Charles Manson Interview with Ron Reagan Jr (Complete)
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One of the better interviews of Manson, the interviewer doesn't goad him o and spends most of the time listening to what Charles has to say.
This is the best interview I've seen with Charlie Manson. The interviewer isn't rude like most of Charlie's interviewers.
Nicholas Schreck and Ron Reagan, Jr. are the two best interviews. There is one other interview though, that I can't remember currently, where he is in prison but he is outside in the back hanging out with a few other inmates and they had the radio going too. So there's really only three good interviews.
The Geraldo, Snyder and Daniels interviews were more of a war or a chess game, which Manson in my opinion, check mated all the people trying to demonize him.
Manson didn't commit those crimes. Tex Watson did! Tex Watson was the psychopath and all those people that turned on him, Sadie, Watson, Krinwinlke all turned on Manson and lied about what happened so they could plea bargain with the D.A. to get their death penalty sentences commuted to just life in prison.
Manson is actually a really down to earth good person. He isn't the demon the media makes him out to be. Manson was one of the greatest philosophers of the 20th century in my opinion.
Mike Green "Good person"?? "Great philosopher"?? How old are you, seriously? What do you read?
Yes Ronnie Jr is a very good interviewer, he's no Nancy boy haha
*****
jr looks like Paul Shafer
+Mike Green that third interview is in vacaville nuthouse i think, hes heavily medicated in that one. but its still a good watch.
When they played his music, you could see the sadness in his eyes. Taking music away from him, probably was the worse thing they did to him.
Then put the voice of a man he was familiar with over his lyrics
that sums it up in one big lump. ATWA 🕊
Not giving the guy respect but he knew a lot of guitar chords and unusual chord progressions in his songs that I wasn't aware until that film Matt Smith (who's english) unsprisingly a musician any how like karate kid Ralph m was but probably better on guitar .
@@waynesilverman3048😂😂 You must have seen the video of Ralph Matchio's actual guitar playing from the Crossroads duel .
@@GypsyNomad912 Yes cross roads is what i remember of ralph m playing
You gotta give it to Ronnie Jr, he did a respectful and honest interview and got more out of Charlie than the previous ten interviews
Wow. Charlie mentioned the pornography videos of Sharon. That was something not officially released or known about so there might be something to it.
I think it was Bugliosi who said, shortly before his death, that Polanski retrieved those videos when he returned (the police had collected them as part of their search). Apparently, Polanski had forced/coerced, and filmed, Sharon having sex with two men. It seems she was very unhappy about that, but did it for Polanski. Given that he turned out to be a complete degenerate and child rapist, I don’t put it past him.
Her husband was a horrible man who used to make videos of her being raped by other men.
He was also a pedophile who ran away to another Country when he was charged for raping an 11 year old girl.
It was in Bugliosi's book.
Oh man, now this is a good interview. This guy doesn't have an agenda or even an opinion, he's just asking honest and sensible questions. None of this "Everyone thinks you're a monster" crap.
This is my favorite Charles Manson interview. I believe that is because Ron Reagan Jr. treated him with respect as an interviewer.
Liz Leb, he treated him with respect so he could get Manson to answer questions without feeling misunderstood....but Regan knew what he was doing, he was manipulating him, sorry, but that's the only way you can get him to talk atleast halfway lucid.
Megan Bordenave Impressive really. Someone out manipulated Manson.
No one manipulated anyone.
He treated him like a person and listened to his perspective. Others talked to him as an evil personality, a murderer, a psychopath.
Regan is pretty smart
as crazy as ppl may think he is....he was talking about things that we are just now starting to understand. the building of more prisons for profit....not a new start or rehabilitation. he spoke of the treatment of the earth in other interviews and how it's done for profit and the large gaps in rich and poor etc etc
When you can see the future people will call you crazy. Manson was a couple decades ahead of the curve. He tried to warn us.
@countvanbruno182 yup. Just like a lot of people predicted the future with covid, masks, and vaccines. People thought they were tin foil hats and conspiracy theorists. Not they ended up being right. They predicted the future.
Okay and what does that have to do with him being the mastermind behind horrific murders.
This was the best interview with Manson. Reagan does an excellent job.
nah the nicholas schreck one was better
I like this one because he does get too talk but I like the Tom Snyder one also because at times Tom actually acts like he's understanding. catch him laughing with CM at times. till he realizes he's doing an interview.
The people who interview CM are so much inferior and anyone unspoiled and intelligent can catch this most evident fact.
Because he is agnostic, and lets him get going without preaching at him in any way.
G.B. Ausmeier (Aussie) absolutely!
Do you notice that in this interview Manson is alot more laid back with the interviewee, giving sensible answers to a certain extent and not jumping down the throat of the interviewer. This is all down to the body language of R Reagan Jr and the way he asks his questions. Manson feels like he is being treated with some sort of respect from him so in return you get a more sort of civiised Manson !
"A more sort of civilized Manson". Is that the kind of Manson that waits till the end of the interview to order your murder?
Like Manson said he projects the way you treat him back at you
Sum One exactly to this day there hasn’t been any proof.
Creme Sundii, ABSOLUTELY!!
@@elizaawan3748 No proof of anything, yet he died in jail, meanwhile the true monsters are running your country and laughing at your suffering drinking some chardonnay.
Finally an interviewer that doesn't act like he knows him or what's in his mind.
This is the best interview ever! Ron Jr. was so cool and let Charlie express himself without judging or interrupting him like all those other Idiots who try to make him look crazy or whatever.
He definitely liked Manson's music
Or make themselves look better
Very well said and very true.
Geraldo was the worst. He tried antagonizing Manson by calling him a dog and an an evil serial killer. Geraldo only succeeded in making himself look like a tool. The interview with Tom Snyder was similar. At one point, Manson made Snyder smile on camera and Snyder quickly caught himself and changed his expression to a serious look.
@@lincbond442
at least Geraldo didn't
*BRING OUT THE OLIVES*
If he had been born into wealth, he would have been either a Politician or a Tycoon.
He would have been sitting in the interview chair like Ronnie Jr.
Patrick Milleken Or maybe, a murderous, manipulative ogre. Flip a goddam coin.
@@horsehide3039 murderous, manipulative ogre or a politician/tycoon. What's the difference?
Or maybe a preacher. They're more manipulative than what you have mentioned
most likely Hitler.
he speaks of the insanity of the world that we live in and yet we call him insane
Lol I will give him some credit
eyextraction yeah no big deal. Ppl die everyday
Jacy Gratton he ordered the murder of people.. are you Nuts!
deckard163 you are a moron!
John Okie hes not a moron...its fact...he never touched anyone, the most he is guilty òf is car jacking, those other people murdered on their own free will, you can argue manson controlled them, but he didnt and they couldve change their mind before th3y did what they did
This is the best Manson interview out there. He's treating Charlie like an actual human being.
Funny thing is they lived in the same neighborhood at the same time. Manson a man with no job out of jail…. Living in the SAME neighborhood as the governor of California.
lol no one heard about that tho.
“Gobbling each other’s knobs”. LOL. He’s one of a kind, this cat. Classic.
Ron Reagan is a good interviewer
Bullshit.......or trolling.
Richard Hewlett may not be perfect but he didnt seem to judge charlie or interupt
a midget next to CM
tom sanderson , no he sucks. He's full of himself, full of shit.
Sarah Monroe where do you get your news? It's nice to see somebody who stands up for journalistic integrity. The internet age has caused an information boom where there's too much news for anybody to reasonably read and most of it's bullshit lol
this is a tutorial on how to interview Charlie, let him speak and he'll give useful info
Phenomenal interview, It proves he wad absouletly sane & more interesting & intelligent than most people ever knew, He was a scapegoat, later interviews of him acting crazy was just a act, He knew it didnt matter what he did
You are Absolutely Right.... Charlie was Used as a Scapegoat 💯
If you really listen to Charlie, he really is a fascinating person to hear.
his nickname should be Steve Garvey... he's a question Dodger.
Gary Price master manipulator at its best.
Listening hearing is two different things
So is dumb and ignorant.
@@cultfilmfreakreviews it looks to me Charlie wasn't dodging questions, rather he knew a particular question was leading to a set up to twist his words for a salacious sound bite. Very intelligent if you ask me
I personally don't care for Ron Reagan, Jr., but I will have to admit, this is probably the best interview of Manson I've ever heard. Fantastic job.......
No one gives a flying f*** what you think about Ron Reagan Jr. bro
Agreed. I don't care for him either but he did a great job, here.
Charlie liked this dude because he treated him like a human. Y its so good.
Look at how real he got when the music started.I think all he ever wanted was to play his music and have it be heard. He plays the insane side well when he expresses his distaste in society. Interesting character.
Jen Dart nowadays everyone does that. This society is sickening
This man is so self serving. Takes no responsibility for anything involving the murders. Seems to love hear himself talk
No, that’s clearly not all he ever wanted. Get your facts straight
@@josephperrotta5143 I don't think he believed that he was responsible for those murders, and he may very well have been correct about that, but we'll never know for sure. He never denied being a criminal and doing bad things, but he always denied that he ordered anyone to kill people in the Tate/Labianca murders. I don't see what reason he had to lie about that given the fact that he knew he was never going to get out of prison.
@@williamkoscielniak7871no, he still had some hope that he could possibly get out one day according to what I read on his website while he was still alive. But then again, his then fiance was the one maintaining his website, so those where her words, not his. So I guess, who knows.
Exactly why he will never come out of prison... He knows too much.
Snake anyone who can read a tabloid and find one of these all day news channels or get within 200 miles of alex jones can be just as "wise".
He knows too much..... what? Fantasies that come out of his head? He can't go two sentences without saying something incoherent. He never came out of prison because he ordered the gruesome murder of several people. He should have been executed, and it's a disgrace to justice and the victims' families that he wasn't.
And you think he was in prison because he "knew too much"? Hoo boy......
MaskedMarvyl “he ordered the gruesome murders” where is the actual proof of this? No one ever said he ordered the murders, the girls who killed said that Charlie said “do what tex says” & the Tex said that he THOUGHT charlie wanted him to go kill. Charlie never direct led anyone to be killed you fucking sheep, you believe whatever bullshit the media feeds you & we all know the media’s content isn’t created for “truth” it’s created to make $.
@@horselovercock6835, hells yes.
@@blkscrpn1612 excatly. Not saying he did or didnt do it. But he had no chance. The media and prosecutors had a made up narrative so they filled in the blanks to make it work. And thats a scary thing, because me you or anyone goes to trial. They dont look at evidence, they convict on emotions. No matter the evidence. People forget reasonable doubt is a real thing to come with a non guilty verict. But today thar will never happen. Our system is so broken.
we all have jesus in us - Charles Manson
15:05
Text Watson said that he was not influenced by Manson. Sharon Tates mother said that she did not blame Manson for the crimes. Manson should have been able to represent himself or have a lawyer of his choice. Manson should have been able to cross examine and call witnesses. Nixon should not have said what he said publicly prior to the completion of the trial and influence public opinion / jurors etc. People with a commercial interest in the guilty result should not have been allowed to be involved in the trial.
Thank you for the info about Nixon , I was not aware of that fact
'How are you going to go to heaven if you haven't danced in hell..?' Prolific...
Hes dancing in hell alright
This is probably the best interview that i've seen yet.
Haha! Manson: "What set me on fire was the thought."...Reagan: "I thought it was the gasoline." lol
What a great interview! I hadn't seen this before. I am actually not a fan of Ron Reagan Jr. but wow, he really nailed a terrific interview here. The best I've ever seen with Manson. He asks intelligent, brief, pointed questions and listens. Fantastic.
don't focus on the bottle, focus on the message it was carrying
This man was not crazy or guilty. He simply was one of the people of that time in history who were enlightened by psychedelics he knew exactly whats up people just cant understand him
His thinking and philosophy definitely comes from psychedelic use i agree with him on most of his philosophy
Shut up lmao he's nuts. This is literally the only interview where he doesn't start rambling like a nut
You mean the bit about the three rings around the queens hat, or the no 17 pertaining to angels? Yeah, that's totally deep, man.@@Datníğğa123
Facts
mk ultra
I really like Manson's music. Regardless of what he did or didn't do he seems to have been very talented in that regard. Granted his style of music's not for everybody, but I like it.
I think the guy doing this interview ended up liking Manson, by the look of it.....Also, he won Manson over with the answer to his question. Perfect answer as well, I would have said exactly the same
The guy doing the interview is President Ronald Reagan's son....duh!
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I think President Reagan's son is enjoying interviewing the guy in the yellow jumpsuit.
90sarcade is that u in that photo ?
@@waynesilverman3048 lol nah I'm not the rave man 😂
The way I teared up when the music started playing bc you can clearly see Charles feeling something. His little smile after the CD was playing was just…..shocking fantastic
The bit that affected me, was when he spoke about being forcibly drugged with antipsychotics.
The inerviewer initially questioned the accusation before asking"They did that?"
30 years of Solitude, Sedation and Sadistic treatment (whether that be from the staff, inmates or himself).
I kinda think he actually pretty sane all things considered...
He should have been paroled
Lol wtf
agree this guy will be an amir@@roygray2358
@@matthewclaridge8063oh no the drugged him with lsd
It’s nice to hear an interview where they actually let Manson talk. So many interviewers would talk over him and interrupt. Ron Jr showed compassion. I don’t think Charles Manson was used to that.
George carlin & robin Williams
Hah, well said. Surprised nobody else commented to that in four years.
This One Yea Charlie does kinda remind me of a darker George Carlin
Damn, good comparison. Both in my Top 5 favorite comedians along with Hicks and Stanhope!
He looks and sounds a lot like George Carlin (when they were younger of course).
Manson lit up when Ron brought out a cd of his songs. Like he realised that some of his achievements/positives haven’t gone totally unnoticed. My favourite song of him where he actually sings it is “Charles manson- look at your game girl”.
When he speaks about kids in jail he speaks the truth. Back then they treated kids like shit, especially if your poor.
kitty Love Nothings changed, it's the same old devil with a new smile.
Manson is finally able to be himself in this 1991 interview with Ronald Reagan's son. Ron is not judging, attacking, or accusing Manson of anything and as a result, Manson's defenses went down from the start and he was calm and able to be himself and for all to see, he's really a good, soft spoken, intelligent and likable guy. Best ever interview of Manson. The most real, genuine and sincere at least.
Danimal300zx great interview. Reagan was excellent.
Dude plays by Jungle rules I wouldn't like or trust him at all.
Charlie at his most coherent ever. He must have respected Ron enough that he didn't bother with his usual antics.
You can see the humanity in him when Ron Jr plays his song. And just as fast its taken away. Maybe a bleek glimpse into a tortured soul thats fought and fought and faced perilous struggles.
He felt Love thru music. I believe that One person showing him love could have helped him.
Best interview I’ve ever heard from him completely makes sense
Ron is wearing a jacket that is two times bigger than it needs to be. He looks so ridiculous. Charlie is dressed better than him.
So he is said to be the most dangerous man but in every interview he his never in cuffs my opinion he was jailed for exposing government
Just watch his interviews
Thank you for those who like my comments
"You want us to abide by rules and regulations, but whos making you abide by rules and regulations?"
Charlie isn't the monster I thought he was when I was 10 years old. He's most definitely institutionalized, more than likely insane, but he sure knows how to work people and the system.
Not insane, but most likely on the spectrum. And as we know, in those days that kind of discussion was taboo. In my belief he was a CIA asset that got off his leash.
“you’ve got abortion clinics cutting the babies out your own DAUGHTERS! I fucking love this man
RON REAGAN ! YOU CONDUCTED A EXCELLENT INTERVIEW ! CHARLIE WAS RELAXED IN YOUR PRESENSE ! THANK YOU ! RON ! FOR BEING RESPECTFUL !
Charlie is worth millions. He is such a case book study of what happens to kids with no guidance. He makes one shiver.
Shiver? He gives warmth
More like what happened to people who know more than they should
1.sorry but he wont sellout even for millions
2He is such a case book study of what happens to kids with no nonsense and brainwashing.
3.He makes one enlighten and fearless.
Uh, more like, this is what happens when MK Ultra gets ahold of you. Like the Unibomber
Does he? How about the abortion clinics that cut babies out of your womb...is that “guidance”
You’re living in a delusion, girl
Notice how he said psychologists come to him asking him about his techniques n when he doesn't share they drug him... interesting
yup that’s sinister of the system to do that
watching this again I just realized, Manson sounds like Robin Williams!!!
This is Manson off his meds. Sane.
Pik Osyris This is the part of his gameplan when he gets around someone who he believes is nieve and impressionable and open to programming. That guy's lucky that manson didn't have any downers.
The interviewer was about the only one I seen so far that would treat Charles with some dignity, but he lost it in the end and could not help himself to belittle Charles with his last remark. How much money was made on this mans back? and people are still making money right off his back. The revenue of Charles Manson is counted in the billions so far. Tortured from the age of 10, experimented upon. Charles was a character made by violence, experimentation and depression. Held down for the most part of his life, yet his words and what he says makes much more sense than most of us are able to express. I have great sympathy for Charles.
❤ same.
@@willowbrooks ♥
He was the only interviewer I've seen treat Charlie like a human being. The world isn't the same without ya, Charlie.
Manson was ahead of his town very conscious
In miles or kilometers: how far ahead of his town?
Time not town ,evidently u are stupid
He was far smarter and wiser than anyone gives him credit for
Zarathustra Boppalomynous 10:17 is the stupidest theory of the crimes ever suggested, Ron has to suppress a laugh. If you think this no-talent loser was smart and wise, I feel sorry for you
Zarathustra Boppalomynous everyone does actually
@@ricardolafou5921 That's true & I agree, but to be able to manipulate people to do atrocious things to his command, you have to be pretty smart. Is he a bum? Yes. Is he a bad person? Yes. Is he stupid? Not really.
Dang it, Bobby I get your point and you get mine 👍🏼✌🏻 just some people cant look trough the bullshit.
@@ricardolafou5921 Thanks, and stay safe in these trying times. ✌
Once you standunder who runs this place (the banksters)then you'll know that this man Manson isn't in prison for what he did -but for what they did to him and a lot of other people-and the way of their world that we live in...But,you have to be awake---then you'd have to have an epiphany within yourself as you realize that they have misguided humanity in a myriad of ways all for they're intention of selfish profit and gain-deceptively disguised as benevelent behavior.Example: The fed----Its not federal and its owned by globalist zionist banksters who invented fractional dirivatives ----where 1 = 10 for them and 1 for you.Everything fucked up in this world ,you can lay at the feet of the banksters and their parasitic psychopathy.Now we have privately owned prisons...How fucked up is that?
RIP Charlie. Hope your planting some fig trees in heaven
You get back what you put into the conversation with Manson...most interviewers do not understand or have any interest in that...but this one was different. Manson truly opened up to this kid and told him some deeply valuable shit. One ounce of legitimate respect was all it took.
Absolutely! Just like he said in the Geraldo interview and I quote.. "See people don't hear eachother We talk to eachother but it's very seldom that we communicate" Charles M
He used to keep his face shaved and his hair short. Then they stopped letting him cut his hair and shave because they wanted him to look crazy. He says so in a later interview.
wanted him to look like a hippie cult leader
That wasn’t true. He kept his hair long. The mugshot of him on the cover of life magazine was taken of him in April 1968 after the whole family was arrested when their bus got stuck in the mud. A year and a half prior to being arrested for Tate Labianca stuff.
Everything about this story fascinates me. If one should ever die being misunderstood, it's Charles Manson.
You would be a perfect rube to get manipulated by Manson. Thank your lucky stars that you did not live in Los Angeles in 1969. He would have been able to talk you into sticking a knife into an innocent person.
@@arcanefrequencies5157 this is an extremely ignorant comment.
@@davem7173 That’s not true. He can only corner so many. He could only convince so many. For the love of biscuits, don’t put all your eggs in one basket.
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Why does this guy look and sound like George Carlin?! Wonder if they're related...
There’s no way this guy did what they said he did, whatever that is. I know he wasn’t convicted of killing anyone;I believe, just conspiracy. In any case, he’s like mini street people I’ve came across in my life you kind of feel sorry for him, but you don’t take him serious. There’s no way he could’ve been the head of a clan of women, manipulating and controlling their mind or whatever. I mean, listen to this guy; his sentences aren’t coherent, maybe just a little bit, sometimes, enough to communicate, to a degree. What did you he can clearly see he’s got psychological issues, not playing with a full deck, if you will once again, if he’s the same now as he was, when he was convicted, it’s just impossible. Also, I believe I heard in an interview of Madison that Bugliosi pretty much made up the whole prosecuting story.
I love how this man casually says things like, "I spent a year in the hole," and, yet, he doesn't feel sorry for himself - it is just a part of his story (he accepts his dark fate). Most people couldn't survive a day in the life of this man (let alone a WEEK in solitary - he spent most of his life in solitary). He had no fear. No fear of humiliation (especially). I thought he was a narcissistic maniac growing up, but (when and if you hit any kind of enlightenment), you can't help but see him "trying hard to be real" in a world that makes it impossible to be honest.
@@smoothbuddha7212 Beautifully said. I wonder if crucifixion has to be the only outcome, but it certainly appears that way. Socrates is another great example of this. Galileo too. Even Marco Polo was declared a liar and died disgraced (they said he fabricated his journeys, which he never did). It's almost as if "greatness" in human being is a fatal flaw...
It's strange how much people fear what they do not understand.
You can See the Truth... Congratulations and God Bless You 🙏🏾💯❤️
in america its illegal to have too much influence especially if it doesn't fit the agenda.
Even if he told his followers to kill, they made the final decision. It was a choice!
What a farce. The more I research this man, the more I realize he is just a product of his environment. He is literally insane with small hints of wisdom...just the right combo for the murders that happened. People who were poor, abandoned, and broken internally lashed out at those who had everything. I think he made such huge waves in the media because it made it easier for people to look at themselves in the mirror.
I'd argue he's wise due to the right amount of insanity.
@@scottmatznick3140yet the murderers lacked wisdom but did the killings.. he proving how people in society are brainwashed
Ron Reagan Jr is nothing like his father! He did an amazing Jon interviewing Manson, best I've ever seen,
Whos to say ronald reagan wouldn't have been a good interviewer?
Because Ronald Reagan was an idiot.
Reagan was a veteran actor. He could interview in a good way.
Yo Kai John If Regan jr. ran for president, I would have definitely voted for him.
Your right, he might not be a pure soul but he never had any chance to defend himself in court and no one was even allowed to be questioned about him on the stand cause the d.a. said he had too much mind control over people. Now come on, gimme a fucking break! Maybe he's no saint but compared to all these fucking evil bastards who rule the world and kill hundreds of thousands of innocent people for insane evil reasons, he IS a saint. I mean God damn! Listen to what he is saying for Christ's Sake! The man was like thirty years ahead of his time. That's just one of the reasons he was used by the elite as a Patsy. There's many more reasons though but what it really all comes down to is that he was a threat to the establishment due to his intellect and powers of deduction and influence over the youths expansion of their consciousnes. The evil rulers of this world knew that and still do and that's why they will never give him a fair shake or let him out of prison.
I could not agree more my friend!
Charles is aware of the matrix that we live in, he is aware so much that others label him crazy. Then there is the mind control and programming he has been forced to suffer.
He said in one interview that "they" would not let him cut his hair or beard, attempting to portray him as a crazed cult leader.
Yup, I know. I can't even wrap my head around all the horrible things these "evil little maggots", to quote Manson, have done to him. Its horrible! I mean, the man is a human being, not some evil pinky and the brain character. Ugh, I don't even know what else to say other than Manson is not the evil. The evil is the " fat little maggots", to quote the man again, that have caused him to look evil and to play the part of what evil in America supposedly is, but which is nothing but a bunch of lies.
+The German Eagle "He said in one interview that "they" would not let him cut his hair or beard, attempting to portray him as a crazed cult leader."
Quite the opposite, he didn't want to cut his facial hair.
+Kevin Harris yeah its hard to imagine he would have some psychosis after all those years in solitary. He far more articulate than most grad school students I know . You do have to pay attention to understand his context, with in his life experience of being in a room in isolation for decades then to be throw in front of a tv camera for an interview while being hand cuffed... you ever been in a police cruiser ? the back seat ? I have, and psychosis runs its course through me in that situation over a traffic ticket. I cant imagine keeping it together for a decade of bullshit solitary. Now introduce the idea that he wasnt crazy and was fucked over by the insane clown posse that is the Los Angeles DA's office.. Now how fucking crazy would you be after 30 years of imprisonment for nothing... Im not saying he is but just try to imagine it ... fuck that .. In the words of Larry Flynt "fuck this court"
+Social Engineer You think a guy who rapes and murders dogs is gona think "I wanna rape and murder that dog but i made a contract with that guy saying i wouldn't, so i won't"? He would only honour the contract if he was a moral person. Contrarily, a moral person wouldn't rape and murder your dog, even if you forgot to make a contract with them. DO you make such contracts? Morality and sanity ain't mental concepts, contracts are. You trust lawyers and business leaders? waitaminute!! U got a strange sense of humour. I like that, you crazy fucker.
I don't like or dislike Charlie , I was 7 years old when this happened and I remember being afraid of him and this happen on the other side of the country. He was tried in the media and he did not get a fair trial and I'm sure a lot of people that is my age feel the same way . I'm sure he is where he belongs but I don't think it was fair . Nixon "the president of the United States at the time, publicly convicted him before his trial
The President also has the power to pardon. His position gives him supernatural wisdom for the people, which is why we are to pray for our leaders, if we want a just and merciful society.
This interviewer is the first decent person I have seen interview Manson. He was genuine and caring. Hats off to him.
when they played that song on the boom box I saw something beautiful come across mansons face and I felt I saw a child who never grew up to sensitive for this world, I hope he could spend at least one year of his remaining life in some wilderness reateat. this man needs love and nature. this mans impact for better or for worse will out live every one who prosecuted him. go on in love and in peace ol'Charlie
Adon blustar by all means share a cell with him lol
+ZA_Survivalist oh my friend for the truth for justice and for the freedom of humanity, I give my life and if doing so gets me thrown in a cell like Charles Manson, so be it
silenciooutstanding There are some, such as Enoch...and Jesus of course...
What's your source for this info?
Adon blustar it's so so sad!! God loves even him. He was once a child.
28:46 - 29:07 thats so strong because hes right with that Attitude we will just go in a circle because we all just obey orders so it just needs one bad person as President and we are all the same as the nazis when you look at it that way think what most US presidents did bombing and attacking other Countrys because of giving them "freedome" what is straight up bs think about how many good people that have done nothing were killed through the USA it could easy be more then the Nazis but they think they do it for the right thing and just obey orders but for this people we are the same as the Nazis thats why there are terrorist from this country because the US killed there fathers and most of them were inocennt and never done everything bad they just life other then we do in the West and the US find it bad but its just there way of living for them we in the west are living bad lifes and are bad its just from where you see at things manson was really such an intelligent and good innocent man so sad what they did to him
It´s a sad to see all of you that don't get what he is saying and automatically pull up the " he´s crazy" card or "he´s a psychopath" card. I watched these interviews about ~10 years ago & must admit that I was also asleep for a portion of my life. Watching this now just make my soul bleed as I recon this guy have been (mis)used for so many different agendas and so many people made money or power from him.. He is a enlightened old soul that have been neglected all of his life. - I feel for All of you that judge him and don´t understand what he is talking about, and if I was religious I guess I would "pray for you".. I don´t say he is innocent but I know that he is not guilty of the murders he is accused and locked up for. He is "the scapegoat" or a living " Lee Harvey Oswald" . For those of you that don´t understand, ask your self: why would he lie about this? When every other things that comes out from his mouth is truth? He even admit to have shot a guy he is not been sentenced for. - Everyone that is seeing a monster is just mirroring their own fears,.
this is my favorite interview of ol' charlie. Most interviewers go in with a negative attitude and attacking him in a way, therefore he reacts similarly. This interviewer really allowed us to see some of the real Charles. thank flying spaghetti monster for this interview
kindle velveteen all hail the fsm. Can I get a ramen?
he was wrong charlie voice was lie he was confused with the family jams
That sounds like Charlie on the CD and doesn't sound at all like Grogan on the Family Jams. Possible that Sandra Good had them confused or that Reagan misunderstood her or didn't know there were multiple albums. Either way, I think that's Manson's voice on the CD.
As he said "if you treat me good I'll treat you the same way'' that's why this interview was a good one...Mr.Reagan let him speak..and they both respect each others view
This was an excellent interview mostly due to the interviewer being respectful and allowing CM to speak unlike many others I have watched.
he's right about not going anywhere, people have a perception of getting away but where ever they go they are still with themselves and they are "here" at any one point in time
28:53 "This is important"
And what he siad was cut out from the interview.
You mean the interviewer interrupted him.
I like that he said we are in the universe, you cant leave it, so you really go nowhere. His logic is like a puzzle lol
If you listen close he tells you what happened, and who did it!! R.I.P son of man!!
Charlie felt remorse for perverting a righteous parot.
26:50 following, the most important part of this video clip, I call it the swastika move, when Charlie turns around. POLITICAL PRISONER!
Charles Manson may have done some bad or criminal activities in his lifetime, but I don’t believe he was the person the media made him out to be. Like he said before “Once they put my picture on the cover of TIME, it was over me!” The treatment he received since he was little (including prison treatment) was probably enough to make anybody crazy! I don’t think he was responsible for anyone’s murder.
You missed the part where he manipulated ppl through drugs, and told them exactly what to do. He orchestrated the whole thing, not to mention the two other deaths he was involved in
@@shable1436check out Tom O’Neil interview with Joe Rogan or his book Manson didn’t do this. The government fed him lsd in mk ultra he should’ve been in prison before the murders happened but just kept letting him out. The used him as a scapegoat
While I do agree that Reagan allowed Manson to speak his mind, he (Reagan) also seemed quite snide to me in his undertones and expressions.
I liked being able to hear Manson out though. He's very intelligent.
Greta Brunswick I didn't see Reagan as doing that.
A journalist can't appear to be mesmerized or credulous. The other asswipes like Snyder and Rivera took it to an adversarial level, Ronnie gets it just right
Charlie did a lot of interviews
over the years throughout his incarceration.
I always had this vision of Charlie
after these interviews,
going back to his cell and crying
himself to sleep.
He really never had anyone his
whole life except himself,
locked inside a concrete box.
The dude had fans all over the world, he ran an underworld and got respect every now and then.
Interviews every year, because the establishment and the media loved the occult pop culture side of it for "study" , sensationalism and for the money and their own exposure ofcourse, good for cv building.
much better interviewer.
Manson was a murderer through criminal philosophy, he was the head of a group that he taught to commit crimes for him...the head of the mafia probably doesnt go around shooting ppl himself...doesnt mean he isnt responsible for their deaths
Well put Joe.
You're the kind of Joe that like bank shekel machine.
there is truth in that...manson isn't a saint but the Italians, Chinese etc all the Government....they used him and said do this and we'll let you go....but They let Tex off so he can molest children in church as a reward while they frame Manson who aint got nobody to even defend himself .... like Oswald for JFK.....Check out Mae Bressell - Manson was a patsy
As soon as he said “ I know my case is a political case and I couldn’t put on a defense and I know more then the court room,” they cut that part off.
Good interview, in every other interview with Charly, the host is more concerned with tryin' to stay on their moral pedestal than engagin' or tryin to relate' with the subject. Whether you like the man or not is i-relevant, this is the best way to get him to reveal his true character. Is this not the point of an interview? A great insight into a seriously warped mind. The really fucked up thing is sometimes he talks sense!
28:00 its the SWASTIKA movement! (at 29 minutes)
"I'm god to my friends and the devil to my enemies" - Manson
I don't know what part of that sentence chills me more.
Every part
They wanted Manson really BAD, but why? This would have been an easy straight case, especially nowadays. They have tried for how many years to break Manson and they never have and they hate it. They think the longer he's in the pen that eventually he will break and he will never break. So what does that tell you? You can break down a lie easily. I would love to sit down and talk with Manson. Just about ordinary, everyday things. Also if someone says "well he made them do it". You can't make somebody do something and that still doesn't make him guilty of murder because he didn't kill anyone.
Charles Manson being so intelligent !!!
How seductive of him.
Noone talks about the drugs he was pumped with.
Now this is a proper interview, not like that Tom Snyder abortion of an interview.
wow, manson is able to double bass drum all through the video and u don't even see him move that much ...
raboesperto Underrated
He’s handcuffed
“That’s another thing I’m mad about: everybody is stuck in movies. They can’t get to reality without going through a movie.”
1st person ever said "It's not for me to judge, I don't know what you have done" That's a good person speaking.