PBD Podcast

Tulsi Gabbard, former U.S. Representative known for her bold foreign policy views, joins the discussion on pressing political matters. She tackles the military-industrial complex and its costly impact on global stability. Gabbard critiques environmental policies like the Green New Deal and voices her skepticism towards ESG initiatives. The conversation also dives into the implications of the Durham report and the importance of questioning mainstream narratives. With a mix of humor, they reflect on societal debates, including gender dynamics and corporate accountability.

Tulsi Gabbard, a former U.S. Representative and Army lieutenant colonel, dives deep into the mechanisms of political control by the establishment. She shares insights on the potential for 2024 presidential debates and identifies key candidates capable of challenging the status quo. Gabbard reflects on her personal political journey, the evolving dynamics within political parties, and the urgent need for voters to seek genuine leadership amidst a complex political landscape. Her perspective encourages a critical approach to understanding candidate authenticity and electoral integrity.

Whitney Webb, an investigative journalist known for her insights into the deep state, joins the conversation to unravel why Trump elicits such animosity from powerful elites. She discusses the erosion of trust in media and politics, and how misinformation shapes public perception. The conversation dives into the unsettling ties of figures like Woody Allen and the ramifications of corrupt practices within America's political landscape. Webb calls for accountability and highlights the need for courageous leadership amidst systemic challenges.

Whitney Webb, an investigative journalist known for her deep dives into corruption, joins to expose startling connections between powerful figures and Jeffrey Epstein. She reveals surprising links involving Elon Musk and Morgan Stanley. The discussion encompasses whistleblower risks, the chilling effects on public accountability, and the intricate web of relationships tied to Epstein. Whitney also touches on predictive policing's ethical dilemmas and the mysterious death of a former aide to Bill Clinton, raising critical questions about transparency and power.

In this engaging conversation, former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson shares a wild story about meeting a serial killer, showcasing his unpredictable life. He reflects on how he achieved greatness and recalls the first time he was knocked out. Michael Franzese, a former Mafia captain, adds insights into organized crime, comparing it to Mike's tumultuous past. The duo also discusses Dylan Mulvaney's Bud Light endorsement and the ties of both men to prominent figures, including Donald Trump, weaving humorous and profound reflections throughout.

Michael Franzese, a former mobster turned entrepreneur, and Mike Tyson, the legendary boxer, dive into provocative discussions about Biden's alleged sale of U.S. secrets and its implications for national security. They critique the contrasting styles of Trump and DeSantis while emphasizing the importance of strong leadership. The conversation also touches on the role of mentorship in shaping resilience, highlighting the need for positive male role models in today's society, and the challenges that arise from modern narratives surrounding masculinity.

In this discussion, guest Ran Neuner, a cryptocurrency expert, joins Patrick Bet-David and George Gammon to dissect Trump’s controversial CNN town hall. They delve into the implications of a potential U.S. dollar collapse and examine the rise of BRICS nations versus the G7. The trio explores Elon Musk’s unconventional hiring practices and the backlash faced by brands like Bud Light. They also warn about the risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies and share insights on corporate influence in media and consumer sentiments.

George Gammon is a real estate investor and macroeconomics educator, while Ran Neuner is a blockchain expert and CEO of OnChain Capital. Together, they discuss the alarming possibility of the U.S. defaulting on its debt and what it means for the economy. They dive into the jobless claims crisis and unemployment rates, scrutinizing the manipulation of job statistics and its implications. The duo also analyzes the effects of rising unemployment and the Federal Reserve's policies, drawing parallels to South Africa's economic challenges and warning of potential global repercussions.

Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy and a leading Bitcoin advocate, shares his insights on the shortcomings of traditional banking. He argues that storing money in banks is a mistake, especially in light of recent financial crises. Saylor highlights Bitcoin's resilience as a safe alternative and discusses the challenges many face in unstable economies, particularly in South America and Africa. He emphasizes the need for critical media analysis and personal freedom in financial decision-making, while exploring Bitcoin's evolving role in global finance.

Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy and Bitcoin advocate, dives deep into the Fed's perceived attack on the crypto market. He argues that Central Bank Digital Currencies threaten financial freedom and highlights the growing skepticism around government control. Saylor also critiques the challenges low-income earners face in today’s economy and shares insights on Warren Buffett’s successful investment strategies. The conversation emphasizes Bitcoin as a superior store of value compared to gold, making a strong case for its future in financial independence.