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"Even Democrats Can't Stand Cuomo or Eric Adams" | Patrick Bet-David
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3:02Now PlayingPatrick Bet-David argues that the 'Never Trump' phenomenon exists on both sides of the political divide, given the Democrats have historically refused to support candidates like Eric Adams, Andrew Cuomo and Tulsi Gabbard.
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Patrick Bet-David joins John to reflect on his inspiring journey from immigrant to thriving entrepreneur. He shares personal stories about the challenges and successes that shaped him, from his early life to his rise in the business world. Bet-David highlights how discipline, self-reliance and resilience have been crucial for him in overcoming life’s obstacles.
Bet-David wants people to know that they can take charge of their lives despite the unpredictability of today's world. He encourages a focus on growth, personal responsibility, and perseverance as the keys to navigating life’s challenges.
Patrick Bet-David is an entrepreneur, businessman, and prominent social commentator. He has his own very widely heard podcast – PBD Podcast – where he interviews the biggest names in business, sport, entertainment, and public life.
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