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Former Congressman Curt Weldon joins Tony Schaffer and Erik Kleinsmith to expose what happened before and after 9/11. From FBI raids to deep state sabotage, they reveal how powerful figures blocked investigations and silenced dissent—until now. This is the Able Danger story.

Former Congressman Curt Weldon joins Lt. Col. Tony Schaffer and Erik Kleinsmith to reveal how whistleblowers from Able Danger were silenced after 9/11. From CIA secrets to FBI raids, this interview exposes government cover-ups, bipartisan betrayal, and the deep state’s grip on truth.

Kurt Weldon and Tony Schaffer expose buried 9/11 intel, CIA payroll ties to terrorists, deleted data, and Halliburton deals with Gaddafi during U.S. sanctions. With billions missing and pre-attack warnings ignored, they call for a new 9/11 commission—without politicians or cover-ups.

A video of Macron on a train to Ukraine sparked wild cocaine rumors—fueled by Russian officials and denied by French media as “absurd conspiracies.” The clip shows suspicious items and movements that got social media buzzing. Are world leaders partying or just paranoid headlines? PBD Podcast dives in with jokes, analysis, and a little “Tootszky” context.

Trump faces backlash after accepting a $400 million luxury jet from Qatar. Critics raise national security concerns and question foreign influence, while Trump defends the move as a cost-saving gesture. The panel debates whether this is smart diplomacy or a dangerous precedent—and what Qatar really wants in return.

Trump’s 90-day tariff pause with China triggers a massive market rally—but is it a win or just a delay? PBD and the panel break down the deal’s fine print, why China may have blinked, and why some experts think this is a missed opportunity for lasting change. Is this a smart tactical move or a strategic mistake?

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RFK Jr.’s VP Nicole Shanahan posts a cryptic tweet accusing him of deception and calling new Surgeon General nominee Casey Means a “Manchurian candidate.” The PBD crew unpacks the drama, sibling ties, and rising backlash from Trump supporters and insiders.

Doug Burgum warns that America’s real energy emergency is making China the global leader in nuclear power. As U.S. permits stall, China dominates construction, leaving U.S. data centers and national security at risk. The PBD panel breaks it all down.

Mark Carney meets with President Trump after a shocking Canadian election win. The PBD panel breaks down how Pierre Poilievre blew his lead, refused to go on major shows, and lost the support he needed—while Carney plays it smart and seals key U.S. ties.

Tensions explode as a terrorist attack in Kashmir sparks deadly conflict between India and Pakistan. With both nations armed with nuclear weapons and backed by global powers, this story could reshape global alliances and escalate fast.

After Pierre Poilievre’s election defeat, the Conservative blame game begins. The PBD Podcast tears into campaign missteps, failed leadership, and why playing defense cost Pierre the win, despite Trudeau stepping down and Carney stepping in.

After an antisemitic sign surfaced at one of his bars, Dave Portnoy vows accountability—firing staff and initially threatening to ruin the culprits. He later teams up with Robert Kraft to send them to Auschwitz, turning a hateful act into a powerful teaching moment.

Michelle Obama is under fire for calling life in the White House “expensive” despite the Obamas’ post-presidency fortune. The PBD Podcast breaks down her victimhood messaging, plummeting public interest, and what the numbers reveal about her fading influence.

Patrick Bet-David explains the reasons behind India and Pakistan having such a contentious relationship in this video. Explore the history and politics that have led to these two nuclear powers having such a strained relationship.

In an NBC interview, Trump refuses to drop tariffs on China, claiming they're crippling its economy and boosting U.S. industry. The PBD Podcast dives into the trade war, suppressed Chinese data, and how tariffs could reshape the American auto and manufacturing landscape.

Trump stirs outrage by suggesting Alcatraz be reopened for violent criminals and illegal immigrants. While critics call it absurd and symbolic trolling, supporters argue it could serve as a fear-based deterrent. The panel debates the real motives behind the bold statement.

President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney are set to meet at the White House amid escalating trade tensions and Trump's controversial remarks about annexing Canada. Carney, newly elected on an anti-Trump platform, aims to defend Canada's sovereignty and negotiate relief from U.S. tariffs.

Patrick Bet-David gives Trump a report card for 100 days. Watch this video to share your thoughts on the first 100 days of Trump's presidency. What grade would you give him? Join the discussion now!

Sean "Diddy" Combs' legal team claims his drug use impaired his mental capacity during alleged crimes. Facing serious charges, including sex trafficking, Combs' defense strategy raises questions about accountability and intent.

PBD shares a powerful dinner conversation with a father of three daughters who don’t want kids, then AOC jumps in on Instagram with a heated take on paid parental leave. The panel dives deep into family, feminism, careers, and what modern women may regret too late.

Gov. JB Pritzker sparks backlash after saying Republicans "cannot know a moment of peace." While he claims it wasn’t a call to violence, Van Jones warns of a "Volcanic eruption of outrage." The panel breaks down the real agenda behind the rhetoric—and who benefits from division.

TSMC’s third Arizona fab marks a $165B US investment driven by Trump-era tariffs. Pat, Tom, and the crew break down the economic win, the geopolitical risks with China, and how this reshapes America’s chip dominance—while warning what China might do next.

Canada's Conservative frontrunner Pierre Poilievre suffers a double loss—missing his shot at PM and losing his longtime seat. Pat and the crew break down how arrogance, poor outreach, and snubbing major platforms like Full Send may have doomed his campaign.

UPS is cutting 20,000 jobs and closing 73 facilities—but it’s not just tariffs. Pat and Tom break down the real reason: bad deals with Amazon and the Teamsters. With Amazon pulling back and labor costs soaring, Big Brown is feeling the heat. Here's the untold story.