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Tesla's "Flying Car" & Espionage at OpenAI | PBD Podcast #874

PBD Podcast

October 16, 2026

Patrick Bet-David and the Home Team break down the criminal investigation into Ilhan Omar, Kimberly Guilfoyle's sudden exit as U.S. Ambassador to Greece, and reports of a secret burn book involving the Trump family.

Speakers Patrick Bet-David, Adam Friedland

TopicsBusiness

Patrick Bet-David (0:31)

Armin, shout out to Armin. But anyways, hey, you know, the two teams who have spent a lot of money to get the best players. One of them gets a bunch of Hall of Famers. The other one gets a bunch of Hall of Famers. And they both get swept in the same playoff. We're talking about the Yankees get swept by who?

The Tampa Bay Rays. And then the Dodgers yesterday get swept by who?

SPEAKER_3 (0:55)

Milwaukee.

Patrick Bet-David (0:56)

And then Cleveland is up on, is it the White? Who's Cleveland?

SPEAKER_3 (1:00)

Tampa.

Patrick Bet-David (1:01)

Cleveland's up on them two to one. And you know what their budget is? What is it? $71 million. You know what the Yankees budget is? Somewhere on $380 to $401 million to get them swept.

Adam Friedland (1:11)

You let that happen?

Patrick Bet-David (1:12)

We let that happen.

SPEAKER_3 (1:13)

Come on, it's your fault.

Patrick Bet-David (1:14)

It's our fault.

SPEAKER_3 (1:15)

It's your fault.

Patrick Bet-David (1:15)

We got Tom here. He could have gone and played yesterday.

SPEAKER_6 (1:18)

Is this still Brian Cashman?

Patrick Bet-David (1:20)

We decided to go, yeah. We decided to go to an event for Dennis Prager. It was his first time since his injury that took place. And let me tell you, this guy spoke, he was supposed to speak for 20, 30 minutes.

He went for an hour and a half maybe, Adam.

And he goes for an hour. You're sitting there saying, are you flipping? The message he gave was so powerful. I'll share some of the notes at the end of the podcast. Some people can use the word great.

Dennis Prager is the great. We had a great time last night. Lots of value. He talked about a lot of great things. But today, we have this guy today with us, which is kind of a big deal. This guy named Adam Friedland. I don't want to hype him up too much, but he's like, GQ calls him the younger version of Jon Stewart. I don't even know if he likes that or not. He's phenomenal with interviewing. He went to GW. He just got married two weeks ago. He was born on the same day as my dad, April 10th. He's one of the guys you like. So we're glad to have you on the show here today, Aries. Exactly. So Adam, good to have you on.

Adam Friedland (2:22)

Guys, it is an honor.

Honestly, I was telling you before the show, your clips are, at this point, almost half of my algorithm. And I'm just fascinated by the show because there's so much, it's so, who do you break your audience down into, demographically?

Patrick Bet-David (2:39)

So we did a survey. It says 39% of our audience are business owners. I think 80% of our audience is between 25 to 45

Adam Friedland (2:47)

Yeah. Do you know that a lot, like a lot of cheeky boys like me.

Patrick Bet-David (2:50)

Like you.

Adam Friedland (2:51)

We love this show.

Patrick Bet-David (2:52)

It's great.

SPEAKER_7 (2:53)

We love this show.

SPEAKER_6 (2:54)

We're a cheeky boy.

Adam Friedland (2:55)

I don't know, just read, but I don't know.

SPEAKER_3 (2:57)

It sounds, I think it's right. I like the word. I think it's right, I think it's right.

Adam Friedland (3:00)

But I think it sounds, yeah, it's accurate.

SPEAKER_3 (3:03)

Let me tell you though.

Adam Friedland (3:04)

But like, I just love it. Like, because it's such a self-contained universe, and there's a hierarchy, and you're like, you're the capitan, and you guys are capo de tutti's, and it's incredible. There's this aspect of brotherhood and conflict, you work it out, and yeah, I just love it. There's also aspects of mental health stuff, and which is like the same stuff that people that annoy me, woke people's annoy me. I make fun of liberals who talk about imposter syndrome, and I'm like, wow, they're business guys that talk about it too? Yeah, it's just really, it's fascinating, because it's so foreign.

I'm afraid to check my bank account. I yelled at my business manager that I didn't want to have an IRA, because I was like, I don't care about 65-year-old me is a loser. Tell him to make his own money.

SPEAKER_7 (4:00)

What a loser. He has no idea it's going to be like that.

Adam Friedland (4:02)

He has no idea. You guys are like, just the attributes you guys have are like just so far. Thank you for that.

Patrick Bet-David (4:09)

Listen, I tell you, we were having a massive strategy meeting, talking to ourselves about whether we ever wanted to have an Adam on the show, let alone two of them. So we're making an exception today and we're going to have a good time. So with that being said, let me get through some of the story.

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