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  1. This interview is the best thing I saw today.
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  2. The poor guy is dislexic, I'm wondering if it was 91 murders.
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  3. You’re a very polite educated interviewer. I really enjoyed it. Management & coherence are must in any podcast. Good job
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  4. Thanks Jordan for this episode, longtime fan of Laowhy86 and SerpentZA. These two need more recognition for their work.
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  5. The best interview with Ceaser I have seen. I love his shows and thankful that he is and has been teaching people about dogs and how the persons behavior is the problem. Million dollar man of this era for sure.
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  6. As an Irishman who has spent his life with the best bullshitters in the best bars, I have to admire this guy's ability to tells such an entertaining story. That's the whole point, being a good storyteller not that it's actually true.
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  7. Jordan is such a thorough podcaster, even the show notes are in the show notes! Great interview, thank you!
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  8. If you want to hear Cesar Millan's nuggets of wisdom without sitting through the full episode, we've got highlights (like the one below) on our Clips Channel! https://youtu.be/a4jJ2hik0Rw
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  9. Time to get Peter back on the show, we need this discussion updated. Great show.
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  10. It is refreshing to have an interviewer that shows vulnerability and to share personal experience that seems genuine rather than this fabricated stories that doesn't connect to listener/audience. I appreciate your candor and actually reading the book, and it is evident that you did.
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  11. I did not want this interview to end, I could have listened for hours.
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  12. Great show! And thanks to Laowhy86 for recommending this channel. Lots of insightful content!
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  13. Thank You Ulrich Larsen for your amazing courage. Documentary was recently shown in Finland. First I had my doubts about authenticity in the documentary. Lately I've started to investigate institutional, governmental and corporational corruption in global scale. This documentary was an important addition though it's all quite depressing to realize how this world is functioning. Doubts about the documentary faded out as did the naivistic belief in goodness of humankind. Greediness seems to be endless battle.
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  14. This guy is the DEFINITION of brave & unflappable!! Truly amazing - what a life! Thank you for what you did for the North Korean people. God only knows we could use 10,000 more like you ❤
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  15. "Head up his ass." You know, that's probably the few times, if not the only time, I have ever heard Mike Rowe publicly cuss. 😀
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  16. Jordan is such a fantastic interviewer and a great listener. Thank you for helping her share her story.
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  17. this dude is such a good interviewer. lets his guest talk and he asks legitimately great questions that show how closely he is listening. he also clearly did his research which is a huge sign of respect.
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  18. 0:51: 🌍 The global population is projected to stop growing by 2086, due to declining birth rates and increasing longevity. 09:23: 💥 The declining birth rates in Russia and the impact of the war in Ukraine on population growth. 18:21: 💔 The ongoing conflict in Eastern Ukraine is resulting in a high human cost, with an average of four hours between deaths, leading to a significant population decline in Russia and potential fragmentation of the country. 27:34: 📉 Russia is facing a severe population decline due to low birth rates, emigration, and a struggling economy. 35:34: 🌍 The decline in population in Russia may lead to demographic attrition being weaponized by the United States and its allies. 44:35: 🌍 The declining populations of Russia and China will have significant impacts on their economies and global power. 53:23: 🇨🇳 China's economy is becoming unstable due to demographic change and high youth unemployment. 1:04:11: 📉 China's declining birth rate and aging population is causing a dependency ratio imbalance, threatening the economy. 1:11:21: 🌍 China's challenges include rapid development, outward migration, and potential conflict with Taiwan. 1:20:28: 🌍 The changing population dynamics of countries like India, China, and Russia have significant geopolitical implications. 1:29:13: 🌍 The world has made incredible progress over the past century, but it requires continued investment to maintain and improve our current standards of living. Recap by Tammy AI
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  19. Dude all of the other interviews made Chriss say almost the same things and stories, you just made him talk about his fears, his in depth thinking and techniques that he never told anyone! I think you could be a great negotiator!
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  20. I love Cesar. It's therapeutic just to listen to him. Thank you Jordan for this interview. The world needs to hear more of this type of wisdom.
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  21. China's population is not 1.4 billion. Analysts outside China estimate its true population at closer to 900 million. There are two main reasons that China's population has been exaggerated. First, many Chinese -- especially those who are wealthy, shady or both -- have obtained multiple birth certificates in order to evade taxes, etc. Second, local governments, schools and various other organizations obtain funding based in part on their population. What these two reasons have a common is that they're both a function of corruption.
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  22. I have a legit MBA in Marketing and this interview is 75% of it
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  23. Jordan, your knowledge of interview process is priceless. As others have said, best interview with Chris. You were able to open doors in the conversation that he seldom expands on. Brilliant. Thanks.
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  24. You have excellent interviewing skills, you let the conversation flow and don't constantly interrupt your guest with the next question like too many other hosts do. I really enjoyed this interview. Thank you for letting Cesar get his thoughts out without cutting him off. Great interview!
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  25. Man, every time I see a Todd McFarlane interview I just HAVE to watch it. The dude is a genius. Love him or hate him, doesn’t matter, you can learn from him.
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  26. So "uncle Jerry" is Jeremy Spencer, formerly of Fleetwood Mac. I remember my dad telling me some time ago that he was a disgusting human that liked children, but i didnt realize he was in a cult. COG for that matter. How disappointing.
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  27. Great interview, great questions. I follow Peter quite closely so it's great to hear him get challenged from as many angles as possible in order to get more idea about how he grounds his arguments.
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  28. With you until you mischaracterized everyone upset with too much immigration as race based. Immigration is wonderful up to a point but if a large number come from one particular place the character of the country changes. If a little of something is beneficial that doesnt mean a lot of it is better.
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  29. Dexatrim exploded my sister's heart at the age of 18 in 1980. Those dexatrim commercials were a mainstream media staple that killed a hell of a lot of people and the company didn't flick a cent in our direction to help with the costly funeral and burial. Not even a penny. Not one.
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  30. He definitely was not a "dumb jock." Very articulate and well spoken. The candid interviews always get me. It breaks my heart watching this. His family that was left behind, lost a great dad and a beautiful talented sister.
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  31. Thank you for posting a long form interview with Nina. I’ve watched a lot of her interviews but they don’t include all the tiny details that she describes here with you, and it was really nice to get a deeper sense of who Nina is in this way😇🤗
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  32. Such an intense interview topic. Mosab’s openness is amazing. Thanks for sharing this Jordan!!!
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  33. I loved this interview! Caesar is an amazing person! You did a wonderful job on the interview as well. You let him talk, no interruptions, ask good questions, just perfect. ❤️
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  34. Serpentza’s work is mostly about China . But his documentary on South Africa (where he is from ) is the best work he’s ever done . His story about what happened to his family and others is deeply compelling. . Better than anything he’s done on China .
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  35. Jordan did a better job interviewing this guy than Vlad TV did. Jordan i commend you for not bursting out in a fit of laughter hearing some of these things Anthony said lol. Entertaining interview for sure.
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  36. Thank you for reporting on this. I’ve only seen one other person do an interview with an activist and I think that might have been her too.
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  37. I bet he has a girlfriend that goes to another school too.
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  38. Thank you for helping to get his story out! Everyone needs to know this!
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  39. Honestly this is one of the best spoken people i ever heard in an interview... Never judge a book by its cover never been more true.
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  40. One of the best interviews with Yeonmi. You covered a lot of ground. It was als8 very thoughtful to use the money brought in by this episode to get North Korean people to freedom
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  41. Expat in China for 7 years. This episode has been profoundly useful for revealing what the govt is all about where I am living. Red Roulette is at the top of my reading list. It's kind of cool to find a channel like your before it blows up 😎
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  42. God, you always hope someone can be rehabilitated and change to lead a moral life. Otherwise, what's the point of incarceration other than punishment and removal from society? But I have severe doubts about Billy's ability to do this. The first problem is that you can't believe his words. Why? Because he is a pathological liar. All his talk of violating trust and making amends is exactly what someone says when they are trying to make parole as early as possible. Billy reminds me of many I met during a month-long stint in rehab. I heard the same earnest appeals about how they would change and had learned their lesson - often from those who had been in rehab six times before. I could picture how they gave the exact same speeches in their previous six times in rehab. Therefore, we can only go by Billy's actions, and those invariably show his true self: deceitful and transgressive. He was put in solitary confinement for having contraband in the form of a USB device. He was put in solitary again for doing this podcast. I assume it was some violation of time limits or of permissible content in prison phone calls. Well, those are violations of trust, too. Even as an inmate, Billy can't help but violate the restrictions placed on him. He feels he is special, not subject to the rules that moral people are bound by. He talks about just wanting to reflect and learn from his errors. Yet he reveals how he is still hustling in his new environment of prison. A class about musical entrepreneurship? My goodness, he doesn't know anything about that! All - every one - of his ventures were based on fraud and self-aggrandizement. Writing two books and planning a podcast while still in prison? There's no learning or self-reflection, only the next grift. I would bet my life Billy either lied about writing letters to his victims, or if he did that they were completely self-serving and as insincere as his words on this podcast. When he gets out and if he ever makes significant money, I would also bet he'll do his utmost to ensure it is funneled to family or offshored so that he won't have to pay anything back. Again, I really hope my analysis is incorrect. But if you discount Billy's words, which are worth as much as one of his nonexistent concert tickets, his actions do not bode well.
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  43. Fantastic show. Dan is a treasure, one of the few remaining prominent voices who come from a well studied place of rationality and balance.
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  44. This was a turbo-charged FEAST of information! Much needed for so many, too!
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  45. Im pretty impressed by the intervjuer that he played along and didnt start to laugh and let him talked . This is one of my favorite mob intrerviews cause it was so entertaining. Well done 😅
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  46. So I just came across this video. I thought it would be good as a bedtime material. Oh man. How wrong was I! So 40 minutes into it, my heart is thumping, my neurons are dancing tango and I feel that all my ideas that I've been mulling over the past weeks will burst out uncontrollably. My eyes are wide open, my mind is a sponge and I'm ready to do anything but sleep. This is some truly inspiring shit. Tomorrow is my last day of work and then holidays are coming. Suddenly I know what I'm going to be doing. Watch these guys over and over, order Green's books and take that godnamn inspiration for a spin! Honestly, the best stuff I've seen in ages. It's funny how sometimes you find exactly what you need on your journey and it does the trick. 🍀
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  47. I have watched a lot of interviews with Steve Hassan . This one is by far the best I’ve ever heard I can’t wait for the second interview
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  48. That was one of the best interviews I have ever watched and I am 77 years old. What and great man Cesar is, it touched my heart.
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  49. Ray seemed to be tip toeing around saying anything that could remotely upset the CCP.
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  50. I didn't know Ron Jeramy was a made guy . WTF
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