Wall Street tanks as China retaliates against Trump’s tariff hike, wiping $6.4T in two days. PBD and crew debate market crashes, wage stagnation, and why young investors feel robbed of opportunity. Heated takes, bold claims, and real talk on tariffs.

The Supreme Court clears the way for Trump’s deportation flights of Venezuelan migrants under the Alien Enemies Act. PBD and crew react to the 5–4 ruling, Amy Coney Barrett’s dissent, and the shocking case of a mistaken deportation to El Salvador.

Kamala Harris was “completely shocked” by her 2024 loss to Trump, believing the hype from inflated polling, media flattery, and internal spin. PBD and the crew break it all down—from campaign delusion to Tim Walz sitting in stunned silence.

Barack Obama admits his marriage hit rocky terrain, sparking fresh questions about his relationship with Michelle. PBD and crew dive deep into the rumors, their podcast struggles, and claims that Obama weakened the Democratic Party from within.

Mark Cuban shares a controversial take on transgender athletes, saying people "just aren't ready" and suggesting opponents should choose whether to compete. PBD and crew don’t hold back, slamming the logic and calling for fairness in women’s sports.

Terrence Howard explains his theory on Mars, Elon Musk, energy, and how ancient pyramids were built using harmonic resonance—not manpower—plus why mining and oil may soon be obsolete.

NASA physicist Dr. W.Y. U joins Terrence Howard and Patrick Bet-David to debate quantum mechanics, electrons, and why fundamental physics—and the universe—might be based on false assumptions.

Terrence Howard and Dr. U break down electrons, atomic models, and the true structure of the universe—arguing it's finite, wave-based, and built on harmony, not chaos or traditional physics.

Terrence Howard and Dr. U expose why peer review and academic gatekeeping suppress innovation—sharing how motion, not gravity or quantum theory, may be the true key to understanding the universe.

Terrence Howard and Dr. U challenge modern physics, calling gravity an electrical effect and proposing a new model without dark matter, dark energy, or nuclear forces—inviting the world to test it.