The David Pakman Show

David Pakman
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Dec 5, 2025 • 1h 4min

12/5/25: Presidency coming apart as economy becomes a nightmare

The podcast dives into the alarming rise in layoffs amid the AI revolution and Trump’s controversial policies. It critiques optimistic economic predictions as the reality of financial fragility looms. Dan Bongino admits to promoting baseless conspiracies for profit, raising questions about media responsibility. Trump’s public blunders, including dozing off at events, spark health concerns and demand for transparency. The stalled renovation of the East Wing underscores ongoing chaos in the administration.
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Dec 4, 2025 • 1h 3min

12/4/25: Another jobs fiasco as 2028 secret plan exposed

A staggering 32,000 private sector jobs were lost, revealing stress in small businesses linked to tariffs. Economists discuss how higher wages in Democratic states create higher prices, contrasting with lower costs in Republican areas. Meanwhile, Donald Trump's approval ratings dive, and Steve Bannon hints at a radical third term strategy. The podcast also dives into the impact of tariffs and immigration limits on blue-collar jobs, and Costco's lawsuit against Trump for tariff refunds highlights a rising corporate pushback.
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Dec 3, 2025 • 1h 8min

12/3/25: GOP failure in TN as Trump sleeps through the whole thing

A Tennessee special election sends shockwaves through the GOP, signaling potential trouble ahead. Doctors express skepticism about the White House's explanation for Trump's MRI, raising questions about his health. Trump dozes off during a cabinet meeting, leading to a series of confusing remarks. Cabinet members engage in a bizarre loyalty show, praising him instead of focusing on governance. Concerns grow over Trump's unexplained bruising and cognitive clarity as he struggles to articulate thoughts, creating a growing divide among his supporters.
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Dec 2, 2025 • 1h 2min

12/2/25: Panic in Tennessee election as Trump spends night posting

Donald Trump faces unexpected competition in a deep-red Tennessee district, raising concerns for Republicans. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt struggles to justify military actions and navigates press challenges. The podcast dives into Trump's frenzied late-night social media activity filled with conspiracy claims. Kristi Noem's admission about immigration vetting raises eyebrows, while Megyn Kelly's harsh rhetoric calls for extreme measures. Legal and ethical implications of military strikes spark heated debate, highlighting deep divides in current politics.
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Dec 1, 2025 • 1h 3min

12/1/25: War crimes begin as demands for Trump's MRI explode

The podcast dives into alarming reports of potential war crimes linked to follow-up strikes during military operations. It highlights Donald Trump's perplexing behavior, with mental health experts raising concerns about his cognitive decline. Tensions escalate as Trump faces bipartisan scrutiny over his asylum decisions and public statements. Transparency calls mount regarding his MRI results, while financial troubles unfold for Trump Media and related investments. A complex political landscape unfolds, marked by threats of denaturalization and pressing economic implications.
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Nov 26, 2025 • 1h 7min

11/26/25: Leaked call exposes Trump as approval craters, Republicans raise alarm

A leaked call reveals Steve Witkoff coaching Russian officials on how to flatter Trump. In public, Trump misreads this manipulation while struggling to answer key policy questions, losing credibility on various fronts. Polls show his approval plummeting in states he previously won, especially among independents. Meanwhile, debate arises over leadership at the FBI amid reports of Kash Patel's misuse of resources. Plus, Turning Point USA hints at a post-Trump future with J.D. Vance emerging as a potential successor.
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Nov 25, 2025 • 1h 7min

11/25/25: Job losses crack as Trump needs 2 more weeks on healthcare

Mark Elias, a top Democratic election lawyer and former campaign finance litigator, discusses his upcoming Supreme Court arguments defending limits on coordinated spending between parties and candidates. He explains why these limits are crucial for campaign finance reform and warns of the potential consequences if they are overturned. The podcast also touches on the alarming job losses under the Trump administration, the transportation sector's plea for better air travel etiquette, and the delayed unveiling of Trump's new healthcare proposal.
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Nov 24, 2025 • 1h 13min

11/24/25: MAGA civil war explodes as economic cracks widen

Donald Trump shows a surprising softness toward NYC's mayor-elect while Marjorie Taylor Greene's resignation shakes MAGA dynamics. Trump's bizarre late-night posts reveal his state of mind, as concerns about his health grow. The collapse of the DOGE agency raises questions about fiscal responsibility, while administration officials struggle with economic facts. Elon Musk’s new feature on X uncovers the foreign roots of pro-Trump accounts, hinting at broader manipulation. This whirlwind of political intrigue keeps everyone on the edge.
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Nov 22, 2025 • 17min

BONUS: Behind the scenes of our Kamala Harris interview

Get a behind-the-scenes look at a high-pressure interview with Kamala Harris. The hosts discuss the chaotic logistics that led to a brief on-site chat amid tight security and event delays. They reflect on the challenges of navigating media expectations and the atmosphere of the event, with Harris appearing fatigued after a long photo line. Protests related to Gaza add another layer of complexity, prompting a debate on the effectiveness of demonstrations. It's an insightful peek into the unpredictable world of political interviews.
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Nov 21, 2025 • 1h 7min

11/21/25: Middle class collapsing as Trump threatens everyone

A recent medical procedure takes an unexpected turn for the host, who shares some humorous details. The middle class faces economic strain as rising prices collide with Trump’s misguided policies. Gavin Newsom cleverly navigates redistricting to secure California's House seats, outsmarting Texas Republicans. Trump’s reaction to the Epstein files unfolds, revealing a revenge narrative. Controversies swirl as Trump lashes out at Democrats and a White House official intervenes in a legal matter concerning Andrew Tate. The discussion wraps with listener feedback and trending socio-political issues.

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