"It's An Awful Feeling" - Titanic Reporter Breaks Down Talking About Missing Submersible
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2023
- Piers Morgan Uncensored is joined by friend of explorer billionaire Hamish Harding, who is currently missing on the Titanic wreckage tourist submersible, Jannicke Mikkelsen, retired US Navy submarine captain Lieutenant David Marquet and the first journalist to report from the Titanic wreckage Dr. Michael Guillen to discuss the latest on the missing sub and the likelihood of survival for the five people onboard.
Piers asks David about the likelihood of survival and he explains that due to the way the vehicle was constructed and having no communication that there is a slim to no chance of being able to find the vehicle in time.
Michael then becomes emotional whilst describing his personal experience of being down that far in a submersible which was stuck for an extended amount of time and the feeling of being "utterly hopeless". He describes it as an "awful feeling" and sympathises with the people on board and their families for what they must be going through.
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The worst thing about dying like this is having time to think about it while being completely helpless, and knowing you paid for this tragedy. God have mercy on them.
If there was a structural failure it would have happened in seconds.
As many have stated it was probably an implosion and if that’s the case it would’ve been instant. They wouldn’t have felt anything. Hopefully they’re ok but if not then hopefully it was as quick and painless as possible.
The thing that's worse is it won't be a quick death either your gonna spend awhile slowly suffocating. Not only that but I don't believe that they brought any food or water because they thought they would get home the same day so they are also starving.
God clearly didn't have mercy on them
Well best thing about dying is you go to heaven if you belive.
What a complete nightmare. This would be one of my worst fears. Being trapped in a small space 13000 feet down on the bottom of the ocean, freezing cold and gasping for air in Pitch Darkness. It's like being buried alive. I would completely go out of my mind.
I’m so claustrophobic I can’t comprehend wanting to do that.
I’d never want to do this even if it were free.
@@franklinsfriend2035or even if they paid me any amount of money.
Naaaa if we’re running out of oxygen and starting to struggle I’m opening the hatch. I’ll take a quick death via pressure implosions vs suffering through asphyxiation
@@epap1375no hatch to open, this sub is designed with the cap bolted on from the outside. They can't get out without rescue even if they surfaced.
Dr. Guillen is clearly suffering from PTSD, yet what a kind and gentle person he is to contribute to this conversation. The fate of the Titanic was avoidable and the lives lost was tragic. Now here with the Titan submersible we have history repeating itself. So sad for the friends and families of those whose lives are lost.
Thank you Dr. For your perspective on what it felt like to be in that situation. It was obviously meant for you to be here. And Thank God for you’re kind, gentleness, and wisdom. Especially when u spoke on the fact( in another interview) that we must remember that “the
titanic is more than just a ship wreck, it’s a very sacred place in which men, women and children died”. I’m with you, something’s we shouldn’t mess with. God continue to show us all that when we delve into certain things that we are standing on dangerous grounds. Thank you Dr. I’m glad you’re here with us. Take care!!!
Yup. Ive watched this so many times. As an really claustrophobic person that is the worst possible scenario ever to be in. And listening Dr. Guillen describe the situation he was in with all those pure emotions is so accurate to me. He sure as hell have a PTSD but hes done incredibly good work recovering from that trauma as much as possible.
When I was 12 I fell through the ice and got trapped under the ice for only a few seconds. That was 35 years ago and I still have PTSD from it. I can't even try and think about them being under there alive. I hope they saw some amazing things before they passed.
I think of that scenario anytime I venture out on ice and I can’t imagine what you went through. What I can imagine is the stuff of nightmares.
@zofiamlynarz9692
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Every muslim should have PTSD?? this cult /gang is like Hotel California/ right???
Awww bless you xx
That had to be a fight for your life
How were you saved? Wow
I'm happy the submarine captain shared his experience and expertise and pulled zero punches and pretty much said look they are most likely dead and didn't feel any pain. Very honest and I respect that.
A billionaire was on board... Use your heads guys, I wonder what "happened"
@@bad.Johnny lmao are you curtain twitching ?
@@bad.Johnnyit’s a fantastic way to deflect from the Hunter Biden story….
Tbh he didn’t need to say anything - his actions and facial expression immediately after Piers asked the question said it all
@@Jimmythefish577 Exactly
This is the first interview where someone with experience gives a detailed explanation of what has probably happened to them. There’s no beating around the bush to make it sound better than the situation probably is, just straight to it.
Yup.
Really good coverage
Who cares nothing can be done
I agree, it highlights the fact that this vessel appears so cheaply put together without professional and scientific planning behind it. As he said, vessels purposely built to withstand great underwater depths, cost a lot of money, time and scientific knowledge and for obvious reasons, his explanation makes this vessel look so amateur and unprepared for what they were doing.
If it makes you feel better. They imploded on their way down and felt nothing. Just like the guy in the middle said
Ive watched this so many times. As an really claustrophobic person that is the worst possible scenario ever to be in. And listening Dr. Guillen describe the situation he was in with all those pure emotions is so accurate to me. He sure as hell have a PTSD but hes done incredibly good work recovering from that trauma as much as possible.
I got chills with Michael’s story…I’ve been obsessed with the titanic story for years too and I would’ve like to also have seen it up close but that description of the propeller and his story plus what’s going on now is making me thing we should just leave it alone
Why would you want to “see it up close”?? What’s to see ? A big rusty piece of metal ?
You can’t touch it, you can’t explore it, it’s too deep to really do anything with it. Thats worth your life ? To see it ?
Aren’t there documentaries on TV where cameras were sent down and took videos ? Can’t that suffice ? You aren’t going to get much of a better picture than that anyway and you can do it from the safety and comfort of your sofa in your home. So many people perished on the Titanic as it is. It’s hard to fathom why others would purposely risk their lives to go “look” at it.
I commend the captain of the navy for being so kind in his words for the families and friends of the crew when he said it happened fast and nobody felt anything. That was compassion.
@@maxjames00077thats like saying
Why go sky diving when you could just watch a camera.
@@maxjames00077 There was a large viewing port in the front of the submersible.
@@slickfinger4577 no its not 😂😂
@@maxjames00077 Agreed. But that isn't why (rich) people do these things. They are searching for meaning in life. And for some people, that means climbing mountains and going into space.
I meet a lot of people in the military at my job and they are always the most polite and well spoken people you will ever meet.
can feel the PTSD Dr Michael is going through.
You can’t pay me enough money to go to space or deep in the ocean . This is so sad , prayers for the family
My heart goes out to the families especially to the mother of the 19 year old kid and his father both lost in the tragedy I cannot even imagine their loss.. 💔😢 sending prayers from Pakistan 🇵🇰 🤲
I am with you on this prayer message. May the families all have the support and strength to endure this tradegy.
🙏
@@dannac_8888Not really a tragedy they knew the risk smh
@@annalewis3356shut up
Allah will send her to 72 virgins ??/ husband will get 72, son-- 72. A lot of islamic virgins- hopefully they would wash the windows.
@@annalewis3356it’s still a tragedy. Be a bit more sensitive
I'm not a fan of Piers Morgan but credit where it'd due, he handled that interview very sensitively and we learned a lot.
Pierce morgan is on a roll lately
Holy shit I already read these types of comments starting with "I'm not a fan of.... but " cmon... are you or are you not already people ? Jesus christ
Piers has gotten on my nerves plenty of times but I know he is not a bad guy at heart.
@@asking4afri3nd49 he was part of the covid cult, the lock them up if they break the rules. So was he telling the truth about masks and vaccines then?
I became an absolute fan when he ate a burger in front of the leftist vegan
The retired submariner gave some really good insight here. What a tragedy it all is.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes....fools.
@@stephenbrown7545 If it wasn't for these kind of people we would still take 2 months to travel from Europe to America, forget about having flying machines, satellite, internet ... the list is WAY too big...
You simply wouldn't be able to share stupid comments with the entire world from your comfy warm house without all these risk takers pushing tech.
They haven’t died…
@@stephenbrown7545 You can say that about any extreme explorers. Does not mean it has to be said.
@sbffsbrarbrr But some explorers, like James Cameron, only use the BEST technology available and minimise risks. These idiots got in a steel can of death that had botchjob written all over it. They even signed a contract accepting that.
The CEO of Oceangate Stockton Rush, considered safety regulations to be 'a waste', and he could run his company while 'breaking a few rules'. He sacked any employee who expressed safety concerns. Well now he and his customers are the newest members of the 'play stupid games and win stupid prizes' club. This is what happens when you cut 'red tape'.
I m mad at the father atm for risking his teenager son’s life, like why?!!! U want adventures, go alone! His mother must be devastated now:(
He didn't know that it would happen. That guy Rush told them that it was safe. This sub also made 13 trips before that ended up safe.
Sadly, this expedition was not just risky, it was reckless. These sub looks cheaply built and was still in an experimental stage. These were valuable human beings on board, hard to believe they got talked into plunging to the sea in a 2x4 casket with little to no reliable crisis plan.
Almost as if it was intentional.
This sub reminds me of the soapbox cars we used to make in our backyard. Finding items that could be useful in our imaginations to help it roll downhill, pretend gas pedal, brakes, odometer. These people decided to go underwater in this pretend submarine, what fools
@@shellm-cn1gu you really think that everyone has good intentions and politics is all flowers and rainbows?
@@Jeremy-wp4yhdid he say he thought that?
@@Jeremy-wp4yhNot everything is a conspiracy 🙄 idiot.
I am glad that the submarine Captain gave a realistic answer. I think all family and friends now have to prepare their minds for the fact that their loved ones are no longer with us. And I think it was with great compassion that he explained from his wealth of knowledge that they would not have suffered at that depth. Thank you Captain 🙏🙌🇦🇺
@@RasputiaInYourMom hes not bro it got picked up by sonar
Ahhh guys. They heard tapping every 30 mins consecutively yesterday. However they’ve not heard anything since then. Reports have claimed
6000 PSI is the water pressure at titanic depth. They imploded. They would have only went thru 1-2 seconds of conscious thought if that, it was probably less then a second depending on where the rupture initiated. It literally would have been like a reverse explosion.
This tragedy is so preventable with adequate protocols. I don’t understand how this happened? They weren’t resource poor, and a trip at this depth should be adequately planned not just “hold my beer… oh and honey, call the USCG AFTER we are missing for 12 hrs and run out of Oxygen.”
@@hook8535 yes but it’s still something right? I mean it can’t be ignored let’s put it that way.
Our condolences and sympathies to the families, friends and colleagues at this very sad time.
Hi
Of course, RIP. Just like other people who die every second in the world. No differencr
Now that we know the outcome it is sad to think they travelled down to their own graves. Deep, cold, dark abyss, and the worst happened! RIP to those who had succumbed to their sense of adventure.
@zofiamlynarz9692
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Every muslim should have PTSD?? this cult /gang is like Hotel California/ right???
At least it must've been quick - instantaneous. Unless there appeared some fractures on the way down, they probably didn't have a clue what was coming.
Even a century later, the titanic is still claiming lives. We shouldve just let the wreck sit in peace
I agree, it's already a graveyard under water.
agree no one should be down there looking. if anything use a robot controlled subarine to look at it. dont send people down there.
AMEN!!!
Or the billionaire could’ve spent money to bring it out the ocean
@@JVIEW32absolutely! Loose a robot than a life
I feel for Dr Guillen. He has PTSD and I hope he finds the help he needs. Such a gentle person.
No he doesn't he has ADD & they gave him Valium before this ...they get us with this all the time 😂
@@edwintroy6957DD ? … he was stuck in the wreckage and thought he was going to die . A Miracle happened. What does that have to do with ADD ?
@@Jenny-uu8tf thought he was his nurse
@@edwintroy6957he emotionally has. PTSD. Not ADD….they are letters of the alphabet but , not the same
@@kathyr.8135 What does ADD means bro ? And what does valium use for ? I just don't know
Thank you, Dr Guillen for sharing you story and your feelings. And thank you for being grateful to the man who saved your life.
Tragic event, just glad we put as much effort in trying to find the 100 children lost at sea in the Mediterranean on one boat last week.....
I appreciate how honest these people are being about this. This is a NIGHTMARE!
THis is so much fun. Can you think of a better way to croak?? Millions know you now
the blonde doesnt seem fazed.
The news is giving you the narrative and you believe it... still sleeping
@@purefoldnz3070 the look on her face and her constant twitching says otherwise.
@@ggggorg twitching? She's smiling.
The poor reporter is still obviously traumatized, sending him down there in the first place was insane of the network to do. Not a huge Piers fan but he did a great job being empathetic and asking the right questions here
Yep, he almost died in the same situation.
He wasn’t forced down there.
Who we talking about specifically? 🤔
Full name please? 🙏
He was not forced to go down there and chose to voluntarily
He gave me anxiety just talking about being stuck……
Oh Dr Gullen....you are a breath of fresh air on this very emotional subject...thank you . Your emotion is genuine and heartbreaking for me as a layperson. Someone so strong, knowing the reality. I appreciate your honesty on all levels.
Outstanding,informative and compassionate interview Piers. Such a tragic event!
I have studied about the Titanic since it was found. I was obsessed with it. Have tons of books about it, have a model, collectibles and have been to a few Titanic exhibits. But despite my fascination with the ship, you couldnt pay me enough to dive down to it. And why, for the very reason we are all watching these clips. My fear would always be the submersible becoming trapped on the ocean floor and not able to rise back up and having to sit there and wait to pass away from lack of oxygen. Just thinking of it gives me chillbumps
The same could be said for going to the moon, mucking out toilets, working as a butcher, executioner, parking attendant etc. There's always someone that will be happy to do it 😅
Always take a supply of instant death pills, happy days! 🥳
So you know about the wealthy people who perished on the Titanic? The ones who were opposed to the Federal Reserve? Nice! Most don’t dig that deep!
@@deanosaur808Nobody has been to the moon.
@@nickeyharry3605Agreed 100% AND the WTC buildings came down by controlled demolition too.
We are being fed lies.
One of the rare times Piers Morgan let his guests talk more without constantly interrupting them. And I appreciate this because I really want to hear their views. And the mood of the incident and the interview really calls for some restraint on the part of the host.
Hes doing that more and more lately. He's calming down I think
I think this is a different situation than the norm, where a lot of idiocy is being spouted.
Yeah this isn’t exactly a debate
Russia! Russia!! Russia!!! This incident can only happen due to hacking by Russia!
Piers did a remarkable interview of people suffering on camera. The world needs to pray together for a miracle. There are few atheists in fox holes……
I feel so bad for Suleman Dawood. Still just a teen who according to his paternal aunt Azmeh, was "terrified" of making the trip, but did it to oblige his father (who was obsessed with the Titanic), for Father's Day. His aunt describes him as "a totally good kid". To think what his mother, Christine Dawood must be going through just makes my stomach churn. My heart goes out to her. May Allah give solace to the families of all those lost. This is a terrible tragedy ironically one due to which greater safety measures for future passengers contemplating/making such dangerous trips will come about.
My most sincere condolences to all the families. I feel your pain and I personally grieve with you. 😢🙏🏾🙌🏿
Thank you Piers for this interview. The ocean is a deadly environment and respect is a must, it remains undefeated when it comes to man.
why no one talking of the coast guard recording of alien interference that might have taken the submarine! is it not enough of the US agent whistleblower that revealed the truth of aliens being present on earth and have already killed other humans the other week, people still not listening! - aliens took the submarine, is on the recording!
Nicely said Sir. Thank you.
They found it ua-cam.com/video/F9TGNnHci0U/v-deo.html
My sentiments exactly.
How would you defeat an ocean 😂
I couldn’t even imagine what the families and friends of these people are feeling right now. My heart goes out to all of them.
They feel the exact same thing millions of family members out there felt when their loved ones went missing. Dying in a submarine isn't that different from someone dying in a car accident or drowning.
150,000 people die a day. These were billionaires that died doing something dumb. Thoughts & prayers are meaningless.
The sad thing is, they didn't have to do it. And it's nothing like dying in a car crash or drowning. I wouldn't go down there for free, never mind paying a couple of hundred grand to die.
They are happy that they finally inherit all the money!
Let’s go to the ocean floor in an unregulated submarine! Genius..
Pierce Morgan's question about the difference between a submarine vs. submersible is a very important question. Considering the immense pressure outside vs. pressure from inside, how much can a material that surrounds the inner shell withstand such pressure in such a small space? Volume?
Iirc is because there’s less surface area for all that weight to work on. Submersibles are also fully speced into exploring and research while subs tend to just use water as cover - think of it like a video game and submarines spec into combat and stealth with the underwater movement perk while submersibles have the same perk but speced into scouting and defense instead
You’ll notice the only thing that really goes this deep are small submersibles not the larger military subs and I’m sure it’s for a reason
@@starsilverinfinity bro explained in video game terms. No hate tho, it’s a good explanation
I'm definitely a Piers Morgan fan- love him. Bravo for such a sensitive, thoughtful interview
I live in Newfoundland and we are all watching this story closely. Really hope the people are found in time! Also my heart breaks for poor Michael, he went through a horribly traumatic event. Love and best wishes to him.
We need to be realistic! These people are obviously DEAD! Don't mess with the Titanic! PERIOD!
@@SantanaCampbell you like to jump to a conclusion. i prefer to wait for the results first.
@@SantanaCampbellthat’s not necessary
@@SantanaCampbellyou're probably correct there
You know the S&R team knew from the start this was a recovery mission right? Please don’t be naive. They are pushing hope in the media so canadian and American tax payers don’t start questioning the millions of dollars we are spending searching for dead bodies of thrill seekers who paid hundreds of thousands to do a thrill seek barely any of us could afford to do- yet WE are paying for their recovery. There was never a chance they survived. Critical thinking and logic must prevail.
This guy is not lying, I've been building submarines for years. Every bolt, like he said, can be traced to where the raw materials were mined.
WOW
Same exact in aviation, I was a navy aviation maintenance administrationman so yeah we tracked literally every single component and kept track of shelf life and hours flown. One single issue with say a tiny bolt or something would completely ground an aircraft.
@@mdog86except the time where the maintenance crew use different bolts on the windshield and the pilot got sucked out or halfway out. I don't remember any more details but I'm sure it's easy to find.
Any sub safe level one hardware was tagged. Every piece no matter if there were 1000 pieces. Worked as outside machinist on Poseidons
@@jfnovae Oh I'm sure it's happened, but that's why we have the regulations. Regs are literally written in blood. Cutting corners inevitably will always lead to loss of life.
Really good journalism. Very informative and Piers handled himself with class.
Prayers and thoughts to the family and friends of those who lost their lives.
That happened when the OceanGate CEO refused to seek certification for the Titan, arguing that excessive safety protocols hindered innovation. And those people trust their life with a con artist with an Xbox controller! Never underestimate nature, and we must respect that.
I can’t even imagine the mortal terror you must feel in a situation like this. Praying for their return.
To be honest, they are dragging this out for content but the fact is they probably had been killed before running out of air.
I think there will be a few vacant seats at the next Davos meeting, the fact they were stupid enough to pay a fortune to go under the sea in a homemade submarine that has never been certified shows their arrogance.
2:56 listen to the woman, they've accepted the risk
They knew what they were getting into, billionaires with so much money theyd spend it on anything without thinking twice about it. I will half say they deserve it
@@awatcher4965 So cause they worked hard for their money, they deserve to die? You're so edgy.
I will probably get flack for this but I remember when the Titanic was discivered in 1985 and was televised everywhere. It was fascinating but also chilling, and Robert Ballard wanted it to be respected and left alone because it is a grave, and I agree.
I saw the coverage of that submersible and had a bad feeling from the onset especially when they were laughing about the video game controls. Many believe it's a curse but one thing is for sure - look before you leap and never underestimate the power of the ocean -
Oh, I'm not giving you any flack...I quite agree.
If Ballard wanted it to be left alone, he shouldn't have spent the time and money trying to find it in the first place, thereby leaving it alone.
im giving you flack
I agree 200 per cent that Titanic should have been Left alone!!!!!!!! Makes me vomit that billionaires are no different than ghouls .
Sick people. Destruction came again.First time was a horrible accident or fault of captain.This time was Something else caused by arrogant rich seeking thrills.
@@originaldanman He was hired by the U.S. Navy to find two missing submarines, (a covert operation to retrieve any nuclear weapons before the Soviets did), The Thresher and The Scorpion that disappeared in the 1960's and found the Titanic afterwards. They used finding the Titanic as a cover up, but after he found the submarines he was in a position to look for it. He also found the Lusitania and Brittanica.
Just because he found it doesn't give permission for people to exploit it.
A very sensitive and compassionate interview 💙
Piers ...thank you for doing such a sensitive and caring interview on such a tough subject. I appreciate that you are so well prepared and so empathetic to these brave explorers whovelost their collegues.
He was bored dude. cmon
The woman was almost in tears hearing the journalist and retired naval officer essentially explain that her friend and mentor was probably dead; that she maintained a decorous composure is remarkable... my heart goes out to her... KDM
-She done very well, I could never have held back my tears.
Because she’s a woman?
@@leebarrr1 No, because she is a friend of the person down there. Stop trying to pick a fight when there is none to be had.
There’s reported banging on the hull indicating it wasn’t total failure. This is both good and terrifying.
On the one hand the vessel still contains live passengers. Which indicates that the haul is still intact. Power however could have shut down so it’s hard to say if it’s on or off. Chances are that it’s off given they are likely still submerged. Otherwise it’s thought they’d resurface with all the features in place to help with that.
This means there is hope as they are still alive and banging can be heard. If they aren’t too (not past several hundred feet) deep and are somehow located then they should survive!
On the other hand which, sadly seems farrr more likely. They are probably on the ocean floor and sealed in an iron coffin. With only probably 24 hours or less of oxygen, it looks bleak. In other words they will probably be slowly suffocated to C02 poisoning right next to the titanic. No power and no communications. No last words and only the cold ocean surrounding them. It’s truly fucked up and arguably a haul breach may have been a less gruesome death. As it would have been an instant death with no pain.
Terribly tragic situation considering how easily preventable this all was. Between the poor materials, lack of communication, and inexistent safety approval. As stated in the interview Im genuinely surprised despite them knowing the risks they got in. Im sure the prior expeditions make it seem less scary at that time. But why play russian roulette with an iron ocean coffin?
Story so far (and unfortunately likely ends in) a grim tale to serve for future exploration.
@@andyb4044 - feels like your picking a fight there big lad!
And read the main comment again will ya!
Won’t read your reply kid 👧
So awful. Can’t even imagine what those guys are going through. Praying they can be found before it’s too late.
It's a risk they accepted when they boarded. They have to locate, have a way to raise the submersible to the surface, a two hour trip, before they run out of oxygen. It is unlikely that they can be found.
The sad reality is, if something had indeed gone wrong then they will never be found and they will be at rest with the wreckage.
Craig Hanninen sparing all this compassion for the megarich who took an incredible risk, while iso many children who go to bed hungry are unnoticed. They don't report on such widespread human tragedy to get them noticed.
I don't think it's about them being found anymore. I think if they are found they may not get them back up on time they may be too late 😢
@hanninencraig it's just not worth their lives isn't it
This is just so tragic. My heart goes out to these people, at this point it’s 4 pm on Thursday, and at this point there is no more oxygen. Yesterday I had glimmers of hope 😢😢😢 but now my heart is just breaking for the families, and the people who worked so diligently praying for miracles. 🙏🏼
Thank you very much for this interview. How devastating!
I feel sad for the Father who must feel terrible putting his young Son in this situation and not being able to do anything to appease his Son's fears or increase his survival chances.
An awful situation!
Heart wrenching 😢
You sympathise way too much. The apple didn't fall far from the tree. Too much llney and not enough caution and sense. That's why these people are at death's door.
@@ghostdemon7936 There's rich people that go on submarine expeditions and survive. They haven't had a terrible case like this before with a tourist expedition in a submarine. But yeah, I wish they assessed the risks and read the waiver, learned more about the sub and how it operated. I think the CEO of Oceangate going with them, gave them a false sense of safety, thinking there's no way he would put himself at risk, if it wasn't safe.
That father
Could buy 10 houses for 10 poor families in Pakistan instead of ocean adventure.
Not good , don’t be sorry for rich and stupid since they do no good for the universe.
Gotta give Talk TV props, their coverage of this situation has been top notch. I feel so bad for those stuck on that sub, if they're conscious it must be absolutely terrifying.
I think at this point we have to be realistic and say whether they're alive or not they won't be found alive. Even If the sub has floated to the top it can't be opened from the inside and with a limit of oxygen it's 40 hours left until they die whether that's at the top or the bottom of the ocean
@@haunteddreams7856What an engineering nightmare… qwq
@skinjim123 then I guess it's over. After Thursday their oxygen completely runs out so even though I'm in the UK by the time Thursday night comes I'm gonna take it that their oxygen has stopped and it's game over either way
@@haunteddreams7856The coast guard was able to find a body after the El Faro sank after a hurricane, if that submersible surfaced, they wouldve found it by now
Yep, utterly heartbreaking situation.
“Larger than life” - A sentence used in every tragedy
And you are like that when you have money and don’t know what to do with them…
Wow. Some good real talk there. Good job. I must agree, after listening to this I fear the sub was crushed at the time of comms loss. My condolences to their friends and families!
I can't feel bad for the company owner. I can really only feel bad for the amount of pain the 3 adults are feeling. But there is a 19 year old on that sub who had no idea what he was getting into, he was gifted that trip by his father, he went in thinking it was just a fun bonding experience. That is a teenager trapped on that ship with his father. He's 2 years younger than me. I can't say I would've been upset about dying when I was 19, but he's probably a happy person who wants to live and has so much ahead of him. 90% of my empathy goes to him. I hope they aren't suffering.
He was rich and spoiled!
as an empath i 100% agree. Rip to the kid ❤️
@@alanm6o9you’re not an empath. If you were, you would have empathy for all the 5 men.
@@SteelerzReignSupremeIIdoes that mean he or they deserve to die like this? Bc they're rich and or spoiled? It's kinda sad. Prayers to you bc you seem miserable asf to say this about a KID who most likely won't get to live his life. While you get to live yours, miserably.
@@SteelerzReignSupremeIIyou don't know that nor does it illicit a death wish
What is really sad is there was a former employee that the sub company sued for complaining that their viewport was only rated to 1300 meters and not 4000 meters as would be needed for the titanic dive. They immediately fired him and there was a big lawsuit. Search for it, easy to find.
Wow! I had no idea!
They need to return all the money paid for that dive. And more.
The ceo is on there company is probably finished
Yeowch
A lot of people also have mentioned that the tax payers who are paying for these search efforts should be reimbursed by their estates. The people signed waivers & were told of possible mishaps! Sad as it is!
I love the Navi guy. So much love and respect hidden in pure professionalism and engineering. Admirable
I feel so sorry for those on board. I'm not a fan of Piers, but he did an absolutely exemplary interview.
It's time the Titanic was left in peace. And these companies stopped trying to make money from taking such extreme risks. I can see the draw of the adventure of seeing the ship that has given us so much romance and curiosity from the stories we've heard over the years. But enough lives were lost that fateful night, on the Titanic. We can't have anymore deaths. This is heartbreaking. Those poor people. 💔💔💔
Tatanic is a curses they better leave it alone.
I'd like to think this tragedy guarantees an end to commercial dives to the wreck. But, as experts point out, the TITANIC rests in International Waters so the logistics of forbidding dives? .. well, only the authorities know where to even begin!
It's unbelieveable that 111 years later Titanic has made headlines again. And as much as we all pray for the safe return of the explorers I fear the Titanic has claimed more lives.
Sigh, Indeed. And again for all the wrong reasons. And now there will be two wrecks more people will want to go down to see.
Titanic has nothing to do with claiming their lives. They were nowhere near the bottom when they lost communication and more than likely they've been drifted much farther away from it.
Unbelievable? Not really. They made regular and risky dives in an uncertified vessel. Eventually something was bound to go wrong.
The Titanic is 100% cursed
@@michaelb2388I agree, but of course nobody was ever going to certify such a thing. They all knew the risk and accepted it.
I’m disgusted by the amount of money and chaos spent on this incident. Thousands of people drown in the Mediterranean and English channel, or La Manche, for the French. So many lives lost without very expensive and dear aeroplanes searching for children and people drowning in the seas close to us. Just shows how money talks. These people signed for what they knew they were getting themselves in for.
They died days ago. Really tragic. Especially after letting this sub go under with out any proper tests i understand an hour and a half they lost all communications? Then didnt start a search for 8-9 hours later. Way did they do this so terribly? Even James Cameron is confused . And he’s been down twice as deep and visited Titanic 33 times
This is the Piers we need more of. Masterful, classy coverage. Thank you, Piers.
Yeah, he’s come a long way from being an insufferable prick on Good Morning Britain 😹
He's still a grifting hack.
Piers Morgan is an absolute stud!
?? I think the answers were far more insightful than the questions. How were the questions special in any way? Any journalist of ordinary person would’ve asked the same question. Piers is only one of many journalists who were given the opportunity to speak with these 3 people. Media outlets are often on a rotation with the same entities. It wasn’t even an exclusive.
@user-em6ns6tz5z it's the fact he didn't make an ass out of himself - he's hard to watch sometimes.
I cried as soon as he breakdown and when the lady lowkey wiped her tears too. God this is really heartbreaking. 😢
Seriously ...u need to toughen up this is not a big deal
People are being shot and killed in wars across the world, I don't see you people crying over them.
@@edwintroy6957your time is coming . Are you a Sociopath Narcissist? Everyone has to die and then Judgement
@@edwintroy6957you’re a shallow, sad human being, I hope you find purpose in your life. you clearly weren’t loved as a child.
Wow You’re so so so good 🥹 you also cried, you’re Jesus 🥹🥹 what a compassionate Angel 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
Finally, respectful journalism. Sympathetic, relatable, and straight to the point without talking politics.
Thank you for sharing this interview with us.
This is the Piers Morgan i love to watch! Heartfelt reporting from all guests, My heart goes out to you all
The ptsd he has is heartbreaking
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Wow, that story from Dr Guillen about being stuck on the Titanic propeller was scary and intense.
So accidents like that can and will happen as testament to his story.
Yes, but thankfully there were Russians present, in Dr Guillen's case.
@@_munkykok_ lol, ok🌝
@williammartinez840 look up the Russian submariner who quite possibly prevented WW3. Seriously. He refused to launch the nuke. It would have been the beginning of the end. The true hero.
Thankyou for the interview what a tragedy so so so so sad
Great interview... perfect panel to bring a real understanding of what this is really about...
What a terribly sad situation😢 well done to Piers Morgan for handling this so professional and empathetic- great journalist!
I Cannot aay I feel Sorry for Rich IDIOTS who could do things to Better engance the quality of life for others, whom they probably STOLE from to become Rich. There are Millions of INNOCENT CHILDREN, WOMEN & MEN who are Missing by NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN YET WE WASTE TAXPAYERS MONEY SEARCHING FOR IDIOTS WHO CHOSE TO PUT THEMSELVES AT RISK. Proves that Money CANT BUY SENSE
I Cannot aay I feel Sorry for Rich IDIOTS who could do things to Better engance the quality of life for others, whom they probably STOLE from to become Rich. There are Millions of INNOCENT CHILDREN, WOMEN & MEN who are Missing by NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN YET WE WASTE TAXPAYERS MONEY SEARCHING FOR IDIOTS WHO CHOSE TO PUT THEMSELVES AT RISK. Proves that Money CANT BUY SENSE
I can't believe that an expedition this significant, didn't have a contingency plan for loss of contact? Especially with the cost involved - it's actually astonishing!!
Exactly
I agree!! Why didn't they have the people they needed on standby??
The world is crying with family & friends of the crew involved in this accident. It is devastating!
A touching interview thanks Pierce.
This is absolutely terrifying. All we can do is pray that they all have no pain.
The PhD to the right, wow. The empathy he has due to own experience is really saddening.
Maybe they are also stuck under the same propeller?
Way to spend 250.000 bucks per person.
3:28 there's no hope 😑💀
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I don't know what's worse, pain or the agony... 😢
I’m sorry but these people are incredibly stupid and clearly they don’t understand the risks of going that deep underwater you mean going that deep underwater isn’t a “Tour” and whoever invented this absolute nonsense should lose there job and actually go to court and pay a lot of money to the victims families i don’t care how high the cost is that person needs to pay all there family’s in court
That reporter’s recollection of his experience was the most significant for me that literally hit home and put the reality of the situation in perspective
I feel so bad for the Dr I can see it in his eyes looks like he experience the unthinkable while under water I pray him and the families some comfort 🙏
Bless him, he seems like a very empathetic guy
That was the best news coverage I've seen on this tragic situation , thanks Piers .
Absolutely agree .
I agree
Heartbreaking
In did.
I would never thank this FAKE NEWS MEDIA/PROPAGANDA ACTOR!
This is a horrific way to go. I feel terrible for all these men, but the 19 year old in particular breaks my heart. I can’t imagine how their families feel and they have my deepest condolences. I would also like to mention Paul-Henri Nargeolet. I have studied the Titanic for twenty years, and his is a name I have become familiar with. Rest in Peace to Suleman, Shahzada, Hamish, Paul-Henri, and Stockton.
That being said, I hope this incident shows the world that “touring” the Titanic is not only extremely dangerous for the living, but also disrespectful to the dead. The ship is already on the brink of disintegration due to rusticles forming and feeding on the iron. Every time someone visits the wreckage, they disturb these rusticles, causing them to disintegrate and take pieces of the ship with it. The Titanic will be nothing but a rust stain in approximately 100 years. Less than that if we keep visiting her. It’s important to remember that this is a gravesite. It’s also important to remember that to properly honor the tragedy, memorialize it, and respect it, we MUST leave Titanic alone. It’s not the same as visiting a museum or graveyard on land. In this particular case, human involvement causes damage as opposed to provides preservation and protection. There is a line between education and exploitation of a tragedy. Dark tourism such as this, crosses that line.
Thanks to previous dives, we already have in-depth scans of the wreckage. We have made many scientific discoveries, including the discovery of rusticles. Before Robert Ballard’s dives, we didn’t even know if the ship had split in two or not. These are all very positive things. However, thanks to these dives we also now know that she is degrading, and every visit we make to her, we cause this process to increase in speed rapidly. The time for all dives to Titanic, scientific or otherwise, now do not serve much of a purpose. They now do more harm than good.
The Titan has very sadly proven that no regulations are in place for expeditions such as this. These civilians are most likely unaware of the damage these dives cause to the wreckage. These civilians are also not completely aware of how truly dangerous a situation they are in (due to the fragility of the wreckage easily allowing the possibility of the submersibles being stuck, collapsed upon, punctured, etc). Dives such as this are very irresponsible. Regardless of any waivers being signed, they cannot know with 100% certainty what they are getting themselves into. So many more will suffer if dives like this become a regular “tourist attraction.” Please let the Titanic rest in peace. Please help prevent further misinformation and the endangerment of civilians who do not know any better.
why no one talking of the coast guard recording of alien interference that might have taken the submarine! is it not enough of the US agent whistleblower that revealed the truth of aliens being present on earth and have already killed other humans the other week, people still not listening! - aliens took the submarine, is on the recording!
But they could still be alive
Its a planned matrix attack. They wont survive
5 idiots getting on a stupid adventure and die... thats the whole story, no need to write a book about it.
Yeah you tell them billionares that can aford a submersable to stop going down there. We the civilians will watch only.
My deepest condolences to the families & friends of the departed
Thanks for the excellent interview. Thoughts to the families and friends.
Such a horrifying experience, I would literally go crazy if I was one of these passengers trapped down there right now knowing the conditions I'm in
Let's be real, they're all dead already. Loss of signal that quickly and no surface means somethings gone terribly wrong.
@@OneBiteoftheCherryIt’s rough imagining the arguing and panic going on before they went 😢
True.
@@danthemathman1768 Yes, not something I really want to think about
Experts say implosion was the most likely scenario, which means it was a very swift death.
Absolutely heart breaking. The story of RMS Titanic is upsetting enough. I hope and pray that they are found safe.
They most lack have lost control of the sub and they way its designed dont allow them to do a manual override.
no chance
Heart breaking we didn't get to watch these greedy fucks parish.
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It seems something absolutely catastrophic must have occurred. The odds of survival I'd say are less than 10%.
Piers Morgan 👍 All his interviews is well articulated and brings great understanding to any relevant topics👌❤
May these men all RIP and their families find solace knowing that they passed on in an instant.
I just find it unbelievable that there is no back up plan that covers any and all situations that may happen....it's crazy that there sending people down in these subs with no professional, knowledge and no equipment that is attached to this sub to bring back up to the surface??!! It's just shocking and unbelievable 😢
My whole point! Billionaires in this and NO BACK UP plan? (Budget was too small to consider extra safety anyone?) No airbags on the sides to automatically launch the sub out of water at the SLIGHTEST detection of emergency? No tracker? NO bigger ship waiting up there for them with an infinity chain hooked on the sub as it descended??? WOW , JUST WOW!
@@Roses_777what backup plan? If there was a structural failure, they’re all dead in an instant.
That CEO guy didn't care for any of that. He considered it "a hinderance"
Yea idk what this “they’re sending ppl like that down there” is about. The CEO said, and I quote, that “safety measurements are a hinderance and unnecessary bullshit” and these idiot millionaires were like “yup sounds good to me!”
They brought this upon themselves for the sensationalism. They fucked around and found out.
IF they make it back alive (they won’t, they’re long dead already) that CEO should be in prison for life.
But again, they won’t come back. They’re dead.
@@FlareonOW Shoot, like you said they FAFO. People need to understand that safety regulations are not a joke. Sometimes if you live like a fool, you'll die like one. It's such a shame for the 19 year old though.
I’m praying for these 5 people. If the worst has happened, I pray they didn’t know and there was zero time to fear. My heart goes out to their families and friends. This is a heartbreaking tragedy. I’m truly praying for a miracle. 🙏🏻
lol
Pray?! Ahhh thats hilarious, these billionaires knew the risk they even show it in the video the damn thing didnt pass any safety protocols.
Prayer won’t do anything. They’re screwed. :(
If you have $250K to waste on crap like this instead of save lives, give to the needy, and do go then who needs you anyway?! Pray? I'm sure most of them are or were atheists and lived a very privileged and entitled life. A life that us regular folks may never experience. So yeah, I feel sorry for none of these people. What about the 1000s of people dying right now overseas due to war? I care more about them.
They knew the risks and decided to take the chance. It was a calculated misjudgment more than a tragedy.
I learnt so much from this interview, especially from David,
May they rest in peace 😢. My deepest condolences and prayers go out to their families and friends. I'm saddened. It's a terrible sad and scary way to die 😢.
So terribly sad to hear this gentlemen talk about the panic he felt when he was visiting the Titanic years ago, and how frightening it must be for those lost in the submersible now. Prayers they are found and rescued 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Great panel Piers, the friend who is also an explorer, the submarine captain, the doctor that has been there before. Very powerful interview.
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@@zeta11gamer60Are you five?
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Heart breaking and sobering interview
This is extremely sad, despite the fact that the sub had not passed any safety checks it must have been terrifying for the occupants if the tragedy has happened which seems to have come to pass, very compassionate interview Piers, you showed a care towards the interviewees.
I Cannot aay I feel Sorry for Rich IDIOTS who could do things to Better engance the quality of life for others, whom they probably STOLE from to become Rich. There are Millions of INNOCENT CHILDREN, WOMEN & MEN who are Missing by NO FAULT OF THEIR OWN YET WE WASTE TAXPAYERS MONEY SEARCHING FOR IDIOTS WHO CHOSE TO PUT THEMSELVES AT RISK. Proves that Money CANT BUY SENSE. They chose it
sorry but this is what they get for following that CEO, who actually fired an employee who warned of the risks. When someone shows you an Xbox command and guffaws, and is talking about your life at 12000 feet, you are an idiot to follow them there.
@@raphaellavictoria01 True, it was a foolish adventure, but that does not make any the less sad, terrible way to die, and awful for the loved ones, so sadness does come into it.
Couldn't care less, because if the shoe was on the other foot no one would give a damn.
@@yibambe356 OK, well that's for you and your conscience, I'll choose to think differently.
How was this company allowed to operate this type of operations?! This is crazy.
Exactly
They controlling the submarine with a logitech joy stick!!! I thought laws are very strong in america, canada etc unlike we have here in India!
Its a free world and the people were not forced to go...infact the fucking idiots paid $250'000 dollars to do it. Anyone can build anything they wish, for any reason they want, so long as its in the name of "adventure" or "expedition". The rich will always involve themselves in these absurd ideas and ventures because they have the money and time to do it. A good rule of thumb with this would have been, just because you CAN, doesnt mean you SHOULD. Greed, arrogance or stupidity are usually involved and on this occasion it appears all three were present.
This is crazy ? This is Sparta!!
@@oblivion_007 in amercia, everything is possible as long as you have the money and are rich enough, what's law? amercia is run primarily by lawyers, can't you see?
My son during the Navy was in a submarine, his most of his time most frightening thing he said he ever had to experience day after day after month. When he got out of the Navy, he never looked back.
Good job Piers! You finally have allowed your grief stricken guests to talk!
shutup. Where is your comedy? go back to school
Even if I had the money to do it I could NEVER go to the bottom of the ocean. And the same goes for space too! It's terrifying thinking about what could go wrong and being trapped in an endless black void. They are definitely two places that are scary as hell! Gives me goosebumps just thinking about them...
space is waaaaaaaaay less terrifying imho
@morestitchesmorebitches1609 lol NO WAY!! if I had to choose I'd rather go to the bottom of the ocean. But in space your in SPACE! It's just a black abyss!
To me this would be HELL......
@@morestitchesmorebitches1609hell nah at least we know more about the ocean space is like completely unknown territory...
Even when I'm cremated I've told my children they are not to throw my ashes into the water (sea) I'm terrified of the sea and ocean. I always have been thanks to my mother who used to scream like nothing on earth.
Excellent interview! All your guests were top notch contributors. This is a terrible incident. There is still air time left so there is still hope left for a true miracle. Thank you, Piers!
They never tested this death trap for 5 people or to actually see if the have 92 hours would hold
its likely the sub imploded. I doubt they are alive and if the are, finding them is the equivalent to finding a needle in a haystack so I doubt we'll ever know what happened to them
💰💎They need to send in the treasure hunters to find them for a life saving reward.😎💎💰🎉 They can only be found by experts in finding ocean treasures l!
I just hope it was a quick death, but sadly I have a feeling they suffered in the worst way imaginable. I can't think of a worse way to go and I'd rather spend 5 months in prison than 5 minutes on a submarine.
@@neenawcat6yearsago898you'd have a better chance finding a needle in a haystack. You're right unfortunately, they're gone ... Honestly can't think of anything I'd rather do less, and even if you paid me $250k there's zero chance I'd go in one.
I cannot even begin to imagine the fear and terror of being in such a scary place as deep deep down in the sea, and possibly knowing your are never coming back.
Piers is such a great interviewer. So kind and compassionate. Unlike most of the major network vultures..
Ive never appreciated my 9 to 5 job as much as i do now.