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  1. Reading all the comments about Mike being wrong is so funny. These are the people who went to a couple of welding classes in high school thinkimg they will make 100k after graduation. You can make bank in the welding industry and retire at a good age if you know how to manage your money. If your worried about the hazards that come with welding like lung cancer then you haven't looked hard enough on the wide range of equipment available to protect you from the fumes. Burns are a giving but those are just welders tattoos. Here's the thing about making money welding. You have to know your shit and really hone your skills. MIG welding is probably the least paid because it really doesn't take a lot of skills to mig weld lets be honest and most of you people who don't agree probably have some mig welding experience and that's it. TIG and stick is where it's at and if you can master those 2 process of welding you can make 150k with no issues with a couple of AWS certification and your osha certifications. The baby boomers are retiring at a very fast rate and they can't fill those job with enough skilled welders because my generation (millennials) only wanna work on their assess for Google and Facebook. You also have a great opportunity to work for yourself if you know how to save money and make money your equipment will pay for itself in a blink of and eye just as long as you don't screw your customers and know what the hell you are doing.
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  2. Oh my gosh this is the best interview ever of Cesar. So many interesting details. Thank you for this.
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  3. New subscriber here (my family lived in a socialism hell hole for 15 Years but nothing compared to north Korea) but still they couldn't go protest if they went on a strike or spoke bad about the government they got arrested and accused of treason. But thank God we got rid of the dictator this past election. My family finally tasted freedom šŸ˜».
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  4. I used to hate it when my husband would wake up our kids so early about 7:00 am. They needed the sleep I would tell him especially when our kids were going to bed at 9 pm. Their bodies needed it I used to tell him. He didnā€™t believe me. We were homeschooling our kids too, and I had no problem with having them start at 9 am and working on their own time, which they were pretty good about. A friend a psychologist told me their bodies needed that sleep since they were teens. I believed him.
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  5. this has been the BEST interview yet
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  6. I felt my soul shift and excite and come to peace several times through this interview.
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  7. I watched this about a year ago. GREAT interview. Worth a second watch. I love Cesar!
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  8. Thank God. Two people who can be objective and sensible. Itā€™s sad her mom is dead but she took her own life. If beada had hugged her then committed suicide it would be omg if they couldnā€™t let her go home they shouldnā€™t have let them hug, that hit so hard she went home and committed suicide. Canā€™t please the public. They are all so emotionally driven and simply cannot be objective. Beada could not understand boundaries even after her daughter was taken. People need to watch the trial and watch both sides
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  9. Jordan, you're a wonderful interviewer, and Charles Is such a brave soul. Love your podcast!
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  10. I was just looking here at the comments and was surprised at how few comments on this video. I never checked how many subs and normal viewership you have. Absolutely shocking with how skilled you are as an interviewer and with how many interesting guests you have vs how few people watch your podcasts Jordan. Hopefully you grow past the algorithm cause your work is top notch
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  11. Marc is the GOAT. Great job getting him on the show!
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  12. This was so interesting, how can anyone attack this women for teaching very well researched science. In no way is she going after trans people here.
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  13. This was a great interview. Iā€™m always looking up Todd interviews for inspiration and this was a truly epic nearly 2 hour one at that too.
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  14. As soon as Mike said "head up his ass" - I am listening to the whole thing. :-)
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  15. Solid interview Jordan. šŸ¤“ You made me realize that Neil Degrasse has even more charisma live than in the Cosmos series. I'm looking forward to reading his latest book.
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  16. This was great, Mark is an excellent guest. This is an interesting and important topic to discuss to stop people getting ripped off by psychics. P.S I would love to see you interview Mike Winnet, he's an interesting entrepreneur/creator who exposes many fake gurus on YouTube similar to Coffeezilla.
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  17. This is my first Jordan Harbinger interview, and he brought out a side of Cesar that is so inspiring. I am poor right now, but this helps me be grateful for and to build on what I have while I try to be a better leader for the pack (family and farm.) I want to develop that kind of positive energy I didn't have in my family growing up, and sometimes lose in day to day life.
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  18. Like Jordan mentioned, YouTube comments are like a sewer. I like youā€™re show so much, just keep it up! Greetings from the NetherlandsšŸ˜Š ( hope this comment does not go down the drain)
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  19. Amazing interview! Thanks for making us smarter and wiser!
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  20. Another outstanding interview, Jordan. This man has tremendous strength and self-confidence. That much was immediately evident from the moment he began speaking. Learned so much from that. Thanks to both of you for being such fine, open, inspiring teachers/role models for the younger generation at this critical time in our history. Keep it up!
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  21. You do realize that those are clips from the podcast that the host/channel chose to highlight at the beginning of the show šŸ˜‚
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  22. HOW IS THIS NOT A FILM? Imagine it in a Life of Pi / Slumdog Millionaire / Babel style.
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  23. Great episode. Jordan Harbinger show, the OG podcaster, and the only one still keeping it real with how he handles his channel.
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  24. I don't care what anyone thinks, this guy is a hell of a storyteller - funny as hell and I believe has done some serious work. Believe what you want, but he's definitely a movie worth watching!
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  25. Thank you Jordan. I have always enjoyed doctor Tyson's work. After watching this I've never enjoyed him more. Nice work kiddo and Neil, let's do lunch big fella!
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  26. Mothstoflames, I don't think he is necessarily doing a power move but "he is putting up with people" because many times the interviewer is so unprepared. As such, the conversation remains on a very basic, simplistic, trivial level. It must be an absolute chore for such a brilliant mind to sit through those kinds of interviews. There are times with it appears that the interviewer hasn't even fully read his book/s. Recently, I watched a podcast here on Youtube, where Robert finally said something to the effect: I sent you a copy of the book. She replied dismisively: oh yes yes yes. Here it is but I didn't read it! She might as well have said: "I haven't read ANY of your books, because I don't respect you or your time." I would love to interview him šŸ¤ž but not before being fully versed on his body of work. Jordan always demonstrates excellence- as he did here. šŸ†
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  27. 50% of first marriages end in divorce. 2nd and 3rd marriages fail at even higher rates. Of the couples that stay together, many do so for the kids, or because it's too expensive to get divorced. So how many married couples are actually happy and satisfied? Not many. The problem with marriage is that compromise leaves one or both partners unhappy. Also, one spouse can make a "yes" or "no" decision that affects both people and the other spouse has no recourse (lack of intimacy for example) - why would someone want another person to have that kind of power over them? Marriage is done. People can talk all they want, but the numbers and social trends don't lie.
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  28. The best interview of all time.
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  29. This was a GREAT interview you gotta do more of these kind of interviews and also bring him back for another interview I'm sure he has more stories!!! Love this one!!
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  30. I truly loved this entire interview. You asked Seth thought provoking questions and it was a great discussion overall. I really loved what he said about writer's block. Everything he said is so true!!!! Really needed to listen to this. Thank you
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  31. Jordan! This interview was absolutely fascinating!!! #jordanharbinger #bestinterviewsin2020
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  32. Good stuff. Minor automotive component quibble around 48:00, spark plugs aren't a component, value added or otherwise, of a "carburetor unit" but rather are a component of an ignition system in an internal combustion engine. Again, very minor, and geopolitical analysis and presentation in consumable way much appreciated
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  33. So many videos on eating disorders out there and rarely does this connection get mentioned that you've outlined here. Insightful interview with helpful questions from hosts on a very complex and broad topic. However at 56:30 the host is either in denial or mislead because parents that do this are aware at some point, on some level that what they're doing is not completely normal, healthy, sane et cetera. Whether it's through the ability to think and therefore manipulate, or the fact that gut feelings exist, or that they can see around them others don't have such an odd and different relationship with their children as they do, and so on, there are indicators that they choose to ignore so that they can continue serving their wants and needs at any cost. I'm surprised the guest didn't clarify that but it's been a lengthy talk so maybe it was overlooked or rushed.
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  34. Turned onto you by the Darknet Diaries. And man am I ever glad I watched that episode!
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  35. This is head and shoulders above the commentary and analysis we get in the MSM. I will be subscribing and check out anything else Peter has to say.
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  36. What an informative show! Thank you so much. I learned a lot.
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  37. I can't believe you got him on the podcast! This guy's a living legend, I've read a few excerpts from the book, and I've seen his latest interview with Tom Keene on Bloomberg, he can explain the balance of power and politics in the Russian Federation like almost nobody else can, he's in the league with Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Stephen Kotkin, Yeonmi Park, and Garray Kasparov, the insights he has are genuinely invaluable.
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  38. Incredible story
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  39. How can this amazing podcast get so little views? It can in no way cover the costs right? And thank God he doesn't bother us with lame sponsor promotion etc.
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  40. Thank you so much for this video. What an amazing interview! You both ' connect' so much it makes me feel like I am sitting in the room listening and getting great advice from both of you. Thankyou...Brendon
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  41. That was by far the smartest interview with Chris. And I've seen so many of them.
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  42. Tried to leave a review on iTunes but couldn't figure out how to do it. Good podcast, I liked it, interesting to hear what Billy McFarland has to say now that he's in prison. While I have difficulty believing that he's truly remorseful for what happened, I don't see what purpose a six year sentence for a non-violent crime serves, not to mention it greatly slows down any chance of at least some restitution being paid to the victims. I also think it is an outrage that Ja Rule seems to have zero culpability in all of this, despite him specifically saying he was Billy's "partner in crime" way back when and now disavowing all knowledge of anything having to do with Fyre (which we know is total hogwash).
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  43. This was one of the very best interviews I have ever heard. Well done for coming forward and so glad you shared this with us. Thanks Jordan. keep up the fantastic work.
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  44. Great show, thank you very much! Neil is a national treasure whose contributions to science, especially when it comes to inspiring young people who will go on to become future scientists, similar to his own life's journey, is invaluable. This country, and planet for that matter, needs all the Neil deGrasse Tysons it can get.
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  45. This podcast truly just changed my life. Thank you so much! I have been edified and empowered by this! Thanks for asking such amazing questions to such wise man.ā¤ļøšŸ”„
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  46. Great job pointing Zeihan at specific-enough things that he didn't just say the same things he does in every talk!
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  47. Cut off the middleman, the poorest will thrive, such a good interview and amazing accomplishments for the worldā€™s most disadvantaged šŸŽ‰
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  48. if u ask me NK refugee's make the best americans.. welcome to the usa Charles! may the rest of your life make up for every pain and regret you have ever known.
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  49. Love the show! Love being able to listen to an intelligent dialogue!
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  50. Just discovered your channel. Wow! Good work! Listeners like me need to spread the word.
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