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Patrick Bet-David dives into Elon Musk's threat to start a new political party, potentially named the America Party. The conversation includes Mark Cuban's and Anthony Scaramucci's interest, and the potential for a musk trump feud. The discussion explores the possible impact on politics and the existing two party system.

Eric Adams calls out Andrew Cuomo for splitting the vote in the NYC mayoral race and explains why Cuomo should step aside. He contrasts Cuomo's passive campaign style with his own street-level grind and defends his record as the city's turnaround mayor heading into a heated election.

Mayor Eric Adams responds to the rise of a socialist challenger in the NYC mayoral race. He breaks down how radicalization on campuses, low voter turnout, and billionaire backlash are reshaping the city. Adams defends capitalism and warns of the economic risk of far-left policies.

Biden’s doctor pleads the Fifth in a House probe, refusing to answer if he was told to lie about the president’s health. The PBD Podcast breaks down how this could suggest a deeper cover-up involving executive orders, cognitive decline, and hidden power players.

The PBD Podcast breaks down the Epstein intelligence cover-up, Trump’s fumbled response, and the links to Mossad, CIA, and JP Morgan. The team debates blackmail operations, child trafficking, and why this scandal matters more than ever.

The Justice Department confirms an inquiry into two figures often targeted by Trump, while facing renewed scrutiny over its handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Pat and the crew analyze the possible outcomes of the probe.

John Kiriakou says Mossad is the world’s most effective intelligence agency—and the least trusted by the CIA. He shares shocking stories about Israeli infiltration, sabotage, and recruitment attempts, and explains why U.S. intel officers often felt outmaneuvered by their Israeli counterparts.

John Kiriakou exposes how the CIA faked torture results, waterboarded Abu Zubaydah 83 times, and covered it all up. He breaks down how Bush said “We do not torture” while CIA leadership destroyed tapes and rewrote FBI intel to justify illegal methods.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou breaks down what makes a great undercover agent: sociopathic tendencies, zero recognition, and full trust in the mission. He shares wild recruitment stories, CIA affairs, and a dark shift in agency ethics after 9/11.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou exposes how legal interrogation was abandoned for revenge-driven torture post-9/11. He reveals chilling CIA practices, internal resistance, and why speaking out led to his arrest under the Espionage Act.