why Cuomo should step aside. He contrasts Cuomo's passive campaign style with his own street-level grind and defends his record as the city's turnaround mayor heading into a heated election.

Mayor Eric Adams responds to the rise of a socialist challenger in the NYC mayoral race. He breaks down how radicalization on campuses, low voter turnout, and billionaire backlash are reshaping the city. Adams defends capitalism and warns of the economic risk of far-left policies.

Biden's doctor pleads the Fifth in a House probe, refusing to answer if he was told to lie about the president's health. The PBD Podcast breaks down how this could suggest a deeper cover-up involving executive orders, cognitive decline, and hidden power players.

The PBD Podcast breaks down the Epstein intelligence cover-up, Trump's fumbled response, and the links to Mossad, CIA, and JP Morgan. The team debates blackmail operations, child trafficking, and why this scandal matters more than ever.

The Justice Department confirms an inquiry into two figures often targeted by Trump, while facing renewed scrutiny over its handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Pat and the crew analyze the possible outcomes of the probe.

John Kiriakou says Mossad is the world's most effective intelligence agency—and the least trusted by the CIA. He shares shocking stories about Israeli infiltration, sabotage, and recruitment attempts, and explains why U.S. intel officers often felt outmaneuvered by their Israeli counterparts.

John Kiriakou exposes how the CIA faked torture results, waterboarded Abu Zubaydah 83 times, and covered it all up. He breaks down how Bush said “We do not torture” while CIA leadership destroyed tapes and rewrote FBI intel to justify illegal methods.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou breaks down what makes a great undercover agent: sociopathic tendencies, zero recognition, and full trust in the mission. He shares wild recruitment stories, CIA affairs, and a dark shift in agency ethics after 9/11.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou exposes how legal interrogation was abandoned for revenge-driven torture post-9/11. He reveals chilling CIA practices, internal resistance, and why speaking out led to his arrest under the Espionage Act.

Former CIA officer John Kiriakou breaks down why he believes Epstein did commit suicide, how bad the Bureau of Prisons really is, and why no whistleblower has leaked the full client list. He also explains how many people likely do know the truth—and why none have come forward.

John Kiriakou calls Epstein a textbook Mossad access agent used to compromise elites. He breaks down Trump's hesitation, Bondi's deflection, and how foreign intel uses people like Epstein for leverage. Hidden files, missing footage, and deep state implications are all on the table.

Patrick Bet-David sits down with CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou to unpack the alleged Epstein cover-up and new FBI criminal investigations into Brennan and Comey, including how Brennan rose through the CIA by pushing torture and crushing enemies.

The PBD Podcast reacts to Tucker Carlson's controversial interview with the Iranian president, sparking debate about “Death to America,” media responsibility, Middle East influence, and whether Tucker gave Iran a propaganda platform. The panel explores Qatar's soft power, potential foreign influence on American creators, and the danger of naïve audiences.

Elon Musk is reportedly planning a third-party presidential bid following his tumultuous exit from the Trump administration. Pat and the Home Team break down what's motivating Elon and the uphill battle of establishing a viable third party in the United States.

The PBD Podcast reacts to the DOJ and FBI declaring there's no Epstein client list, confirming suicide. The hosts rip into missing footage, shifting narratives, and possible elite protection. Did the system cover up for the powerful? Who's really conflicted—and who's lying?

Billionaire Bill Ackman backs NYC Mayor Adams to block socialist Zoran Mamdani, urging Cuomo to step aside. The PBD Podcast unpacks the political power plays, NYPD retirements, and what's at stake as NYC faces a potential hard-left shift ahead of the 2025 mayoral election.

California voters rank housing as the top issue, demanding action on the affordability crisis. The PBD Podcast breaks down Newsom's stalled leadership, environmental red tape, and how California's housing failures are driving residents to leave the state in record numbers.

Leah Thomas is stripped of women's swimming titles after the University of Pennsylvania bows to Trump's executive order banning biological men from competing in women's sports. The PBD Podcast responds to the landmark reversal, the implications of Title IX, and the backlash from athletes and activists.

Trump threatens to deport NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani over his anti-ICE stance, sparking backlash and debate over denaturalization laws, immigration, and ideology. The PBD Podcast unpacks the fiery exchange, political strategy, and cultural divide shaping America's biggest city.

New Jersey is making a bold comeback as a top film destination, with massive studio investments from Netflix, Lionsgate, and more. The PBD Podcast explores the state's economic incentives, the return to its cinematic roots, and what this shift means for Hollywood's future.

The PBD Podcast covers the recent verdict in the Sean "Diddy" Combs case, with Patrick revisiting his earlier prediction that none of the charges would stick. Tom and Vinnie reflect on how, in high-profile cases involving horrific crimes, there rarely seems to be any real accountability.

Trump tours the new “Alligator Alcatraz” migrant detention center in Florida's Everglades—an isolated facility surrounded by swamps and wildlife. The PBD Podcast reacts to the stark visuals, political backlash, and media spin, including Joy Reid's controversial “concentration camp” remark.

Trump hits record approval among Republicans, surpassing even Reagan, while Elon Musk flirts with third-party disruption. The PBD Podcast explores Musk's political influence, the Libertarian Party's pitch, and what happens when the world's richest man feels betrayed by both sides of the aisle.

Trump announces Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire as pressure shifts to Hamas. The PBD Podcast breaks down the political theater, impossible conditions, Qatar's role as Hamas's backer, and why dismantling a terror group built on ideology may be unrealistic. A raw take on Middle East “peace.”

The Senate strips Trump's bill of its federal AI override as states push back on Silicon Valley lobbying. The PBD Podcast explores the risks of centralized AI control, Peter Thiel's Antichrist warning, and the deeper spiritual and political battle over tech, truth, and individual rights.

Trump's $4.5 trillion “Big Beautiful Bill” brings major tax cuts, eliminates taxes on tips and overtime, and imposes work requirements on Medicaid. The PBD Podcast breaks down what's in it, who benefits, who doesn't, and whether it's a bold bet on growth or a fast track to deeper national debt.

Job anxiety is at an all-time high, with 81% of U.S. workers fearing layoffs in 2025. From widespread layoffs to shrinking company margins due to tariffs, the workplace is a battleground. Discover why 76% expect more job cuts and learn actionable strategies to make yourself unfireable. Don't let fear control your career – watch now to secure your job in this unstable economy! Thumbs up and subscribe for more career insights.

A far-left candidate shocks New York, beating Andrew Yang and openly calling for socialism and “seizing the means of production.” The PBD Podcast breaks down the communist rhetoric, Trump's fiery response, media complicity, and how a disillusioned youth is fueling radical momentum in the city.

The media is forced to admit Trump's tariffs are working as U.S. revenue spikes without raising consumer prices. PBD and the crew break down the data, media backpedaling, and a series of major wins for Trump, from NATO deals to Supreme Court rulings. A powerful momentum shift is underway.

Trump finalizes a major trade deal with China, securing rare earth mineral exports vital for U.S. manufacturing. The PBD Podcast breaks down the chessboard of tariffs, leverage with ethane and chips, and what this means for 2026. A huge win for American industry—and Trump's dealmaker legacy.

The PBD Podcast dives into Elon Musk's feud with Trump over the “Big Beautiful Bill,” exposing tensions around tax cuts, entitlement spending, EV mandates, and exploding national debt. Heated takes on dynamic scoring, government waste, and political hypocrisy fuel this must-watch episode.

Everyone measures wealth in terms of cash, cryptocurrency, real estate, and social status. But what if the most valuable asset in your life is something you can't put a price tag on?In this video, Patrick Bet-David breaks down a powerful story involving UFC President Dana White, a last-minute call from Donald Trump, and the kind of relationship capital that money can't buy. You'll learn why some bonds are worth more than stock options—and why protecting your top relationships could be the real key to long-term success.

Trump rejects regime change in Iran, citing chaos. PBD outlines Iran's untapped economic potential, rips pro-regime romanticizers, and calls for real leadership. The panel warns this may be Iran's last chance in 46 years to achieve freedom, prosperity, and global reintegration.

Conflicting reports spark debate over whether Israel and the US truly destroyed Iran's nuclear facilities. Joy Reid claims nukes could stabilize the region. The panel blasts her take, questions media leaks, and weighs if Iran's program is crippled or if the truth is being buried.

Patrick and the Home Team comment on the latest developments in the NYC mayoral race, as the largest city in the United States might soon elect its first Muslim-progressive mayor. Is Mamdani the beginning of the end? Will we see mass migration to freer states, such as Florida?

What if I told you that Pride Month owes its origin to the Italian Mafia?In this wild deep dive, we uncover how New York's Genovese crime family ran the infamous Stonewall Inn — an illegal, filthy, mafia-run gay club — and how a 1969 police raid sparked the riots that would later evolve into today's LGBTQ+ Pride Month.From mafia blackmail operations to bribed cops, to a cultural movement that now spans 125 days a year — this is the side of history you won't hear on mainstream news.Watch until the end for the insane connections between the mob, U.S. presidents, modern culture wars, and the dramatic collapse in U.S. family demographics.

Two veteran execs exit as the network braces for deep cost-cutting after corporate spin-off. The panel breaks down CNN's financial crisis, slumping ratings, declining relevance, why the brand lost trust, and whether CNN can be saved or if it's destined to be sold for parts.

US warns China to stop Iran from closing the Strait of Hormuz, risking 20% of global oil flow. Rubio and JD Vance call it economic suicide for Iran. The panel debates China's role, Iran's credibility, and why America First works better than isolationism in today's global economy.

After US strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, Tel Aviv shares hit record highs. Iranian protesters wave American flags in Tehran. Trump slams CNN over coverage of the bombing. The panel debates who broke the ceasefire first and why Israel may be more to blame in this fragile conflict.

Trump floats regime change in Iran while the Supreme Leader signals potential successors. Reza Pahlavi calls for the Ayatollah to step down, but faces skepticism. The panel debates if Pahlavi can lead a new Iran and how close the country really is to regime change.