Patrick Bet-David
Patrick Bet-David is an entrepreneur and the host of the PBD Podcast.
Patrick Bet-David says he keeps 50,000 rounds of ammo at home
A Tucker Carlson Iran panic became a prepper confessional, and the most revealing number was not about nukes.
Cristiano Ronaldo says Euro 2016 is like winning the World Cup
The PBD Podcast panel heard Ronaldo’s post-defeat answer as pure ego, but the real story is how perfectly it fits the Ronaldo brand.
Adam Sosnick says the Lindsay Clancy case is the new prenup
The PBD panel turned the Clancy mistrial into a brutal dating question, and the answer they want is not subtle.
Adam Sosnick says 4 million professional drivers' jobs may not last much longer
The PBD panel turned Elon Musk's Tesla Semi pitch into a warning shot for truckers, Uber drivers, and anyone paid to sit behind a wheel.
Vincent Oshana says Trump personally pushed FIFA to review Folarin Balogun’s red card
The PBD panel turned a soccer discipline ruling into a stress test for America First sports politics.
Tom Homan says a Democratic politician told a grieving mother they had better things to do than talk about her murdered daughter
The allegation is brutal, politically explosive, and in this clip, frustratingly unnamed.
Patrick Bet-David says raising a kid requires exactly 500 five-minute conversations.
The podcast host rejects the new tech-billionaire trend of mass surrogacy, arguing that spreading your DNA does not make you a father.
Patrick Bet-David says a $300,000 AI UBI would make most people miserable
A Ford AI quality-control story turned into Bet-David’s bigger anti-utopia: money without resistance is not freedom, it’s spiritual mush.
PBD Podcast panel says Trump's meme coin may have been a rug pull
The surprising part isn't that someone called meme coins scammy, it's that the warning came from a business-friendly show with a Trump-adjacent audience.
PBD Podcast says Idaho will make the firing squad its default execution method in 2026
The clip is tiny, but the claim is not: Idaho is putting the firing squad at the center of its death penalty machinery.
Patrick Bet-David says Elon Musk made a friend's $1 million SpaceX investment worth $100 billion
Bet-David's magnet stunt is really a sermon about proximity, but the SpaceX example is the number that makes you stop and check the math.
Patrick Bet-David says robots will make sports teams more valuable because fans will pay more to watch humans
The PBD panel was reacting to Elon Musk’s sci-fi future reel, but the sharpest business take was about why the robot age may be great for the Cowboys, Lakers, and UFC.
Donald Trump says lowering interest rates will give America all the housing it wants
Trump waved off a housing bill by reducing the entire crisis to one dial at the Federal Reserve.
Russell Crowe says Gladiator II failed because it destroyed Gladiator’s moral core
Crowe’s diagnosis is part box-office math, part actorly oathkeeping, and much more persuasive than a standard sequel complaint.
Patrick Bet-David says Tucker Carlson is going to run for president after rejecting the Republican Party
PBD reads Carlson's Republican breakup less as a purity stand than a 2028 audition, and his own panel doesn't buy the martyr act.
Patrick Bet-David says Lionel Messi’s perfection is why he’ll never be loved like Diego Maradona
The PBD argument is not that Messi lacks greatness, it is that greatness is a colder currency than myth.
Rupert Lowe says UK grooming gang victims are probably far above 250,000
The British politician put an enormous number on a real scandal, then supplied more fury than proof.
Patrick Bet-David says your micromanaging boss may be right not to trust you
The PBD Podcast host argues that bad bosses are real, but the employee who runs from every hard manager may be the actual workplace problem.
Kevin O'Leary says Steve Jobs told him entrepreneurs should do only three signal tasks a day
O'Leary's Steve Jobs story is clean, brutal, useful, and then the PBD Podcast accidentally stress-tests it with a merch pitch.
Patrick Bet-David says foreign leaders snubbed JD Vance because they think Marco Rubio will be president next
The PBD Podcast turned a few awkward diplomatic clips into a 2028 power read, and the read says JD Vance has a respect problem.
Patrick Bet-David says the UK has had seven prime ministers in 10 years
The PBD Podcast framed a tearful Labour resignation as proof that Britain has turned Downing Street into a revolving door, but the number depends on counting the successor too.
Patrick Bet-David says Elon Musk can identify who is paying for fake bot attacks on X
The PBD Podcast host makes a very searchable claim about Musk, bots, and platform power, but the leap from suspicious traffic to a clean money trail is doing a lot.
Jeremy Boreing says he should have fired Candace Owens two months earlier
The former Daily Wire boss frames the Candace Owens split not as a business breakup, but as a delayed moral decision.
Jeremy Boreing says Daily Wire layoffs followed his exit and Jordan Peterson’s illness, not the company’s demise
The former Daily Wire CEO gave the cleanest insider explanation yet for the company’s recent cuts, while insisting the grave-dancing is premature.
Patrick Bet-David says OpenAI is losing the propaganda war and no major tech company is defending Sam Altman
The PBD panel framed Sam Altman’s problem less as an AI fight than a public legitimacy crisis.
Adam Sosnick says a couple is suing a surrogate for $600,000 because their son with a cleft lip is alive
The PBD panel framed an Ontario surrogacy lawsuit as the nightmare version of designer-baby logic, but the legal story is messier than the moral one.
Patrick Bet-David says the alleged White House UFC terror plot was not even a top 10 media story
The PBD Podcast framed the alleged FBI-disrupted attack as a media scandal, then accidentally made its own argument wobble by racing through it in about three minutes.
Vincent Oshana says Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has no Greek actors in major roles
The PBD Podcast liked Nolan's Homer epic, but Oshana couldn't get past the weirdest casting detail: a Greek story with almost no Greek presence.
Mark Milley says he’d probably call China before a U.S. attack to calm fears Trump was starting a war
The PBD Podcast turns Milley’s “I’ll probably give you a call” line into treason bait, but the quote itself is messier and less explosive than the outrage version.
Patrick Bet-David says Amy Coney Barrett should resign if threats made her vote less conservative
The PBD Podcast turned Barrett's bulletproof vest story into a much bigger accusation, that fear may be changing Supreme Court votes.
Tom Ellsworth says IBM has 135,000 employees in India and only 40,000 in the U.S.
The PBD panel treated IBM’s brutal earnings reaction less like a bad quarter and more like a warning light for a company that may have outsourced its identity.
Patrick Bet-David says Iranian mourners held Kill Trump banners while the U.S. was negotiating with Iran
The PBD Podcast turns a funeral clip into an argument against negotiating with a regime whose street theater still knows exactly which American buttons to push.
Patrick Bet-David says the Pepsi jet lawsuit guy finally got 7 million Frontier miles
Frontier turned John Leonard's impossible Harrier jet prize into a Super Bowl bit, and the PBD crew correctly clocks the real winner, the airline's marketing department.
Armie Hammer's new film 'Citizen Vigilante' is banned in Germany and its director says it will inspire real-world vigilante killings
A low-budget Armie Hammer thriller is topping Apple's charts while its director and one of America's biggest podcast hosts predict it sparks actual vigilante violence. That is not a marketing strategy. That is a warning.
Joe Rogan says multiple sitting and former US presidents personally contacted Spotify to get him removed
Rogan names no names but the table fills them in fast, and nobody is asking for receipts.
Daily Wire's Ben Shapiro Says Half the Internet Is Bots and Foreign Governments Are Buying Your Political Opinions
The Daily Wire co-founder argues that bot-driven fake consensus is the KGB playbook running on autopilot, and that Elon Musk is the only person alive who actually knows how bad it is.