Hillary's TDS Munich Meltdown & Epstein's Sulfuric Acid Stockpile | PBD #739

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Previously titled “Hillary's TDS Munich Meltdown & Epstein Sulfuric Acid Stockpile | PBD #739” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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Adam Sosnick 0:00
Adam, what's your point? The future looks bright.
Unknown 0:12
My handshake is better than anything I ever signed, right here.
Patrick Bet-David 0:17
You are a one-on-one? My son's right there.
Adam Sosnick 0:19
I don't think I've ever said this before.
Patrick Bet-David 0:25
All right, folks, hope you had a happy Valentine's Day weekend, increasing the 1.58 that we have. We need to increase that number. Hope we started working this weekend. There was a meeting in Munich. Senna wants to say hello. Senna, say hello real quick and then go. Hello. Senna says, what did you make yesterday? What did Uncle Vinny give you? Did you make ice cream? Come a little closer because I can't hear you. Did you share it with Daddy? No. Why didn't you share it with Daddy, baby? Give me a kiss. How old is Senna now? Senna's nine years old. Nine years old, Senna. Okay. Apparently the Munich meeting that took place was incredible. Meaning Marco Rubio hit the stage and absolutely crushed on stage. I'm at a soccer game yesterday.
Patrick Bet-David 1:16
This Venezuelan father comes up to me. We always talk about Venezuela. He's telling me, you won't even believe the last time you and I talked, I couldn't believe it. He's trying to get me to go to Venezuela to do business in Venezuela. And He says, I'm telling you, I'm very independent politically. I like people on both sides. Marco Rubio's speech is one of the greatest speeches I've ever seen anybody give in the history of mankind. I said, you're serious. He says, Patrick, it's one of the greatest speeches. We're going to watch some of the clips of what he gave. There are some people who are deeply concerned about the health, In the life of this Czech Deputy Prime Minister Petra Macinka, they're hoping he's doing okay because he called that Hillary Clinton.
Patrick Bet-David 1:58
As of right now, X was down for about 10 minutes, so we don't know. But as of right now, for people that are also concerned, he's doing okay. As of right now, he called that Hillary Clinton in such a way that she kept interrupting that others had to say, let the man finish. And he says, look, I'm not as smart as you guys. But listen, you guys are making a lot of mistakes. So we'll talk about that. AOC was asked – actually, Whitmer was asked the question first. She didn't know how to answer it. And then she passed it down to AOC. AOC, you have to see how she answered it. Some of them are calling it 2.0 Kamala Harris type of thing. But – There's a difference between local, state, national, international, but this was our first chance internationally, and you'll be able to react for yourself.
Patrick Bet-David 2:44
Newsom was there as well. Of course, you know how Newsom reacted. He has to get up there and try to scare the crap out of everybody of how scary Trump is. And honestly, nobody's buying.

What was the significance of Marco Rubio's speech in Munich?

Patrick Bet-David 2:54
Nobody's buying to the point where Barack Obama got onto a podcast with this big left-wing influencer. And on the podcast, he said a couple things. One, Obama believes aliens are real, even though he said he never met them face-to-face. And number two, he did say that the homelessness in California is getting pretty bad. He talked about that. At the same time, Reza Pahlavi was at this Munich conference and at this Munich event. Lindsey Graham was asked, does he have your support? There's a man in the room here right now that is trying to help with the transition. Does he have your support? And Lindsey said no. And then afterwards, he went to a rally for Reza Pahlavi, and low number, 50,000. High number, 250,000 people showed up, Iranians who are sick and tired of what's going on with IRGC in Iran.
Patrick Bet-David 3:41
This one reporter asked Reza Pahlavi a question. And I actually like the way he handled it because he's a supporter of the current regime. So we'll talk about how that was taken care of. We'll talk about that next. On the weekend where NBA All-Star happened, I'm 47 years old. I've been in America since 12 years old. I've been watching NBA All-Star every single year since 12 years old. It's the first All-Star game I've not watched. I have no clue what happened. They were giving me an update here that Ant won the MVP, and apparently he was surprised when he won the MVP.

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