Patrick Bet-David Explains Who George Soros is & Why He's Important in Society 

The motives of George Soros are extremely hard to understand. Most people are driven by money, power, or an ideology. George has all of those, but it is hard to understand what his goal is. I am reminded of what Alfred, Batman's Butler, said in The Dark Knight, "Some men just want to watch the world burn."

”The greatest trick the Devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist…”

My father was warning people about him like 30 years ago.

Senator Palpatine. Even Yoda didn't see him coming.

This dude is brutally honest . He is speaking what many cowards are afraid to stand up for

Soros is trying to overthrow our constitutional republic! So he can implement the New World Order with his Globalist partners Klaus Schwab, Bill Gates, the WEF and everyone else that hates our Constitution.

Soros is quite literally Senator Palpatine.

He broke the bank of england. "Get thee to a library - and read"

Anyone who thinks SS Soros is a good guy needs a deep down self appraisal

Every villain sees himself as the hero of his own story.

This is one of the best discussions of what and who is behind the current insanity in the world i have ever heard. Patrick NAILS it.

Sir this is the most amazingly informative clip I have ever listened to . Thank you For making me think deeper than I have time for .

he shorted the pound now he’s trying to short the dollar easy

Patrick knows what is up. It is impressive for a guy 44 years old to know the social climate so much. My parents are 60, very educated and i try to explain to them what the ESG and DEI are and how these people manipulate companies and they don't understand it.

10:03 The excitement on Andrew's face tells you that this dude is welcoming knowledge, observations, and realization. I've never seen someone who is excited to know something!

This is a GREAT video and conversation!!

I don't usually watch this podcast but if you guys keep talking about stuff like this i will absolutely tune in

Patrick just condensed and dispensed a vital and complicated issue in a way that any adult can understand.

I am so glad that I watched this, thanks for sharing. We all know this but the video explains it a bit better. I love Pat Bet-David

4:35 I'm going to look for the company with the Lowest score 😆

“You raise your kids with the values and morals you choose.” This right here folks, this is the main thing any group of people needs to understand, I’ll support your struggle and decisions as long as you leave my kids alone to be able to make their own.

Patrick has the best podcast voice handsdown ! Can listen to him all day

Why does dudes haircut looks like Hilter's 😂😂😂

I had heard about those letter groups.

PBD is once of the most intelligent, sane, and important voices out there. He doesn't suffer fools. I don't always agree with him, but still have mad respect for him.

You forgot the part where Mr. Soros said, on video of how as a child he helped the Nazi's round up Jews (he being a Jew himself) and how he was very good at it, and he looks back at that time as some of his fondest memories.

Good topic

He’s the guy playing Sims with America

You can’t not admire PBD, not only is he a highly intelligent person that is a brilliant speaker and leader but he is always brutally honest and consistent People like PBD are very rare

Thank you Pat !

Good podcast, guys.. love Patrick.. smart guy.

So basically the ESG scoring system is fascist.

Patrick is killing it !!!! Spot on... Keep waking up the people !

"First name Crap, last name Bag." -Mike from Friends 😂

Great discussion

We know more about George Soros than we do about Barak Obama.

So ros wants social instability because it creates volatility in the stock market

Y’all should do something on sweet baby inc and dei in gaming and the revolution going on there.

The clip was cut short, they were just getting into

I appreciate this conversation about GS. Thankjful for PBD going around educating people and bringing more awareness to these dangerous ideologies. This has been brewing in the background for a VERY long time. People in the know have been shouting from the rooftops for decades about this stuff but PBD has done a better job communicating this in a way that the masses can digest and understand.

There's an important additional component to ESG scoring: it affects companies' lending profiles. So if they temporarily need liquidity to make bulk purchases of hops or rice at certain points in the growing season, they can no longer get the short-term loan they need and would have to sell off actual assets to make the purchase-or worse, lay off employees (who they would immediately miss when it came time to brew and transport the beer that was made from said hops and rice). That's the lynchpin of it. Credit to James Lindsay for thoroughly explaining that in a podcast.

This convo made me sleepy N blew my high

As a compliance professional, I support the intended outcomes of mandating companies to develop ESG-related policies and making capitalism more humane, shifting the focus from shareholder value to stakeholder value. However, in its current state and given the intentions of the institutions behind it, ESG has become just another way to create an investible score in financial markets. It's not about what makes the most sense; it's about what can be measured and turned into a speculative investment tool. That is the equivalent of putting people on a plane, serving them champagne served by the most gorgeous male and female models in the world, making them happy while knowing that the plane doesn't have enough fuel to reach its destination and is destined to crash on a mountainside without even knowing when that will happen.

The problem with open society is that not every culture wants to blend in with others. Some prefer to engage and overtake.. preference on power over freedom. Not all cultures can coexist.

I have followed Patrick for over two years , and the top reason he is financially successful as well as popular on social media is the fact that if you really watch his podcasts as compared to when he is a guest on someone else’s podcasts…….IS, in my humble opinion, he’s a great listener. Wither he knows it or not, it’s actually something called “Active Listening”. Something I teach/preach about with “Customer Service” folks. Second reason I like Patrick is because of his speaking ability to be able to communicate on so many different levels and subjects BECAUSE he is that well studied, i.e., he knows what he talks about and he brings that knowledge to people’s ears with subjects or off-subject concepts that relate to the primary subject matter. Like a recent guest appearance on a one-on-one interview/conversation with him responding to the host’s question; Who really runs the world? At one point he uses Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf to illustrate desire for power because someone had offended Hitler, so SOME people’s brains are rigged to seek overall power. In Hitler’s case, perhaps because earlier maybe/perhaps Kaiser Wilhelm II met Hitler for the first time at a party and said, “Dude, you’re one crazy mother fucker…Guards! Get this idiot out of here”. That greatly offended Adolf Hitler. I digress. I so appreciate Patrick’s skill-set because in both his podcast and when he’s a guest somewhere, he does NOT interrupt the host, and on his own podcast, he’s usually with three or four other dudes, PLUS the guest, everyone has the pulpit at one time or another, alone……Most of the time without interruptions….Depending on who the guest is cause I’ve seen several rude and obnoxiously annoying guests on Patrick’s show/podcasts. Now to this particular podcast where he’s a guest, I was inspired as I watched the main host, the dude that Patrick was focusing most of his his attention on, ALSO has great talent and insight. Whew! This one was an essay. I subscribed to your podcast.

9:18 ..it starts to make sense

“Benevolent” like Thanos 😂

Open Society isn't so much as about "letting people in", but rather "expanding their power out."

Soros is the closest thing we have to a real life Bond villain right now.

He just said a bunch of things 🤣🤣🤣

Wall Street is worst than Vegas. The difference is Wall Street gamblers put their losses onto us.

This guy is ridiculously intelligent and an absolute necessity in our efforts to overthrow this marxist movement.

Holy shit you came in heavy Andrew. PBD the GOAT!!

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aSeI1f3uERI.html first few seconds of this interview he admits to the crime, the one where he says "It was the best time of his life", has been deleted.

Keep shining the light on this dude

TELL US WHERE TO FIND HIM......

Thank you for discussing on this topic. God bless Patrick and Andrew and their teams for raising awareness.

Edison held the patents on movie cameras. The movie makers left New York and New Jersey to avoid paying royalties. They went looking for a place with clear weather all year around so they could film outdoors. The choice was Arizona or California and by a fluke, Arizona got more rain that year than ever before. So they ended up in Los Angeles.

That finished poorly, where is the rest of it?

It's about a " Form of Control ", when will people understand.

He doesn't do it because he wants to prevent what happened to his mother, he wants revenge.

This Patrick dude is so informed, I love hearing him rant and just cite what the fact checker needs in order to pull up an article. Not sure where he came from, he's still very new to me, only just discovered him myself... I'm sure he will get as big as Joe Rogan, or at least close to. When I see his name pop up, I'm clicking it.

You guys need to watch early 2000s episodes of Glenn Beck on Foom

So so true.... This guy's right....

guy does such a great job keeping the whole conversation straight and trackable

Gotta love Patrick. Keep fighting the good fight PBD 💪

Thumbnail. Haircut of the one on the right -- suddenly ad0lph's look is Popular???

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist.

"I am an amoral capatalist" - G Soros. I remember hearing him say this in a very old interview. He has mastered capitalism. Some of his stories/ventures he talks about (completely unapologetically) are genius (yet very fd up) in nature and scope. Consulting with newly formed governments and building infrastructure /currency/societal structure while providing arms and logistics to the opposition/rebels/militias to overrun the same gov he just helped.

That was the longest non-answer I ever heard. Will never be able to get that time back.

Patrick smart dude , all Armenians got his back, respect

I watch you guys here and there. If you keep running with content like this, it will be a lot more often. Excellent questions Andrew.

I agree that Patrick Bet-David is a brutally honest and courageous individual. He is not afraid to speak his mind, even if it means going against the grain. He is also very good at simplifying complex issues in a way that anyone can understand. This makes him a valuable asset to the Valuetainment community, as he is able to help people to understand the world around them in a clear and concise way. I think it is important to have people like Patrick Bet-David in the world. They are the ones who are willing to challenge the status quo and ask the tough questions. They are the ones who are not afraid to speak their minds, even if it means making people uncomfortable. They are the ones who are willing to stand up for what they believe in, even when it is not popular.

That is true Hollywood was in New Jersey.

Scary times we live in, scary times.

PBD is pure excelence when it comes to presenting an idea and articulating his thoughts.

This was really good, I’m going now to watch the the full thing m. Amazing conversation

Minute 11: I coudn stopp laughing

Jamie, Joe Rogans producer, has set the bar for other podcast producers. Guests are comfortable barking out commands for video reference …. Akin to Rogans “pull that up Jamie”😁

To correct Patrick, Larry Fink didn't say "we force them to do the right thing!" he said: "we are forcing behaviours!" in that interview. ESG is not a tool to revard good behaviour (keep in mind that good behaviour is subjective to those who determine that) ESG is effectively used as a Social Credit Score like you have in china for citizens, only that it is targeting companies. Some of the perverted aspects of all of this is, that companies that do not comply with agendas like "2SLGBTQIA++", Race based hiring, and what they claim to be good for the Environment, will not only be discriminated against in terms of investment, the sheer association and having business with someone with a bad ESG score are gonna be negatively impacted. They basically use this to starve out companies that do not comply with their "code of conduct" so to speak. To give you an Idea of how much of a scam this is, and why marginalized groups and the environment are nothing but a tool to shield themselves from criticism and suspicion: Tesla a company that brought forth great advancements in clean energy and other areas which are positive for humanity and the environment is labled Medium Risk with around 27 points. The more positive ESG rated companies on the other hand include for example tobacco companies and companies in the Gas and Oil Industry like Shell, TotalEnergies, Repsol and Equinor. I think it would be fair to say, that the big oligarchs didn't have a sudden moral shift, but use peoples concern around racism, sexism and climate change as a means to shape a free marketplace into a collection of companies that are in lockstep with the values dictated by powerful investors like Blackrock, Vanguard and state street. To put their financial power in perspective, Blackrock, Vanguard and state street are close to manage 10 trillion dollars in assets each. Blackrocks financial power alone if it was a country would be in 3rd place after the GDP of the US (1st) and China (2nd). One Billion is a thousand Millions, one Trillion is a thousand Billions

Love seeing fav creators from different sides of the platform come together. Pat Bet David knows his shit.

Power.

PBD lookin fresh as a guest. Your next 5 moves is an amazing book.

If these companies all would ignore esg and so forth it would have no power over them.

If you don’t know who WEF/Schwab/Soros is… You shouldn’t even be voting.

Glenn Beck described this man 10-20 yrs, ago,

You know there is nukes in backpacks now days

PBD is a brilliant man, but he’s also a very dangerous man because he’s a crusader for truth. I hope he’s looking out for his safety and rolling with security. This man needs to be protected at all costs. 💯

Edison also swindled Nikolai Tesla. He promised him $50,000 to solve a problem. When Tesla solve the problem, Edison said it was a joke. It was a figure of speech. Tesla was brilliant. He graduated from.Gratz university in Austria. Addison couldn’t think out of the box, but he was nowhere near a Tesla.

Howard Hughes

Yup

PBD Is an extremely positive role model for men around the world. 🙏

I love it when Andrew “gets it” .. 👌☺️ Keep doing your thing PBD! 💪💪☺️👍

A little more digging will show you paul raskin who is Jamie raskins brother (congressman from Maryland on oversight committee) leads tellus institute that set and created esg standards for companies to follow.

I love PBD! He is intelligent, savvy, well spoken, and he does his research. Also, when you watch his podcasts, he is a great listener, not to mention he's a great conservative voice, which we desperately need. I admire and respect the guy!

Where can we watch the full interview?

None of the hosts had ANY idea what PB and Jelly was saying. This was the funniest episode by far because their ignorance is staggering. Great work.

I like sending good informative videos like this one to all my friends but some of my friends are elderly and don’t appreciate all the swearing is it really necessary are there no other words to put in their place

Amazin

I remember seeing this George guy say back in the 90's the going around rounding up the juews with his nazzzi friend was the best time of his life... he said it was a real happy making time. Totally sick.