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PBD Podcast
In this high-stakes interview, Secretary Kristi Noem of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) outlines a comprehensive strategy to secure American soil against what she describes as an existential threat from China and domestic criminal networks. She asserts that China operates with a centuries- …
Tom Bilyeu
Bret Weinstein describes a disturbing phenomenon occurring at the border between Colombia and Panama, specifically within the Darién Gap—a 60-mile section of the Pan-American Highway that remains unbuilt due to its treacherous wilderness terrain. He recounts traveling with his son Zach to this regio …
Tom Bilyeu
Robert Kennedy Jr. asserts an urgent need to immediately close and secure the U.S.-Mexico border, arguing that current infrastructure is critically compromised by numerous gaps in the wall and the removal of essential surveillance systems like long-distance cameras, nightlights, and sensors installe …
Tom Bilyeu
Patrick Bet-David evaluates Donald Trump's first six months in office, assigning him a grade of B after what he describes as both admirable ambition and significant fumbles regarding public perception. He argues that while managing projects at this scale is impressive for an individual accustomed to …
Chris Williamson
Tim Kennedy argues that the current migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border is significantly more severe than public perception suggests, citing a stark discrepancy between reported interception numbers and actual crossings. While approximately 300,000 individuals were stopped in December alone, Kenn …
Chris Williamson
Douglas Murray joins the show to discuss President Trump's early administration, noting a mixed but efficient start characterized by immediate action on tariffs and border security. While acknowledging short-term market turmoil regarding trade policies, Murray argues that Trump effectively utilizes …