"You Can't Teach Hungry" - Billionaire Attorney REVEALS What Separates America’s Top 0.1%
John Morgan shares the personal tragedy that pushed him into law, the entrepreneurial traits shared by top performers, and why childhood hustle shapes future billionaires. A powerful origin story with PBD.
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"No Prenup, No Will" - Morgan & Morgan Founder BREAKS DOWN His BILLION DOLLAR Inheritance Blueprint
John Morgan breaks down how billionaires protect family wealth across generations. From prenups to trusts, gifting, and keeping kids hungry, he reveals his full legacy strategy and how he built a multibillion dollar empire with his children.
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"A Tool Of Qatar?" - Tucker Carlson Sparks OUTRAGE Over Qatar Deal REVELATION
Tucker Carlson says he’s buying a home in Qatar to prove he’s a “free American.” The panel dives into the strange optics, potential motives, and the backlash over cozying up to a nation with links to Hamas. Is this principle, PR, or something deeper?
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"Abolish The European Union" - Musk Declares WAR Over X's $140M EU Fine
Elon Musk terminates EU ad accounts after a $140M fine for DSA violations. The panel breaks down Europe’s crackdown on speech, the migrant crisis backlash, and the globalist vs nationalist battle brewing between Brussels, X, and American-style free speech ideals.
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"Is Piers Morgan Compromised?" - UK Grooming Gangs SPARK Fury As Media & Judges Protect Them
Judges go soft on UK grooming gang rapists, citing "community standing." The panel slams the media’s silence, Piers Morgan’s evasions, and the brutal reality victims face. Is this justice or cowardice disguised as tolerance?
An entrepreneur channel created by Serial Entrepreneur, Patrick Bet-David. Valuetainment is referred to as the best channel for entrepreneurs with weekly How To's, Motivation and interviews with unique individuals.
About PBD:
During the Iranian Revolution of 1978, Patrick's family had to escape to survive and ended up living at a refugee camp in Erlangen, Germany. At 12 years old Patrick found himself collecting cans & beer bottles to raise money that could help his family and get him a Nintendo.