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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.

Chris Cappy analyzes the stalled peace efforts between Russia and Ukraine, Trump's shifting stance, and how battlefield momentum favors Russia. He breaks down sanctions, tariffs, and China's covert role, warning the war could expand into a broader global confrontation if pressure escalates.

Trump secures a $220 million settlement from Columbia University for discriminating against Jewish students and staff during campus protests. The deal forces DEI rollbacks, merit-based policies, and oversight. The panel breaks down how this precedent could hit Harvard and the Ivy League next.

Home prices hit a record high in June, but sales are sinking. The PBD Podcast breaks down why buyers are stuck on the sidelines, mortgage rates above 6.5%, rising taxes and insurance, and why sellers aren't desperate enough to drop prices. The panel also debates the true value of homeownership.

The PBD Podcast exposes the real impact of California's $20 fast food minimum wage law. With 18,000 jobs lost and a wave of automation replacing workers, the panel breaks down the unintended consequences, rising costs, and the political spin from Gavin Newsom's administration.

The PBD Podcast dives once again into the seemingly endless Epstein saga, as a Florida judge rejects the latest request to declassify the files. Patrick offers advice to the Trump administration on how to handle the situation.

The PBD Podcast panel reacts to Obama's office calling Trump's treason allegations outrageous. Tulsi Gabbard releases a report accusing Obama officials of staging the Russia collusion hoax. The team breaks down the media's role, possible subpoenas, and what this means for U.S. institutions.

Investigative firebrand Laura Loomer details her undercover work exposing the Clinton campaign, her ban from social media, and how she became a trusted intel source in Trump circles. From Project Veritas to political controversy, Loomer explains how she still breaks stories from the inside.

Laura Loomer exposes Ron DeSantis' early secret bid for president, details her viral confrontation at his book signing, and recounts the call from Trump that changed her career. She questions DeSantis' loyalty, reveals insider GOP tactics, and explains why she still doesn't trust him today.

Laura Loomer breaks down the rumored feud between Elon Musk and Scott Bessant inside Trump's White House. She confirms screaming matches over IRS appointments, explains the power struggle behind the scenes, and casts doubt on any future alliance between Musk and Trump after public fallouts.

Laura Loomer recounts how her investigation into Michael Waltz's Signal group led to a high-stakes Oval Office meeting with Trump. She exposed CCP ties, walked into a heated confrontation, and pushed for firings over national security breaches. Trump acted swiftly after reviewing her findings.

The media says there's no client list. No trafficking. No intelligence ties. But the evidence says otherwise. In this explosive deep-dive, we expose the suspicious wealth, powerful allies, and unanswered questions surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. From hidden cameras and mysterious mansions to ties with Mossad, CIA fixers, and billionaires like Wexner, Gates, and Black, this is the video they don't want you to see.

Charleston White discusses Epstein's suspicious death, the hidden truth about child trafficking involving powerful elites, the neglect of children in America, and the failures of government and media to address these issues. He highlights systemic capitalism, education, and the need for community support.

In this clip, Charleston White reacts to a viral video showing a Barnes & Noble kids' section featuring LGBTQ+ books. He criticizes what he calls “indoctrination” in schools, discusses cultural views on homosexuality in the Black community, and expresses concerns about societal changes affecting children and families.

Sean Hannity joins Patrick Bet-David to discuss Trump's response to the Epstein letter story, his own stance at Fox News, and lessons from past media misjudgments. They also explore Hannity's history with investigative reporting, Epstein's background, and the challenge of speaking truth in media.

Sean Hannity joins the PBD Podcast to break down the latest twist in the Epstein case as Michael Cohen reacts and voter backlash grows over Trump's handling of the scandal. The veteran newsman shares his take on the situation and stresses the importance of patience as a media voice with influence.

This clip explores critical views of TD Jakes and the Black church's role in the community. It delves into personal stories about fatherlessness, anger, faith, and life struggles, highlighting challenges in Black families and questioning traditional religious influence.

In this brutally honest video, Patrick Bet-David breaks down the real cost of raising a family, owning a home, and building a future together, down to the dollar. If you think love is enough to survive marriage, think again.This video will make you rethink how you approach relationships, money, and long-term planning, especially if you're engaged, married, or thinking about starting a family.

Charleston White shares his journey from frustration with black community issues to becoming a Republican youth leader in Texas. He bridges divides by working with white Republicans, law enforcement, and black communities to advocate for children, reform, and dialogue beyond racial prejudices.

In this controversial PBD Podcast clip, Charleston White shares blunt opinions on the WNBA, criticizing its players' appeal and entertainment value. He also discusses legalization of prostitution, the role of women in sports, and his views on femininity, power, and society's changing dynamics.

Charleston White shares his story growing up amid violence and loss, influenced by family struggles and hip hop culture. He reveals how media glorified gangster life, shaping youth behavior and exposing the dark reality behind the culture's impact on Black communities.

Charleston White discusses the crack epidemic's devastating impact on Black America. He explores how survival and greed drove drug trade, the long-term effects on generations, and the importance of personal responsibility and community connection to heal and rebuild broken families and neighborhoods.

Charleston White critiques Planned Parenthood's origins and impact on Black communities, arguing it harms more than helps. He discusses abortion, systemic issues, and the need for leadership grounded in military experience to guide America through its current moral and social challenges.

Charleston White discusses how feminism, particularly "white feminism," influenced the rise of single motherhood by shifting traditional family dynamics. He critiques modern relationship challenges and emotional disconnection, arguing feminism separated men and women in American culture.

Charleston White critiques Barack Obama's impact on the Black community, arguing Obama prioritized other groups and lacked connection to Black American struggles. He contrasts Obama with Trump, emphasizing confidence over politics, while discussing cultural identity, leadership, and childhood influences.

Trump calls Epstein investigations a hoax and insults supporters questioning the files, sparking outrage from longtime allies. The panel explores theories involving UK royalty, Mossad, and political pressure to bury the case. Trust fractures as MAGA faithful push back against Trump's pivot.

Obama appears on his wife's podcast to address divorce rumors and says every man needs a gay friend. The PBD panel breaks down the body language, the backlash from Whoopi Goldberg and Charlemagne, and Obama's call for Democrats to toughen up ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Trump dismisses the Epstein investigation as a hoax and insults his base as “stupid” for questioning it. The panel reacts with frustration, accusing Trump of betrayal. They explore possible pressure from UK royalty and Mossad ties, warning this shift could damage the Trump brand long-term.

The PBD Podcast reacts to tech CEO Andy Byron being caught on a Coldplay kiss cam with his head of HR, Kristen Kitt. The viral moment sparked workplace ethics questions and speculation about resignations as the panel explores what it means for a company facing public scandal.

Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone shocks Wall Street by declaring full support for Trump, calling him one of the best presidents ever. The PBD panel breaks down Langone's endorsement, Trump's 2.0 presidency, and how capitalism saved lives through innovation like blood thinners.