Incredible interview. Never thought I would have counted Glenn Beck as one of my favorite episodes, but again it goes to show... We are more alike than we are different. It takes courage to be transparent and share your truth for positive change. Well done Lewis!!
I am so thankful for the UA-cam format that allows for time to tell a story without commercial interruptions. Lewis, you are a good listener and you ask compelling questions. Thank you also for choosing interesting guests and giving us a peek into background of people we may only know through incorrect soundbites. We all must spend more time listening to really understand someone.
"A great man or a great woman is someone who is not afraid to speak the truth to their tribe or their friends." Amen to that, Glenn Beck! Thanks Lewis for another great interview, you put to shame some so-called journalists out there! (Journalism was my major in college)
I totally agree with with him we all have light & shadow sides inside us!!! Nobody is pure Hero & Nobody is villain!!! It's just perception we made abt others!!! It's must be so painful for him to see both his sisters in abusive relationship!!! Strong & Intelligent Man!!!
Lewis. One hell of a conversation, damn interesting person, I was intently listening and there were lot of new things I learnt on history, politics, personal relationships, hard times, self development. I will rate this one the best. Thank you both gentlemen. Best wishes.
Lewis Howes, you are so welcome. So many of us are so quick to judge and we have no idea what it is like to walk in the shoes of the ones we judge--sorry, what a mouthful. With that said, this interview with Glenn (whom I have always respected) was one of the most moving and "real" conversations I have ever encountered. His humility is so moving. Thank you again for allowing me to be a fly on your wall during this convo. Best, JG
I was fighting with myself not to continue with this interview, however, I did. Such similar backgrounds; listening to him was like hearing what I wanted my dad to say to me.
I've never commented on a youtube video before. I actually listened to this on itunes, and came to find the video here so I could send it to a friend. This MELTED my mind. My former perception of Glenn Beck shattered, along with other things I believed to be true, just because I've never had a reason to question them. Life is neutral as Bashar says. WE create the experience. Thank you for helping me see so clearly. THANK YOU Lewis and Glenn! Much love.
Such is the case with people - always reduced to black and white, blurred and obfuscated...rumors and heresay taking the seat of facts, bolstered by our own self-righteous finger pointing and projections. The truth is (usually) more complicated
I know this was about Glenn, but I was way more impressed with you, Lewis Howes. That might be because I already like Glenn and I know much of his story. But I'm so amazed at your ability to sit down with ANYONE, regardless of politics, and dig out the valuable lessons of their lives. Thank you, thank you, thank you for being willing to do that.
This is really centering... Lewis I’m so thankful you are willing to listen to both sides of “the extremes “ of points of view on important matters- there are so few people that have this mindset but it is SO valuable to have them come to a neutral place like your show and be HEARD - this is true freedom of speech and really in our culture, very relevant journalism. Appreciate all the great insights I get from your show from everyone I have listened too!😄😄👏🏻
One hundred years ago, when life expectancy was much lower than it is now, if you would had made a survey and asked people what they wanted the most, living without any war within their lifetime and medicines for flu would have been on top. In 2018, most of the people around the globe have both and the number of people who suffer from depression or commit suicide has increased. We are missing something...
We're missing art. When sciences progressed back in the day, art and music was on top to inspire innovation. That's how the airplane was inspired from Leonardo Da Vinci's mixed art and science along with scientists that play music.
Yeah that was an awesome show. I remembered Beck in the day when he was on TV I only really saw highlight clips of him saying outrageous stuff. But this was a great interview once again Lewis does it! I like the intro too where it started off mid-conversation. but yeah looks like he's been through a lot the rise and fall of both in his personal life and professional and has learned a lot for it. Boosh!
I’ve listened to Glenn Beck for almost six years now. His story telling always captivates me. I know a lot of people don’t like him and think he is arrogant (even still) but I really think he is humble, principled, and kind.
I didn’t watch this until now. But damn!! Great interview/conversation. And I love to know more about GB. I am much younger and from Norway but we have a pretty similar history (and family history). Just amazing 👌🏻 and GB is awesome!
Captivating interview....not sure if this guy is known in europe, had never heard of him, but so open, intelliegent and brave. Inspirational and extremely interesting person - thank you for this, really took a lot from it
wow. my family used to watch gleen for years and i never understood why. 10 years later im watching this!??!?! wow, you really cant judge anyone until you actaully sit down and chat with them. AMAZING LEWIS! guys, check us out , we are brand new and we inspire to help others live life to the fullest, thank you
Now that I just finished this, I'm not sure what made me click on this video... but I'm so glad I did. I use to unknowingly keep the "I AM _____" filled in, but at some point I stopped and erased it. I've let people fill it in for me from that point until today... thank you.
@18:10 - 18:30 This is TRUTH! So powerful. And this truth is coming out! Thank you Glenn Beck for saying this. I have never heard of him but this is gold.
I’ve listened to Beck for 2 decades now, met him once in Birmingham in 2013ish.. He was as genuine in the hour I spent in his group as he was in this interview. Just a good person with a big heart.
The moderate majority of people from almost every nation have little to no knowledge of their country's own history. The majority of people on earth do not realise the disastrous consequences resulting ignoring the importance of historical knowledge.. History is the only body knowledge that literally unites ALL other branches of study under one cohesive narrative.. It consolidates both art & science, music & math, philosophy & theology, the wisdom of the entire universe always in union.. THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT Lesson throughout ALL ages, has always been ignored by the Orders of the world. So intoxicated with power that blindd them behind their pride & arrogance.. The world is on a collision course with destruction that has been a cyclical constant marked always death of a civilization. Surely we are doomed again, right? That too, because of the EXACT SAME MISTAKES that we have never failed to repeat. We have never seen a world that is in such disarray, that too, a world that isn't at war with each other, yet.. I reckon that if it doesnt turn for the better, the very serious threat of a form of war will eventually creep up on us.. lnevitably the Greed is insatible and Power is addictive.. Time and time again, people find ourselves in this same dilemma. Do they run or stay and push back.? Time will decide.. In any case, the right decision must be made soon. HISTORY Repeats Itself, Always And we never ever learn.. I hope one day we do..
I'm curious with his "I am" mentality and him being a previous alcoholic what he thinks of AA meetings. In the beginning of each meeting they say "I am so and so and I'm an alcoholic". I've always thought it to be counterproductive.
My hunch is that his first response would be something like "Oh Hell, my alcoholism? I swear to you darlin that there is nothin simply or merely previous about it at all, at all...it's still very much current. It will always be with me, it's always in me. The only difference within this here & (now) is that plenty of years ago I put the plug in the jug & by God's grace I haven't any shattering desire to drink alcohol anymore ever!!!" Like I said, just a hunch. & probably not the answers you were seeking. But beyond this hunch I'd say as well that honestly to me that fellow is still quite the egotist, in spite of this interview. It's just a lot of who he is & how he expresses himself he can't help it I almost pity him it's pretty goddamn gross really...but I mean hell I've got plenty of goddamn gross within me too & about myself I've constantly glared at & done my damndest to tamp those memories down hoping no one ever witnessed them regardless of how exposed I've been! In some real ways thankfully I have truly gotten past some of those real ugly issues like tardiness, also basically being a selfish spoiled whore with dangerous women & for years mostly unemployable. Sorta sucks being just a damn dumb human sometimes, to ponder my own sinful grotesque. Truly I drank mainly to get sickly drunk so that I could constantly shun all my responsibilities......but even still once I got sober & even when going through them steps I constantly all the while fled from so many obligations to my fellows as well as to myself. It's taken this sense of desperation again & again for me to shed off this coward of a shitbag I had once become. As far as them meetings, yeah they became a real drag for me too after awhile. Entirely I stopped goin a long while back, though still real thankful I got seriously sober as all get out & have no desire to go back to it. By being given such significant grace I swear I haven't had that need since March.24th, 2002. On a side note, yeah I guess I just broke my own anonymity as once being a member of that organization oh well. & yes I still do get quite thirsty from time to time but I'm able to shrug it off fairly easily once considered of my past brutal battles. Strangely alcohol & drugs in some circles gets a bad rap & they shouldn't cause they're real necessary for most & most don't have the problems that people like me have & for me for long enough booze worked but it all just stopped workin badly it just all came a-crashin down for far too long. For me today the ways in which I reach out now is more simply just as a very passionate worker. A mere pipe fitting to help hold the structures together. I honestly found that absolute desperation & humility in the face of my alcoholism was absolute key to unlocking myself within the true sense of sobriety & recovery. It really becomes about being of service. If you are (now) as hopeless as I was, as one survivor to another I'd suggest you utilize all the help that's out there in the face of your own...so that in turn you will reach out to others in dire need of your own help/of your own experiences shared/of your own encouragement/ & even dare I say it your own wisdom. You've got it within you Whatever works really, find it within yourself (again, 'the desperation') to use these tools as your life absolutely depends upon them. Cause this thing called alcoholism is an absolute killer for sure. I hope this made some sort of sense I hope that somethin here truly resonates with you or maybe someone else who reads it cause I truly mean it sincerely I do regardless I know it's one long diatribe. Good luck anyway, I wish you well.
& oh yeah just one more thing just to clear up any confusion...when I said about getting thirsty from time to time I still do 'but I can shrug it off' ??? I meant that I've been able to stay absolutely clean & sober since March.24th, 2002. I'm not a moderator, don't have that luxury. Thanks.
Mr. Glenn beck I had to laugh when you said it's good to get your teeth kicked ,i actually agree with you as i have felt the same way , so im not the only ine that has felt that.
I think there's more suicides because there's a universal expectation for everybody to be on top. At the end of the day, I don't think it's the number of views or money that matters. It's the perspective we have out of any experiences that shape who we are that means more.
I have been binging your interviews and I think, maybe it'll change, but I think this is my favorite one. Jordan Peterson comes close. Glenn Beck unapologetically lays himself out on the table for us to decide whether we want to like him or not but he remains honest and vulnerable regardless of our decision and I respect that so much. Amazing interview! Amazing!
@@lewishowes His willingness to be vulnerable and lay it all out on the table. He encourages us to take a stand for ourselves and not for anything else even if something is culturally or socially popular.
I used to despite Glen Beck and his narrow ideas, but this interview shows that we can change. Loved the interview. The “ I am” part is an aha moment for me.
Have been listening to this podcast for a while and I have to say this is by far my favorite episode ever. But i have this question for Mr. Beck: has America really learned from its mistakes though?
When I first saw the alert for this I was surprised to see Glenn Beck on this channel ...and was like..."no thanks". Then I thought....Rio...there is something to learn here. We all have many sides. We all deserve to be heard. The world is not black and while. If you believe that he is all bad and incapable of changing and growing then you must believe that of yourself. Give him a chance. I watched the entire thing. And am very sorry to say that while I believe the he has had a difficult past and is clearly emotional about his family issues, everything else out of his mouth came across as an act and insincere.
~I only NOW begin to understand...~ Said unsuccessfully successfull Glen Beck with thirsty for THE knowledge voice of the truth seeker. This man can describe how paint drys on the wall for an hour and half and people will listen, he is such a dramatic character.
Even though he is being personal and revealing he comes across as completely disingenuous. Another Narcissistic personality disorder on wheels with this one.
Incredible interview. Never thought I would have counted Glenn Beck as one of my favorite episodes, but again it goes to show... We are more alike than we are different. It takes courage to be transparent and share your truth for positive change. Well done Lewis!!
Me too... great interview 👍
I am so thankful for the UA-cam format that allows for time to tell a story without commercial interruptions. Lewis, you are a good listener and you ask compelling questions. Thank you also for choosing interesting guests and giving us a peek into background of people we may only know through incorrect soundbites. We all must spend more time listening to really understand someone.
"A great man or a great woman is someone who is not afraid to speak the truth to their tribe or their friends." Amen to that, Glenn Beck! Thanks Lewis for another great interview, you put to shame some so-called journalists out there! (Journalism was my major in college)
I totally agree with with him we all have light & shadow sides inside us!!! Nobody is pure Hero & Nobody is villain!!! It's just perception we made abt others!!! It's must be so painful for him to see both his sisters in abusive relationship!!! Strong & Intelligent Man!!!
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LIES LIES LIES all LIES!! you silly American woman your not very wise.
Lewis. One hell of a conversation, damn interesting person, I was intently listening and there were lot of new things I learnt on history, politics, personal relationships, hard times, self development. I will rate this one the best. Thank you both gentlemen. Best wishes.
Unbelievable. This is my favorite to date. Thank you Lewis and thank you Glenn for a riveting conversation.
Lewis Howes, you are so welcome. So many of us are so quick to judge and we have no idea what it is like to walk in the shoes of the ones we judge--sorry, what a mouthful. With that said, this interview with Glenn (whom I have always respected) was one of the most moving and "real" conversations I have ever encountered. His humility is so moving. Thank you again for allowing me to be a fly on your wall during this convo. Best, JG
I was fighting with myself not to continue with this interview, however, I did. Such similar backgrounds; listening to him was like hearing what I wanted my dad to say to me.
I've never commented on a youtube video before. I actually listened to this on itunes, and came to find the video here so I could send it to a friend. This MELTED my mind. My former perception of Glenn Beck shattered, along with other things I believed to be true, just because I've never had a reason to question them. Life is neutral as Bashar says. WE create the experience. Thank you for helping me see so clearly. THANK YOU Lewis and Glenn! Much love.
Such is the case with people - always reduced to black and white, blurred and obfuscated...rumors and heresay taking the seat of facts, bolstered by our own self-righteous finger pointing and projections.
The truth is (usually) more complicated
I know this was about Glenn, but I was way more impressed with you, Lewis Howes. That might be because I already like Glenn and I know much of his story. But I'm so amazed at your ability to sit down with ANYONE, regardless of politics, and dig out the valuable lessons of their lives. Thank you, thank you, thank you for being willing to do that.
VERY GOOD CONVERSATION MR. LEWIS HOWES..YOU ARE AWESOME LISTENER.
YES..YES..OFCOURSE..i had been watched many of your program.
This is really centering... Lewis I’m so thankful you are willing to listen to both sides of “the extremes “ of points of view on important matters- there are so few people that have this mindset but it is SO valuable to have them come to a neutral place like your show and be HEARD - this is true freedom of speech and really in our culture, very relevant journalism. Appreciate all the great insights I get from your show from everyone I have listened too!😄😄👏🏻
'Life is always about becoming...are you getting better than you were the day before' - THE quote from this interview
HOLY SHIT THIS IS INSANE. I loved Glenn Beck when I was a kid. It’s amazing that he tells this entire story. I had no idea
So grateful to have stumbled across your ig and hear about your podcast! Likewise to Mr. Beck! I'm excited to learn from these brave individuals.
One hundred years ago, when life expectancy was much lower than it is now, if you would had made a survey and asked people what they wanted the most, living without any war within their lifetime and medicines for flu would have been on top. In 2018, most of the people around the globe have both and the number of people who suffer from depression or commit suicide has increased. We are missing something...
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We're missing art. When sciences progressed back in the day, art and music was on top to inspire innovation. That's how the airplane was inspired from Leonardo Da Vinci's mixed art and science along with scientists that play music.
Totally agree with you.
Yeah that was an awesome show. I remembered Beck in the day when he was on TV I only really saw highlight clips of him saying outrageous stuff. But this was a great interview once again Lewis does it! I like the intro too where it started off mid-conversation. but yeah looks like he's been through a lot the rise and fall of both in his personal life and professional and has learned a lot for it. Boosh!
Absolutely amazing guest! What a powerful and inspiring interview. Had me at the edge of my seat the whole time. Thank you so much for sharing this!
Thank God for some real wisdom.
I’ve listened to Glenn Beck for almost six years now. His story telling always captivates me. I know a lot of people don’t like him and think he is arrogant (even still) but I really think he is humble, principled, and kind.
Wow! I actually loved this interview:) Keep up the great work and spreading the love, Lewis.
I didn’t watch this until now. But damn!! Great interview/conversation. And I love to know more about GB. I am much younger and from Norway but we have a pretty similar history (and family history). Just amazing 👌🏻 and GB is awesome!
So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for watching.
Captivating interview....not sure if this guy is known in europe, had never heard of him, but so open, intelliegent and brave. Inspirational and extremely interesting person - thank you for this, really took a lot from it
great interview!
wow. my family used to watch gleen for years and i never understood why. 10 years later im watching this!??!?! wow, you really cant judge anyone until you actaully sit down and chat with them. AMAZING LEWIS! guys, check us out , we are brand new and we inspire to help others live life to the fullest, thank you
Now that I just finished this, I'm not sure what made me click on this video... but I'm so glad I did. I use to unknowingly keep the "I AM _____" filled in, but at some point I stopped and erased it. I've let people fill it in for me from that point until today... thank you.
Great interview Lewis
@18:10 - 18:30 This is TRUTH! So powerful. And this truth is coming out! Thank you Glenn Beck for saying this. I have never heard of him but this is gold.
GREAT talk!!!
Wonderfull !!
Really dug this. Just started the book. Not what I expected but really great insight.
I am a very Bert type and my husband is a very Ernie type, and we live quite well together. Thank you for pointing that out!
Loved this interview, thanks for sharing!
Fantastic.
Awesome interview!
Thanks for this outstanding interview, Lewis. His transparency and authenticity was such a pleasant surprise.
I’ve listened to Beck for 2 decades now, met him once in Birmingham in 2013ish.. He was as genuine in the hour I spent in his group as he was in this interview. Just a good person with a big heart.
Amazing
Great convo - deep thoughts, great stories and wonderful ideas of our human nature.
thank you for that conversation, that was amazing
Phenomenal episode!
The moderate majority of people from almost every nation have little to no knowledge of their country's own history.
The majority of people on earth do not realise the disastrous consequences resulting ignoring the importance of historical knowledge..
History is the only body knowledge that literally unites ALL other branches of study under one cohesive narrative.. It consolidates both art & science, music & math, philosophy & theology, the wisdom of the entire universe always in union..
THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT Lesson throughout ALL ages, has always been ignored by the Orders of the world. So intoxicated with power that blindd them behind their pride & arrogance..
The world is on a collision course with destruction that has been a cyclical constant marked always death of a civilization.
Surely we are doomed again, right? That too, because of the EXACT SAME MISTAKES that we have never failed to repeat.
We have never seen a world that is in such disarray, that too, a world that isn't at war with each other, yet.. I reckon that if it doesnt turn for the better, the very serious threat of a form of war will eventually creep up on us..
lnevitably the Greed is insatible and Power is addictive.. Time and time again, people find ourselves in this same dilemma.
Do they run or stay and push back.? Time will decide.. In any case, the right decision must be made soon.
HISTORY Repeats Itself, Always
And we never ever learn.. I hope one day we do..
Im doing much better today
I'm curious with his "I am" mentality and him being a previous alcoholic what he thinks of AA meetings. In the beginning of each meeting they say "I am so and so and I'm an alcoholic". I've always thought it to be counterproductive.
My hunch is that his first response would be something like "Oh Hell, my alcoholism? I swear to you darlin that there is nothin simply or merely previous about it at all, at all...it's still very much current. It will always be with me, it's always in me. The only difference within this here & (now) is that plenty of years ago I put the plug in the jug & by God's grace I haven't any shattering desire to drink alcohol anymore ever!!!" Like I said, just a hunch. & probably not the answers you were seeking.
But beyond this hunch I'd say as well that honestly to me that fellow is still quite the egotist, in spite of this interview. It's just a lot of who he is & how he expresses himself he can't help it I almost pity him it's pretty goddamn gross really...but I mean hell I've got plenty of goddamn gross within me too & about myself I've constantly glared at & done my damndest to tamp those memories down hoping no one ever witnessed them regardless of how exposed I've been! In some real ways thankfully I have truly gotten past some of those real ugly issues like tardiness, also basically being a selfish spoiled whore with dangerous women & for years mostly unemployable. Sorta sucks being just a damn dumb human sometimes, to ponder my own sinful grotesque. Truly I drank mainly to get sickly drunk so that I could constantly shun all my responsibilities......but even still once I got sober & even when going through them steps I constantly all the while fled from so many obligations to my fellows as well as to myself. It's taken this sense of desperation again & again for me to shed off this coward of a shitbag I had once become. As far as them meetings, yeah they became a real drag for me too after awhile. Entirely I stopped goin a long while back, though still real thankful I got seriously sober as all get out & have no desire to go back to it. By being given such significant grace I swear I haven't had that need since March.24th, 2002. On a side note, yeah I guess I just broke my own anonymity as once being a member of that organization oh well. & yes I still do get quite thirsty from time to time but I'm able to shrug it off fairly easily once considered of my past brutal battles. Strangely alcohol & drugs in some circles gets a bad rap & they shouldn't cause they're real necessary for most & most don't have the problems that people like me have & for me for long enough booze worked but it all just stopped workin badly it just all came a-crashin down for far too long. For me today the ways in which I reach out now is more simply just as a very passionate worker. A mere pipe fitting to help hold the structures together. I honestly found that absolute desperation & humility in the face of my alcoholism was absolute key to unlocking myself within the true sense of sobriety & recovery. It really becomes about being of service. If you are (now) as hopeless as I was, as one survivor to another I'd suggest you utilize all the help that's out there in the face of your own...so that in turn you will reach out to others in dire need of your own help/of your own experiences shared/of your own encouragement/ & even dare I say it your own wisdom. You've got it within you Whatever works really, find it within yourself (again, 'the desperation') to use these tools as your life absolutely depends upon them. Cause this thing called alcoholism is an absolute killer for sure. I hope this made some sort of sense I hope that somethin here truly resonates with you or maybe someone else who reads it cause I truly mean it sincerely I do regardless I know it's one long diatribe. Good luck anyway, I wish you well.
& oh yeah just one more thing just to clear up any confusion...when I said about getting thirsty from time to time I still do 'but I can shrug it off' ??? I meant that I've been able to stay absolutely clean & sober since March.24th, 2002. I'm not a moderator, don't have that luxury. Thanks.
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This one was deep.
Wow..Amazing interview!!
Mr. Glenn beck I had to laugh when you said it's good to get your teeth kicked ,i actually agree with you as i have felt the same way , so im not the only ine that has felt that.
How did Glenn Beck get into Yale? What connections did he have?
Senator Joe Lieberman wrote him a letter.
I think there's more suicides because there's a universal expectation for everybody to be on top. At the end of the day, I don't think it's the number of views or money that matters. It's the perspective we have out of any experiences that shape who we are that means more.
This is a turning point interview for me! I will listen to this more than twice!
I have been binging your interviews and I think, maybe it'll change, but I think this is my favorite one. Jordan Peterson comes close. Glenn Beck unapologetically lays himself out on the table for us to decide whether we want to like him or not but he remains honest and vulnerable regardless of our decision and I respect that so much. Amazing interview! Amazing!
@@lewishowes His willingness to be vulnerable and lay it all out on the table. He encourages us to take a stand for ourselves and not for anything else even if something is culturally or socially popular.
Lewis, you introduction line to Glenn says Founder of TheBlaze, Auhor. I assume you meant to put Author :)
At first I was like "what the hell this white man can tell me" now I got my popcorn and i'm all in. I loved it good job Lewis.
Excellent interview! I love Glenn’s depth and humility.
So glad you enjoyed it! Appreciate you for watching.
Really good one! BTW Ernest Holmes studied with Mary Baker Eddy of Christian Science
Have not been a Glenn Beck fan for a long time, but I thought this interview was riveting and I guess I still have a soft spot for Glenn.
this was a surprisingly interesting and insightful interview
Deep
I used to despite Glen Beck and his narrow ideas, but this interview shows that we can change. Loved the interview. The “ I am” part is an aha moment for me.
Have been listening to this podcast for a while and I have to say this is by far my favorite episode ever.
But i have this question for Mr. Beck: has America really learned from its mistakes though?
Good point
🔥
So unexpected and very interesting.
When I first saw the alert for this I was surprised to see Glenn Beck on this channel ...and was like..."no thanks". Then I thought....Rio...there is something to learn here. We all have many sides. We all deserve to be heard. The world is not black and while. If you believe that he is all bad and incapable of changing and growing then you must believe that of yourself. Give him a chance.
I watched the entire thing. And am very sorry to say that while I believe the he has had a difficult past and is clearly emotional about his family issues, everything else out of his mouth came across as an act and insincere.
Rio Slaven Read Mr Becks twitter feed you will. find that it probably was. I
I still resent Beck for the time I wasted listening to his radio show
fear addiction ....all
~I only NOW begin to understand...~ Said unsuccessfully successfull Glen Beck with thirsty for THE knowledge voice of the truth seeker.
This man can describe how paint drys on the wall for an hour and half and people will listen, he is such a dramatic character.
Even though he is being personal and revealing he comes across as completely disingenuous. Another Narcissistic personality disorder on wheels with this one.
Churchill was ab ad guy. No doubt about this.
Dang!....They got the kfc guy....
I can’t understand what he is trying to say. I just don’t get him 🤑
I heard nothing after "I once fired a man for bringing me the wrong pen." Yucky guy. Word to the wise: Fame corrupts.
short attention span?
Fantastic interview.