Patrick Bet-David Offers ‘Anti-Capitalist’ Plane Ticket To Communist Country — Here’s What Happened

An “anti-capitalist” told Valuetainment CEO Patrick Bet-David that North Korea, Venezuela and Cuba were not really communist countries after the YouTuber offered to pay all her expenses to leave the United States.

The exchange took place during Jubilee Media’s monthly “Surrounded” series, where one person faces off against over a dozen individuals with opposing perspectives. During the episode released Sunday, Bet-David, host of the “PBD Podcast,” made the offer to Allannah, one of the 20 anti-capitalists he faced off with. (RELATED: DNC Chair Labels America ‘Fascist Regime’ During Unhinged Rant)

“I got an offer for you before we move on. If I were to give you your $2,350, which is the cost to renunciate your citizenship, and I paid you your first class, you know, flight to whatever communist country and $20,000, would you give up your citizenship?” Bet-David asked.

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“Name me a communist country,” Allannah responded, with Bet-David saying, “Whichever communist country you want to go to. Cuba, we can give you Venezuela, we [can] give you North Korea, any one of those you want to go to.”

The State Department website outlines how a person can renounce American citizenship, with steps including multiple interviews with diplomatic officials and filling out forms.

“Choose any one of them. I’ll give you [a] one-way ticket, and I’ll fund it for you,” Bet-David offered, referencing the countries he listed earlier.

“Those aren’t communist countries,” Allannah said as her allotted time with Bet-David ran out.

State Department reports on Cuba, Venezuela and North Korea show extensive human rights violations, including arbitrary or unlawful killings, torture, arbitrary arrest or detention, censorship and restrictions on religious freedom.

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