Elon Musk's $1M Giveaway, Trump's Poll Dominance, Tim Pool Quits w/ Chael Sonnen | PBD Podcast | Ep. 491
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Why did Elon Musk decide to give away $1 million every day to Pennsylvania voters who sign a petition?
Elon Musk aimed to mobilize voters in Pennsylvania by offering a million dollars daily to those who sign a petition supporting free speech and the right to bear arms.
Why is CNN's Anton reporting that Trump is more popular now than in past elections?
CNN's Anton reports Trump's increased popularity due to his rising poll numbers compared to past elections.
Why did Tim Pool announce he's shutting down his IRL show?
Tim Pool cited difficulties in managing both his hosting duties and CEO responsibilities, particularly with technical issues in a new studio.
Why did Conor McGregor lose a big bet against a former UFC champion?
Conor McGregor lost his bet by betting on Renan Ferreira to knock out Francis Ngannou, who secured a first-round knockout victory.
Why did Phillips 66 announce the closure of its LA area refinery?
Phillips 66 cited market dynamics and the company's plans to repurpose the site as reasons for closing the refinery.
Why is the Democratic Party considered to be in a different place with free speech compared to the past?
The Democratic Party is seen as less supportive of free speech due to their willingness to stifle speech for the sake of safety and misinformation.
Why did Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar get killed?
Yahya Sinwar was killed by Israeli forces after a year-long hunt, identified through fingerprints and dental records following a gunshot wound to the head.
Why did an explosive drone launched by Hezbollah hit Netanyahu's private home?
The drone attack on Netanyahu's home was a retaliatory measure by Hezbollah, marking the first time a target directly affiliated with Netanyahu was hit since the beginning of the war.
- Elon Musk's $1M giveaway to Pennsylvania voters signing a petition.
- Reactions from Josh Shapiro and Mark Cuban.
- The potential impact on voter turnout in Pennsylvania.
- The legality and implications of such a campaign.
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