PBD Podcast

Rob Hersov, a South African entrepreneur and investor known for his bold views on politics, joins to discuss the rampant corruption crippling his homeland. He critiques the legacies of Jacob Zuma and Cyril Ramaphosa, highlighting the economic collapse and rising racism. Hersov calls for U.S. intervention and addresses the failures of B-BBEE policies that benefit a select elite. He shares personal anecdotes and reflections on land ownership inequities, making a compelling case for the need for governance reform and renewed international relations.

Joe Biden made a startling announcement about his health, revealing a diagnosis that could affect his political future. The discussion turns to Trump's provocative posts, stirring controversy over his claims about political assassinations. Meanwhile, the hosts delve into the Epstein scandal, questioning the official narratives surrounding his death and the accountability of powerful figures. Iran's provocative rhetoric and nuclear ambitions also spark a debate about global diplomacy versus military action, highlighting the complexities of modern geopolitics.

Dive into the shocking allegations surrounding Diddy’s trial, where harrowing testimonies reveal troubling patterns of control and manipulation. Explore the chaos of California’s rising insurance rates and the broader implications for homeowners. The podcast also examines Trump’s assertive critiques of neoconservatism and his foreign policy maneuvers, including the latest fallout from Putin bailing on peace talks with Ukraine. With humor interspersed, the hosts tackle everything from modern diplomacy to major political shifts.

Curt Weldon, a former U.S. Congressman and critic of the 9/11 narrative, joins retired Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer, an expert on Able Danger, and former Major Eric Kleinsmith, an intelligence officer who witnessed crucial data suppression. They expose the Able Danger program, which allegedly identified hijackers before 9/11, and discuss deep state interference. The conversation raises serious questions about intelligence failures, the political motivations behind the 9/11 Commission, and the urgent need for transparency and accountability in national security.

Dive into the implications of the latest pause on U.S.-China tariffs that could reshape global markets. Explore surprising developments in potential peace talks over Russia and Ukraine. Enjoy a humorous take on a viral video rumored to show French President Macron in a compromising situation. Delve into the complexities of the Democratic Party's internal dynamics and the challenges facing small businesses amid current political shifts. Plus, a light-hearted discussion on unexpected health trends among seniors adds a fun twist!

Tensions between India and Pakistan are heating up, with implications for global security. A dramatic confrontation unfolds between Trump and Mark Carney, highlighting political dynamics. Allegations against Prince Andrew related to Epstein bring serious discussions about accountability and integrity in powerful circles. The episode also explores the challenges of modern marriage and emotional impacts on relationships, adding a humorous spin to the complexities of commitment.

Trump proposes a staggering 100% tariff on foreign films, sparking debate about its impact on Hollywood. The discussion turns to the controversial idea of reopening Alcatraz for notorious criminals, raising important questions about crime and punishment. Meanwhile, fears about China's youth unemployment and questionable government transparency add tension to talks of tariffs. The conversation weaves through cultural critiques, political strategies, and the evolving landscape of global trade, all while entertaining with humorous anecdotes and relatable stories.

A recent mineral deal between the U.S. and Ukraine could reshape global markets and U.S. relations with major powers. RFK Jr. shocks listeners by exposing troubling claims of child trafficking linked to the Biden administration. Trump delivers a memorable on-camera moment while challenging a reporter, showcasing his confrontational style. The conversation dives into the implications of political accountability, striking a balance between serious issues and light-hearted moments among the hosts. The lively dynamics reflect a mix of passion and humor.

Viva Frei, a Canadian lawyer and political commentator, joins to discuss Mark Carney's shocking victory in Canada's election and its implications for governance. They dive into Donald Trump's chaotic first 100 days, evaluating public perception and the administration's challenges. The conversation also touches on the escalating U.S.-China trade tensions and the tragic death of Virginia Giuffre, contemplating the darker aspects of justice and power. Lastly, they explore generational divides in Canada regarding political priorities.

Andrew Callaghan, a citizen journalist and filmmaker known for Channel 5, dives into the wild world of protest coverage, from BLM riots to COVID demonstrations. He shares humor-laced tales of close encounters with law enforcement and the unpredictable nature of documentary filmmaking. The discussion spans topics like Gen Z's surprising attraction to Trump as an anti-establishment figure, the complexities of homelessness solutions in California, and the interplay between social media censorship and political influence. A thought-provoking blend of personal narrative and societal critique unfolds.