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Jimmy Fallon's ratings hit a multi-year high after hosting Greg Gutfeld, beating late-night trends with a rare political crossover. The crew challenges Fallon and Kimmel to invite Trump next, predicting record-breaking ratings and debating if they can handle the backlash from their own audiences.

Trump strikes a deal with Nvidia and AMD to send 15% of their China chip sales to the US government in exchange for export approval. The crew debates if it is smart business or a dangerous precedent, tying it to tariffs, national projects, AI dominance, and fears of opening the door for abuse.

Elon Musk and Sam Altman clash over Apple's alleged App Store favoritism toward OpenAI. Musk threatens legal action, Altman fires back accusing Musk of manipulating X. The feud exposes the AI power struggle, Apple's gatekeeping role, and looming antitrust battles reshaping Big Tech.

Trump seizes control of DC's police and deploys the National Guard under Section 740 of the Home Rule Act, citing rampant crime and homelessness. The crew debates the legality, left-wing backlash, historical precedent, and why supporters see it as a bold law-and-order move, not authoritarianism.

Candace Owens fires back at Nick Fuentes after he accuses her of teaming with Elon Musk to attack him. She calls him a sheltered theater kid and mocks his victim claims. The crew breaks down the feud, Fuentes' JD Vance theory, his fiery rants, and why conservative influencers are at war on X.

PBD and the crew break down Texas' redistricting battle, walkouts by Senate Democrats, and accusations of gerrymandering. They trace the practice's history, show examples from Illinois and Maryland, and explain how both parties manipulate district maps to secure political advantage.

Patrick Bet-David breaks down NYC's $65M plan for a transgender-only homeless shelter, costing $87K per bed, and warns how high taxes drive billionaires out. He links the policy to declining revenue, rising middle-class burdens, and the long-term impact on New York's economic future.

Jimmy Kimmel admits “repulsive liberal scolds” are driving people from the Democratic Party. PBD calls him out for abandoning comedy to push politics, comparing him to other late-night hosts who alienated audiences by becoming activists instead of entertainers.

Florida's Attorney General proposes a law to block convicted sex offenders from surrogacy, adoption, and foster care, contrasting with California's lack of regulation. PBD covers shocking cases, loopholes, and the urgent call for nationwide laws to protect children from predators.

The PBD Hometeam covers a recent interview with JD Vance, where he addresses the Epstein files and a meeting about Jeffrey Epstein. Vinnie touches on the need for transparency and the release of thousands of documents.

Al Jazeera journalist Anas al Sharif was killed in Gaza during an Israeli strike, sparking debate over media targeting and bias. Pat urges viewers to examine both sides of the story before forming an opinion, warning that blind spots can distort their understanding of complex conflicts like this one.

Patrick Bet-David covers how rising costs in the U.S. are causing Americans to seek out a new expat life in places like Spain and Mexico, but this is leading to friction. Locals feel priced out of their own communities as expat vs immigrant tensions rise, impacting the housing market. One solution is frugal living but others feel that is not enough. The video highlights these complex issues.

Donald Trump brokers a historic peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan, a breakthrough few thought possible. With multiple nations nominating him for the Nobel Peace Prize, PBD and the panel debate whether global pressure will force recognition for his unexpected diplomatic victories.

Andrew Cuomo launches a fiery attack on Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani over his rent-controlled apartment, sparking a heated feud with Bill de Blasio. The clash exposes hypocrisy claims, rent policy battles, and the high-stakes fight for New York City's political future.

Donald Trump announces a high-stakes meeting with Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss ending the Ukraine-Russia war. Talks may include Volodymyr Zelensky, with both leaders pushing opposing demands on territory, NATO, and peace terms in a tense global standoff.

ESPN has struck a groundbreaking deal to acquire the NFL Network, Red Zone Channel, and NFL Fantasy in exchange for a 10% equity stake, reshaping sports media ownership and raising concerns about impartial NFL coverage. This deal marks a major shift in the sports broadcasting landscape, highlighting ESPN's drive for exclusive NFL content amid cable's decline.

Success is only the beginning; the real challenge is staying grounded when the lifestyle creep sets in. Discover the harsh truths about growth, loyalty, and why the people who tell you what you need to hear are the hardest to keep around.

Elon Musk tops Gallup's list as the most disliked public figure in America, sparking fiery reactions and sharp analysis on his political pivot, media portrayal, and cultural influence. Trump's bold response adds fuel to the fire in this explosive conversation.

Trump's secret envoy meets with Putin in Moscow as nuclear tensions escalate and a Ukraine ceasefire deadline looms. In this explosive podcast episode, the team breaks down behind-the-scenes diplomacy, power moves, and how a potential Trump-brokered peace summit could change the course of global history.

The ongoing conflict around Gaza raises complex questions about leadership, humanitarian aid, and political strategy, highlighting tensions between Israel's government and U.S. involvement under Trump. As starvation and violence escalate, debates intensify over accountability, media coverage, and the true cost of geopolitical decisions in the Middle East.

President Trump threatens to federalize Washington DC amid rising youth crime and a violent assault on a Doge team member. The podcast explores DC's governance challenges, political divide, and the implications of stripping local control.

A viral surrogacy video featuring a gay couple sparks outrage after one partner is revealed to be a registered sex offender. The PBD Podcast reacts with a heated debate on child safety, adoption laws, and the moral line between legality and trust in protecting our most vulnerable.

Tucker Carlson claims he only discovered his father was CIA after his death, but past interviews say otherwise. PBD and the crew unpack the contradictions, Nick Fuentes' callout, Candace Owens' flip on Israel, and why this strange alliance may be heading for a massive breakup.

The US birth rate drops to an all-time low of 1.59. The panel breaks down the cultural and economic roots of the crisis, Hillary Clinton's immigration comments, and what it means for America's future. From faith to family, the numbers are screaming and the consequences are real.

Buy Now, Pay Later is exploding among Gen Z—for Botox, groceries, and even concert tickets. But behind the easy payments lie missed bills, soaring debt, and financial traps. PBD breaks down the numbers, shares personal stories, and calls for financial literacy over impulse spending.

Will drones decide the next war? And will the U.S. be ready... or left behind?Patrick Bet-David examines how advanced America is with its drone technology, touching on both commercial and military applications. Watch for shocking statistics of Ukraine's combat drones & real-world warfare lessons, and find out how China's DJI is the drone superpower arming the world.

Barry Weiss seeks $250M for The Free Press as media titans scramble to buy influence. PBD and the crew dissect the price tag, Zionist motivations, CBS strategy, and the podcaster boom shaking up legacy news. Plus, Patrick shares his sit-down with a major New York Times reporter.

Declassified emails and memos reveal the Clinton campaign may have fabricated Trump–Russia collusion to distract from her email scandal. The PBD Podcast crew exposes Obama-era FBI failures, media complicity, and the deeper implications for justice, accountability, and free speech.

The House subpoenas Bill & Hillary Clinton, ex-AGs, and FBI directors in a revived Epstein probe. PBD and the crew break down who might flip, why Loretta Lynch and Eric Holder matter, and what this means for justice, immunity deals, and Ghislaine Maxwell's silence.

Trump's global trade deals are expected to wrap up by Friday, with China taking longer. The PBD crew reacts to Howard Lutnick's bold claim, Trump's demand for open markets, and how his no-more-free-buffet mindset could reset global trade rules.

Starbucks plans to close 90 stores by 2026 as new CEO Brian Niccol aims to reset the brand. The PBD crew reacts to the company's culture, controversial barista behavior, and why some conservatives are done with overpriced coffee and side-eye service.

Kamala Harris confirms she won't run for California governor. Meanwhile, a bizarre story out of Glendale shocks the PBD crew. A man is arrested for sniffing women in public. Pat calls out the city's decline and jokes Armenians may soon flee to Florida.

The Fed holds rates steady again, frustrating Trump and dividing economists. The PBD panel breaks down Powell's play, Trump's fiery Truth Social rant, and how 2026 could be the biggest boom yet. Tomi Lahren and the crew debate what's really driving the Fed's decision.

Ghislaine Maxwell demands immunity to testify on Epstein and threatens silence unless her terms are met. The PBD crew debates if the deal is worth it, who should be exposed, and whether 100 hours of unseen Epstein footage will ever see the light of day.

Harvard may pay $500M to settle with Trump over antisemitism claims as the Ivy League faces massive backlash. Tomi Lahren joins to break down the legal fight, the cultural shift toward Southern schools, and why Jewish students are fleeing elite campuses.

Trump pushes to depose Rupert Murdoch in defamation suit over WSJ's Epstein letter claim. With Tomi Lahren in studio, the panel breaks down legal strategy, media leverage, and whether Murdoch even knows what's going on. A must-watch for 2024 drama watchers.

Tomi Lahren joins the PBD Podcast to unpack Shannon Sharpe's recent departure from ESPN after settling a $50 million sexual assault lawsuit, the impact on First Take, ongoing denial and controversy, and what lies ahead for Sharpe's media career.

The PBD Podcast reacts to a viral Wall Street Journal story: “Goodbye Gentle Parenting, Hello F Around and Find Out.” Scott Jennings and the panel debate parenting styles, Gen Z softness, and the cultural shift toward structure, discipline, and tough love in raising kids today.

The PBD Podcast breaks down a Wall Street Journal poll showing Democrats at a 35-year low in approval. Guest Scott Jennings joins the panel to analyze the fallout, cultural radicalism, Trump's “common sense” brand, and whether America is ready for a third-party movement.

The PBD Podcast breaks down Trump's major trade victory with the EU: $750B in energy sales, $600B in new investments, and zero tariffs on American goods. Scott Jennings joins the panel to unpack global leverage, media reactions, and why even critics are calling it a win for the U.S.

Ghislaine Maxwell reportedly gave the DOJ names of 100 people linked to Epstein in exchange for limited immunity. The PBD Podcast panel debates whether Trump would pardon her, why Bannon is sitting on 15+ hours of Epstein footage, and what justice, transparency, and media fear really look like.

The PBD Podcast dives into the viral success of Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle ad, the backlash it sparked, and the marketing data that proves beauty sells. The panel compares it to flops like Jaguar's DEI campaign and Victoria's Secret's body-positive pivot. It's data vs. narrative.

Dr. Michael Kirk Moore Jr., a Utah surgeon, faced 35 years in prison for giving patients saline instead of the COVID vaccine. The PBD Podcast panel debates whether he's a criminal or a hero, exposes flaws in public health messaging, and explores the long-term fallout of COVID mandates.

Trump confronts Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve site over a $3.1B cost overrun. The PBD Podcast panel breaks down the viral moment, questions Fed mismanagement, and explores Trump's strategy to pressure Powell, while comparing his bold style to Teddy Roosevelt.

The PBD Podcast unpacks the NYC mass shooting by Shane Tamura that killed an NYPD officer and three others. With Scott Jennings, the panel explores security failures, media bias, and how this tragedy could impact New York's mayoral race and public sentiment toward policing.

A founder blows the whistle on a remote employee who secretly held 3–4 full-time jobs—scamming multiple startups, lying about his identity, and faking references. The viral tweet naming Saram Parek sparked an avalanche of CEO horror stories, with 23M+ views and explosive backlash. But who's really to blame?

Chris Cappy breaks down the real global military race, challenging the narrative of U.S. dominance. He explains how China and Russia hide their true spending, how Iran fuels Russia's drone surge, and how the U.S. is radically shifting doctrine to face new threats in drone and proxy warfare

Chris Cappy breaks down the most dangerous potential war on the horizon: a simultaneous China–Taiwan invasion and Russian attack on the Baltics. He explains why the next 3 years are critical, how U.S. resources could be stretched thin, and how Trump's diplomacy could delay or deter escalation.

Laura Loomer dissects the Epstein investigation fallout, slams Pam Bondi's handling of the files, and defends Trump amid growing criticism. She calls out internal conflicts with Bongino and Kash Patel, questions vetting failures, and explains why Trump's restraint is both rare and misunderstood.

Columbia University settles for over $220 million after violating Jewish civil rights during anti-Israel protests. Trump calls it a historic win, with implications for other elite universities. The panel reacts to DEI rollbacks, campus safety, and rising antisemitism in higher education.

Chris Cappy reveals some of the Pentagon's most advanced weapons, including the stealth B-21 bomber and Typhon missile launchers now deployed near China. He explains how this quiet arms race influences global deterrence and why he remains optimistic about the future despite rising military tensions.