The pro-Trump PBD Podcast reportedly delivered critical reviews of President Donald Trump’s first 100 days in office during a recent episode.
Panelist Tom Ellsworth opened the discussion by assigning a grade of C+, praising Trump’s plans but criticizing the execution, stating, “The execution got messy.”
Adam Sosnick echoed this sentiment, likening the administration’s performance to a sports team that started strong but faltered.
Sosnick highlighted what he called “Liberation Day,” claiming Trump “liberated America of $5 trillion worth of wealth.” However, he expressed confusion over the administration’s methods.
Another panelist, Viva Frei, expressed a somewhat more positive view, giving a grade of C, noting that while it wasn’t a total disaster, it also wasn’t a resounding success.
He pointed out that early actions, like pardoning January 6 participants, were promising but expressed disappointment over the handling of key campaign promises, particularly related to Epstein.
Vincent Oshana rated the performance as a B-, emphasizing the importance of accountability and a thorough cleanup of issues. He criticized former President Joe Biden while praising Trump for his immigration and border policies.
Patrick Bet-David, the podcast’s host, lauded Trump’s attitude and teamwork within his administration but ultimately rated the results as a C-.
He pointed out the lack of peace in international relations, particularly concerning Russia and Ukraine, and stressed the need for decisive action on trade and foreign negotiations.
Overall, while the panel acknowledged some positive aspects of Trump’s early term, they expressed significant concerns about execution and results, reflecting a mixture of support and disappointment from his base.
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