PBD Podcast

The hosts dive into Nancy Pelosi's controversial visit to Taiwan, exploring its geopolitical implications. They weigh in on the escalating tensions between the U.S., Russia, and China, questioning if China could take over the U.S. Meanwhile, discussions shift to the rising monkeypox outbreak as a public health concern. The group also examines the economic landscape, debating whether we're in a recession, and reflects on Will Smith's Oscar incident, connecting it to personal anecdotes about family dynamics.

Joe Walsh, a former Congressional Representative and 2020 presidential candidate, shares his transformative political journey from supporting Trump to backing Biden. He dives into the complexities of voter dynamics, addressing why many chose Biden as an 'Anti-Vote.' The discussion explores social media's influence on beliefs and questions the legitimacy of election results. Walsh also critiques Trump's foreign policy decisions, particularly regarding Putin, while examining the current political landscape and the economic challenges stemming from rising interest rates.

Join Mat Best, co-founder of Black Rifle Coffee and an Army Ranger veteran known for his viral content, along with Tom Zenner, co-host of 'One Degree of Scandalous.' They dive into the challenges veterans face transitioning to civilian life and the camaraderie forged in the military. The conversation also addresses Black Rifle Coffee's response to controversies and discusses political topics like redefined recessions and China's influence on U.S. farmland. Expect humor, real talk about integrity, and a dash of entrepreneurial advice!

Batya Ungar-Sargon, deputy opinion editor at Newsweek and author of "Bad News: How Woke Media Is Undermining Democracy," joins a captivating discussion on today's political and media landscape. She delves into how complacency affects voter engagement and examines the disconnection between mainstream media and public sentiment. The conversation also highlights the role of personal responsibility amid economic challenges, the implications of quantitative easing, and the political dynamics surrounding Trump’s potential impact on the upcoming election. Prepare for a thought-provoking exploration!

In this discussion, Dr. Patrick Moore, a former Greenpeace leader turned industry consultant, shares his insights on climate change and population growth. He debates whether Earth is heading towards another ice age and explores the potential repercussions of a growing population. The conversation critiques the narratives shaped by political leaders and the media around sustainability and energy. Patrick also tackles the challenges posed by misinformation surrounding climate issues while providing a unique perspective on the future of agriculture and resource management.

John Paul Mac Isaac, the computer repairman who unearthed Hunter Biden's laptop, shares his gripping journey and the fallout from his discovery. He discusses the ethical dilemmas he faced, including the media's role in shaping narratives around his experiences. The conversation also touches on the difference between capitalism and socialism, as well as the challenges of navigating identity in today's social media-driven world. With insights into accountability in politics and personal anecdotes, John offers a unique lens on a controversial topic.

In this lively discussion, Rick Sanchez, a former CNN contributor and co-founder of Cano Health, explores the vibrant dynamics of the Latino community in America. He emphasizes the significance of media representation and leadership for Latinos, highlighting both challenges and contributions. The conversation takes a political turn with thoughts on Biden's energy policies and insights on Joe Rogan's selective podcast guests. Additionally, they delve into education's struggles in Florida and the complexities surrounding immigration, underscoring the need for authentic dialogue in today’s media landscape.

Tom Ellsworth, an economic insights speaker, and Vincent Oshana, a current events commentator, dive into critical issues today. They discuss the reality of a recession and how rising mortgage rates are impacting the real estate market. Tom shares strategies for saving the economy as Vincent critiques political leadership, particularly regarding Biden and Trump. The conversation also touches on Facebook's downsizing and some notable shifts in media, including Rachel Maddow's replacement. Their insights are both thought-provoking and refreshingly candid!

Jedediah Bila, a guest speaker known for her insightful discussions, and Vincent Oshana, who shares engaging insights and experiences, dive into pressing societal issues. They tackle the evolving housing market and the economic impact of migration, especially from New York to Florida. TikTok's potential surveillance implications spark a heated debate, while a transgender skateboarder's recent victory highlights ongoing discussions about fairness in sports. Lastly, they analyze the controversial decision to defund police in West Hollywood, weighing community safety against policing strategies.

Roger Stone, a seasoned political consultant known for his work with Nixon to Trump, teams up with Ric Prado, a CIA veteran with two dozen years of covert operations under his belt. They delve into the potential candidacy of Ron DeSantis for 2024 and discuss the CIA and FBI's controversial role in American politics. The conversation touches on voter shifts to the Republican Party, the implications of Roe v. Wade, and Putin's expansionist ambitions, all while revealing the polarized landscape of today's political climate.