Rogan vs Zelenskyy, Netanyahu ICC Warrant, Diddy Drugged Jamie Foxx? | PBD Podcast | Ep. 512

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Nov 26, 2024

The discussion heats up as Joe Rogan scrutinizes Biden and Zelenskyy for their roles in escalating global tensions. An arrest warrant for Netanyahu adds another layer to international controversies. The group humorously tackles Trump's proposed tariffs while Bill Maher takes on Neil deGrasse Tyson about the authenticity of Musk's Mars ambitions. Meanwhile, allegations swirl around Diddy's involvement in Jamie Foxx's health crisis, blending celebrity scandal with serious allegations. It's a wild ride through politics, pop culture, and pressing social issues!

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Maher and Tyson Clash

Bill Maher clashed with Neil deGrasse Tyson on his show.
Maher criticized Tyson's stance on biological differences between male and female athletes.

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Mars Mission Debate

Bill Maher and Neil deGrasse Tyson debated Elon Musk's Mars ambitions.
Tyson believes geopolitical factors, not exploration, drive such endeavors.

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Musk's Tears

Elon Musk cried when his heroes, Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan, criticized SpaceX.
Patrick Bet-David emphasizes Musk's childlike curiosity and determination to achieve the impossible.

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