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Elon Musk warns the U.S. is “1,000%” headed for bankruptcy without AI and robots to supercharge growth, but economists push back, arguing that only pairing innovation with real spending cuts, tax reform, and pro‑growth policy can keep America from a debt‑driven collapse.

Trump’s NATO exit threats have been neutralized by a 2024 law requiring two‑thirds Senate approval or an act of Congress to leave, forcing his administration to use funding pressure and new parallel alliances instead of quitting the alliance outright.

Arman Tsarukyan jokes that Monaco makes everyone feel broke, says his rich friends laugh when he talks about “only” having 2–3 million, and tells Pat why he thinks Russian real estate can double your money in 8–10 years instead of 20.

Arman Tsarukyan reveals he’s the official backup for the UFC White House main event at Freedom 250 and says if Gaethje or Topuria pull out, he’s 100% in, promising he’d give the fans an even better title fight if he’s the one who walks out in DC.

Arman Tsarukyan explains why Armenians, Georgians, Dagestanis and Chechens grow up scrapping in villages, carry a different level of testosterone, and snap when you cross certain lines about family and respect—even while using trash talk to sell fights.

Arman talks about training with Khamzat at his coach’s no-frills garage, boasting he holds the watt-bike record no fighter has beaten, and explains how that kind of brutal conditioning, plus a stable home life, keeps him grounded in the middle of chaos.

Arman Tsarukyan reflects on his tough fight against Islam Makhachev, revealing the biggest lesson he learned about confidence, preparation, and never underestimating an opponent. He also opens up about his tension with Dan Hooker, the viral headbutt moment, and how respect changes once the fight is over.

Arman Tsarukyan gets personal about his family, revealing the values his parents gave him, his relationship with his brother and sister, and why hard work matters more than handouts. He also talks about growing up with expensive tastes, loving luxury, and how his father taught him to earn everything instead of waiting for gifts.

Arman Tsarukyan breaks down the real reason UFC stars clash with Dana White: money, contracts, and the fight business behind the scenes. He reveals he’d fight Ilia Topuria for free just for the title shot, talks about Conor McGregor’s massive paydays, and explains why drama sells bigger than fighting alone.

Arman Tsarukyan opens up about what it means to represent Armenia, his dream of becoming the first Armenian UFC champion, and why bringing the belt home means more than money or fame. He breaks down his mindset on fighting Ilia Topuria, his pride in his roots, and why the UFC title is the only thing on his mind right now.------

PBD and the panel break down the shocking shooting outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, the suspect Cole Allen, and what it reveals about rising political tensions and threats against Trump and other top officials.

Foreign powers are spending billions to “buy ears” in America through universities, youth culture, and podcasters. PBD breaks down Qatar’s $6.3B push, China’s long game, and how media, philanthropy, and elites quietly shape propaganda and public opinion.

PBD breaks down Jimmy Kimmel’s “expectant widow” joke about Melania after the Trump shooting, Van Jones’ warning about turning the shooter into a hero, and how years of media-driven Trump hatred are fueling real-world assassination fantasies and political violence.

PBD exposes California’s “billionaire tax” as an “everyone tax,” unpacking Chamath’s warning about 34 pages of fine print that could let the state revalue your assets, hit you with penalties, and quietly expand the levy to all Californians without new voter approval

PBD exposes how Henry Ford’s own foundation drifted from his values into population control, radical activism and anti-police causes, arguing that billionaire guilt is exploited by foundations and that wealth should go to family and tightly controlled causes while you’re still alive.

PBD breaks down how a new federal push for “impaired driving” tech could turn every 2027 car into a surveillance device that tracks your eyes, records your behavior, and can override you in real time, sparking Patriot Act-level fears about privacy, control, and government overreach.

Dominik Tarczyński shows rape stats exploding in England, Germany and France while falling in Poland, credits Poland’s border wall and zero‑migrant policy, and warns that jihadist crime is destroying European cities as Trump‑style toughness keeps Poland safe.

Patrick Bet-David explains why hesitation shows up at critical moments and how missing “footwork” skills creates doubt. Using sports, business, and AI disruption, he shows how mastering fundamentals builds confidence, urgency, and the ability to demand opportunities in a tougher market.

Katie Porter gives Gavin Newsom a “B” on homelessness, and the panel unloads. From exploding homeless numbers and billions wasted to the quiet revolt of “reasonable Democrats,” Pat breaks down why Newsom’s record deserves an F and how it could flip California’s election.

President Trump jokes that Lebanon and Israel “actually like each other” as he announces a 3‑week ceasefire extension, and the panel debates whether this signals real progress, Iran’s grip on Lebanon, and what “victory” and peace in the region could realistically look like.

Madrid’s left‑wing government moves to grant mass amnesty to 500,000 illegal migrants, and the panel breaks down why Madrid is panicking, how elites and Islamists are reshaping Spain, and what this migrant wave means for Europe’s future.

Trump says he ordered the U.S. Navy to “shoot and kill any boat laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz” with “no hesitation,” warning Iran’s commanders directly. PBD and the crew argue that this kind of clear red line is the only way for America to avoid World War 3.

Patrick Bet-David and CIA whistleblower John Kiriakou break down the federal indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center, allegations it funneled money to extremist groups, its massive 800 million dollar war chest, and how nonprofit 990 filings expose what charities really do.

Patrick Bet-David confronts ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou over calling him a “hardcore Zionist” and Reza Pahlavi booster, live fact-checks Iran regime polls with AI, exposes behind-the-scenes smears, and pushes Kiriakou to publicly apologize on air.

The discussion breaks down U.S. trade policy, tariffs, and claims about how American economic decisions helped shape China’s rise into a global superpower. It also explores tensions with Canada, global trade imbalances, and whether the United States is now facing the consequences of decades of international economic strategy.