"Giuliani Wanted $2 MILLION!" - Ex-CIA Agent John Kiriakou EXPOSES Pay For Pardon SHAKEDOWN

John Kiriakou reveals what prison was really like after blowing the whistle on CIA torture. He was sent to a facility packed with mob bosses, cartel members, and pedophiles. The Gambinos embraced him, and his wife lost her job at the CIA just for being married to him.

Patrick Bet-David and Dr. Taylor Marshall dive into a controversial conversation about Islam’s global growth, Prophet Muhammad’s legacy, and the cultural appeal of religious discipline. They contrast Islamic and Christian values, fertility rates, and what drives long-term ideological influence.

Ex-CIA officer John Kiriakou shares how the Obama era ruined his life, why he believes Obama was manipulated by intelligence insiders, and reveals Rudy Giuliani allegedly sought $2M for a Trump pardon. The PBD Podcast dives deep into this shocking firsthand account.

Elon Musk teases the “America Party” with a pro-Bitcoin and pro-Second Amendment agenda. Tesla bull Dan Ives pushes back on Musk’s political distractions and gets told to “shut up.” The PBD Podcast breaks down the feud, market reaction, and why it all matters.

The PBD Podcast reacts to a VC who says five-day weeks will never build billion-dollar startups. The guys debate the 996 work culture, startup sacrifice, momentum, and whether work-life balance is a myth when chasing something great.

Dr. Taylor Marshall joins Patrick Bet-David to warn about America's demographic decline and the rise of Islam in key U.S. cities. He breaks down the impact of low birth rates, weak family structures and calls for a cultural shift toward procreation, marriage, and faith-based patriotism.

Mayor Eric Adams responds to criticism over NYC’s broken permitting system, aging infrastructure, and slow construction timelines. He outlines reforms to speed up approvals, modernize government processes, and reduce bureaucratic delays while comparing NYC to faster-growing cities like Houston.

Mayor Eric Adams explains why he switched from Republican to Democrat and now identifies as an independent. He reflects on public safety, New York’s political landscape, and the need to work within the system to create real change, especially in a heavily Democratic city like NYC.

Patrick Bet-David breaks down the growing momentum behind socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani’s potential run for NYC mayor. The panel debates whether voters are underestimating his chances and draws comparisons to other surprise election wins. They explore what a Mamdani victory could mean for the future of New York City politics.

Mayor Eric Adams addresses political retaliation, legal battles, and how speaking out against party orthodoxy triggered investigations. He shares thoughts on Cuomo, Trump, Letitia James, and lawfare, revealing what it's like to challenge New York’s Democratic establishment from the inside.