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Rupert Lowe exposes the horrifying scale of Britain’s grooming gangs in this hard-hitting interview with Patrick Bet-David. One victim, aged just 12, described being raped with a broken Jack Daniels bottle. Another was locked in dog cages and trafficked to Saudi Arabia. A third was raped by a dog while men filmed and laughed. The report reveals up to 250,000 victims, predominantly young white girls from care homes, groomed, trafficked, and repeatedly raped, mostly by Pakistani Muslim men.

PBD and the panel react to rising support for socialism among Democrats and warn that 2028 could bring a socialist president. They debate wealth inequality, AI, Elon Musk, AOC and why young Americans struggling to buy homes and raise families are becoming vulnerable to the socialist message.

The clip breaks down Steve Jobs’ advice to Kevin O’Leary that every 18‑hour workday really comes down to three essential tasks, the “signal,” and everything else that tries to block them is just “noise,” which must be pushed aside until those three are finished.

The Home Team breaks down the unwritten rule that dating your best friend’s ex is a hard no, no exceptions, arguing that a real friend will walk away even if she throws herself at him because nothing torpedoes trust faster than wondering if that attraction was there the whole time.

Netflix spent eight‑figure money locking up big audio brands like Bill Simmons, Pardon My Take and Barstool‑linked shows for an exclusive video podcast push, but a year in, insider reports say viewership is “low,” none of the series have cracked Nielsen’s weekly top‑10 and internal sentiment is that the bet has not moved engagement.

The Home Team then reacts to reports that some minority‑owned contractors on the 850 million dollar Obama Presidential Center project say they are owed millions in unpaid invoices, with the president of the African‑American Contractors Association warning that black subs are risking their homes, their bonding and their entire businesses.

PBD and the panel revisit the Charlie Kirk succession video after Vinnie speaks directly with Andrew Kolvet. They discuss AI accusations, Community Notes, bot networks and why Patrick Bet-David believes Elon Musk can trace coordinated smear campaigns on X.

Podcast host Joe Rogan claimed on a recent episode that powerful critics, including political figures, allegedly tried to pressure platforms like Spotify to remove his show during the COVID-19 pandemic. He discussed losing sponsors and pushback over his comments on vaccines and lockdowns, while arguing that his platform had grown large enough to withstand criticism. The conversation revisited controversies surrounding his COVID-era statements and public debate over misinformation.

Ben Shapiro responded to remarks from Vice President JD Vance about U.S. policy toward Iran and Israel, arguing that Iran is unlikely to comply with any long-term agreement and warning that diplomatic deals may not prevent future conflict.

Vice President JD Vance defended the preliminary U.S.–Iran agreement, calling it a win for Americans while pushing back against criticism from Israeli officials and other opponents. He argued the deal is only the first phase of negotiations and insisted Iran would gain little unless it complies with U.S. demands, particularly regarding its nuclear program. Critics, however, say the administration is being overly optimistic about the agreement’s outcomes and Iran’s commitments.

Patrick Bet-David and the panel react to Gavin Newsom's claims that the DOJ is targeting him, accusations involving his inner circle, and what it means for 2028. Plus, why Marco Rubio may have the edge over JD Vance as the leading Republican contender after Trump.

Jersey Mike's has officially dethroned Chick-fil-A as America's favorite fast-food chain, but the real story is John Morgan's hilarious Chick-fil-A experience. Patrick Bet-David and the panel debate subs, customer service, billionaires built on sandwiches, and why Chick-fil-A remains the gold standard.