ya know.. PGP was encryption out of MIT and That lil ditty had code by hours weeks years too Hundreds of years... The " military of one Branch or another just had to Have it,,,yet didn't wanna Pay as much for it as the Creator wanted and tried to force it out of Him by Threats,,, He posted it around the World.. HA h ha h ahaa my Buddy knew about it and found it in Spain... I had a copy but it got ruined in a Flood in my Shed... Hah ah a it found its way to Pentium 3... That is when the Back Door was created.... by China...it's a Pretty Good Program... anybody possessing it was in Danger and at least 5 years in Prison... now The Bots" had an open door to Search as new information came in so... I am sure it got Better as it developed... Those code Keys got taken by CIA from taking over the board of directors in that company so... the Entire youtube and media ability to function was in those programs... He wants His Money now Ha h ah ahaaa I Think He gave it to Trump Ha h ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaa…. just for spite... Ha hah aaa it is a long story right not... I could give a shit who opens my Door... I want them to Know How I Feel" about Criminals and Bastards taking over my Nation... That lil Ditty still Pisses me off... GITMO just got Remodeled... ropes n all Bra. HA h ah ha aaa it is Party Time... peace out Guardians. now get yo ass back to work Brother Ha hah ah haha aaa stop jackon off with my Monkeys. Ha h ah haaaaaaa
This guy is a good guy , but carrying is such an ingrained instinct . Because criminals can easily purchase any type of gun easily makes it necessary in some places to protect oneself . People feel like that they have no choice but to carry . If guns were taken off criminals then who are they going to aim them at ? The army? The buy back scheme worked well in austrslia and there has not been one mass shooting since . This guy is talking as though the whole poulation should be used to carrying . In other words , other whites . He is not giving this advice for the good of the country . Its obviously a trump supporter. This man believes fox news.
You need a safe haven, because Trump is steering th country to anarchy . Its only natural that there will be bad guys around in a country where selling the latest military weapons to the public is virtually available to potential terrorists . He talks as if america is like living in Afghanistan. Its guys like this who will be dangerous when the govenmnt needs o disarm e public from war weapons . Soldiers are bringing even worse gun culture back with them , they still think they are on the battle field. You add to the paranoia. Trump is an evil man
Man this is such a great channel for men. One of my mottos for us is train everything. We need to be educated in combat, fitness, business, math, science, spirituality and everything in between.
@@TheSuey We shouldn't get cocky about our sophisticated technology. China and Russia know this and will use it to their advantage by crashing it first when they do invade, leaving us to rely on our old weaponry and aircraft from WWII which most of our millennials don't know how to us. Just saying.
I still do and haven't stopped during all this unjustified fears! I'm 66, stuck in a third-world country, haven't worn a mask and haven't changed any of my patterns and haven't been sick and don't know anyone that has died from this "thing"! Live life and ignore these tyrants.
You are the master interviewer! The conversations are so relaxed and real. I have watched alot of other peoples interviews and alot of them are hard to watch. the host trying hard to get information out of the subject. The subject trying to evade the tough questions., etc. But you sit there and it feels like to the audience that you know these people intimately. You really do your research on the topic at hand! They willingly tell you everything. VERY INTERESTING TOPICS. Well done!
Awesome interview, I’m a 63yr old granny and I’ve watched so many PBD interviews. Pat your family must be so proud of you, in my country NZ men aren’t good listeners, I wish you could come to NZ and train our young men.
Thank you for sharing on PTSD . I know the symptoms hit hard after it slows down. When i avoided the thoughts. symptoms. and shove it inside. New game plan when you're out. I was bad & wouldn't admit it and now it's more difficult to feel. express. remember....so i hope everyone gets help asap when you all are discharged.
I really like this channel, the interviewer, the guests, and the large variety of topics that are discussed. I always learn something new with each episode. Thank you Mr. Bet-David.
A bandana ..& a master/ laminated PADLOCK ! .. thread the bandana halfway through the padlock shackle.. halfway then tie the bandana hold both ends of the bandana and SWING ! Very effective weapon
Patrick, I would love to see you interview Frank Abagnale, the real guy from Catch Me if You Can. He backs a software called Trusona that he helped create. Basically it eliminates all passwords.
@@craigcrawford6749 I saw his google talk and I have lead many teams of developers, the good ones are not people persons. they are methodical and focused on their single task. He reminds me of so many of the great men and women that I have worked with throughout the years.
Valuetainment does the best interviews, always with interesting people about subjects people want to hear about. Im glad this is on youtube if it was on TV I would never have heard of it. Patrick is a great interviewer, he keeps quiet when needed and asked the right questions to keep the interview flowing. Cheers
I still keep those numbers in my phone... can’t bring myself to delete them, but then again, I keep them to remember them and kinda keep them alive to me.
Thx Clint for placing a face on The Navy Seals ! I was privileged to serve on a ship which had you team members aboard & always wanted to know what made you guys tick. Never had a chance to know anyone on the teams & my best friend was team medic supporting the team but knowing him he seemed a bit unstable & I could never believe any professional team member could be as unstable as he was. I hope one day a team member will let us mere mortals know how you were so stealthy & quiet when you walked with those big Brass Ones Hanging ................
this is really just a phenomenal interview you do a great job interviewing and he does a great job answering and I just want to thank you both and ask the good lord to bless you both because what you're doing is right so thank you
Crazy the Zig-Zag run is what I did about 22 yrs ago in the Bronx at 12:00 Midnight & I’m White! Lol! Tried to get weed & things went South quick! Got shot at close range but didn’t know if he was aiming at me or shot in the air. I jumped 14 steps landed & Zig Zagged and Boooom! I finally got to the car with my friends. They said I looked like a Ghost! I was taking my cloths off screaming go go go & asking if I was bleeding anywhere! Scary Day on one of my 9 Lives Stories! Should write a book! 🤔
Wow, I was really looking forward to see this Interview, huge fan of Clint Emerson. His books are really tactical and illustrative. Thanks for making this Interview!
You don't need to join the military special forces to learn so called deadly skills. You could study eagle claw kungfu or any traditional style and learn jow da cum na ( fighting principles of eagle claw). This is my opinion... Oh yes you could be lucky and find a traditional teacher in ninjitsue from Japan.
John Trabakino Navy Seals , don’t realise, they’re being taught Aikido. You are right though . People just need to go to Aikido training , instead of buying a book from this guy .
Sherlyn you only need a couple of months Aikido training. Aikido isn’t fighting . Aikido is a way of life. Go do a couple of months training instead of book . A good Aikido trainer will have a picture of the grandmaster on the wall
Thanks, great video. Shared to my son's. One of which pays no attention to anything not in his face or little world & tells mom oh you're just paranoid when I talk about situational awareness. Thanks again.
Not to diminish their service and type of life they lived, isn't some of the things he talked about coming back going for a run or scrolling through his phone and realizing the guy you see is no longer alive, also part of life whether you served or not. Which I did not. I have the utmost respect for those that did and thank you for your service and all the best in your life forward. Thanks
I’ve known the newspaper trick since a boy, we don’t have guns in Scotland 🏴 and have knife trouble so my dad taught me how to make “the brick” out of a newspaper or magazine, to get it even harder I suggest making it wet, let it dry, repeat the process three times
Problem about carrying something is that it can be used against you. Being able to use a weapon and being capable of holding onto it are 2 different skills.
No shit. I was just at a boy scout event and several guys had their piece tucked into the back of their pants chatting it up while in the food line. These guys are just asking to get shot in the back before they can say BBQ ribs ...
@@ClintPachl possible I guess. On the other hand, the guys I know that carry casual like that? Ya, well they have eyes in the back of their heads and can turn and grab you by the throat with one hand while breaking your arm attached to the hand on that weapon with their other hand. In line at a boy scout event? A) there’s other aware observers around them, and B) it’s pretty likely there ain’t gonna be no psychos there
Password Tip - Use the same key phrase for every login except add the first and last letter of the website to the beginning or the end of your key phrase. For example if your key phrase is 19IceSkatingDucks! Your password for UA-cam would be YE19IceSkatingDucks! Your password for Facebook would be FK19IceSkatingDucks! This way you always remember the key phrase and each website has a unique password, so if one site gets hacked your good everywhere else. I have worked in tech since 1986 and have never had a password issue using this technique. Thanks Patrick for all the great interviews and instructional videos! The videos on Iran and China are exceptional! Shawn King Washington, DC
Brilliant. Entertaining. Priceless. Patrick and Clint are both priceless. Amazing what one can pick up without actually reading the book...which by the way I’ll get a copy of. Heck! I’m fired up to get new ideas just because it’s good to know things. Thanks guy.
Ty for your service Absolutely be aware of your environment safety first You seem to be very professional knowledgeable helpful sincere thank you 🙏 God bless you
This is the second time I’ve watched this interview from start to finish. As always, Patrick does an incredible job. I’ve seen other interviews with Clint - he is definitely an interesting person.
We did have basements DFW area, that had that darker ground that's like a clay; it sticks to bottom of shoes, when it dries all the foot prints are solid? That stuff swells and contracts and cracks foundation. I lived where ground was sandy like a sandbox, places. A basement can't stay stable in sand. Just a house in sand they have to be leveled, occasionally.
Someone you might check out is Matt Carriker-Off the Ranch you tube, he's building a couple of ranges on his Abandoned Resort. He's bringing in trainers, doing corporate events, does alot of shooting. He has a big room size safe for all his guns. He just recently had his first event on the resort. Matt might be a good interview, does cars, building & guns. He's also a veterinarian, really nice, fun loving guy in TX.
This was one of the deepest conversation 🙏🛡 thanks Patrick, this is very deep, thought-provoking, it begins to tug At your soul. It speaks definitely to these days that were living in post tribulation.
It's important to differentiate between pre crisis management and dealing with someone who comes to you in the time of an active crisis. If you are taking enemy fire or cornered and afraid and your smoke signals aren't working and lets say your friend is executed because you had to scream for help, their anger is not personal. They're probably scared, angry and frustrated. Anywho, I learned something through years of wildlife rehabilitation you may find useful that will teach you how to aid someone mid crisis. Animals, particularly, wild animals, live in a persistent state of fight or flight. It teaches you tolerance, selflessness, gentleness, sacrifice and patience. Regardless of your intentions, they will try to hurt you in fear when you arrive to render them aid. Deer are the worst ones. Taking a fully grown adult deer hoof to your head while trying to give them an IV, you learn to expect this behavior from them as a job hazard and you don't get angry or offended when you get kicked in the head or bitten. You begin to expect it and get pleasantly surprised if you don't get hurt while trying to help. With wild animals, they don't know your intentions and perceive you as a threat until you prove otherwise -- particularly, when approaching them deceptively or startling them. That trust between wild animals and the rehabber is one of the most precious relationships. Mainly, because it isn't built on profit or the obligation of permanence. If you really want to help them, it is a completely selfless action you do with no expectations of personal gain. You set them free after you fix them instead of hold them captive. You would be surprised how many of them stick around by choice. They look at you differently and for them you get to be the hero and probably the only human beings they have ever learned to trust. You'll teach them to learn the fear of humans again before they're rereleased by reintegration and leaving them be in a semi natural environment with little contact. We call it a graduation station. That's where they learn pre crisis management. Lol. People are scary, you have to remember that when that animal lashes out while all you are doing is trying to help, it isn't personal. Try to imagine what that feels like for a wild animal. Every day, evasion. Caution. Instinct. Aversion. Repeat this until eventually injury or death occurs. Laying there wounded and crying for help...when you approach them -- they don't understand you wont hurt them. To them they are in pain, weak, vulnerable or dying. That survival instinct is the same one people use in a crisis. We know that natural order ordains the sick vulnerable and weak to be the first to go, stragglers at a watering hole. They are not the first to be saved and they know this. They'll see you as a vulture until you show them differently. I'm not trying to excuse kicking someone innocent in the head, figuratively, atleast when injured...but you take the injury, you keep working. You don't ever depend on them to instantly trust you like a dog or cat who is better socialized and integrated into our world, you don't expect them to be pleasant...but some animals genuinely do become docile and learn to trust you. Those moments are what makes taking care of them worth it. Setting them free makes the injury you sustain trying to help worth it. Next time think of the wild animals perspective instead of how you look to others when deciding how to respond, it makes you better at dealing with someone in crisis -- not merely planning in the event one should occur. I think veterans could heal a lot of trauma through caring for wildlife...I know it was one of the best experiences for me before my crisis occured. Anywho, please don't give people your password strategy. I worry about people using that to plan a cyber attack against you. Stay safe. And I'm impressed with your knowledge on these issues down to statistics. You have read the reports, some of the same ones I have read. Great interview. LMK if you make a non profit for people who are in the *middle* of a crisis instead of preparing for one. I'd love to help out.
another ~ F A N T A S T I C ~ interview, most vital information on so many levels... LOVE the TY page... PBD rocks the world with meaningful content....
Also if you don’t carry quarters, in Scotland we used the dock and also carried a metal lighter in our hand and that is the same as clenching a roll of quarters
Regarding safes, the best strategy would be to have a fake safe in an easily discoverable place. Inside that one put a bit of cash and some official documents/valuables you don’t particularly care to lose. And put all your important stuff in an extremely hidden place somewhere else. The thief will just waste their time trying to break into the fake safe and leave all your other items alone. An added bonus to this strategy is that you can get away easy if someone decides to beat the combination of that safe out of you. As long as there is a decent amount of money in there they will leave you alone. If you want to spice things up you can record all the serial numbers of the notes in there and maybe throw in a flash drive with a virus on it.
This channel helped me not go to collage and start my own start up. This was 2-3 years ago and im sorry but i have stopped watching Pat. Before i was able to learn so much right from Pat and i know thats dose not get as much views but i miss you man.
It would have been appropriate to talk about Scott Halverson, ex Navy Seal who died in Fallujah. One needs to pay greater attention to people like former Navy Seals. SCOTT HALVERSON who was the "poster boy" for the Navy Seal; he served for more than 12 years in a leadership position and then was let go. Scott had a hard time finding work in the Civilian world, even taking a job as Recreational Park Caretaker. He decided to join "Black Water"! Big mistake! He had to go through the usual "training" but found that the guy running the active training wasn't teaching it properly so Scott was going to expose him. This put Scott in a compromised position. Scott and two other guys were assigned a suicide mission. With NO armoured vehicle but just a standard civilian vehicle and no other protection nor proper directions nor map of Fallujah they were bullied into taking on a mission which was deliberately rigged for disaster. At an intersection in Fallujah all three were gunned down, bodies burned and mutilated; this is how Scott Halverson and two others ended their lives. It didn't have to end this way but most tragically it was the fault of Black Water and a personal vendetta by someone Scott was having problems with. So many military veterans have too few options available after their dedicated service. These are the cream of the crop and need to be honored and cared for, not forgotten and discarded!
A lot of the old homes in California have basements. My grandmother had a basement in one of her old house, also my great great auntie had one to and the are many more..
“It’s not to hard for people with mental health to flip that switch” it’s not hard for people to flip the switch in general and everyone has varying levels of anxiety and depression that only makes people not seek help because of the trade offs. I could understand a psychotic disorder but there’s such a range that’s like saying it’s easy for poor people to break the law so they should be watched more.
One of the things he said, "highly functional physociopath" born that way or made that way, but most likely they already had those traits. This is the reason most people in government are as duplicitous as they are, they are meant to be that way and that is why they have made it as far as they have, IMO.
The password advice is iffy as if a hacker can somehow obtain one password from a weaker encryption hash and see the pattern they will then be able to access everything. Add numbers and symbols, vary them for each password.
@@michaelmartin96 Not at all. As someone said, “men have to be careful about what they say to each other because there’s always a low level threat of violence.”
In South Africa we have regular home invasions. The invaders knows that you are likely to have a safe and they will hurt your loved ones in a horrific way if you do not tell them where it is and how to open it. The best defence is having 2 safes. One has a bit of cash and odds and ends and easy to find. The other one is the real McCoy with the real valuables.
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ya know.. PGP was encryption out of MIT and That lil ditty had code by hours weeks years too Hundreds of years... The " military of one Branch or another just had to Have it,,,yet didn't wanna Pay as much for it as the Creator wanted and tried to force it out of Him by Threats,,, He posted it around the World.. HA h ha h ahaa
my Buddy knew about it and found it in Spain... I had a copy but it got ruined in a Flood in my Shed... Hah ah a
it found its way to Pentium 3... That is when the Back Door was created.... by China...it's a Pretty Good Program... anybody possessing it was in Danger and at least 5 years in Prison... now The Bots" had an open door to Search as new information came in so... I am sure it got Better as it developed...
Those code Keys got taken by CIA from taking over the board of directors in that company so... the Entire youtube and media ability to function was in those programs... He wants His Money now Ha h ah ahaaa
I Think He gave it to Trump Ha h ha haaaaaaaaaaaaaa…. just for spite... Ha hah aaa
it is a long story right not...
I could give a shit who opens my Door... I want them to Know How I Feel" about Criminals and Bastards
taking over my Nation... That lil Ditty still Pisses me off... GITMO just got Remodeled... ropes n all Bra.
HA h ah ha aaa it is Party Time...
peace out
Guardians.
now get yo ass back to work Brother Ha hah ah haha aaa stop jackon off with my Monkeys.
Ha h ah haaaaaaa
Don't make me write a hundred pages on yo assssssssssssssssssss. Ha h ahaaaaaaaaaa
ok.
This guy is a good guy , but carrying is such an ingrained instinct . Because criminals can easily purchase any type of gun easily makes it necessary in some places to protect oneself . People feel like that they have no choice but to carry . If guns were taken off criminals then who are they going to aim them at ? The army? The buy back scheme worked well in austrslia and there has not been one mass shooting since . This guy is talking as though the whole poulation should be used to carrying . In other words , other whites . He is not giving this advice for the good of the country . Its obviously a trump supporter. This man believes fox news.
You need a safe haven, because Trump is steering th country to anarchy . Its only natural that there will be bad guys around in a country where selling the latest military weapons to the public is virtually available to potential terrorists . He talks as if america is like living in Afghanistan. Its guys like this who will be dangerous when the govenmnt needs o disarm e public from war weapons . Soldiers are bringing even worse gun culture back with them , they still think they are on the battle field. You add to the paranoia. Trump is an evil man
Trump killed Epstein
Man this is such a great channel for men. One of my mottos for us is train everything. We need to be educated in combat, fitness, business, math, science, spirituality and everything in between.
TRUTH EXACTLY i totally agree
Is it a good channel for Bruce Jenner too?
@@TheSuey We shouldn't get cocky about our sophisticated technology. China and Russia know this and will use it to their advantage by crashing it first when they do invade, leaving us to rely on our old weaponry and aircraft from WWII which most of our millennials don't know how to us. Just saying.
@@GieCampbel-ug9jl uh, sure whatever you say buddy
Another Female here!!!
PBD is a natural interviewer. This channel has the best interviews I can think of.
No shit!
67 year old grannie here watching with my coffee, thank you for this!
Bad ass granny lol
@@itsmemckee2110 agreed
Its great, right!?!?
100 deadly grammas
@@justpunishingvaginassince1923 Feel like ripping your eyes out!! Have respect!!!
I remember when we used to shake hands with people.
Things have changed...Handshakes were a sign of trust (like a signature on paper) Almost zero-trust with handshakes...What a shame!
I still do and haven't stopped during all this unjustified fears!
I'm 66, stuck in a third-world country, haven't worn a mask and haven't changed any of my patterns and haven't been sick and don't know anyone that has died from this "thing"!
Live life and ignore these tyrants.
@@nalejbank spot on brother, resist all the way
Still do brother.
So do it
Clint Eastwood, Clint Emerson and Clint Smith!! Now that's a cabinet...knA!
The right kind of crazy is Valutainment.
You misspelled valuetainment.
I am a System Administrator. Clint Emerson is giving solid advice about Cybersecurity.
These kind of videos are really useful. Thank you Patrick Bet-David.
Man I really miss in person interviews! Pat you made a great point how some movies today send the wrong message and divide people.
I love the T.H.R.E.A.T acronym!
I have always been a Clint Emerson fan. All his interviews are often funny, he's a good guy.
This one is the most informative I have seen.
Thankyou
Patrick Bet David one of my newest info leaders..
Just ordered one of Clint's books. This man WILL save lives by sharing his knowledge. Thank you Sir for your service to us all.
Who needs a business school when we have valutainment that too with all the education free of cost....thanks Patrick ☺️
Ankit facts. UA-cam university
You are the master interviewer! The conversations are so relaxed and real. I have watched alot of other peoples interviews and alot of them are hard to watch. the host trying hard to get information out of the subject. The subject trying to evade the tough questions., etc. But you sit there and it feels like to the audience that you know these people intimately. You really do your research on the topic at hand! They willingly tell you everything. VERY INTERESTING TOPICS. Well done!
Awesome interview, I’m a 63yr old granny and I’ve watched so many PBD interviews.
Pat your family must be so proud of you, in my country NZ men aren’t good listeners, I wish you could come to NZ and train our young men.
You can push your body, but you need to push your mind more
When life gives you lemons, put it in a sock, go knock them out..
Boooooo
(Well, that's one way to make lemonade ; )
Who ?
Added bonus, supposedly no bruises with lemons lol.
Thank you for sharing on PTSD . I know the symptoms hit hard after it slows down. When i avoided the thoughts. symptoms. and shove it inside. New game plan when you're out. I was bad & wouldn't admit it and now it's more difficult to feel. express. remember....so i hope everyone gets help asap when you all are discharged.
He said.."we got flu season coming up"
Man I wish that was all that was coming last year.
I was looking to see if anyone else would mention this. When i heard him say it i was like "well that didn't age well."
Now it's media spots of Bill Gates telling us another pandemic is coming.
Domestic Terrorism.
The flue renamed! All other diseases vanished!
@@neil9231 if we learned anything it's that the rona cured heart disease, diabetes, the flu and out a tremendous dent in cancer
@@neil9231 while I agree that covid brought a new kind of sensationalism to us, your statement is more ignorant than it is thought out.
I really like this channel, the interviewer, the guests, and the large variety of topics that are discussed. I always learn something new with each episode. Thank you Mr. Bet-David.
I only found your channel a few months ago and found I have missed a lot.
Congratulations on your considerable success as you deserve it.
A bandana ..& a master/ laminated PADLOCK ! .. thread the bandana halfway through the padlock shackle.. halfway then tie the bandana hold both ends of the bandana and SWING ! Very effective weapon
Patrick, I would love to see you interview Frank Abagnale, the real guy from Catch Me if You Can. He backs a software called Trusona that he helped create. Basically it eliminates all passwords.
Brady Barnett yes!
He just came out with a great book called Scam Me If You Can. It has lots of useful tricks to help protect yourself
He's done a Google talk. He's basically a megalomaniac and a pretty boring speaker
@@craigcrawford6749 I saw his google talk and I have lead many teams of developers, the good ones are not people persons. they are methodical and focused on their single task. He reminds me of so many of the great men and women that I have worked with throughout the years.
Brady Barnett yes!!!!!
I have to say that this is the best thing I have seen on You Tube EVER
Valuetainment does the best interviews, always with interesting people about subjects people want to hear about. Im glad this is on youtube if it was on TV I would never have heard of it. Patrick is a great interviewer, he keeps quiet when needed and asked the right questions to keep the interview flowing.
Cheers
Yes, so few have the combination of social skills and humility to do this well. I like Crossroads, and Rubin...
DEVGRU in the house. Well done Patrick, Clint has DEFINITELY done some major shit. Hes absolutely a badass.
I still keep those numbers in my phone... can’t bring myself to delete them, but then again, I keep them to remember them and kinda keep them alive to me.
I think this is one of the best interviews I’ve seen . Thanks so much .
Sammy Gravano’s interview has hit 2 million views👏
Yay grampa gravano!
I'm impressed!. 👍😎
This is far better!
How i found this channel 🤙
*8.8m
Gene Hackman and Patrick Swayze in Uncommon Valor. Outstanding movie.
Thx Clint for placing a face on The Navy Seals ! I was privileged to serve on a ship which had you team members aboard & always wanted to know what made you guys tick. Never had a chance to know anyone on the teams & my best friend was team medic supporting the team but knowing him he seemed a bit unstable & I could never believe any professional team member could be as unstable as he was. I hope one day a team member will let us mere mortals know how you were so stealthy & quiet when you walked with those big Brass Ones Hanging ................
That infrastructure trick was mind blowing. This was a very technical and helpful interview.
this is really just a phenomenal interview you do a great job interviewing and he does a great job answering and I just want to thank you both and ask the good lord to bless you both because what you're doing is right so thank you
Crazy the Zig-Zag run is what I did about 22 yrs ago in the Bronx at 12:00 Midnight & I’m White! Lol! Tried to get weed & things went South quick! Got shot at close range but didn’t know if he was aiming at me or shot in the air. I jumped 14 steps landed & Zig Zagged and Boooom! I finally got to the car with my friends. They said I looked like a Ghost! I was taking my cloths off screaming go go go & asking if I was bleeding anywhere! Scary Day on one of my 9 Lives Stories! Should write a book! 🤔
Wow, I was really looking forward to see this Interview, huge fan of Clint Emerson. His books are really tactical and illustrative. Thanks for making this Interview!
Yes my brother has both of his books. They are good
You don't need to join the military special forces to learn so called deadly skills. You could study eagle claw kungfu or any traditional style and learn jow da cum na ( fighting principles of eagle claw). This is my opinion... Oh yes you could be lucky and find a traditional teacher in ninjitsue from Japan.
John Trabakino Navy Seals , don’t realise, they’re being taught Aikido. You are right though . People just need to go to Aikido training , instead of buying a book from this guy .
Sherlyn you only need a couple of months Aikido training. Aikido isn’t fighting . Aikido is a way of life. Go do a couple of months training instead of book . A good Aikido trainer will have a picture of the grandmaster on the wall
Thanks, great video. Shared to my son's. One of which pays no attention to anything not in his face or little world & tells mom oh you're just paranoid when I talk about situational awareness. Thanks again.
Good interview! Excellent content! and Clint is very well-grounded with security procedures/producol and keeping all people safe.
Not to diminish their service and type of life they lived, isn't some of the things he talked about coming back going for a run or scrolling through his phone and realizing the guy you see is no longer alive, also part of life whether you served or not. Which I did not. I have the utmost respect for those that did and thank you for your service and all the best in your life forward. Thanks
You are so fantastic at finding exceptional guests. Your interviews are always great.
I’ve known the newspaper trick since a boy, we don’t have guns in Scotland 🏴 and have knife trouble so my dad taught me how to make “the brick” out of a newspaper or magazine, to get it even harder I suggest making it wet, let it dry, repeat the process three times
This interview is GOLD! I'm going to run a badass marketing campaign with this Intel, you're the best!👊💥🇺🇸🦅🏆🗽
Problem about carrying something is that it can be used against you. Being able to use a weapon and being capable of holding onto it are 2 different skills.
No shit. I was just at a boy scout event and several guys had their piece tucked into the back of their pants chatting it up while in the food line. These guys are just asking to get shot in the back before they can say BBQ ribs ...
@@ClintPachl possible I guess. On the other hand, the guys I know that carry casual like that? Ya, well they have eyes in the back of their heads and can turn and grab you by the throat with one hand while breaking your arm attached to the hand on that weapon with their other hand.
In line at a boy scout event? A) there’s other aware observers around them, and B) it’s pretty likely there ain’t gonna be no psychos there
Oh my gosh I just pulled out of my cabinet The Deadly Sins book I bought from Amazon years ago thank you thank you thank you
Great episode. How it got to Joker, I must have missed. 🤔Looking forward to the books though.
PBD, I need you to understand how much of a frikkimg legend you are
Password Tip - Use the same key phrase for every login except add the first and last letter of the website to the beginning or the end of your key phrase. For example if your key phrase is 19IceSkatingDucks!
Your password for UA-cam would be YE19IceSkatingDucks!
Your password for Facebook would be FK19IceSkatingDucks!
This way you always remember the key phrase and each website has a unique password, so if one site gets hacked your good everywhere else. I have worked in tech since 1986 and have never had a password issue using this technique. Thanks Patrick for all the great interviews and instructional videos! The videos on Iran and China are exceptional!
Shawn King Washington, DC
Pat asks the most effective, efficient questions..love that.
A very sophisticated place can be a hell and a very ordinary place can be a paradise !
Always outstanding show excellent!!!
Brilliant. Entertaining. Priceless. Patrick and Clint are both priceless. Amazing what one can pick up without actually reading the book...which by the way I’ll get a copy of. Heck! I’m fired up to get new ideas just because it’s good to know things. Thanks guy.
This one I was glued to.... really enjoyed it 👍up
He's a very good speaker! He keeps your attention by providing very easy to follow instructions for the everyday civilian!
Valuetainment really the one and only VALUABLE youtube channel of all time.
Ty for your service
Absolutely be aware of your environment safety first
You seem to be very professional knowledgeable helpful sincere
thank you 🙏 God bless you
Great interview! Ordered his book look forward to reading it. Thanks For having him on.
I love this interview, it needs way more views. I will be checking out all links and reading the books.
The champ Of interviews at it again
This is the second time I’ve watched this interview from start to finish. As always, Patrick does an incredible job. I’ve seen other interviews with Clint - he is definitely an interesting person.
Man I'm loving this interview, it so interesting and informative.. Great content like always
We did have basements DFW area, that had that darker ground that's like a clay; it sticks to bottom of shoes, when it dries all the foot prints are solid? That stuff swells and contracts and cracks foundation. I lived where ground was sandy like a sandbox, places. A basement can't stay stable in sand. Just a house in sand they have to be leveled, occasionally.
I've Just bought his book on Ebay after watching this.. Wish Sammy Grovano wrote one too about'''100 Mobster Skills''
Great Interview thank you 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thank you for thinking of us Army guys. Small words and pictures is good. Lots of Rangers out there.
Someone you might check out is Matt Carriker-Off the Ranch you tube, he's building a couple of ranges on his Abandoned Resort. He's bringing in trainers, doing corporate events, does alot of shooting. He has a big room size safe for all his guns. He just recently had his first event on the resort. Matt might be a good interview, does cars, building & guns. He's also a veterinarian, really nice, fun loving guy in TX.
Great content Bro! You are a unique channel in the History of youtube.
Paul Vunak showed how to hold a credit/debit card in your palm to use a corner as a knife. He was putting 1/4” gashes in a hanging leg of lamb.
This was one of the deepest conversation 🙏🛡 thanks Patrick, this is very deep, thought-provoking, it begins to tug At your soul. It speaks definitely to these days that were living in post tribulation.
choice of words... synaptic expressions, as natural as the use of the word "the"... LOLS. So true...
YES!!!! Awesome. Buying his book. Loved this session!
Conceal carry at work is the best defense. YOU are the 1st responder.
It's important to differentiate between pre crisis management and dealing with someone who comes to you in the time of an active crisis. If you are taking enemy fire or cornered and afraid and your smoke signals aren't working and lets say your friend is executed because you had to scream for help, their anger is not personal. They're probably scared, angry and frustrated.
Anywho, I learned something through years of wildlife rehabilitation you may find useful that will teach you how to aid someone mid crisis. Animals, particularly, wild animals, live in a persistent state of fight or flight. It teaches you tolerance, selflessness, gentleness, sacrifice and patience.
Regardless of your intentions, they will try to hurt you in fear when you arrive to render them aid. Deer are the worst ones. Taking a fully grown adult deer hoof to your head while trying to give them an IV, you learn to expect this behavior from them as a job hazard and you don't get angry or offended when you get kicked in the head or bitten. You begin to expect it and get pleasantly surprised if you don't get hurt while trying to help.
With wild animals, they don't know your intentions and perceive you as a threat until you prove otherwise -- particularly, when approaching them deceptively or startling them.
That trust between wild animals and the rehabber is one of the most precious relationships. Mainly, because it isn't built on profit or the obligation of permanence. If you really want to help them, it is a completely selfless action you do with no expectations of personal gain.
You set them free after you fix them instead of hold them captive. You would be surprised how many of them stick around by choice. They look at you differently and for them you get to be the hero and probably the only human beings they have ever learned to trust.
You'll teach them to learn the fear of humans again before they're rereleased by reintegration and leaving them be in a semi natural environment with little contact. We call it a graduation station. That's where they learn pre crisis management. Lol.
People are scary, you have to remember that when that animal lashes out while all you are doing is trying to help, it isn't personal. Try to imagine what that feels like for a wild animal. Every day, evasion. Caution. Instinct. Aversion. Repeat this until eventually injury or death occurs. Laying there wounded and crying for help...when you approach them -- they don't understand you wont hurt them. To them they are in pain, weak, vulnerable or dying.
That survival instinct is the same one people use in a crisis.
We know that natural order ordains the sick vulnerable and weak to be the first to go, stragglers at a watering hole. They are not the first to be saved and they know this. They'll see you as a vulture until you show them differently.
I'm not trying to excuse kicking someone innocent in the head, figuratively, atleast when injured...but you take the injury, you keep working.
You don't ever depend on them to instantly trust you like a dog or cat who is better socialized and integrated into our world, you don't expect them to be pleasant...but some animals genuinely do become docile and learn to trust you. Those moments are what makes taking care of them worth it. Setting them free makes the injury you sustain trying to help worth it.
Next time think of the wild animals perspective instead of how you look to others when deciding how to respond, it makes you better at dealing with someone in crisis -- not merely planning in the event one should occur. I think veterans could heal a lot of trauma through caring for wildlife...I know it was one of the best experiences for me before my crisis occured.
Anywho, please don't give people your password strategy. I worry about people using that to plan a cyber attack against you. Stay safe.
And I'm impressed with your knowledge on these issues down to statistics. You have read the reports, some of the same ones I have read. Great interview.
LMK if you make a non profit for people who are in the *middle* of a crisis instead of preparing for one. I'd love to help out.
another ~ F A N T A S T I C ~ interview, most vital information on so many levels... LOVE the TY page... PBD rocks the world with meaningful content....
Thank you for your candor info Conversation felt real peace
God bless America!! We have ther best minds in the world. Thank you Pat for exposing through your Great work and amazing interviews.
Another great interview, and informing brilliant guest.
This interview should have waaaaaaay more views
Also if you don’t carry quarters, in Scotland we used the dock and also carried a metal lighter in our hand and that is the same as clenching a roll of quarters
Regarding safes, the best strategy would be to have a fake safe in an easily discoverable place. Inside that one put a bit of cash and some official documents/valuables you don’t particularly care to lose. And put all your important stuff in an extremely hidden place somewhere else. The thief will just waste their time trying to break into the fake safe and leave all your other items alone.
An added bonus to this strategy is that you can get away easy if someone decides to beat the combination of that safe out of you. As long as there is a decent amount of money in there they will leave you alone. If you want to spice things up you can record all the serial numbers of the notes in there and maybe throw in a flash drive with a virus on it.
You're a genius!
Another Good on Pat! thank you!
This channel helped me not go to collage and start my own start up. This was 2-3 years ago and im sorry but i have stopped watching Pat. Before i was able to learn so much right from Pat and i know thats dose not get as much views but i miss you man.
Thanks for mentioning Ronin Tactics… Tu Lam CAG. Appreciate it Clint
It would have been appropriate to talk about Scott Halverson, ex Navy Seal who died in Fallujah. One needs to pay greater attention to people like former Navy Seals. SCOTT HALVERSON who was the "poster boy" for the Navy Seal; he served for more than 12 years in a leadership position and then was let go. Scott had a hard time finding work in the Civilian world, even taking a job as Recreational Park Caretaker. He decided to join "Black Water"! Big mistake! He had to go through the usual "training" but found that the guy running the active training wasn't teaching it properly so Scott was going to expose him. This put Scott in a compromised position. Scott and two other guys were assigned a suicide mission. With NO armoured vehicle but just a standard civilian vehicle and no other protection nor proper directions nor map of Fallujah they were bullied into taking on a mission which was deliberately rigged for disaster. At an intersection in Fallujah all three were gunned down, bodies burned and mutilated; this is how Scott Halverson and two others ended their lives. It didn't have to end this way but most tragically it was the fault of Black Water and a personal vendetta by someone Scott was having problems with. So many military veterans have too few options available after their dedicated service. These are the cream of the crop and need to be honored and cared for, not forgotten and discarded!
A lot of the old homes in California have basements. My grandmother had a basement in one of her old house, also my great great auntie had one to and the are many more..
Love this..definitely my kind of crazy & doing it for good!!
Pat you are the best!!👌💯
“It’s not to hard for people with mental health to flip that switch” it’s not hard for people to flip the switch in general and everyone has varying levels of anxiety and depression that only makes people not seek help because of the trade offs. I could understand a psychotic disorder but there’s such a range that’s like saying it’s easy for poor people to break the law so they should be watched more.
Excellent podcast. Learned so much.
One of the things he said, "highly functional physociopath" born that way or made that way, but most likely they already had those traits. This is the reason most people in government are as duplicitous as they are, they are meant to be that way and that is why they have made it as far as they have, IMO.
Common sense is not common today...words to live by!
Patrick is amazing!
Top notch interview as always!
Thank you Pat . My new favorite !
The password advice is iffy as if a hacker can somehow obtain one password from a weaker encryption hash and see the pattern they will then be able to access everything. Add numbers and symbols, vary them for each password.
It takes a wise man to walk away, it takes a warrior to sacrifice.
That suit. That suit. Wow.
If you saw that guy out on the street you would never know he was a trained killer
@@michaelmartin96 Not at all. As someone said, “men have to be careful about what they say to each other because there’s always a low level threat of violence.”
@@qaidikramuddin this is true. Many times it is the most respectful guy, who is also the most capable when it comes to fighting
@@michaelmartin96 Spot on. Stole the words from my mouth.
Knocked it out of the park fellas. TY.
This guy is riveting.
Pat says how it is! 🙏
In South Africa we have regular home invasions. The invaders knows that you are likely to have a safe and they will hurt your loved ones in a horrific way if you do not tell them where it is and how to open it. The best defence is having 2 safes. One has a bit of cash and odds and ends and easy to find. The other one is the real McCoy with the real valuables.