Valuetainment

Terrence Howard shares his fascinating philosophy on mortality with Patrick Bet-David — why he believes death doesn't exist, his theory on reincarnation between masculine and feminine, and why he questions religious authority.

Patrick Bet-David sits down with DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to discuss her claim that “they spied on me,” the discovery of a secret DHS file room, the fallout surrounding El Mencho and cartel operations, and efforts to identify and remove alleged deep state actors inside the Department of Homeland Security.

Rita Panahi and Patrick Bet-David discuss the Iranian women’s soccer team that refused to sing the regime’s anthem and now fears returning home. With some players seeking asylum in Australia, the conversation highlights the risks these athletes face under Iran’s regime.

Markwayne Mullin faces tough questions from Rand Paul in a heated hearing, mixing personal clashes with policy debates. The PBD Podcast breaks down the confrontation, his emotional defense of Trump, and what his leadership could mean for DHS and border policy.

Trump warns Iran not to retaliate against Qatar after Israel’s strike on a critical gas field escalates tensions. The PBD Podcast panel breaks down the geopolitical stakes, energy risks, and growing friction between allies as the conflict threatens to spiral further.

Joe Kent’s resignation and FBI investigation spark major questions about leaks, internal divisions, and shifting alliances inside Trump’s circle. The panel breaks down the implications, Tulsi’s role, media connections, and what this could mean for 2028.

A shocking report reveals Iran executing a champion wrestler amid protests, raising global outrage. The PBD Podcast panel breaks down the regime’s tactics, the message behind targeting high-profile athletes, and the silence from global leaders and sports figures.

Joey Merlino recounts the night his best friend was killed in a drive-by, revealing he was shot as well. Despite the loss, he insists he never sought revenge. He also details courtroom battles, exposing claims he says were built on lies and ultimately collapsed under scrutiny.

Joey Merlino breaks down his personal code, loyalty, and why he refuses to associate with informants, even within his own family. He reflects on beating multiple RICO cases, growing up in South Philly, and how his upbringing shaped his views on respect, trust, and betrayal.

Joey Merlino pushes back on decades of mob rumors, calling it all “fake news” while defending his past, his reputation, and his loyalty to people in prison. In a heated exchange, he takes aim at informants, media narratives, and what he sees as a broken justice system.