"China's Nuclear Dominance" – Doug Burgum WARNS U.S Energy Crisis Is COMING!
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.
--------
18:07
"Carney Needs A Trade Deal" – Trump BREAKS Carney & Canada During Oval Office Showdown
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.
--------
21:04
"China's Chokehold On Pakistan" - India-Pakistan CONFLICT Escalates Towards GLOBAL Conflict
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.
--------
25:47
“Act Like a DAMN Leader” - Pierre Poilievre’s Team BLAMING Campaign Manager For Loss to Carney
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.
--------
15:12
"I Will RUIN These People" - Dave Portnoy GOES NUCLEAR After 'F*ck The Jews' Sign Goes VIRAL
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.
An entrepreneur channel created by Serial Entrepreneur, Patrick Bet-David. Valuetainment is referred to as the best channel for entrepreneurs with weekly How To's, Motivation and interviews with unique individuals.
About PBD:
During the Iranian Revolution of 1978, Patrick's family had to escape to survive and ended up living at a refugee camp in Erlangen, Germany. At 12 years old Patrick found himself collecting cans & beer bottles to raise money that could help his family and get him a Nintendo.
España