Facebook & Instagram Down, Trump's SCOTUS Ruling & Super Tuesday Predictions | PBD Podcast | Ep. 375

Mar 5, 2024

The discussion kicks off with speculation about a potential cyber attack causing Facebook and Instagram's outage on Super Tuesday. The Supreme Court's ruling in Trump's favor for the 2024 ballot raises eyebrows. They also dive into Gavin Newsom's controversial deal with Panera Bread involving minimum wage exemptions. The conversation touches on rising inflation, predictions for Nikki Haley's political future, and even the bizarre case of a teen sentenced for reckless behavior. It's a blend of political analysis and lighthearted banter that keeps listeners engaged!

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INSIGHT

Supreme Court Ruling on Trump's Ballot Access

The Supreme Court's unanimous ruling against barring Trump's candidacy emphasizes the importance of preventing state-level interference in national elections.
This ruling highlights the court's commitment to a consistent, federal approach to presidential eligibility.

ANECDOTE

Conversation with Steve-O's Father

Patrick Bet-David recounts a conversation with Steve-O's father, a former Pepsi executive, who expressed pessimism about America's future.
This anecdote highlights concerns about the country's direction and the potential for civil war.

INSIGHT

Trump's Effortless Approach

Trump's increasing popularity amidst legal challenges suggests a shift towards an effortless, less forceful approach.
This effortless approach, allowing the game to come to him, can be a powerful strategy.

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Patrick Bet-David, Adam Sosnick, Tom Ellsworth, and Vincent Oshana discuss if a cyber attack is the cause of the Facebook and Instagram outage, the Supreme Court's decision to keep Donald Trump on the 2024 ballot, and Gavin Newsom's shady deal with Panera Bread. TIME STAMPS:

6:54 - Supreme Court rules in favor of Donald Trump remaining on 2024 ballot.

36:03 - Border officials see massive new surge at the southern border.

44:06 - Kellogg’s CEO Tells Americans to “Eat Cereal for Dinner” to Offset High Cost of Living.

53:26 - Ozempic is coming for gyms. Here’s how they’re responding.

1:05:01 - Gavin Newsom pushes for $20 per hour minimum wage exemption for Panera Bread after owner donated to his campaign.

1:14:53 - Nikki Haley wins the District of Columbia’s Republican primary and gets her first 2024 victory.

1:25:51 - Video shows Joe Manchin ready to throw down with Climate Protester

1:32:58 - Facebook and Instagram are down on Super Tuesday.

1:37:35 - True inflation may have peaked in late 2022 — at 18% — and still hovers around 8%.

1:46:32 - Teen sentenced to jail for pushing friend 60 feet off bridge.

1:58:20 - More reports of tech platforms being down.

2:00:39 - Ryan Garcia releases weird video after strange online activity.

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