Saudi Nuclear Deal, LeBron Joins 76ers & Biden China Investigation | PBD Podcast #837

0:0030 seconds. Did you ever think you would make it? I feel I'm so excited. I could take sweetly bit furry. I know this life meant for me. Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright. My handshake is better than anything I ever signed. It's right here. You are a one-on-one? My son's right there. I don't think I've ever said this before.

0:26No, that's the Saudi nuclear deal. Well, I mean, listen, Tom, what you do with your gun is none of my business. But today, listen, we are officially back. What is that line in the movie? We're back. We're back. What movie is it? Is that Hangover? That's a Hangover, sir. We are so back. We're back. No. He says it when he crashes. Okay, I'm thinking about something else then. Anyways, guys, some interesting week we had. The same time Brad Pitt, I don't know if you guys saw the news that came out with Brad Pitt. his fourth kid officially did something that any father, any man would be devastated.

1:04And to see a pattern of this happening four times, you can only think that somebody's behind doing this for Brad Pitt. So we'll talk about that. Obviously, the Fauci story, I don't know if you guys are following that or not. Vinny's all over it. We got a bunch of videos to show you. Rand Paul found some, what is it, diary? His diary entries, stuff about Peter Denton. He said, read this and delete it. and then the billion dollars for a million dollars, the pay-for-play, it's pretty bad. And in two days, I think Fauci's got a date with Rand Paul. Catherine Herridge, who was at Fox before and CBS before for five years with CBS, said something recently, an article that came out that says China had blackmail on Biden's, which is kind of weird.

1:48And then you got the Saudi nuclear deal. Apparently, they're calling it the civil nuclear deal because of Iran. and it's only for medical and energy use only. And a lot of people are saying, come on, that's no one believes that. It's not enrichment. And obviously tragic attack that happened in Berlin and Paris and with statements of Aloha Akbar, I think. And then obviously liberals are defending saying, wait a minute, stop picking on these guys. You know, the stabbings. We'll get into both of these stories. Devastating on one case, I think, you know, one killed, 29 injured. And another case, we'll get into both of them.

2:22LeBron James officially is going to the 76ers. Of course, he would never go to a team to chase a ring as if that team has a NBA Finals MVP. Because Jay LeBron did win an NBA Finals MVP. And he would never go to a team that also has another NBA MVP, Joel Embiid. No, he would never ring chase. I mean, you know, Derek Fisher said, you don't ring chase when you go anywhere and they win. And it's just a bunch of things that we'll get into with that with LeBron. and there's a journalist that said his team approached the Knicks. And wait till you hear what the Knicks have to say. Elon did an interview.

3:00I thought it was a phenomenal interview Elon did recently, breaking down common sense. And then last but not least, this lucky guy, Palmer lucky guy, is crushing it, creating a company called Enduril, you know, valuation of$100 billion that's creating, you know, we're running out of interceptors. You keep hearing about these stories about missiles. He's building it in car factories, cheaper, faster. And trust me, this is very important for the national security of America for us to pay close attention to. And then we've got a few other stories that we'll get into, depending on the time that we have.

3:32Gang, last thing, today's Monday, Wednesday, July 29th. Those of you guys that are going to the vault, the networking event that happened here for CEOs and founders, you'll get a tour from Tom or myself that will show you the entire operation. And in executives, you'll get a tour of the people, who are bot executives. Our executives will give you a tour of it, and then Platinum in general, you'll get a chance to network for two hours. I'm getting so many messages. Can I come? Can I come? Get a ticket. Go to the vault. Commit to it. It'll be people that are going to the vault to network from now, so before they go to the event, they already have a relationship established with each other.

4:05If you don't remember what happened last year, I want to show you how this went last year. It's a 30-second clip of what last year's networking event going into the vault conference five weeks away looked like. Go for it.

4:45All right. There you go. Again, last chance, if you want to be at the networking event, go to Vault 2020. There's so many of you that are watching and saying, Pat, I'm going to go. Well, then come in already, Vault2026.com. Come to the networking event, then let's spend a few days together and go into Las Vegas picking up new strategies, network, all this other stuff, relationships, take your business and your life to the next level. With that being said, let's get into the first story. And the first story is, you know when you want a blanket immunity and you get a pardon, which is a what? Preemptive, what do they call it?

5:19He wanted clemency for 10 years, and then he wanted a blanket pardon, Pat, for forever. Fauci. And you're a doctor. Right, and you're a doctor. And this story comes out, and you're like, wait, are they not done with Fauci? Nope, more stuff coming out. And this Fauci story is very, very interesting. Trying to see, it says page five and six. Is it on addendum or is it on regular things? It says to me page five and six. Addendum five. Addendum five. Okay, let me read this to you folks. Here we go. Inside Fauci's private diary, okay? What he wrote about Trump, TV personalities, and celebrities. And here's what it looks like.

5:57Newly released diary entries by Fauci offer an unfiltered look at what the nation's top infectious disease expert thought of politicians, television personalities, and celebrities during the COVID-19 pandemic. released by Senate Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rand Paul. The diaries chronicle Fauci's day-to-day role through meetings, phone calls, personal observations. Early interests portray a warm working relationship with Trump. Fauci wrote that Trump repeatedly directed questions to him during the White House meeting, called him the smartest person in the world, told him we are counting on you, and later appeared enamored with him at Fauci's National Profile Review.

6:35CNN anchor Jake Tapper appears repeatedly with Fauci's documenting phone calls, text exchanges. There are some moments where he says to, you know, and Wolf Blitzer had a joke. No one would blame Fauci if he had told Jordan to go F himself. The diary also features Julia Roberts, who hosted Fauci on Instagram Live and sent him flowers. Anyways, Vinny, what was the most shocking things you found in the Fauci diary that came out? Well, one of the main ones, Pat, he was, and Humberto, check in your Slack. There was an email exchange between Barton Hayes from Duke University, Pat. He's a longtime scientific collaborator and one of the largest individual recipients of the NIAID funding under Fauci's leadership.

7:16Pat, there's an email exchange where Haynes replies, you bet, let's do it, where he's confirming that Fauci is going to get the Shaw Prize in life science for medicine. So basically, and for you guys that don't know, NIAID is National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. So, Pat, there's a list of grants. And, Umberto, I sent you the screenshot as well, Pat. There's all these grants, all this money. So, basically, it's a pay-for-play saying, like, hey, listen, I'll give you all this millions. I'll give you—it was like$1.1 billion of donations, Pat. And Fauci's, like, saying, just do me a favor.

7:49I'm going to give you guys all this money. Nominate me for these awards. Nominate me for these prizes, which is absolutely ridiculous, Pat. It's absolutely ridiculous. And in one of his—on his diaries, Pat, he loved himself. He was bragging about the president. He was like, I'm the most popular person here. I'm the most popular person there. And if you can't. How did Rand Paul get a hold of these? Something released. Let me find out. He released hundreds of pages of emails exposing what he just asked for, Pat. Because President Trump released all the fires. He declassified everything. I don't know why his diary.

8:25I don't know how the heck they got a hold of his diary. But basically, Pat, it was a pay for play. And then during this entire time, he's bragging about, you know, look at me and the stock market dropped this many points. And he's bragging about the power that he has and the control that he has. And it got to his head because he became an egomaniac, Pat. And if you can show, Humberto, show because he's going in front of Congress on Wednesday. The photo of him in the InStyle magazine. Could you show that photo? And this is what these people made him. Look at, that's a doctor. InStyle. Look at the bottom.

8:57Dr. Fauci. So on Wednesday, he's going to go in front of Congress, Pat. But at the end of the day, what is going to happen? The blanket pardon is a blanket pardon. Is this just to embarrass him? Is this just to come out there and embarrass him? And the most, the biggest thing, and, Humberto, I sent this to you too, in his diary, he says privately he put COVID's fatality rate at 0.2 to 0.3%. And then under oath, a couple of weeks later, he told Congress it was 10 times worse than the flu. Okay, and here's the timeline. February 8th, 2020, in his diary, he said case fatality rate is no more. It's 0.2 to 3%.

9:35And then on March 10th, he went on Sean Hannity, and he said the mortality rate is about 2 to 2.5%. It's probably lower than that, closer to 1%. But even if it's 1%, that's 10 times more lethal than the seasonal flu. And then March 11th, he went in front of Congress, and he stated the fatality rate is overall about 3%. Mind you, he keeps going up, Pat. He said if you count all the cases as asymptomatic infection, this probably brings the mortality down to 1%, which means it's 10 times more deadly than the season of flu. So he's saying something to himself in his diary, which is way, way lower.

10:07But in front of the world, he's saying that it's worth. And then on March 27th on The Daily Show, he said the mortality of this is about 10 times the flu, at least 1%. So in his journal, it's 0.2 % pound, which is huge. Then he tells the public over and over, it's three to five times higher. And why? Why is he doing that? So my thing is on Wednesday, I hope Rand Paul digs into him. But at the end of the day, nothing's going to happen, Pat. He's untouchable. I want to show you two clips, folks. This is one clip of Rand Paul. And then I want to show you one clip of Batia Sangar, who is interviewing him, where you just have to see it to see the contradiction in what he's saying.

10:43Here's Rand Paul. Go for it. Is it too vague to say I'm going to prosecute you for not prosecute you and pardon you for anything you did in the last 10 years? I think there's a possibility the court says that's vague and not specific and you can't prosecute, give people some kind of pardon for everything and over such a long period of time. I think there's a chance we'd win that. I think it ought to be fought. We have two clear-cut cases against him, lying to Congress, which is a felony, but also destroying public records. We now have emails that he distributed to Francis Collins and others saying, hey, read this and then destroy it.

11:19That is against the law. You're not allowed to do that in the executive branch. It's clear. You know, his only argument is, oh, it wasn't about government. And it clearly was. And I think a jury would decide. So I still would prosecute him. Is it too vague to say? You can pause it right there. So look, I mean, Rand Paul seems like he's determined he's going to go after him. He doesn't sound like he's going to slow down and not do anything here. Tom, based on what Rand Paul is saying, what is the likelihood that something happens to Fauci? Yeah, I'm going to step away from Fauci and I'm going to go to process.

11:48because I think it's underneath the question you're asking. So what Rand Paul is trying to do is what we do with the grand jury system. What is a grand jury? A private jury in a private courtroom where we're presented evidence that goes back and forth. So they'll say the evidence was sent to a grand jury. And then remember, you'll hear this. The grand jury handed down the indictment. So back to the attorney general or the prosecutor. And what Rand Paul is trying to do is to take a hearing in Congress, almost like a grand jury, to show such incontrovertible truth to then crack the veil that the pardon was too general and the crimes are too great.

12:30And that's what Rand Paul is trying to do. And I think I'm at 20 percent and rising, but it's a big 80 percent to get to the top, that Rand Paul would be successful. But that's what he's trying to do. He's not trying to show that Fauci was guilty. We all know his character, all that. He's trying to show the specific things to get people to say we should crack the veil on this, that pardon was too vague and too broad. We should go after this. Rand Paul, I think, is being very, very smart and doing like a grand jury methodology here. I want you to see this. That's a good point, Tom, to see if 20 is a good number right now.

13:08A lot of people like that number being 20. A lot of people's lives were devastated during COVID. And if this guy had all the power and he uses power in the wrong way, we got to hold him accountable. By the way, I want you to watch this. So this is important because in the diary, he states specifically on the fact that he had a call with governors telling him to shut down schools. And that's March 15, 2020 of the diary. But here, July 26 of 2022, exactly roughly four years ago, He said he never recommended locking anything down. I want you to watch this clip. It's only 22 seconds. Go for it. And this is just four months later.

13:43I wonder if he would recommend locking down schools. It's clear. It's two years later, not four months later, two years later. Go back and play it again. Go for it. I wonder if you would recommend locking down schools. You have another clip playing on Rand Paul in the background. If you guys can not prosecute you and pardon you for anything in the last 10 years. Yeah, right there. Go for it. Okay, let's do this again. Go for it. Watch this. again. Well, you know, again, it's. There you go. Go for it. I wonder if you would recommend locking down schools if you had to do it all over again. Well, you know, again, it's first of all, I didn't recommend locking anything down.

14:23You're asking me questions. You're talking about the CDC is the public health agency that uses their epidemiologists and their science based approach to make recommendations. So, okay, so pause. So, in other words, I didn't recommend anything about locking schools down. Now, go to the diary if you can. It's right next to it. If you can just go to it. No, it's on the same tweet. If you can come out of the tweet, you'll see there is a right there. Click on that right there, the article, and watch this. Spoke to Bill de Blasio today and convinced him, based on what I was saying publicly in my conversation tonight to close the New York City schools.

15:02I went on to tell him he should close the bars and restaurants as well. At a similar call with Anne O 'Leary, the COS of Gavin Newsom of California, Anne said that based on my TV appearance today and yesterday, the governor has decided to close schools in California as well as the bars and restaurants. That's chief of staff for Gavin. There you go. March 16, 2020. Came out with the guidelines that reflected my pushing for a more aggressive mitigation 15-day strategy. stay away from bars, restaurants, theaters, sporting events. If a community has a community spread close to bars. So you see the balance here of what's happening.

15:36So a lot of these contradictions are getting caught up. Vinny, how do you process this when you see it? And Adam, I'm going to come to you right next. From everything that I'm seeing, Pat, guys, this is just the facts. He lied about the masks, okay? I have two videos that I've saved on my phone forever, Pat, where he goes, they don't work. And then he kept pushing it that they do work. and he even told people to triple it up, okay? Liar. Number two, social distancing. When they asked him, they go, you said social distancing. He goes, I never said it. Where did it come from? He goes, it just appeared out of nowhere, but he kept pushing it, okay?

16:09And then Pat, the myocarditis. This is what drives me bananas. I don't have any children, but if you're out there and you're listening to this and you have kids and you were lied by this doctor, okay, that was told to be America's sweetheart and they all were glazing and worshiping this guy from Chris Cuomo to every single one who's his buddy. This is his friend. Now he has long COVID because of this guy. I want people to understand there was a study. 1.7 million children were found that myocarditis and pericarditis only appeared in children who received COVID mRNA vaccines. Not a single, not one, let me say this, not one single unvaccinated child in the group suffered from these heart related problems.

16:47So he lied. He poisoned you. He poisoned the freaking kids. Peter Daszak, who was his buddy, he was coming back from China in 2021. Joe Biden's FBI told the Department of Homeland Security, don't stop him. Pat, they were going to grab him. They were going to check his phones. They were going to check everything about him, Pat. He was in China at the Wuhan lab. They wanted to question him. Biden's FBI said, leave him alone, and they didn't do nothing with him. So when you take a step back and look at this, Pat, with the relationships with China, with the Bidens, with the blackmail that we're going to get into, this seems to me like during an election year during trump's election year besides china pat doing the blm stuff and paying for all this uh crazy stuff and the and the spying they released a freaking disease they had the backing of the number one doctor who was trusted by everybody that was worshiped they sold mass they sold this vaccine and the fact that even the people on the left pat aren't as mad as we are it drives me crazy talk about well israel talk about the war talk about Iran.

17:45I get it. I get it. But this, from Fauci's the real Dr. Fauci, Pat, with RFK, this guy is a freaking mass murderer. If you think about it, Pat, he's been killing people for how long? And he's going to get away with it? Allegedly. I mean, you've got to realize I don't know if it's going to be like that, but indirectly, his policies led to a lot of people. People dying. Yes. A lot of people are speculating that that's what the conversation is. Adam, your thoughts on this? Well, I totally appreciate Vinny's passion on this because Vinny's been talking about this forever. The issue I have with Fauci is one word that Vinny brought up, and that's ego.

18:21Vinny called him an egomaniac. It would seem that what was the most important to him was this celebrity factor, right? He talks about getting flowers from Julia Roberts and having communication with all these celebrities, Steph Curry, Trevor Noah, Anna Wintour from Vogue, Sean Penn, Matt Damon, even Lil Wayne, right? And the outcome of this is this massive ego, which could potentially turn into an egomaniac. You know, they say oftentimes your ego is not your amigo. And rather than maybe, maybe admitting some wrongdoing, he doubles down. So right now, in my opinion, he is the third most famous diary of all time.

19:03Number one being the diary of Anne Frank highlighting the Nazi Germany disgusting activity that was going on. And then number two, which, PPD, you'll appreciate this one, was meditations from Marcus Aurelius. And this is my final point. What did Marcus Aurelius do? What was he known for? He had a servant do what, PPD? Follow him around when he was the emperor of Rome saying, remember, you were just a man. I think the problem that a lot of people have with Fauci is that he viewed himself as more than a man, more than the CDC director, as this man who controlled America. And America, unfortunately, was worse off because of some of his decisions.

19:45Yeah. Tom, final thoughts I'll give to you and I'll move on. Well, I think there's another diary in there and it's in the Biden family, but we won't go there.

19:55Let's just actually go into that if you're saying that. So Catherine Herridge, right? Catherine Herridge is doing a report and she comes out again. Catherine Herridge, credible individual. She was at CBS for many years and she left her role as chief intelligence correspondent at Fox and went and joined CBS for five years. And a report came out. I don't know if you guys have this or not to go through it. There's a report that came out. Do you guys have that in the back? Because I know you said there's an article on it. Vinny, are you following this one? I'm following it, Pat. So she reviewed all these documents that were released by President Trump's administration, and she found evidence that China was targeting the Biden family.

20:35And according to her, records discuss China collecting what they called black materials, which is compromising information used for blackmail, obviously. She says one of those records was prepared for the president's daily brief and led her to conclude it was probably about the Biden family, Pat. And she also highlighted internal intelligence communications showing concerns about how the information on Chinese election interference was handled because they knew that they were doing it, obviously. And one message reportedly said officials had deliberately massaged, which is hilarious, a president's daily brief to avoid directly linking China to her.

21:09And she also says, Pat, the records were publicly made available, but all the mainstream media, all the fake news media never took time to review it. And she argues if reporters had simply spent a couple of hours reading the declassified docs, they'd have found some information. Now, Pat, one obvious question people are asking is these black materials, could they have involved Hunter Biden? Like, we know he traveled to China with the vice president, Joe Biden, in 2013. We know that Hunter's laptop contained how much compromising videos and emails. And allegedly there was young Chinese girls in all these freaking, the majority of these freaking videos.

21:43Then there was emails discussing Chinese business deals that referred to, Tom, remember what they referred to Joe Biden as? The big guy. The big guy. And a percent for the big guy. Ten percent for the big guy. Former business associates have claimed that Joe Biden was the big guy. And Chinese intelligence was collecting compromising information on political connected Americans. So I think it's fair to ask, was Hunter one of those people? And at the end of the day, who else did Joe Biden? well technically from the book that you were reading pat hunter was basically hooking up all the pardons at the end because his dad was incapacitated every single person in the hunter i'm sorry joe biden family was pardoned as well even like what 10 12 year old 13 year olds because they were all had accounts linked to these people pat so i don't know i think it's very very play this clip let's watch this clip with katherine harris go for it what we saw in the release of the records which i'm afraid i think in the media or legacy media there was kind of a willful blindness.

22:40They didn't want to look at the records. All you had to do was spend a couple of hours. I found these records, which are talking about blackmail by China. It was for President Biden's daily brief. I can conclude, I think, that it was probably about targeting his family. When that kind of information is not reaching a decision maker, ultimately the United States and the American people are the losers. I think that's what people need to be focused on. It's dangerous as well. Yeah, exactly. Because they're not getting into it. Tom, this is why. So I didn't know if there was another one playing there.

23:14So here's what I thought when I saw this. There's one of two things that happens. You're protecting one guy, which is your guy. Like when you have teams in college and one player of the team does something really horrifying and it could jeopardize things. But he's the quarterback, so we protect him. You're either protecting one guy or you're protecting everybody. And in the case of Washington and given China and China's infiltration and Eric Swalwell and things like this, I think they were protecting everybody. I think they were like, wait a minute. If this goes this way and this is my conclusion, my opinion.

23:54Wow. Hang on. If we upend Biden on China, you know, I'm with the defense group over here. We're over here. Then do we lose power? Do we lose the White House? And that's what Catherine Herod said. It was about Democrats. Other documents clearly showed that Democrats were concerned about keeping power in the upcoming election. What a surprise. You want to protect your big guy because you're protecting power or worse, you're protecting everybody. And that's that's the old fraternity drinking scandal. You know, the cops grab one of your buddies on the driveway walking in with beer, and you either protect that guy, but if you let him get hung by the police, then he says, everybody in that fraternity house I'm with has got beer and coeds in there.

24:40Then everybody's screwed. And I think this is a case of the system, Pat. The system was protecting the system because they could not let this sort of stuff go. And therefore, all of the media gets it from all angles. Don't run with this. Don't do it. Adam. Yeah, this ultimately just comes down to one thing is that, you know, unfortunately, a lot of our friends on the left are obsessed with only one thing, and that is power. So let's just state some facts here. Number one, Katherine Herridge, if you don't know her name, one of the most trusted, credible journalists in media, no doubt. The second thing is this.

25:22You know, they say when you point the finger, you have one pointing that way, but three pointing back at you. Everything they accused Trump of, they were likely maybe doing it themselves. Look at this example, the Putin puppet thing. Are you kidding me? Whereas in reality, what was going on with Biden? And yes, a lot of us fell for it. Yeah, Biden's here. He's a good guy. He's only to take over. Well, we don't fully realize and recognize, I guess, me for sure. They want power. Even when Biden just completely embarrassed himself on that debate stage, what did Jill Biden say? You answered all the questions, Joe.

26:02You know, what do they say about power? What's the famous quote about power? Power corrupts absolute power Corrupts absolutely The MSM, all the The mainstream media, the FBI They're doing everything in their possibility And everything in their power To shield Biden From any potential wrongdoing Whatever with China was going on Because they're obsessed with power That's my take on this From what I've seen in the past Three weeks since we've been together China is emerging and Adam has been saying it for a while, but they are implicated in all this stuff, Pat, from Fauci to lying to blackmailing and everything.

26:49How would you respond as a president to what they're doing and what they've been doing? Because it all started once Trump held them accountable for trade and tariffs and everything. All of a sudden in election year, COVID came out. And from the looks of it, all these other people, all the Fauci's or the DASAXs are all in cahoots, all the blackmail, all the everything. How would you respond to that? How do you think Hunter Biden is doing? Because his PR rep right now is Hunter Biden going around, talking to people and saying, hey. He's kicking butt. Hunter Biden is kicking butt right now. Is he making Joe look good or bad?

27:19I think he's making him look good, Pat, because he's sticking up for him. And Americans love entertainment. You have an ex-crackhead junkie. I don't know if he – hopefully he's not doing it anymore. But he's out there, and it's entertaining. He just sat down with Nick Fontes. I didn't watch it. I saw little clips. He doesn't care about anything else, Pat. Yeah, racism, shootings, murder. I'm sorry, the only thing he's cared about is like, hey, man, you said something racist. Can you take that back? Well, look, I mean, the reality, all of this stuff, the average person's watching is saying, what does this mean to me?

27:48What does it mean with election going into midterms or 2028? I will tell you a couple of things for us to be paying attention to on what's going on. I don't know if you saw the Momdani clip, what he said over the weekend. If you want to go to Momdani's tweet, Momdani, you know, warning to wealthy New Yorkers about fair share sparks, firestorm. You know how he went out there saying, hey, when it comes down to real estate, if you have a second home in New York City worth more than$5 million, check your mailbox when you're back in five boroughs because you've got mail. Today we send notification to property owners letting them know that a new PDA tax is coming soon.

28:24The best city in the world deserves the best parks, libraries, and schools in the world. That's the only possible when we all pay our fair share. Again, this is the language of socialist communist. And I responded and I said, consequences of this policy, more money leaves your state, more jobs leave your state, no incentive for the wealthy to buy property in New York City, property value drops, more construction workers lose jobs, realtors lose income. And then Bernie Sanders sends his tweet yesterday. And here's what Bernie had to say. Elon Musk's wealth in 2012,$2 billion. Today,$719 billion.

29:00Jeff Bezos,$18.4 billion. Today,$255 billion. Can you go on his tweet before you read mine? Yeah, right there. Zuckerberg's net worth,$17.5 billion. Today,$212 billion. Federal minimum wage,$2 ,009 billion. $725 billion. Today,$725 billion. And so I responded to him and I said, hey, respectfully, raising the minimum wage helps billionaires. None of these companies pay minimum wage. None of them do. Matter of fact, it'll have 100 % impact on small businesses that cannot afford to pay like Fortune 500 companies. Can 47 % of workers work for small businesses? Socialist policies destroy small businesses.

29:39By the way, I looked into it. Do you know how many people, Tom, in America make the 725? How many people? What do you think the number is? I actually was curious to know what that number was. I don't think it's a very big number. We have over 105 people that aren't even working right now. 105 million. 105 million aren't even working. And we've got 300 million in the U.S., so that leaves about 200 million. This is just a swag spontaneously, but I would say maybe 10 million people make that. Tom, 79 ,000 people only get paid$725 an hour. Wow. Because I know you go to In-N-Out Burger, they probably say$1050.

30:14But you have to go through training. You have to be a good person. You have to do all these things. In order to do animal style. Only 79 ,000. If you look it up in Grok or ChadGBT, it'll say, you know, 650 or 850. But they're talking about 1099 commission when people reported tips and all that stuff. I'm asking hourly. Only 79 ,000 people in America last year, according to the business bureau, only 79 ,000 made 725 an hour. I stand corrected. I was trying to back into like the number of teenagers and things like that. And the average age. Guess what the average age is. guess what the average age is of somebody making$7.25 an hour?

30:50It's a young kid. 16? It's not 16 years old, but it's under 25. A big chunk of it is under 25 years old that are making$7.25. And guess what markets it's in? Rural areas, Arkansas, South Dakota. You're not going to get no$7.25 in metropolitan cities. Ain't nobody making$7.25 unless if they're like a waitress and the way they get paid is that number plus tips. And the waitress is the waiter. They're like, yeah, I don't care about that. But there's a video that's gone viral on X, and I want you to see this clip, folks, because it shows how open independents are to socialism and how open Democrats are to socialism.

31:32Watch this video here. Go for it. Socialists winning Democratic primaries. Look at that. Candidates from the far left. And look at this here. Among Democrats, this is that Fox poll, a majority have a favorable view of socialism. step outside the Democratic Party, it's a totally different world. Look at independence, socialism, deeply unpopular there. So is that a vulnerability for Democrats that would keep them from capitalizing on Trump's obvious weaknesses here? Look more specifically at the two chambers here. Senate side, this, if you're a Democrat, this is the particularly tough one. They need a net gain of four seats to get control of the Senate.

32:07Take a look at the map here. How would they get four? Four is their target number. First thing, they can't lose ground. Georgia, New Hampshire, Michigan, Democratic seats, big primary coming up in Michigan in a few weeks there. They could have general election implications. Democrats have to win those just to not lose ground. Then the two Republican seats they think they have the best shot at would be Susan Collins in Maine. Democrats have a new candidate there now. And in North Carolina, where Democrats have nominated the former governor every season. Okay, so now when you look at this, Tom posted something on Twitter.

32:37I just sent it to you guys if you want to pull it up. Look at the East Coast voters and perceptions they have about California. It's bad. Look at this number here. 2020 Democratic presidential poll. Can you talk about this, Tom? Yeah, absolutely. So I focused on Gavin Newsom because, remember, for a year, Gavin, Gavin, he's our guy. He can't get over 25 percent, and that's the problem. So there's the battle cry. And now this is the Granite State poll. This was done in New Hampshire. Why was it done in New Hampshire? It's bipartisan, and it was done to get us ready for the primary season. This is not a Fox poll.

33:12I know it says Fox News. Fox is reporting on it. But last week we reported on another non-Fox poll. And this is Fox broadcasting a non-Fox poll. The point is these are both out there. Take a look. Now, picture, Vinny, picture the stage for the Democrat primary. That's the poll. These are all the people. Pete says, I want to run all this. Pete Buttigieg got some residual from last year. But look at Gavin Newsom. When you go east, Gavin Newsom's numbers go down. And the East Coast perception, perception polls of California, people talk about homelessness, fires, and all that fraud stuff. That's as deep as they go.

33:55But East Coast voters have those perceptions in California, and those are stuck like Velcro to Gavin Newsom. When he goes east, his numbers go down. And if you look at favorability ratings, he now is net favorable, has gone down. So forget about the polls. The favorability has gone down because they measure that because if your favorability is down, the polls that follow you will usually be even more down. And this is exactly what is happening to Gavin Newsom. Meanwhile, somebody who also had something to say about June 14th, and he turned out to be right about that and the president and what he would be doing on June 14th, told us a year ago or more, said, hey, you know, you need to watch out.

34:40It's not just that she's photogenic. She carries a message and she motivates the base. Forget what you're saying about your feelings about her and is she a policy wonk or not. Patrick said she is an incredible candidate and that's all you have to be. You don't have to be a policy wonk. You don't have to be Rand Paul. You don't have to be Trey Gowdy. You have to be a viable candidate that moves voters. And a year ago, Pat talked about it. And guess what, Pat? Here you go. Guess what? Oh, maybe a VP candidate? No. Leading. No, no, no, no. She's a lead dog. And the only difference between her and Bernie is she's not going to drop out.

35:17She's not. Bernie dropped out in 2016 and gave it to Hillary Clinton, and she's going to be like, no way. She doesn't fear anybody. And she can prove her point to say, look what my guy is doing in my city, and I helped them become famous, and his name is Mamdani. Who is Mamdani? Everybody is somebody's person, right? Do you understand what I'm saying? Yes. Who is Mamdani's person? Mamdani is whose person? AOC. AOC. Of course. You can say whatever you want. AOC helped Mamdani become, don't give me, not the talent, that's Mamdani, but AOC built up his image into who he is today. So she is becoming a power player.

35:55The most important reason why everything I showed you, the Mamdani clip of him taxing people, the Bernie Sanders, and then the video of socialism, Democrats are open to the idea of socialism, independents or not the question becomes that'll benefit them in the primary i just don't know how it's going to benefit them in the general election because they're going to need independence i don't think they're going to get them i just don't think they're going to get them i think that's going to be a problem adam your thoughts on this well you know they famously said in the movie wall street greed is good right but everyone's a little bit greedy the capitalists are greedy because they want to earn and keep the money that they've made whereas the Communists are greedy because they want to tax and seize and they pretend that it's noble.

36:38Look at me We're gonna choose to do way better things with you with your money But America if you want to look at America as a 30 trillion dollar economy Who do you want actually leading the economy? Do you want a capitalist who knows what he's doing is run businesses before? C-suite executives that actually know how to budget and understand fiscal prudence or do you want some slick talking smiling and dealing person who's never run a business in their life. And they always say, well, working people, working people. My comrades, we're all working people. I don't want regular minimum wage working people running our economy, are you kidding me?

37:15Next thing you know, they say, well, I want the, next thing you know, the inmates are gonna be running the asylum, or the prisoners are gonna be running the prisons. And then maybe let's have the kids run the schools. To me, it's all far-fetched. Let's have the capitalists, the people that know want to build businesses, run the businesses, and work all you want, whether it's minimum wage, hopefully you're better than that, and you're proving in your life, and you work your way up. But the last thing we need are socialists and communists running our American economy, because we've seen a million different examples of why it fails.

37:47So let's use smart. Well, Adam, you're saying that, but I want you to know, I want you to watch this. You were there when we were to Jubilee. This video popped up on Wall Street Bets. I just want you to see the interaction of what they think. Go ahead. Can you survive? Would you like to live off $7.25 an hour? I used to work for$4.25 at Haagen-Dazs. Right. And that was a very different time. Then I went to Burger King for$4.75. And how much do you make now? Then I went to, I make millions today. Right, and that's why you like capitalism, because we're not all making that. And that's my point. A millionaire is critiquing people in poverty and saying you should work harder, you should work, you can be me.

38:23You can't all be you. My hope is that you believe you can change and improve, that you believe you can upgrade yourself. That's my belief. It's very, you know what, that's what rich people like you want to keep telling us. You can be just like me. Do you want to be like me? If you work hard enough to be like me, it's not very realistic. It's actually you wouldn't be able to be like me because you wouldn't work that hard. Would you work that hard? I'm not going to tell you, I don't have to answer that. I don't have to measure my, like, I don't have to measure my work ethic to be worthy. I don't have to measure my work ethic should be worthy millions of people agree with her millions of people think it's not their fault, it's somebody else's fault and by the way, to me it's also if you read the book Regime Change one of the things in the book Regime Change which is actually a very good book to read it's already sold a half a million copies they talk about the one issue that Republicans are getting arrogant about and they cannot and that's affordability I'm going to keep saying this over and over again Find a way to eliminate taxes for anybody under the age of 30.

39:24No federal income tax until you turn 30 years old for you to have a house. Have kids. Do all of that. I think they do need to pay attention to affordability. So I think millions of people are sitting there saying Republicans don't care about me. They've got to find a better messaging. I do believe that. I think Rubio, J.D., whoever's going to be on the other side has got to have a better argument for it. Adam, I think you want to say something. Yeah, I just want to end with a little bit of optimism because I think, as that poll shows, I think the average American is way smarter than these highly educated victim mentality college kids.

39:55So, yes, the DSA has infected the Democratic Party, and I hope they figure it out. But that poll just showed that 70-plus percent of America want nothing to do with socialism, communism, none of that. So playing the victim will not work out. How many million-dollar earners do you think live in New York City? How many Jews do you think live in New York City? How many business owners do you think live in New York City? How many billionaires do you think live in New York City? A Democratic Socialist Islamist won the mayoral race. Full strong. Just letting you know. Can I add to what you're saying to that?

40:29And, Peebidi, one thing real quick. You're absolutely right. And that's why I never try to attack Momdani or even AOC all that much. Because it's not them. They're the poster child. It's the people that are voting for them that we need to convince. You need to be smarter. You need to be better. But there is a massive problem. And just to let you know, do you know how many people own second homes in New York City valued over$5 million? How many? $13 ,000. So his Pierre-de-Terre tax is going to seize$500 million a year from them. And that's how cash gets handed straight to illegals. And that's why, guys, this has been a brilliant Democrat ploy, Pat, for the four years under Biden.

41:07Import all the illegals. Fight tooth and nail anybody that even tries to stop or close the border. Then the illegals come in here. Now you make it legal for them to vote, and it's actually illegal to ask them for IDs, especially in California. And then you promise them free stuff. That is it, Adam. And I do blame, by the way, they're useful idiots, but they're very, very, they're aware of what they're doing. The AOCs and the Mamdani's, he's the Trojan horse of this country, Adam. And where's the biggest population? You're in Israel. The most Jewish people are where? Where you're at. Where's number two?

41:40New York City. Okay? He's making everybody with money leave. And Pat, my question, I think I asked you this. What's going to happen with all the rich people leave? Where's he going to get all this money from? Where? Where? The middle class. All your taxes are going to go up. All your city services are going to get cut because there's not enough revenue and fees. All the fines are going to go up. Everything's going to happen. The businesses are going to leave. And that's what he's going to bank, bankrupt that city. And it's coming. And to act like, well, and Adam, I love your hope. The future does look bright because I think America and God's going to watch us.

42:13We have to do our part. but you're not going to slow that down and he's right about the affordability. If those young people can't afford anything you know what they're going to do? They're going to start hearing the whispers oh what's that guy saying? Oh free stuff? Oh I like that. Oh AOC's with him? I'm going to vote for them. I was decoding the emotional response and I was looking at some things over the weekend and check this out. The threading of a socialist message Pat, you understand messaging I mean you teach on this. Check this out Vinny. You have a right to be upset number one It's not your fault.

42:46I will get revenge. That is the three threads of the socialist message. Whether they're talking about a bus. Very effective. Very effective. It's the emotional response. Hey, you have a right to be upset. Stop, stop, stop. Listen to me. You have a right to be upset. It's not your fault. I will hurt them and get revenge. Now, along the way, you may promise to make the subways free or make the buses free and things like that. Yeah. But the threading of the socialist message is the movement of the mob. It's going to work with a percent. By the way, the biggest thing that's disappointing, it said 52 % of Democrats are open to socialism.

43:22It does mean 48 % are not, but it is saying 52 % are open. Over half. That's right, to it. So it is something they have to be thinking about. Let me get to the next story. So Saudi nuclear deal, a lot of talks on this. On around July 23rd, Energy Secretary Chris Wright in Saudi Arabia signed a 30-year 1-2-3 civilian nuclear cooperation agreement plus a bilateral safeguards agreement to prioritize U.S. companies for Saudi nuclear infrastructure development and could allow a uranium enrichment facility after a two-year joint study. If the U.S. rejects enrichment, Saudi would be barred from independent or third-party enrichment for 10 years.

43:59in some reports, President Trump subsequently stated the deal is conditional on Saudi joining the Abraham Accords, normalizing relations with Israel, and that it involves no enrichment of material is for non-military use. The deal goes to Congress for review. Republicans are saying historically, you know, this is, you know, deal advances U.S. commercial interest, jobs and supply chains, keeps China and Russia, Saudi, out of Saudi nuclear development, upholds non-proliferation standards with safeguards and leverages the Abraham Accords. Democrats are saying risks a regional nuclear arm raise, especially given Saudi statements about matching Iran if needed.

44:38It falls short of the gold standard. So the debate's going on there, Tom. Where do you stand with this? Well, I'll tell you what happened. This was, unfortunately, kind of a cluster. Apparently, Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Pat, is very interesting. He was told, hey, you're signing the agreement with Prince, pronounce this for me, Abdulaziz. Am I pronouncing that right? Pretty good. So Chris Wright and him signed it over the weekend. But they said, don't release it till Wednesday. That's when we're all going to talk about it. The White House went berserk because what happened was Chris Wright announced it.

45:13And they're like, wait a minute. You're supposed to wait till Wednesday. Then there was criticism of it on a couple conservative outlets. That set the president off. Trump got upset. Now, wait a minute. I'm catching friendly fire here. You weren't supposed to release this until Wednesday. What are you doing? And the president gets cornered, and then the president says, hang on. Remember, there's no enrichment, and they have to recognize the Abraham Accords. Meanwhile, the Saudis said, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We were going to recognize certain things with Israel. We didn't sign on to the Abraham Accords as part of this.

45:49Then Chris Wright backtracks and says, wait, what's going on here? And then now congressional staffers in the White House are in this dust. So this was kind of a cluster the way it went out. And if the Saudis are signing on to the Abraham Accords, okay, that's a good thing. but I'm wondering what all this is. And also, for 30 years, we promised not to enrich. Who are you fooling? I mean, I'm not buying that. I am not buying that at all. Okay, Tom, who's happy, who's not happy, who's concerned? I think the president is not happy the way it happened because he's got policy, he's got negotiators over there, he's trying to work, and Chris Wright got out ahead of everybody, and the president has a right to be upset if Chris Wright leaked it early, So he's upset.

46:37Conservatives are upset because they want to know. They're like, wait a minute. Why would we I mean, you've got your hardliners. They're saying, why would we give anybody in the Middle East, you know, permission to do this, but not that, you know, so no, we don't like that. And then you've got the the liberals who are out there who are upset that you're forcing Saudi to recognize Israel and they don't like Israel. So there's enough for everybody to be upset over the weekend. Do you think Israel is happy about this or do you think Israel's not? Do you think Israel's sitting there saying we like this or we don't?

47:15I don't think Israel likes anything that allows Saudi to take an inch of progress toward the word nuclear. Tell me why. And how different is their relationship toward Saudi getting it versus Iran? Is it one-to-one or is it very different feeling toward Saudi than Iran? Adam, I'm interested in Adam's comment on this because there's two in the Middle East that Israel is not friends with, but they have diplomatic stability on a rational basis as opposed to complete off-the-wagon irrationalism. And it's Saudi and Egypt. They tend to have a little bit more rationalism, even though everybody in the Middle East hates them.

47:56Adam, thoughts? Well, in my opinion, Israel potentially views Saudi as a strategic partner, not necessarily their best friend. So yes, you should be skeptical of any Muslim country having these nuclear ambitions. But there is a difference between civilian peaceful purposes and weapons grade. Remember the movie The Dictator with Sacha Baron Cohen when he stands up and he says, We are enriching uranium for peaceful purpose and he kind of laughs because he knows that it's a joke but If you study what's going on in Iran right now There's three different levels of nuclear weapons and I'm hardly a nuclear physicist Even though I'm friends with Tom the BizDoc Ellsworth and I've learned a lot There's civilian peaceful purposes which in Richmond is like three to five percent Then you cross this 20 percent threshold where it becomes a different level of capability Iran got up to 60%, 6-0.

48:5990 % is when you get to weapons-grade enrichment. And there's been no indications or no examples of someone going close to 60 or they don't get to 90. So when Trump keeps doubling down and says Iran will not have a nuclear weapon, he actually means that. Now, when it comes to really the major factor here, you're talking about the Abraham Accords. What is the Abraham Accords? Everyone talks about Trump, peace through strength. I like to use the word stability through strength, because sometimes you're never going to have peace with these people. You just need stability. And if you look at the stability with what's going on in the UAE, or even Bahrain, or Morocco, who are part of the Abraham Accords, what do they have with this U.S.

49:40brokered deal? Number one, they're closer to the U.S., and they have stability with Israel. So they have innovation, they have their economic ties, they have trade, they have tourism, and security. So at this point, this is my final point, everybody knows Iran is the problem in the region. There's some still haters out there who think Israel is the bad guy. But look at who Iran is bombing at this point. It's all their neighbors. Well, Israel, I'm here in paradise right now. No issues. I will tell you, this is the perfect storm for Saudi and U.S. It's the perfect storm because Saudi is going to go and use this crisis, never let a crisis go away.

50:18hey, Saudi's going to look at this crisis and say, hey, guys, hey, U.S., look what they're doing. You've got to let me get some nuclear capabilities because right around me, Turkey is doing it with the help of Russia because Turkey's already started. They don't have anything yet, but they're doing it with the help of Russia. Egypt's interested, and they're kind of having the conversations. Then you have Saudis capitalizing off of this saying, hey, U.S., and you know what Trump is saying? If you join the Abram Accords, great. If you don't, you don't. I mean, here's a clip of him saying that. if they don't join the Abraham Accords, I'm not going to prove it.

50:50Now, what does the precedent get of getting Saudi to join the Abraham Accords? Go ahead and watch this clip. It was always understood, and Chris knew and Saudi Arabia knew, that if they didn't join the Abraham Accords, the deal's not going to do the deal. Senator Trump. Because they understood that in order, you know, subject to Congress and everything else, in order for that deal to go through, they had to sign into the Abraham Accords. And they've had great success. The Abraham Accords have been very successful. But in order to do that, we wanted them. We want them in. We think it's very good.

51:27So what does this mean? Saudi officially has to recognize Israel. Business dealings opens up between the countries. I mean, this would be a big deal for Trump. Would this be a top five thing for Trump to be able to get Saudi and the Abraham Accords to recognize Israel? I think that would be a top five thing. And part of Trump's legacy, he would love to have the Abraham Accords expanded and have normalcy or normalization through countries that have been long feuding and bringing peace to the region. I think that's what his goal is. Who else do you think is out there watching this saying, let me kind of throw my name in there as well?

52:03You think there's anybody else that's looking at the same? Us two? You think anybody else? Other countries potentially? Anybody else says, let me join on this. Could there be another Middle Eastern country that's looking at the same? And if Saudi can't get it, let me make the call. Hey, call. Call Witkoff. Call Kushner. Call this. You think someone's doing that? I don't know. I think when something like this happens, it's like when you buy one of your kids ice cream, what do the other three say? What about me? Hey, you bought them ice cream. How about me? Right? It's like a great opportunity to ask for ice cream.

52:34And the parent is cornered. Right? This may be a good opportunity for others to make the call. By the way, in the book Regime Change, there's a moment where Kushner was furious with Bibi. Furious. And he was about to quit. And where they're about to do the deal, and Witkoff and Kushner don't trust Bibi, they call Susie, and they tell Susie Weil saying, hey, if Bibi calls Trump, we feel he's going to call him last minute to try to change the deal. If he does, please intercept and call us. while Bibi reaches out to Susie to schedule a call with Trump. Susie tells Witkoff and Kushner. Witkoff and Kushner text President Trump, reach out to the president, and the president gets on the phone with Bibi, and the moment he gets on the phone with Bibi, guess what's the first thing he does?

53:24He gets Kushner and Witkoff on the call, and he says, I am the only one that's saving your ass right now. You also lost these two Jews on the call. They can't stand you anymore. He goes on 20 minutes tirade over Bibi, according to regime change, the New York Times authors that wrote about this. So the tension here, you know, if you don't have Kushner and Witkoff, you have to realize, like, you are doing something. Like, behind closed doors, what percentage of Americans do you think think that Bibi, Witkoff, and Kushner are best of friends? A lot of people. But that's not the case. New York Times reporter.

53:58They don't like Trump. You read the book. That's not a positive book of Trump. New York Times reporter says how much Kushner and Witkoff, specifically Kushner, was furious with Bibi of what was said there. So to me, I think the winner here, I would put Saudi as winner. I think President Trump's going to be winner. I think Israel's going to be neutral. I think the biggest loser is Iran. And I wonder if this makes that area safer because everyone's kind of sitting around. I will say I think Erdogan is going to use this opportunity to say, hey, if you're doing that, you know, let me let me participate.

54:34Let me accelerate what I'm doing with Russia. I don't know. I just think a lot of people are making calls right now because there's a lot of opportunities. Nuclear, you have to remember, nuclear is the ace of spades. It is the Trump card, not Donald Trump. But it is like, you know, the Trump card. And when you're playing cards, it is because the U.S., we give weapons to a lot of people, but we don't give nukes. But we have built nuclear bases in Germany, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, and Turkey, those in Europe. And we have also committed, usually through naval airborne nukes, nuclear subs and things, to create a nuclear umbrella for South Korea, Japan, and Australia.

55:16And that's where it goes. That's what happens if Saudi or anyone over there becomes a nuclear power pack. It means somebody else provides the nuclear umbrella of defense. And if you don't think the Russians had a hissy fit when we put the nukes in Turkey way back in the day, then you're not paying attention. And so taking one step at a time, you are now going to create, as they say, a multipolar negotiation. And what the U.S. did with nukes was tried to create that it was only two poles. It was the Russian poll and the U.S. poll. Well, now you've got Russia, China. And so any steps closer to a nuclear Middle East, this is the reason that Israel is still here, is nuclear deterrence.

56:09P.B.D., I just want to add one thing, and I agree with Tom. I'm going to make a prediction, and it's going to kind of maybe catch you guys off guard. You know what country I think maybe will join the Abraham Accords that you're simply not suspecting? You know the country? Qatar. I think Qatar out there, everyone understands what Qatar has been doing. But they've been bribing everybody in Europe. They've been double dealing. And you know what's worse potentially than being a poor, weak country? A incredibly rich, weak country. Because Qatar is sitting there in the middle of everything. And they've been sloshing their money around, throwing it at everyone, and everyone goes, you're double dealing, you're playing both sides, nobody trusts you.

56:53By the way, Qatar, do you have an army even? You have nothing. If at any point people want to go and take over Qatar, they could. But we have a U.S. base there. So why are we so friendly with Qatar when we know that they're double dealing? Because there's something going on behind the scenes. Because Qatar, I think people have suspected what they've been doing and understand what they've been doing. Don't be shocked if a year from now it comes out that Carter joins the Abraham Accords because Trump is using his leverage with Witkoff and Kushner who have stuff there. I think a lot of calls are being made behind him.

57:29By the way, you know who else is slowly becoming a hero? You know who is slowly like the weirdest guy that's becoming a hero? Winning some popularity points with the president? Weird name. I'm about to read it to you. Zelensky accuses Russia of assisting Iran with satellite imagery of U.S. bases in the Middle East and watch what he does next. So you read the story like, wait a minute, what? Ukraine over Zelensky accused Russia of supplying Iran with satellite imagery used to prepare and assess attacks against U.S. military bases in the Middle East. He said Ukraine would share its evidence with Washington.

58:04Since the beginning of July, we have recorded active Russian satellite surveillance of Gulf states and American facilities. Zelensky said he alleged a clear correlation between Russia's imagery and Iranian strikes conducted afterwards. Zelensky identified four bases reportedly monitored by Russian satellites on July 19th and the 20th, two in Bahrain and one each in Kuwait and Jordan. The purpose is clear. Russia must be stopped. CBS News previously reported, citing multiple sources, including a senior U.S. official that Russia has provided Iran with intelligence about American positions. Now, President Trump later contradicted that assessment, saying Putin and Xi had assured him their countries were uninvolved.

58:44If they did, it would have been very bad for them. And story comes out just last night that Zelensky, Ukraine strikes Iranian vessels in Caspian Sea. Tehran accuses Kiev of hostile and criminal act. I wonder how the president feels about this. Okay. So Iran summoned the Ukrainian diplomat in Tehran on Sunday to protest an attack on an Iranian commercial vessel in the Caspian Sea as the war in the Middle East threatened to overlap with the Ukraine conflict. Iran said the attack left one sailor dead and injured several others. The foreign ministry complained to Ukraine-charge affairs and conveyed Iran's strong protest over the hostile and criminal act.

59:27Zelensky said Saturday that his forces also achieved very strong results with long-range strikes in the Caspian Sea, including vessels used in military cargo shipment involving Iran as well as warships. Russia has long used Iranian-designed Shahid drones in its war with Ukraine. So this is a bit of an interesting thing. While there's been a pause, you know, Iran is, you know, Trump is saying they're wanting to negotiate. Iran said their lead negotiator is like, no, we're actually not wanting to negotiate. There's just been a pause. So, Tom, when you see Zelensky doing what he's doing, is he using this as an opportunity to get on the right side of the president to have leverage on his negotiations with Russia?

1:00:05No, never. He would never do that. So this is a retaliatory. The U.S. has been in a proxy war with Russia through Ukraine. We have been testing. Remember, we talked about this at the beginning of the war. We have been testing our arms, our tanks, and our materials against Russian counterparts. And the test bed has been Ukraine. The CIA gave Ukraine targeting information to go over the border with small rockets into Russia. Russia was pissed because they knew what was going on. especially after they had apparently been given the wink-wink. If it's a small excursion, said President Biden, you can come across the border.

1:00:48So Russia's been upset with that. And now Ukraine looks back and goes, hey, wait a minute. Our intelligence tells us Russia was giving targeting information to the Iranians to hit U.S. bases. What a surprise, Pat. What a surprise. And by the way, there's a comment from Zelensky that said, if you give me 10 planes, 15 tanks, and two Bentleys, I'll tell you who the Russian military actually did. I'm being silly, but I'm not being silly. Let me watch this video by Zelensky. Go for it.

1:01:20Since the beginning of July, we have observed Russia's conducting intensive satellite surveillance of the Gulf states and the U.S. military facilities located in a region. These satellite images are... Adam, what do you think Zelenskyy's motive? Do you have a different position than what Tom just said? Well, I'm not going to disagree with our friend Tom. I just think, you know, we often say, you know, the three stages of truth. The first, you're ridiculed, and we've seen Zelensky been ridiculed. Second, you're violently opposed. You know, get out of here. You don't have the cards. And then the third part is it's accepted as being self-evident.

1:01:58I think we can agree on this. Yes, we don't want to be wasting money and wasting resources all around the world. But at the same time, we can't be ostriches and pretend that we're just isolationists. We understand that Russia's the bad guy. We're on Team Ukraine. We understand that Iran is the bad guy in the region, and we're on Team Israel. And all these things and all the rhetoric that has been used to basically try to dismantle our alliances with countries that we're cool with from bad actors out there. The chickens are coming home to roost, so to speak. And we all know that at the end of the day, Russia's the bad guy.

1:02:32They're a bad actor. And don't look now. Not only are they not winning this war, they're potentially losing this war. If you look at the deaths, the combatants, ever since Israel and Palestine, nobody wants to talk about Russia and Ukraine. Do you know that for every one dead Ukrainian soldier, rest in peace, there's eight dead Russians? This is not going good for Putin. His legacy will be a failed war in Ukraine. And let's see if he lives long enough to basically see the end of the war. Yeah, I mean, look, I don't know what's going to happen. I do know whenever there's massive tension, it's a massive opportunity to position yourself and win.

1:03:10Massive. When there's a lot of tension, it's like, hey, let me, how about, it's like in a company, you know, three people quit. All of a sudden, it's like eight people show up to ask for a raise because they're thinking the company's worried about losing people. Hey, I need a raise. Hey, hey, because they're like, hey, you're worried about me quitting, so can you give me a raise? It's like this is one of those moments where people are kind of trying to position themselves. And I think a lot of people are being opportunistic, him being one of them. I want to talk about what happened with LeBron James going to the 76ers, as well as a couple of these stories of what happened in Paris and Berlin attack.

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1:05:28Drove a white van into a crowd, then attacked people with a bladed weapon, possibly a machete. One person was killed and approximately 29 injured. He had prior convictions, a 2025 trip to Lebanon linked to Islamic State, and a recent suspended sentence related to preparing violence. What a weird thing. You're preparing a violence. After a manhunt, he was located and shot dead by police. German officials, including Interior Minister, described it as an Islamic terror attack. Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Berlin's official strongly condemned it as an assault on a free, tolerant society. Vinny, thoughts?

1:06:05Well, thoughts are prayers and everything for the people that were involved, Pat. So this guy had a criminal record for extortion, assault, extremist-related offenses. In May 26, he was convicted under Section 89A of the German Criminal Code for preparing a terrorist attack. And he was also convicted for activity connected to a banned extremist organization. And they let him go. You know why? Because he's young, Pat. He was a youth. Are you ready? This is going to piss you off more than anything. Despite now being adult, he was sentenced under, he was an adult, but he was sentenced under Germany's juvenile justice system and received a one-year and ten-month suspended sentence.

1:06:43And he was released on probation. Are you ready for this? Investigators said he became radicalized by Islamic ideology and reported boasted about having contact with ISIS. His case came under U.S. State Department warned in 2024 that ISIS and ISIS-inspired extremists could target LGBTQ events across Europe. Ready for this? As part of his release, he was ordered to attend 26 de-radicalization counseling sessions. Think about that. 26 sessions to make you not a terrorist, Tom. And guess what? He only went to two. He attended two before the attack. Counselors reportedly believed that his responses appeared calculated and insecure, raised doubts about he was being genuinely abandoning all these beliefs.

1:07:27So think about this, guys. You're basically saying you're a terrorist, and they send you to a de-terrorist, a take-the-terrorism-out-of-me camp, and they go in there, and they're like, nah, we don't believe it's happening. His third session was scheduled for the following week, but before it could happen, they say he carried out the attack. Now, this raises serious questions, Pat. Why someone? Guys, by the way, our FBI used to do this a lot. They have somebody that's being a terrorist and acting like a terrorist, but they release him into the community because they're like, they're going to fix this guy, okay?

1:08:01And you know what doesn't surprise me? Because guess where this happened? This happened in Germany. You guys remember the Hamburg rape case where the 15-year-old girl was brutally raped by 11 migrants? all of pat everybody but only one guy served the prison sentence one under germany's juvenile but then she then the girl a girl went on whatsapp and started talking crap to one of them she went to jail she went to jail under germany's defamation thing so now we're looking at another case where somebody's preparing already on file they already know who he is preparing a terrorist attack they put him in counseling and then he does this and this is again we keep pointing out the uk we keep pointing out the uk and people are saying no we're crazy these are isolated incidents and that we're racist no it's happening it's happening in everybody's face and i don't know if you saw what happened in paris a couple hours ago the guy said allah ordered me this is happening all the time and they're covering that's the guy that's running where the guys record him he's right out three people yeah humberto has uh uh the link that i just sent they grabbed him they put him on the ground he sat like three three girls and on the ground humberto could you show the one that where he's on the ground is this one no the one that he's on the ground I just look at this listen what he's saying this is in Paris

1:09:22stab stab the bunch of girls oh he's crazy he's crazy He has people's plans. He has piqued the woman here. It's good, it's good, it's good. It's good, eh? It's good. Allah ordered me to do it. Allah ordered me to do it is what they were saying that he was doing, okay? And if one more person tells me, oh, you're being racist. No, no. What God, does Jesus Christ ever say, go and stab the hell out of all these people because I have paradise waiting for you. And I don't like this whole crazy talk is nonsense. And the other guy in Berlin, Pat, drove through 29 people injured, could have killed all of them one dead and what where does this ideology come from i'm just curious and what what pisses me off is when there's two point billion muslims nobody is saying that all muslims are bad i hate when they lump everybody into this category when you have that many people if 20 and that's a very conservative number i'm saying is radicalized how many is that pat two billion people 400 million 400 go even lower go go even to one percent let's go to one percent what is that it's still 2 million.

1:10:232 million people that in their heart. 1 % is 20 million people. 20 million people that will literally kill you, kill me, kill anybody, anybody because they're God, because Allah told them to do it. Okay? And I'm sorry if that's a hard fact, a hard pill to swallow. That's a fact. That's a fact. And when people bring up the Old Testament to Christians, I'm like, bro, bro, when Jesus Christ came, everything changed. Enough of that nonsense. So tell me another religion that's saying kill the infidels, kill gay people you know you could abuse women they're half of what you are and guess what if you kill all these infidels you get to go to heaven give me another religion i'm waiting go for it you can't so this is ridiculous this is going to keep on happening pat and by the way this is that we are downstream because germany allowed this immigration it all happened and all All of the liberal politics went that way.

1:11:16And what's going on is that right now the German government is in a box. Conservatism is growing back. But there's a couple odd conservative parties. Humberto and I were talking about this. And they're kind of joining together over two things. Unchecked immigration, the wrong people coming in, and now radicalization, radical clerics that they know are there. and how do they deal with them without appearing prejudicial? That's the box they're in. And the people are starting to increasingly vote conservative. But this isn't 70%, Pat. This is like 32, 34, 36, 38. But the point is the conservative vote is coming back in Germany, but it's after they had 15 years where they screwed it up.

1:12:03It's hard to pour 1 ,000 gallons of pollution into a pond and then filter it out. And that's exactly what the German people are trying to do right now. You see it in their elections, but it's coming late. You have to get ahead of it. You have to be in front of it. And this is what the U.S. has a chance to do now, because we are just seeing the little green shoots of the problem. Over there in Germany, it's full-blown, full-grown, and now the people are starting to react at the polling places and the voting booth. But look, this is what you have. This is what we have to look forward to. this clip here on how this pink haired girl reacts to this event go for it i'm getting really really sick of this i'm getting really tired of having to repeat myself over and over again so today in berlin there was an attack a van drove through a crowd of people celebrating berlin pride parade that they have every year it's a huge parade it's one of the biggest and they injured i think at this time i'm making this video this is subject to change 17 people and one person is dead.

1:13:10Okay, so it's a breaking story. There are going to be things that are going to come out and change throughout the life of the story, you know, average. So the suspect is an Islamic extremist. That's their suspect right now. That's what I read, okay? I'm not going to say anything about the rest of the Muslim population because of actions of this one person. What I can say is the people who were celebrating about this were all white men, young white men with crosses in their profiles because we've all seen it. We've all seen how you guys react towards gay people and how you wish harm on them constantly.

1:13:46I get that constant hate on my videos, especially about trans people. Her response is a Muslim extremist aka a terrorist killed people in her rainbow community and her worry is that white people with crosses are celebrated. Not the Muslim guy who who was taught to hate and kill your, by the way, she should go. Oh my God. Go visit the Middle East. Vinny, Vinny, Vinny. Never let a crisis go to waste. That's what she's doing. Yeah. Adam, your thoughts. Oh my God, bro. Well, I've got a lot of thoughts on this story. You hear me okay? Yeah, go for it. Okay, sorry about that, guys. I have a lot of thoughts on this story, specifically because I'm in Israel right now.

1:14:25And obviously, I'm in Jerusalem. I'm in Tel Aviv. There's Christians, Muslims, and Jews everywhere. People with crosses, people with hijabs, people wearing kippahs. And naturally, I was very nervous. Guys, is it safe? I haven't felt one ounce of anything like this. Complete safety. By the way, there's civilians walking around, not with guns, with massive AK-47s everywhere. Zero issues. So here's what I can tell you I've learned being in Jerusalem. there's a big difference between a being a muslim and an islamist there's tons of muslims amazing people here in israel all over the middle east but that is a lot different from islamist and islamist is a political ideology they believe in sharia law and they want to take over the west and you look the the irony that of me being in israel where muslims are everywhere in this region I feel safer, you ready, than being in Germany as a Jew.

1:15:30Is that the same to you? So we talk about suicidal empathy. My only fear is that not will Europe wake up. I think they've woken up. The question is, is it too late? That's what needs to be answered. Yeah, I mean, we will find out. You know, momentum's being created at times. We will find out. But I'm going to tell you this. Elon Musk was doing an interview with a lady from The Economist. and it's interesting what directions this went. This interview went viral all over the place. A couple of clips I want to show you on what Ilan said to her, that she herself was kind of shocked, and she didn't know how to answer, but he pushed back.

1:16:05Go for it. This is one of them. Are you anti-Muslim? I am against having, if people are coming to a country with antithetical views. I am against that. I'm against that. You know, I'm against...

1:16:34I'm against rape and murder. I'm against the imposition of rules and laws that are contrary to what we've come to accept in the West.

1:16:58And I think it's a crying shame that the sort of traditional media like you don't recognize this. Very common sense. You anti-Muslim? Very common sense stuff. And then she pushes and says, hey, how about your right-wing positioning? You know, you're a lot of your policy. You're agreeing a lot with the right wing things that people are saying. And, you know, he pushes back. Yeah. Far right. And she pushes she pushes back and then he pushes back. OK, with the interviews, that's the one false normal people. Yeah, that's one right there. Watch this one here. Go for it. Not just the populist right, but the far right.

1:17:31In fact, very fringe parties in some countries. No, I support the normal people. OK. What do you call the far right? Falsely. You think is the normal person. OK. Yes. literally you could go back 10 or 15 years and these policies were completely normal. In fact, one of the tricks I think is funny, one of the tricks that I think is quite funny is to like take a speech from Obama and Hillary and then go to someone and say, who's sort of, you know, on the sort of what I call the lunatic left and say, what do you think of the speech by Trump are like, oh wow, he's the worst person ever. Actually, that was a speech by Obama.

1:18:11Or actually, that was a speech by Hillary. I agree. No, I agree that the center of gravity in this country has shifted, certainly the Democratic Party shifted to the left. But that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about people like Rupert Lowe. It's actually just normal people. It's just normal people. It's just normal people. And here are the principles. And tell me which of these sound terrible. That we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, that we should have sensible spending. Which of those three are far right fringe? And I would like to just admonish you and the media for the absurd characterization of the far right.

1:18:53It is false and misleading and nonsense. Please keep this part in. Don't cut this part. Pause it. Tom, thoughts? I said, well, you know what? It shows you the absolute intent of the media. The economist has become a lobbyist of the left. And they feel – one of the points of liberalism is you have to call people to victimhood. And so the media feels that it is almost like the protest vote. So the concept that the economists would come and draw the supply and demand scissors, the familiar, you know, charts that you see, you know, John Maynard Keynes and others made famous, and just objectively look at the numbers and look at the impact of supply and demand.

1:19:46No, instead, we are lobbyists. And the economist is a lobbyist. She is not impartial. When you read the articles, The Economist has lost its way. And I'm not going to go off on that. I'm saying this is emblematic of the entire media. And finally, someone like Elon sits down and they allow this to actually go out. So I'm glad that this actually went out. And I'm sure that what was going on was that if Elon was smart, he probably had his people filming at the same time. It's something that, you know, Vinny, we had a PR consultant that said, hey, when Pat does interviews with large publications, tell them, if you don't mind, I will also record this.

1:20:29That's all he says. And he records it. And then later, that's kind of a check and balance because we're like, wait, did they clip it? Did they stop Pat when he was saying something? Don't let a sentence be finished to create a false impression. and god bless whoever elon had with him that this got out like this in its full cloth so you could see him speaking about the reasonable positions and about the regular people and how the media is trying to portray all of us in this position as the lunatic right when it's reality it's just the lunatic left yeah and there's there's a clip i sent to the guys where she specifically says she says look the economist is a leftist organization i don't know if you guys have that at the top you just had it a minute ago uh all the way at the top no if you go at the top you've shown it like 17 times that you already had it pre-saved go to the top to the top of the clips that you had previously can you take the mouse all the way to the top okay forget about it so you know she previously had said that they're a far leftist organization that they're going through this but how do you process what he's saying with uh uh you know the points he's making Well, Pat, first of all, I am so happy that the now richest person on the planet is on the other side.

1:21:39Because, I mean, like, imagine all the people that the left has lost. It's at what point did we come to a society coming from the left that common sense became far right extremist? It drives me crazy that a secure border, Tom, a safe city, you know, law and order, that is far right extremist. Sensible spending. Yes, insensible spending. That's the far, far right. And Pat, I don't know if you caught in there. She tried interjecting Rupert Lowe because she's anti Rupert Lowe. The fact that this guy was exposing or he has exposed what the government of the UK, all the governments are doing and they're trying to put the kibosh on all this, you know, Islamist, you know, Pakistani rape gangs.

1:22:22She doesn't like that because it puts people in a negative light. And I absolutely love that Elon Musk has, you know, he saw the light. It took him a couple of years. I mean, they lost everybody. They lost Rogan. They lost Elon. They lost Bezos. They're losing all these billionaires who are tired of that nonsense that they were fed that because we are normal, we are normal and that we go against their leftist ideology, Tom, that we're extremists and we're far right. It's common sense. Remember, Rupert, two things happened. Rupert was attacked because they said, oh, this is discriminatory. This is reverse racism against these Islam people.

1:22:59Well, you know what also was? It also is an absolute bright shining light on the silence of the media. So the media is embarrassed and they don't want to be embarrassed. So part of their rage coming back is he's embarrassing them because it calls them out for not covering the story when the public needed to know these things. You make a great point because think about it. The Fauci story, the Fauci revelations, name me one big leftist MS now, whatever the hell they tried to change. CNN, are they covering this, Tom? Are any of them covering it? Any of them? Have you seen any big report break? If this was the other side, if Fauci was a Republican, oh, my good God, it would have been all over.

1:23:39Have you seen any of it, Tom? No, I haven't seen any. I'm sorry we screwed up, but I sure haven't seen that. Yeah, sorry that we were. Let Rand Paul do his part. And sometimes in life, you know, people are not paying attention to you. You have to give an argument to do it and let them do it. But at this point, Adam, I'll give you the last thing here, 30 seconds before I go to the next story. Yeah, well, I just found out that I'm allegedly a far right radical. I just found this out. Why? Because I also agree with Elon Musk. I believe in having safe cities. I believe in securing our border. And I believe in fiscal responsibility.

1:24:10What a psychopath I am. I'm also, I'm going to say this, I'm also against rape and murder, and I'm also against people coming to the country who have views that are antithetical to America and Western values. So consider me a far-right radical because I agree with Elon Musk on this. Yeah, simple. All right, let's go to the next one. News comes out out of nowhere that LeBron James is joining the 76ers not to chase a ring, just to go out there to play basketball and have a good time. Of course, he would never want to go to a different place because they just got a new guy in that came from the Celtics who won a championship and won the finals MVP, or they got a big guy that may be the top three best centers in the league, Joel Embiid, or the fact that they got a young guy, you know, point guard or number two, Maxie, who's becoming a superstar.

1:24:53He would never do it for that reason. He just went there because he wants to play basketball. He's not trying to chase Magic Johnson or Colby to have five rings. And he signed a two-year contract,$8 million. So it's definitely not for the rings. It's for purely legacy and a championship that he went there. And I will tell you, it's a pretty decent team. It's a stacked team. The couple things when you look at this story came out that a reporter from New York, his name is Sam Amico. Sam Amico is a reporter that came out and said the fact that his team, LeBron's team, approached the Knicks about him joining the Knicks.

1:25:30And the Knicks are like, nah, we're good. We're passing on this one. And some people said, well, that would never happen. Who the hell would ever turn down LeBron James? the Knicks got a good thing going on in the locker room. This would be the worst move they can make to that team. Respect to the Knicks for not even flinching and moving on on taking him. And we saw a lot of stories coming up a few years ago, maybe like a year ago, where Jeannie Buss was like, this is the most egotistical superstar we ever had on the team. Palenka knew they were done with this, allegedly, but they wanted to make sure they didn't undermine LeBron.

1:26:05and it was LeBron leaving, but in reality, they were kind of like, go and go wherever you want to go. When I think about the Lakers, I said this multiple times, I think about Kobe's a Laker to me, Magic's a Laker to me, Jerry West is a Laker to me, A.C. Green, Byron Scott, Shaq, all these guys are Lakers, LeBron's not a Laker to me. He played for the Lakers and got paid pretty good money, and he had some good highlights, but big celebration, the fact that this guy's gone. He is, in my opinion, top three greatest players of all time. I have him at number two. And the question then becomes the following, Tom.

1:26:39Do you think the 76ers have a chance of winning a championship? I have strong opinions on this, but I want to ask you. I think on paper they do, but you have to remember how old those legs are. And incredible player or not, father time catches up. And also, chemistry catches up. Why is it that with the Lakers, they only won one championship? Because I think the chemistry is not there. Although I like the tweet from LeBron. Like Miami and Los Angeles, I'm choosing Philly for the beautiful beaches. Incredible culture, incredible weather, and amazing people. He later deleted the tweet. Are you being sarcastic?

1:27:23I'm being very sarcastic. That never happened. Because none of that is in Philadelphia. That's right. Great beaches. Gorgeous. So I don't think – do they have a chance? Yes, they have a chance. I'd be a fool to say they have no chance, especially with what they've got stacked up. However, you know, I look at it, and I'm going to stand with it. I don't think he brings teams together, and I think father time is going to catch up with those legs. Okay. Adam, thoughts? Will the 76ers win a championship? Will the 76ers win a championship with LeBron? I think they'll make it to the Eastern Conference Finals.

1:27:59I don't know if they're going to win a championship, but there's two very happy people going on right now. Number one is my CEO friend, mentor, Patrick, but David, I've never seen a bigger smile on your face. The day you got to put on a Lakers outfit again, because I know how much you dislike LeBron. And number two are the Philadelphia 76ers. Cause the last time that they even won a championship was in 1983. and LeBron James was born the following year before. Here's what we could say about LeBron's legacy, and I'll just let you guys go from here. Ring chasing, flopping, and flip-flopping. This is his, what, fourth team that he's been on.

1:28:38But if you want to look at the silver lining, every team he's ever been on has won a championship. Two with the Heat, one with Cleveland, one allegedly with the Lakers. We'll see what happens in Philly. But if you're relying on Joel Embiid's knees to take you to the promised land, you might have a problem. Yeah, and by the way, to me, this is the problem. This is the problem with these guys, okay? Why did the Celtics, just think about it this way. I don't want to spend a lot of time on this. Why did the Celtics let a finals MVP leave and keep Jason Tatum? Why? Why did they do that? He was at his peak.

1:29:15Why would you let a Jason Tatum leave? He's a phenomenal player. Well, Jalen Brown. Jalen Brown. From what I've heard is Jalen Brown thinks he's the smartest guy in every room he's in. He's a very difficult guy to be coached by. Here's a clip of Jason Tatum who is, you know, talking to a bunch of kids. And look what he says here. A lot of people are speculating saying Jason Tatum in this clip was talking about Jalen Brown. Go for it. Being a leader doesn't mean you know it all. Right? I don't know it all. I'll be the first person to say that. being a leader and being comfortable with raising a hand like, Michelle, I don't know.

1:29:55Can you explain that to me? I don't know what they're explaining to you. I want to learn. Somebody being around somebody that feels like they know it all, I don't want to be around that person. I don't want to be the smartest person in the room. I want to learn from somebody else. Okay, so you mean to tell me, you give a 28 rebounds, 6 points, 28 points, 6 assists, 6 rebound guy. You trade him for Paul George, who is 36 years old and averaged 17 points last season at 43 % field goal percentage? No. It's your way of saying, leave Jalen. We can't build around you. We're going to build around Jason Tatum.

1:30:34That's the biggest spit in the face from the Celtics. So now take this. You got a bad attitude guy, Jalen Brown, allegedly. Even Stephen A went after him and said the fact that, why has Jason Tatum never been on your podcast and Jalen went after Stephen A., whatever their beef is. So you got a bad attitude, Jalen Brown, that's not a locker room guy, who said things about Bronny, LeBron's son. You got a Joel Embiid who doesn't feel like he needs to play the season, and you put LeBron, all those three together. The person I feel bad for is Maxie. I think Maxie's a legit fighter and a player, and, you know, Joel at any point can get injured, and he's good for one round or two rounds in the playoffs, not three or four rounds.

1:31:14He's going to get hurt or something's going to happen. And I think there's going to be a lot of feud. If they win, great story. I don't think they make it past the Knicks, but we'll see. We're going to have to come back and check to see if our analysis here is good or wrong, and we'll do that come 10 months from now when they go into the playoffs. But anyway, it's good for them. Last but not least story before we wrap up. Is there any story we have left that we haven't hit up yet that we had on the list? Let's do this one story. This one story is a very interesting one where a company named Andruel with Palmer Luckey is all of a sudden worth$100 billion, and they're building interceptors, missiles, built-in car factories, cheaper, faster, and people are like, wait, what?

1:31:56What did they just build? Yeah, this guy, this defense tech company is in talks of raising funding at a$100 billion valuation. situation and if you remember about a year and a half ago i didn't know if i publicly shared the stocks and the companies i went in but i went heavily into nuclear into military companies smaller ones not the general dynamics the big ones that we all know boing bless you smaller ones because i do think we found a leak in our military and what we need to build and we saw what you know ukraine was doing with ukraine building those small little you know uh uh drones and so america's got to get behind it.

1:32:36And so defense company Andruel is in discussions with investors and new funding group that could see a value at$100 billion, rivaling companies like Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, two sources familiar with the matter. The funding round and valuation reported here for the first time were still fluid. One idea that had been floated was for the company to use a two-stage process where investors would need to commit to financing ground at a higher valuation that could occur within a year. Sources said the valuation for the second funding could involve Andruel meeting with certain financial benchmarks.

1:33:06The talks comes as the company has posted booming military sales and generated investor enthusiasm around its suit of drone software missiles. Amid the U.S. conflict with Iran just two months ago, the company doubled its valuation to$61 billion in a$5 billion round. So this is a very interesting story. I'm actually excited about this. And a$5 billion round was led by Thrive Capital and Andreessen Horowitz. Tom, thoughts on this? So I want to just underline something here. Very interesting. This is how they do their contracts with the government. Now, you guys will be senators. I've got this design here.

1:33:42It's called the drone killer. And the drone killer 1.0 works like this. What do you think? And we've got a couple prototypes here. But we've got to finish the R &D. You both senators vote for it. Who's paying for the R &D? The American people. And then we'll say, and by the way, we'll do this cost plus. So I'm going to determine the cost, and then I'm going to get plus a profit. You two senators negotiate with me on the profit, and then guess what happens? Cost overruns. And it takes longer, and it takes more R &D. Who's paying for it? We are. The American people. Whereas, and a row, you know what they do?

1:34:19They say, no, no, tell you what, I'll build it on my balance sheet. In other words, I will build it. And then I will sell it to you, and that's why I'll do it. I'll sell you a finished unit. the defense industry has made its bones getting the american people to pay for r &d and then on these cost plus deals where guess what's in the cost plus when it was time for you boys to run for re-election every six years in senate who did i make sure supported you oh really like that yes it's legal i give to a pack i give to you you know there are things that are legal there's things that aren't legal that still happen anyway.

1:34:59But Andruro, what's interesting is they are talking about efficient manufacturing. They are acting like a company not competing for a contract, but competing for a finished good. You don't like the Yeti, you buy the one by this other company over here. That's how they're competing. And I love the fact that they're not on cost plus, that they're coming out and trying to do it. Now, they've run into things in Europe. They had a deal, a Rhine medal, I think it was, in Europe. And that contract kind of crashed a little bit. But they've also brought things forward that are really interesting. Last week, they were talking about a thing called Thunder.

1:35:36Thunder is a tri-rotor, a helicopter with three-rotor, but it's autonomous. They fly two of them with our Apache. And so our Apache, with our pilots and everything, now get wingmen, autonomous helicopters, fully armed, that aren't afraid to die. So it makes us more lethal. So they're coming forward with a lot of great innovation that I'm really happy about. And we covered last week, did we not say, Pat, that we were concerned and this man, Tom, I said, I was concerned that maybe the Patriot missiles didn't have enough ammunition in the Patriot battery for those two. They had two confirmed kills.

1:36:15Remember, Pat, they said there was another soldier that was three because he couldn't be identified at first tragically, which means that was a very messy death. Well, guess what? Over the weekend, we heard them say, somebody came out from defense and said, oh, we've had some issues. We've asked Trump to hold off certain parts of Iran escalation because we have an interceptor shortage. Interceptor shortage. Let me translate it for you. We ran out of Patriot battery ammunition. And here are these guys talking about building it like they build in a factory. I'm going to show you this. There's a video of him in Japan explaining this on what they're doing.

1:36:53By the way, Palmer Luckey is the guy that started Oculus and sold it to Facebook for$2 billion. So this guy, you're like, oh, it's just the Oculus guy. Nah, this is very – watch what he's talking about here with the military equipment they're building. Go for it. This is a cruise missile. Yeah, so this is one of three cruise missiles that Anderil is manufacturing. One of the key things that Anderil has done that is different from many other companies is design our cruise missiles so that they can be very easily manufactured by automotive-style assembly lines, workers, and manufacturing equipment.

1:37:25Most other companies design very exquisite missiles that are built by high-end aerospace factories. But by building missiles with 90 % less parts, they can be built in 10 % of the time using automotive-style factories. It means that a country can make all of its automotive factories into part of its deterrent strategy. Remember that during World War II, for example, for the United States and Japan, both used their peacetime factories that were making automobiles, motorcycles, and they pivoted them to wartime use. But it took time to design weapons systems that could be made in that way. We're doing it before any potential conflict.

1:38:04It can be launched from the ground, or from the air, or from sea. Actually, we recently showed it doing a ground launch that we paid for that demonstration ourselves. But you can also launch these out of, for example, whole cargo aircraft, I can put them into a dispenser so that even airplanes that aren't military aircraft, I can load this in and I can push them out the side of the aircraft. And then the dispenser goes, turns your whole cargo aircraft fleet into part of your long range weapons strategy. This is designed to scare China into not taking action on Taiwan. It is a very specific. Leave it to an entrepreneur to solve big problems.

1:38:41You see, this is why I love the mentality of, again, the vault conference. Why do we do this? You're in a room with almost 10 ,000 people who are all thinking about solving bigger problems, and you get inspired. And all of a sudden, a guy's going to build this. He sold it for$2 billion. How much money are things going to make right now off of this? Think about it. And how many events he went to to network with others and say, hey, well, how about we do this? And then we leverage these relationships. This is why, you know, people go to business conferences to network. If you haven't yet registered for it, go to vault2026.com to learn more about the Vault Conference.

1:39:12Tom, when you're seeing this taking place and you're reading this, Adam, yourself, Vinny, yourself, how are you processing this when you hear what this guy's doing with Palmer Lockett? When I saw him speaking like that to that individual, you know he reminded me he's the Elon Musk of weapons. He's the Elon Musk. He's going to make it cheaper and faster and giving them options of where you could build it. And if it's cheaper, Pat, he made a great point. We allegedly— A tenth of a time for a tenth of the price using all our audio manufacturing factories. Which is—if that's not a Blue Ocean strategy— That's a Blue Ocean strategy.

1:39:47You tell me what is. And he makes a great point. Tom, you made a great point. If it means not losing U.S. soldiers because we're running out of missiles to protect us, like, good for him. That's not an if. There's two stories that seem to indicate that the Patriot missile battery was low in ammunition and we lost two—we lost three soldiers. I thought it was up to four. But, yeah, no, you're out of thoughts. I think it's great. Well, just remember the name Palmer Luckey. I remember just hearing about this guy a few years ago. Palmer Luckey, Palmer Luckey, Palmer Luckey. And I was like, who is this guy?

1:40:18And, PPD, you're absolutely right. I think he sold his company to Facebook for$2 billion. Complete capitalist. Complete helping the American national defense company save money. You know, they say the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. Well, the only thing that stops a bad military is a good guy that has a good defense company. So this Anderil company that he's doing is helping America. It's helping our allies. It's helping Israel. And I don't want to upset Tucker Carlson, but he called himself a radical Christian Zionist. Not to infuse that right now, but this is the type of person that we need leading and not following the nonsense that's out there.

1:40:58Who's a radical Christian Zionist? He is. Tucker called him? No, he is. And Tucker Carlson said the least thing that he hates in the world are Christian Zionists. I got it. And he's saying that commercial, regular commercial aircraft could actually launch these. You hear that? Yes. It's just amazing. So, our flight today will go from JFK to Tel Aviv. And at the two-third distance, we'll have dinner, followed by the dropping of the missile. Yeah. This is over on Iran. So if you've ever wanted to see Karg Island disappear, look out to the left, people. Okay, so let me get to the last one. And the only reason I bring it up is because his name has been mentioned multiple times because of what he's doing between Israel and the United States and their technology.

1:41:40Last one here. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, I believe, have six kids together, if I'm not mistaken, that have identified themselves. Based on public information, none of us are going to get. They've got six kids together. But four of them have officially taken all the necessary steps to drop the word Pitt from their last name. Shiloh legally changed her name from Shiloh Jolie Pitt to Shiloh Jolie. Zara changed her name, publicly used her name Zara Jolie. Maddox removed Pitt and uses Maddox Jolie professionally. and Vivienne recently filed a petition to also change her name to Vivienne Jolie. Huh.

1:42:29I wonder who's influencing them. I wonder who's influencing them to hate their father. I wonder who's influencing them to not have any pride for their father, to keep their father's last name and keep their mother's last name. I mean, you hear a story like this, and I remember watching Original Sin, the movie with Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie. I don't know if you remember Original Sin. If you've ever seen a movie Original Sin, the movie, you know, I never thought Angelina was acting. I thought she was just being. It's a very dark movie, by the way, if you watch Original Sin. And when you see the way she got in and she got Brad Pitt from, you know, Jennifer Aniston, and then all of a sudden now all the kids are changing their names together.

1:43:17How long were they married? How long were they married and how many years did the kids live with their father? Can you imagine like how long these guys were married, the two of them? They were married 12 years, okay, and two years married, 12 years together, 2005 to 2016. the six children Maddox born 01, Pax 03, Zara 05, Shiloh 06, Knox and Vivian and Owe. During their marriage, the children lived with both parents as a family. During that time, after Jolie filed for divorce in 2016, and Jolie initially had primary custody, Pitt had visitation rights that later expanded into court proceedings.

1:44:03A judge in 2021 awarded Pitt joint custody, but that decision was later challenged during the ongoing legal process. By the time the children reach adulthood, their living arrangements were largely their own choices. So approximate ages when the separation occurred, Maddox was 15, Pax was 12, Zara 11, Shiloh 10, Knox and Vivian 8, and they're now doing their own thing and choosing to change their name away from Pitt to Jolie. Tom, how do you process this story? two selfish actors fall in love while filming Mr. and Mrs. Smith they abandon their relationships and get together and now we have six kids that are being manipulated lobbied and confused and I can say that I can say that as my objective conclusion because so many articles left and right have been written about this you see what's going on And the victims here are these kids.

1:45:04Kids want a mom, and they want mom roles out of her. And they want a dad, and they want dad roles out of them. We did the webinar, the fatherhood webinar that we did here. The response to it was amazing. From men, women, and kids. And I look at this, and it just disgusts me. Yeah, you know, it's funny. Two selfish actors are playing with the lives of these six kids. But let me tell you, Tom, so I had a husband and wife, good friends of mine, where they went through a divorce, nasty divorce. And they had four beautiful kids. Okay. And one day I'm spending time with, and the guy had a strong personality and, you know, he was a driver, successful driver.

1:45:53And one day I'm with the kids and the mother and some friends. and she's there. And I just watched the animosity the kids had towards the dad. And I went and whispered to the mom and I said, man, whatever you do, don't feed into it. Don't get your kids to hate their father. This is not good. It's going to hurt them long-term. Don't do that. You know, your issue is with your husband. Don't make your issue with the husband their issue with their father's. This is going to have a negative impact on them long-term. Keep your animosity internally. Don't pass it to your kids. This is not a good, I've seen this happen in my family, and it backfired.

1:46:36So short term, like, you know, sometimes, you know, it was Zlatan the other day said something. He said, he says, bad things happen in a family when you make money. He says, I don't know why. People who you had great relationships with just act differently around you. There's an expectation of that, you know, that money. Yeah, it's that interview. I just don't know which clip it is. If you can find it, you know, if you can find which one it is, it's a different one that he gets into with family. But they look at you in a different way. They almost feel like you don't spend enough time with them.

1:47:10You don't spend enough money on them. Everybody expects you to do. So imagine all the pressures already of Pitt and Jolie. Successful, famous. Pitt at one point, the greatest actor. We watched Troy last night. The guy made$17.5 million on Troy. He crushed it. He makes the movie. Angelina Jolie's been on some very, very big movies. She's done an amazing job. But, dude, if you cannot keep that animosity of you and your husband, you and your wife to yourself, your kids are going to suffer consequences long term. So, anyways, I mean, I hate seeing when kids don't have the pride of their ethnicity.

1:47:46They don't have the pride of where they come from. They don't have the pride of their family last name. That's one of the worst things you can do to a kid, to get them to have that kind of a feeling. Adam, I'll give you 30 seconds, and I'll wrap up. yeah it sucks you know when you go through these relationships you always think all right well i i got a good thing going on but maybe there's something else better out there look at a couple different examples brad pitt leaves jennifer aniston ends up with angelina jolie now his kids don't talk to him anymore van affleck he should have stayed with jennifer garner he ends up with j-lo not once and of the remix twice she should have stayed with mark anthony now she's 50 plus and single you look at princess die breaking up with king charles we know what happened to her and of course kim kardashian you know i won't go there but sometimes when things are good you go through the tough times you stick it out you think you could just shift to a bigger better deal and it ends up way worse so there's a message there and uh it sucks to see what's happening to the pit family there you go but are you guys surprised he was married and then basically cheated on his wife and that started the angelita jolie relationship and just by you name some of the kids maddox zahara are adopted maddox is adopted from cambodia and zahara is adopted from ethiopia like the lack of respect this guy saved you he saved you from that place the shiloh knox well knox and vivian are twins and shiloh is is of the biological side.

1:49:14But, you know, and mind you, do you guys remember? I think it was September 14, 2016, on a private flight, she made allegations from Angelina Jolie that were in court filings that Brad Pitt was, you know, physical with her and grabbed one of the kids because they were trying to defend her, and he, you know, he struck one of the kids, and services were called on him. So this is just, again, going back to it, This relationship was Birthed so to speak From you being cheating on your freaking wife So all this negative stuff that happens After it Pat I'm not surprised Adam I'm not saying bad karma When it starts off like that I don't know man I'm a Brad Pitt guy I love his work I know you guys met Tom Cruise But I like Brad Pitt And I hate to see this happening With kids and their relationship with their father yeah don't like to see that all right um you know with that being said gang I don't know when we're going to be doing the next podcast I know we're not doing it on Wednesday morning we may do it on Thursday we may do it on Friday but it's definitely going to be either Friday or Thursday because of all the stuff that's going on going into the summer season with all the events we got going on so stay tuned we will definitely post it on when we're going live this week it'll be either Thursday morning 9 a.m.

1:50:30or Friday morning 9 a.m. and please manek Adam and tell him to be on time. Can you guys do that? Please, Manek, Adam, and tell him to be on time. It's starting to get very frustrating here. That's my fault. Take care, everybody. How about these audio issues? Take care. And Israel doing okay. Shout out to the Israel new team that you got. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Shout out.