Wonders.....how on earth people can be so beta brainwashed....ANNNN A-C-T-O-R of all people they are last people anyone should trust since they have mastered the arts of illusion, pretense, and A-C-T-I-N-G...they would not be good if you didnt buy it...sigh...🤦🏽♂️
he comes across as a real well rounded person .......I would have no problem being a friend of his I like that he doesn't; just want people on his pod cast that agree with him he wants genuine dialogue ......so not only is he a talented amazing actor he is a lovely interesting human being .......
Grew up around D.C. as well. Politicians have a looooong way to go to rebuilding trust. I don't believe much of anything coming out of Washington these days.
The entire system is a scam. Great interview though. I'd like to read an autobiography of you Jon. You are an eccentric and admirable man. I love all of your work you do.
They've lied to us, stole from us, and don't care about us, they've earned our distrust and a lot more like hangings. Obviously not every single one is that way but let their actions speak.
We are empowered to hold them accountable, we simply choose not to and allow ourselves, our brothers and sisters to be manipulated, to be led astray, to be fueled with hatred for each other and blame each other for our problems. Our constitution gives us the right and the mechanisms to take the power that we've entrusted to them away without having to string them up by their necks. Regardless of political party affiliation, we need to all step forward and demand the changes that we all surely agree with to get corruption out. 1. Term limits for everyone, 8 years regardless of role, including SCOTUS, make it impossible for them to make it a career in which they can dig in and enrich themselves. 2. Make it a felony to knowingly lie to the public, and extend that to anyone who calls themselves "news". 3. Kill citizens united, all political donations are public record, removing the loopholes that allow foreign assets to provide support to our politician's campaigns. Ban corporations from contributing to political campaigns. Also limit contributions to $100 max per person. 4. Ban lobbying, corporate interests shouldn't be able to use their money, power, favors or promises to buy policy or control our politicians, they work for the people, not the corporations. I don't know anyone who isn't extraordinary wealthy or already a politician who disagrees that the above changes should happen, yet we allow our politicians and/or our political identities to think otherwise. We can get corruption out of politics and government, we just choose to let them convince us that it's hopeless, that this is just the way it is and nothing we do will change it.
@@racerex340 I agree with all that, add any politician to be hung if the try to restrict any right or put forth a bill that wishes to limit them especially the second Amendment for example and I'm 100% down. But the part about us not holding them accountable is our biggest problem we don't care about shit unless it hurts our comfort or conveniences nobody wants to do shit until it's beating at the front door.
@@mortem-tyrannis I'm a 2A supporter and constitutionalist, but I can't agree with you thay "any bill that wishes to limit the 2nd amendment" is grounds for hanging someone. The idea that the 2nd amendment can survive without limitations as completely insane. No limitations would mean we should all be allowed to own .50 cal machine guns, grenades, middles, etc. The 2nd amendment had a few different purposes, one was the ability to defend one's self, another was to defend our nation against foreign forces, and the last was to defend ourselves from tyranny in our own nation by removing a tyrannical government if necessary. Warfare weaponry has modernized to the point where we could never actually fight our own government and win given fighter jets, drones, missiles, GPS guided Bombs and artillery, we'd never stand a chance even if we all had machine guns, our military is the most powerful in the world, more powerful than the next strongest nation by a factor of ten at least. That said, all legal law abiding citizens should be able to own firearms for self defense, hunting or even just collecting, but that doesn't mean we should just blindly allow anyone to own any weapon. There are restrictions that make sense and still allow us responsible law abiding people to own them. Convicted felons should never be allowed to own or use a gun (already illegal but too easy to get around), and some people just aren't mentally or emotionally capable of responsibly owning a firearm, these people are the ones that end up committing mass shooting events. Not only do we need to stop gun show sales that can skirt background checks, but we need to make it harder to buy a gun for someone else, make the registration legally tied to the owner who faces felony charges if the weapon he bought was used to commit a gun crime unless reported stolen. Make parents legally responsible if their children use their gun to commit a crime and they're found to have improperly or inadequately secure their firearms. I'd actually support mental screenings every ten years to maintain the ability to own firearms, pilots have to pass a grueling physical and psychological screening every 5 years to keep their ability to fly planes because of how dangerous a plane can be when improperly handled or a disturbed individual uses it to kill hundreds of people, I'd be willing to pass a screening every 10 years if it meant I get to continue owning firearms and emotionally / mentally disturbed people do not. All that said, gun ownership is a right afforded to us via our constitution. We have many other constitutional rights afforded to us that require qualifiers and nuance, you have the right to freedom of speech, but you cannot say certain things like state intent to murder freely, gun ownership isn't any different. The constitution originally protected slave ownership and even gave slave owning states "three fifths clause" voting powers, those things either phased out or were amended / modified because they no longer fit the times or represented America with their original intent. We can apply common sense to gun ownership that still constitutionally protects our tight to own them while also factoring for modern weapons technology and doing a better job at keeping them away from those who aim to commit large scale violent crimes like mass shootings with them.
Unfortunately, politics attracts the worst of humanity. They may not all be bad but the vast majority of the political elite are inherently bad people who only want power and money. I firmly believe you cannot be both a successful politician and a good person.
@@ABRAsylum unfortunately, in our current political system, I'd have to agree with you, have to change the rules, term limits, remove the ability to enrich themselves, make it so the people who actually enter are more likely doing so for the right reasons.
As a fellow combat vet, I respect that Wes has been very vocal in assisting our community and I agree with him on most positions, but he's also seemingly embellished some of his life experiences for political or financial gain. It's a bummer because he seems like a solid dude, but then again I guess most of them do at first.
@@redbeard4576 His book paints a picture of him growing up in Baltimore, which he didn't. He also was on Colbert Report and claimed he was awarded a Bronze Star for his service, which he wasn't.
Yes, if there is a good man trying to enter Politics it's like a sheep trying to enter into the lion's den, he or she has to become one of them or be eaten alive.
I listen to him and the way he speaks of his past etc. and just see red flags. He's a good looking guy and a smooth talker but quite possibly a sociopath. I don't see how others can't see this but most people are totally asleep at the wheel obviously.
god I really hope so I am having Frank Castle withdrawal !!! I love how he portrays the character it is real you dont always like him & sometimes what he does is just over the top but then he does something sweet & you start to justify his previous awful behaviour .......he is seeking not only vengeance but redemption he plays that complication so well & then you see him on his pod cast & just fall in love with the human being he is
Wow man, you really inspiring people with your content. You got 334k subs and still counting. and you deserve it. Keep'n up bro! From Indonesia to support you 🔥❤️
Hey Jon I’m wondering where I can get the combat boots i have dyslexia and can’t spell it nor find the link please help me out as much as you can! Also I’m a massive fan my favourite movie/series iv seen you in has to be The Punisher purely because the acting, the emotion and the stunts! You are a big inspiration to me and that’s all from me cya! ❤️
There are some stores on the internet that sell this stuff. Just search for military boots or combat boots and you will probably find something similiar.
"In his humility he said this country would be incomplete without me" He said this in jest but its 100 percent correct, the greatest thing about our nation is its diversity.
I feel bad for Wes here. Jon asks a great question, but I feel like anyone in politics knows the answer. The average American doesn’t give a single fuck about politics. Local election turnout is incredibly low. People don’t care. It’s much easier to say “oh my god! He’s so corrupt! All politicians suck!”, while at the same time, that person doesn’t even know their state Senator or state representative. It’s an information issue, but mostly a responsibility issue. Want to trust politicians? Take time out of ur day to learn politics. It’s an ugly game, but it comes with great rewards when voters are unified.
Not only this, but no one who watches this, maybe besides 1%, will read his policy platform. Give him a state legislature trifecta, and watch how he navigates implementing his policy agenda.
No one votes because it's pointless, the system is inherently broken. This country is well on it's way to the equivalent to the fall of rome and i'm gonna be sipping wine in a hammock as this shit pile burns down around us. Let it burn, so it can rise from the ashes because this shit isn't fixable and your naivety isn't doing you any favors.
And it's very hard to change distrust in politicians. Unfortunately there's been too much wrong. We would need 50 years of right and that won't happen not in a climate like this. Not with the current 2 party system but I don't thing there's even a better option
Well said...I would add ( with absolutely no disrespect intended) that right now we're so polarized that I don't know if we can even agree on what good IS or would look like. That breaks my devil dog heart. I don't just mean traditionally political issues or values but core stuff like morality..what it means to be a good man..
@@jacobfoster9185 100%... Some politicians go in with good intentions until they realize their only way to stay on top and keep making money is to appease your base at any cost. Then morality goes flying out the window.
Ahhh maaahhn...I'm so embarrassed ! I grew up in Montana and Washington and was a good student, went to college and served in the Corps, went to many places for training and for war...and I can't remember if I ever really thought about or understood that Maryland was a state !? I mean I MUST have..admittedly I lost some cognitive function and my right hand and some truly heroic brothers..but I was a bit surprised by Maryland being a state haha I kinda conceptualized it as a city??
Sorry, but even if Wes is being sincere (which I'm not convinced he 100% is), he will quickly conform to the status quo once in office, as all politicians do. You can talk about your track history. Bernie Sanders did this. But, when it comes down to it, what do even people like him do? Conform to the status quo. Why? Because the two political parties wield such power over your fate. They can easily fund your corporate rival, and money almost always dictates who wins. Ironically, Wes' response to the question he was asked about mistrusting politicians was "I hear you." Meaning, he acknowledges it is a systemic problem. As someone who is former military, he should be all too aware of the effect of the 'culture' over your good intentions; likewise for those who join the police force. If he's sincere, he needs a game plan for how he's going to overcome these neo-liberal politicians. No politician has succeeded so far in joining a bad team and trying to change it. They bend to its will.
Take the money out of politics and you’ll have real leaders and people we can trust. 🐍🇺🇸
He's literally running in the party of the Rich.
@@Aloha_Bama lol fuck both sides!
@@refugeehugsforfree4151 fuck both sides🤘🏽
democrats dont want money out of politics, they rake in millions, and in some cases, hundreds of millions.
False...yikes...stay away from politics please if you think like that.
Great interview as always. Love how Jon is not just another actor, but is sooooo much more. Totally keeping it real.
Wonders.....how on earth people can be so beta brainwashed....ANNNN A-C-T-O-R of all people they are last people anyone should trust since they have mastered the arts of illusion, pretense, and A-C-T-I-N-G...they would not be good if you didnt buy it...sigh...🤦🏽♂️
“just not another actor” lols.
@@Mxy NOT FUCKING another actor he's fucking nice friendly
he comes across as a real well rounded person .......I would have no problem being a friend of his I like that he doesn't; just want people on his pod cast that agree with him he wants genuine dialogue ......so not only is he a talented amazing actor he is a lovely interesting human being .......
Grew up around D.C. as well. Politicians have a looooong way to go to rebuilding trust. I don't believe much of anything coming out of Washington these days.
The entire system is a scam. Great interview though. I'd like to read an autobiography of you Jon. You are an eccentric and admirable man. I love all of your work you do.
A quick read of his stance on major issues makes me not trust him. He just regurgitates what every democratic candidate says.
They've lied to us, stole from us, and don't care about us, they've earned our distrust and a lot more like hangings. Obviously not every single one is that way but let their actions speak.
We are empowered to hold them accountable, we simply choose not to and allow ourselves, our brothers and sisters to be manipulated, to be led astray, to be fueled with hatred for each other and blame each other for our problems. Our constitution gives us the right and the mechanisms to take the power that we've entrusted to them away without having to string them up by their necks.
Regardless of political party affiliation, we need to all step forward and demand the changes that we all surely agree with to get corruption out.
1. Term limits for everyone, 8 years regardless of role, including SCOTUS, make it impossible for them to make it a career in which they can dig in and enrich themselves.
2. Make it a felony to knowingly lie to the public, and extend that to anyone who calls themselves "news".
3. Kill citizens united, all political donations are public record, removing the loopholes that allow foreign assets to provide support to our politician's campaigns. Ban corporations from contributing to political campaigns. Also limit contributions to $100 max per person.
4. Ban lobbying, corporate interests shouldn't be able to use their money, power, favors or promises to buy policy or control our politicians, they work for the people, not the corporations.
I don't know anyone who isn't extraordinary wealthy or already a politician who disagrees that the above changes should happen, yet we allow our politicians and/or our political identities to think otherwise. We can get corruption out of politics and government, we just choose to let them convince us that it's hopeless, that this is just the way it is and nothing we do will change it.
@@racerex340 I agree with all that, add any politician to be hung if the try to restrict any right or put forth a bill that wishes to limit them especially the second Amendment for example and I'm 100% down. But the part about us not holding them accountable is our biggest problem we don't care about shit unless it hurts our comfort or conveniences nobody wants to do shit until it's beating at the front door.
@@mortem-tyrannis I'm a 2A supporter and constitutionalist, but I can't agree with you thay "any bill that wishes to limit the 2nd amendment" is grounds for hanging someone. The idea that the 2nd amendment can survive without limitations as completely insane. No limitations would mean we should all be allowed to own .50 cal machine guns, grenades, middles, etc. The 2nd amendment had a few different purposes, one was the ability to defend one's self, another was to defend our nation against foreign forces, and the last was to defend ourselves from tyranny in our own nation by removing a tyrannical government if necessary. Warfare weaponry has modernized to the point where we could never actually fight our own government and win given fighter jets, drones, missiles, GPS guided Bombs and artillery, we'd never stand a chance even if we all had machine guns, our military is the most powerful in the world, more powerful than the next strongest nation by a factor of ten at least.
That said, all legal law abiding citizens should be able to own firearms for self defense, hunting or even just collecting, but that doesn't mean we should just blindly allow anyone to own any weapon. There are restrictions that make sense and still allow us responsible law abiding people to own them. Convicted felons should never be allowed to own or use a gun (already illegal but too easy to get around), and some people just aren't mentally or emotionally capable of responsibly owning a firearm, these people are the ones that end up committing mass shooting events. Not only do we need to stop gun show sales that can skirt background checks, but we need to make it harder to buy a gun for someone else, make the registration legally tied to the owner who faces felony charges if the weapon he bought was used to commit a gun crime unless reported stolen. Make parents legally responsible if their children use their gun to commit a crime and they're found to have improperly or inadequately secure their firearms. I'd actually support mental screenings every ten years to maintain the ability to own firearms, pilots have to pass a grueling physical and psychological screening every 5 years to keep their ability to fly planes because of how dangerous a plane can be when improperly handled or a disturbed individual uses it to kill hundreds of people, I'd be willing to pass a screening every 10 years if it meant I get to continue owning firearms and emotionally / mentally disturbed people do not.
All that said, gun ownership is a right afforded to us via our constitution. We have many other constitutional rights afforded to us that require qualifiers and nuance, you have the right to freedom of speech, but you cannot say certain things like state intent to murder freely, gun ownership isn't any different. The constitution originally protected slave ownership and even gave slave owning states "three fifths clause" voting powers, those things either phased out or were amended / modified because they no longer fit the times or represented America with their original intent. We can apply common sense to gun ownership that still constitutionally protects our tight to own them while also factoring for modern weapons technology and doing a better job at keeping them away from those who aim to commit large scale violent crimes like mass shootings with them.
Unfortunately, politics attracts the worst of humanity. They may not all be bad but the vast majority of the political elite are inherently bad people who only want power and money. I firmly believe you cannot be both a successful politician and a good person.
@@ABRAsylum unfortunately, in our current political system, I'd have to agree with you, have to change the rules, term limits, remove the ability to enrich themselves, make it so the people who actually enter are more likely doing so for the right reasons.
1. Age limits
2. Term limits, every level
3. Minimum qualifications
4. Politics funded by individuals, yearly contribution limits
5. Require voting
As a fellow combat vet, I respect that Wes has been very vocal in assisting our community and I agree with him on most positions, but he's also seemingly embellished some of his life experiences for political or financial gain. It's a bummer because he seems like a solid dude, but then again I guess most of them do at first.
I just became aware of him today. He seems pretty genuine from the little I’ve seen of him. What has he embellished?
@@redbeard4576 His book paints a picture of him growing up in Baltimore, which he didn't. He also was on Colbert Report and claimed he was awarded a Bronze Star for his service, which he wasn't.
Thank you for your service sir. You sound like a solid dude. Based on what I've read about Wes...he's most definitely not.
Yes, if there is a good man trying to enter Politics it's like a sheep trying to enter into the lion's den, he or she has to become one of them or be eaten alive.
I listen to him and the way he speaks of his past etc. and just see red flags. He's a good looking guy and a smooth talker but quite possibly a sociopath. I don't see how others can't see this but most people are totally asleep at the wheel obviously.
This look of jon really gives me a hope that marvel has called him to be ready for a punisher return!
god I really hope so I am having Frank Castle withdrawal !!! I love how he portrays the character it is real you dont always like him & sometimes what he does is just over the top but then he does something sweet & you start to justify his previous awful behaviour .......he is seeking not only vengeance but redemption he plays that complication so well & then you see him on his pod cast & just fall in love with the human being he is
He’s got the Punisher hair going on. Not saying anything is happening but….
Awesome interview! love the show
Jon is such dope guy
Much love from Baltimore MD
Wow man, you really inspiring people with your content. You got 334k subs and still counting. and you deserve it.
Keep'n up bro! From Indonesia to support you 🔥❤️
Great interview get Jon, Wes was the right pick to win the nomination
If I lived in Maryland based on this interview he would have my vote
Wes do what's right for Maryland! Handle business. Great interview from The HZ!
Whats with the sterile office setting?
Great interview
You know I'm gonna watch because I saw that dope Maryland flag!!! 🦀
He definitely sounds like a politician.
Please, where's the translation for PT-BR, PLEASE
Love you man!
i usually despise politicians but this guy has my utmost respect
Hey Jon I’m wondering where I can get the combat boots i have dyslexia and can’t spell it nor find the link please help me out as much as you can! Also I’m a massive fan my favourite movie/series iv seen you in has to be The Punisher purely because the acting, the emotion and the stunts! You are a big inspiration to me and that’s all from me cya! ❤️
ua-cam.com/video/y3EYdSVGPL0/v-deo.html.
BATES COMBAT BOOTS
There are some stores on the internet that sell this stuff. Just search for military boots or combat boots and you will probably find something similiar.
Congrats to Wes on his victory for Governor
You tell them they are right.
It’s the only rational and honest answer.
Thank you for introducing me to Wes Moore. I can’t wait to follow his path👍
Where are you going to hike a mountain in Maryland?
Cumberland
@@nicksnowden5358 how big? And where
@@nicksnowden5358 never heard of mountains in maryland
Too many beads too count.. all up in it.
Crab pickers??? No one from md has ever said that 😂
Grüße von Steyr, Austria 🇦🇹
If you become governor please clean house at DDA. Bring in people who will let the disability community to the table and not make choices for us.
"In his humility he said this country would be incomplete without me" He said this in jest but its 100 percent correct, the greatest thing about our nation is its diversity.
I feel bad for Wes here. Jon asks a great question, but I feel like anyone in politics knows the answer. The average American doesn’t give a single fuck about politics. Local election turnout is incredibly low. People don’t care. It’s much easier to say “oh my god! He’s so corrupt! All politicians suck!”, while at the same time, that person doesn’t even know their state Senator or state representative. It’s an information issue, but mostly a responsibility issue. Want to trust politicians? Take time out of ur day to learn politics. It’s an ugly game, but it comes with great rewards when voters are unified.
Not only this, but no one who watches this, maybe besides 1%, will read his policy platform. Give him a state legislature trifecta, and watch how he navigates implementing his policy agenda.
No one votes because it's pointless, the system is inherently broken. This country is well on it's way to the equivalent to the fall of rome and i'm gonna be sipping wine in a hammock as this shit pile burns down around us.
Let it burn, so it can rise from the ashes because this shit isn't fixable and your naivety isn't doing you any favors.
now interview a Republican
Amazing
didnt really seem to the answer the question just talked like a politician about some random life story
And it's very hard to change distrust in politicians. Unfortunately there's been too much wrong. We would need 50 years of right and that won't happen not in a climate like this. Not with the current 2 party system but I don't thing there's even a better option
Well said...I would add ( with absolutely no disrespect intended) that right now we're so polarized that I don't know if we can even agree on what good IS or would look like. That breaks my devil dog heart. I don't just mean traditionally political issues or values but core stuff like morality..what it means to be a good man..
@@jacobfoster9185 100%... Some politicians go in with good intentions until they realize their only way to stay on top and keep making money is to appease your base at any cost. Then morality goes flying out the window.
@@RxanDz power corrupts.
I just read his book, “the other wes Moore” and I honestly really enjoyed it.
I'll be voting for Wes to represent me in the Governors House.
We want Andrew Lincoln in your podcast,, please🥺
Ahhh maaahhn...I'm so embarrassed !
I grew up in Montana and Washington and was a good student, went to college and served in the Corps, went to many places for training and for war...and I can't remember if I ever really thought about or understood that Maryland was a state !? I mean I MUST have..admittedly I lost some cognitive function and my right hand and some truly heroic brothers..but I was a bit surprised by Maryland being a state haha I kinda conceptualized it as a city??
Hahahah this is hilarious
Feel good to be a Marylander now
If you trust our current politicians, you're an absolute fool.
Nice
Democrat party made me republican lol
Eh democrat nominees don’t have much to run on lately
"Vote for me or you're Racist!" Is all they have.
Don't Truss It!
The biggest word salad I have ever heard. Happy to hear the Shia pod,but this isn't real. This is Hollywood period
Hope you win ❤❤
Lol establishment democrat 🤣
Sorry, but even if Wes is being sincere (which I'm not convinced he 100% is), he will quickly conform to the status quo once in office, as all politicians do. You can talk about your track history. Bernie Sanders did this. But, when it comes down to it, what do even people like him do? Conform to the status quo. Why? Because the two political parties wield such power over your fate. They can easily fund your corporate rival, and money almost always dictates who wins.
Ironically, Wes' response to the question he was asked about mistrusting politicians was "I hear you." Meaning, he acknowledges it is a systemic problem.
As someone who is former military, he should be all too aware of the effect of the 'culture' over your good intentions; likewise for those who join the police force.
If he's sincere, he needs a game plan for how he's going to overcome these neo-liberal politicians. No politician has succeeded so far in joining a bad team and trying to change it. They bend to its will.
lol.
Blah blah blah, Same old rhetoric.
We need less of Moore and should grab some Cox instead.
politics is for the peasants
Dude couldnt/wouldn't pay his water bill for 18 months. Didn't pay his bills since 2021
I've been to Maryland it's kinda sucks
Dems...smh
😄 p̾r̾o̾m̾o̾s̾m̾
Totally a black politician
This guy is a snake. Talks alot while saying nothing
Great interview.