Valuetainment

President Trump uses tariff revenue to fund the WIC program during the government shutdown, calling it a creative solution. PBD and the crew debate whether it's smart politics or bad policy and dive into the larger fight over tariffs, free markets, and America's middle class.

Governor JB Pritzker lashes out after President Trump deploys the National Guard to Chicago amid rising crime, ICE attacks, and chaos in sanctuary cities. The PBD Podcast panel reacts to Trump's move, Pritzker's meltdown, and the deeper political games at play in Illinois.

President Trump's envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner head to Egypt to negotiate a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas as the war nears its second anniversary. PBD Podcast breaks down the stakes, the hostages, the Gaza map, and what this deal could mean for Trump, Netanyahu, Hamas, and the Middle East.

Eric Trump reflects on the assassination of his close friend Charlie Kirk, drawing parallels to the attempt on his father in Butler. He describes the movement growing stronger despite attacks, praises Cash Patel and Dan Bongino's integrity, and honors Charlie's lasting impact on America's youth.

Las Vegas tourism plunges with declining hotel occupancy, gaming revenue, and flight fears tied to the government shutdown. PBD and the crew debate whether conventions can save the city, or if OnlyFans, online gambling, and lifestyle shifts have made Vegas obsolete.

Harvard sparks outrage by hiring drag queen Lahore Vagistan as a visiting professor in Women, Gender & Sexuality. PBD and the crew debate taxpayer funding, DEI, academic credibility, and whether elite schools are prioritizing politics over parents and students.

Netflix faces backlash for pushing transgender themes in kids' shows like Babysitter's Club and Dead End: Paranormal Park. PBD and the crew compare Netflix's resilience to Disney's stock crash, boycotts, and Elon Musk's war on “woke mind virus.”

Trump and Netanyahu unveil a 20-point peace plan aimed at ending the Israel-Hamas war and rebuilding Gaza under a new transitional governance system. The proposal includes hostage exchanges, Gaza redevelopment, Hamas disarmament, and international oversight led by Trump and Tony Blair. The panel debates whether Hamas will comply, the risks of releasing prisoners, and if this sets the stage for future conflict with Iran.

The panel revisits new footage and unanswered questions surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk. They analyze claims about entry and exit wounds, missing HD footage, and why the crime scene was quickly altered with construction at Utah Valley University.

Pete Hegseth calls out “fat generals” and pushes for higher fitness standards in the U.S. military. The panel reacts to his tough message, Sunny Hostin's criticism on The View, and the broader debate over discipline, readiness, and woke policies in the armed forces. Pat, Tom, Vinnie, and Brandon break down why military strength starts with physical standards and leadership.

A new study sparks debate about liberal women, conservative men, and how politics impacts dating and marriage. The panel discusses intolerance in relationships, personal stories of choosing partners across political lines, and why values matter more than looks. Pat, Tom, Vinnie, and Brandon share their perspectives on love, politics, and life choices.

The U.S. birth rate has plunged to an all-time low in 2024, dropping to 1.59 children per woman compared to 2.1 just two decades ago. Rising housing costs, cultural shifts, and modern feminism are all fueling the decline. On the PBD Podcast Patrick Bet-David and the panel debate whether this is really about economics or a deeper cultural crisis around family, faith, and alignment.

What if you could read someone's mind in a business deal, or even in a relationship? Imagine knowing exactly what they're thinking across the table during a high-stakes negotiation, or right before you propose. The truth is, every person, whether in love or business, is silently running through five key thoughts: motives, concerns, fears, assumptions, and the ask.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has officially ended his reelection campaign, citing relentless media pressure and blocked campaign funds. Trump weighed in on Truth Social blasting Adams' progressive replacement and warning New Yorkers about failed policies. On the PBD Podcast Patrick Bet-David and the panel break down Adams' exit, the race ahead, and the political chaos in NYC.

A deadly attack shook Michigan as a gunman drove into a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, opened fire on worshippers, and set the building ablaze. One person was killed, nine were injured, and the suspect was shot dead by police.

Barack Obama mocks Trump in a viral sit-down, saying “80% of the world's problems involve old men hanging on” and joking about leaders building pyramids to preserve their legacy. The PBD Podcast panel reacts to the veiled shot at Trump, the Obama library, and what these digs reveal about power and ego.

A DOJ investigator claims Jeffrey Epstein was a CIA asset protected by intelligence agencies, while confirming Bill Clinton was tied to alleged rapes on the Lolita Express and Trump was not. The PBD Podcast panel breaks down James O'Keefe's scoop, DOJ pushback, and the larger battle over accountability.

The DOJ considers indicting former FBI director James Comey for alleged perjury tied to his 2020 testimony on Russian interference. The PBD Podcast panel reacts to Trump's fiery response, the mysterious “8647” post, FBI credibility, and whether this marks the first domino of real accountability.

Jimmy Kimmel returned to late-night with an emotional statement after backlash over his comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination. The PBD Podcast panel debates if it was a real apology, Bob Iger's Disney strategy, collapsing ratings, and why Gutfeld is dominating late-night.

On the PBD Podcast, Pat and the panel react to Trump's fiery UN speech. From blasting the UN as useless, calling climate change a scam, exposing UN migrant funding, to handling teleprompter and escalator glitches, Trump declares he was right about everything. The panel debates the stakes for America.

PBD and the panel examine new footage and forensic analysis suggesting Charlie Kirk may have been shot from behind, raising questions about a possible second shooter. With experts, Cash Patel's comments, and mounting public skepticism, the team calls for the release of the autopsy and full transparency.

On the PBD Podcast, Trump's warning about Tylenol use during pregnancy sparks a firestorm. The panel debates CNN's coverage, Tylenol's pushback, autism rates, Amish and Cuban studies, and whether Big Pharma faces lawsuits as new research questions decades of medical consensus.

Nick Fuentes reacts to Charlie Kirk's assassination, describing personal fears, threats, and reflections on mortality. He acknowledges past political clashes but respects Charlie's Christian testimony. Patrick Bet-David urges lowering the temperature in politics, drawing parallels to unity, leadership, and MLK moments in history.

Nick Fuentes reflects on being blacklisted from the conservative movement after leaked recordings, early clashes with Ben Shapiro, and political attacks from within the right. He argues that forgiveness is lacking in politics and explains how, at just 18, he was targeted for his views and pushed further into controversy.

Nick Fuentes shares how he became politically active at a young age, influenced by Thomas Sowell, Milton Friedman, and the rise of Obama. He explains his shift from libertarianism to Trump supporter, his Model UN debates, and how college culture shocked him into shaping his worldview.

A surprising story from Van Jones about Charlie Kirk sparks a heartfelt discussion on faith, dialogue, and America's future. Pat and the team share powerful lessons from the Arizona Memorial.

Patrick and the Home Team break down the incredible memorial service they attended in Arizona this weekend. Pat highlighted Mrs. Erika Kirk's powerful testimony and how JD Vance admitted that this revival sparked a conversation about Christ in America.

CNN's Caitlin Collins clashes with Senator Ted Cruz over Charlie Kirk's killer and media bias, while Barack Obama weighs in with a measured but controversial statement. Patrick Bet-David and the VT panel debate accountability, journalism, and who can truly unify America.

Pam Bondi faces backlash over her “hate speech” comments after Charlie Kirk's death. Patrick Bet-David and the VT panel debate free speech vs incitement, the Constitution's limits, and why government overreach on speech is a dangerous precedent for America.

Byron Donalds clashes with Rashida Tlaib in a fiery exchange on Capitol Hill, while Ilhan Omar sparks outrage with church remarks and Trump calls for her impeachment. Patrick Bet-David and the panel break down the chaos, free speech, and the growing divide in American politics.

ABC pulled Jimmy Kimmel after his comments on Charlie Kirk's death sparked outrage. Patrick Bet-David and the VT panel break down why late-night comedy is failing, the role of politics in entertainment, and who could step in to revive the genre.

Patrick Bet-David and Eric Bolling compare Charlie Kirk's assassination to JFK, RFK, and MLK, questioning whether Tyler Robinson was truly a lone wolf. The panel examines suspicious accomplices, sniper tactics, and security loopholes across 37 states that prevent rooftop sweeps.

Patrick Bet-David, Eric Bolling, and the panel analyze the alleged text exchange between Charlie Kirk's killer and his trans roommate. They question its authenticity, blast ABC's Matt Gutman for framing it as a “love story,” and react to Utah seeking the death penalty.

Candace Owens accuses billionaire Bill Ackman of staging an “intervention” with Charlie Kirk over Israel. Ackman fires back with receipts, while Kirk's inner circle and Candace's critics question her motives. Pat and the panel break down the feud, facts, and fallout.

Patrick Bet-David asks Tommy Robinson about Prince Charles's relationship with Islam and reports of cash donations from Qatar. Robinson criticizes the monarchy, foreign influence, and political corruption, warning about the growing role of Islam and groups like the Muslim Brotherhood in the UK.

The PBD Podcast reacts to Don Lemon and street interviews about Charlie Kirk's assassination. While everyday people showed humanity and compassion, Lemon amplified a pastor's harsh sermon. Pat and the panel expose the hypocrisy of selective outrage, cancel culture, and misplaced applause

Elon Musk joins Tommy Robinson in London, declaring “the left is the party of murder” while condemning celebrations over Charlie Kirk's assassination. The PBD Podcast panel unpacks free speech, indoctrination, and the moral battle shaping America and the UK.

Patrick Bet-David breaks down TMZ's response after employees were caught laughing during the announcement of Charlie Kirk's assassination. Did Harvey Levin cover it up? Pat calls out TMZ's credibility and compares their handling to MSNBC's firing of hateful voices.

Robert O'Neill explains how SEALs compartmentalize missions, protect their leaders, and stick to a unified truth. He shares Iraq combat stories, lessons from commanding officers, and how loyalty, responsibility, and leadership shaped life-or-death operations.

Robert O'Neill compares SEAL Team Six and Delta Force—how Delta guards secrecy, why SEALs aren't truly “silent professionals,” and the tactical lessons both units shared. He explains evolving from speed and chaos in CQB to silent, night vision precision that saved lives.

Robert O'Neill reveals why bin Laden photos remain classified, his view on releasing them, and what images were actually taken. He explains the risks of propaganda, Monday-morning quarterbacking, and how SEALs prioritized survival and mission success over evidence.

Robert O'Neill addresses conspiracies around Osama bin Laden's death, Pakistan's role, and the rapid Zero Dark Thirty movie release. He breaks down intel myths, kidney failure rumors, and what really happened after the SEAL raid in Abbottabad.

Robert O'Neill recounts the raid that killed Osama bin Laden: training, on-the-fly tactics, the moment of contact, and the aftermath. He credits the CIA targeter behind the lead, details Fort Campbell debriefs, and addresses Extortion 17 and conspiracy claims.

Ray Lewis opens up about why today's rules and transfer culture make coaching tough, his mentorship under Mike Singletary, and his views on targeting penalties. He also shares stories of loyalty, brutal hits, and his bond with Chad Johnson, who once asked Ray to send him Bible verses before games.

Ray Lewis reflects on his friendship with Wes Moore, his meeting with Donald Trump alongside Jim Brown, and the tough questions he asked about helping black communities. He shares lessons from Jim's mentorship, his prison outreach, and why he believes real change begins with accountability.

Ray Lewis opens up about shutting down Barry Sanders in 1998, building the Ravens' bully defense, and the culture of accountability that shaped their 2000 Super Bowl run. From battles with Hall of Famers to leadership lessons, Lewis shares raw stories of grit, preparation, and mindset.

Ray Lewis shares how moving from safety to linebacker changed his life forever, guided by Coach Ernest Joe. He also recalls being heartbroken when his idols Joe Montana and Michael Jordan switched teams, inspiring his vow never to leave home and to define loyalty through his career.

Ray Lewis opens up about faith, discipline, and conservative values shaped by his mother's influence. He reflects on broken communities, absent fathers, and youth suicide, warning about technology, music, and culture. Lewis calls for real leadership to restore accountability and hope.

Armenian PM Nikol Pashinyan shocks his own people by questioning the value of genocide recognition, aligning with Turkey's Erdogan. PBD and the Home Team react, comparing Biden and Netanyahu's recognition, politics at play, and whether Pashinyan is protecting Armenia or betraying its history.

Trump praises a U.S. military strike that sank a Venezuelan drug boat loaded with narcotics. Hours later, Venezuela sent F-16s to buzz a U.S. destroyer in a show of force. PBD and the Home Team debate the drug war, Maduro's moves, U.S. naval power, and whether this escalates into a bigger clash.

Rumors swirl of Eric Adams in talks for a Trump White House job as Andrew Cuomo eyes a comeback to block rising socialist candidate Zoran Mandani. PBD and the Home Team debate New York politics, Trump's influence, and whether voters should be left to learn hard lessons.