"Anti-Semitism Would DISAPPEAR!" - Andrew Tate REVEALS Trump’s Fix To Ending Culture Wars
23/1/2026 | 23 min
The PBD panel tackles a hard question: are world leaders really just asset managers for the ultra-wealthy? From Venezuela to America, they debate oligarch power, broken capitalism, young men losing hope, and why societies fracture when the middle can’t play the game.
"Psyop-ing An Entire Nation" - Andrew Tate BLASTS Liberal Woman For CRUSHING Masculinity
22/1/2026 | 19 min
The PBD panel explores why resentment and division rise with poverty, not race. From wealth-erasing racism at the top to anger among disenfranchised young men, the discussion dives into dating, family breakdown, feminism, and how social media and money reshape power and society.
"Billionaire Sugar Daddy Alex Soros" - Newsom NUKED By Bessent During WEF Roast
22/1/2026 | 12 min
Trump fires back at Canada after comments from Mark Carney, sparking a sharp debate on trade, defense, and global power. The PBD Podcast panel contrasts Trump’s blunt response with Carney’s Davos rhetoric and breaks down leadership, hypocrisy, and North American leverage.
New footage out of Minnesota shows escalating anti-ICE protests turning violent, blocking roads, assaulting civilians, and interfering with arrests of child predators. The PBD panel breaks down media double standards, protest tactics, and why public support collapses when chaos hits daily life.
“Don Lemon Should Be ARRESTED!" - Trump DEMANDS Heads Roll Over ICE Church Riot
21/1/2026 | 16 min
Trump calls out Don Lemon over his coverage of a Minnesota church protest, as footage appears to contradict Lemon’s claims of ignorance. The PBD Podcast panel debates media credibility, protest laws, church boundaries, and the consequences of crossing them.
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.