Extended Interview: KCRA 3 speaks to Charles Manson

[@ALifeWellSteved]

Charlie: “Because the people you let run your life aren’t very nice. The people that govern you, the people that tell you people what to do. They’re not good people” Interviewer: “let’s change the subject” 😂😂😂

[@KGBJACKAL]

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[@mumcydire6131]

He had to change the subject because he is afraid of the truth.

[@northwooddrive448]

the interviewer was about to become a member of the Manson family😂

[@mopnem]

Prob cause it’s laughable that Charles spent his time TELLING his people what to do

[@northwooddrive448]

@@mopnem who are his people? We have so many people telling us what to do these days,but who were his people?

[@NoCaping]

Everytime he brought up the government the tape got cut ✂️ super weird 🧐🤔

[@mememan2344]

Probably because they were busy drugging him and doing weird things to him. Honestly i wonder what is so hard about letting a man speak uncensored. Of the truth is hated that much, the world truly is close to the end.

[@NoCaping]

​@@mememan2344Totally agree 100%

[@IsaiahBueno-c3l]

FR WHAT ARE THEY HIDING 😂

[@Attmay]

Channel 3 there, Be There!

[@matthewlindsay5323]

That is a far-right conspiracy theory

[@ranrajmirsen6887]

"I've never met anybody that I couldn't learn something from." - Charles Manson

[@cherylween4973]

Good attitude.

[@dougrobertson1434]

Right

[@danandlaura707]

❤

[@amyferguson8856]

He ws in prison for LIFE. LOL very wise guy, huh? Knew lots right? You respect this clever fool?

[@ClaudeSpeed6]

He's a bad person, but what he said is also a paraphrasing of a Russian saying, that goes something like: even from a stray dog you can take some fur. Meaning that from every situation or person there's always something to learn​@@amyferguson8856

[@HansKlopek]

Its interesting how every single interviewer asks the same exact questions.

[@LiveLaughLoveMahito]

The interviewers are boring. I think others could’ve done better. They don’t know how to speak to him.

[@noeldarby1635]

The Reagan interview is very different to this

[@user-Kova15]

@@noeldarby1635Reagan interview?

[@heydudedolfan13]

​@@user-Kova15 type in Ronald Reagan Jr, interviews Manson

[@stevencooper3202]

The Nikolas Schreck interviews are probably the best interviews of Manson available. Shreck himself is a very interesting character, and he actually allows Manson to talk about his personal occult theology. Shreck doesn't ask boring questions, and he doesn't interrupt or try to control the conversation.

[@TheOrientalNightFish]

The thing that fascinates me about Charles Manson is that he was, by organised society's standards 'mad', but his mind was free. Shattered open perhaps, but free. Free of bullshit, free of obligation to the organisations of society, completely detached. And he spoke a lot of wisdom. He's clearly very intelligent and articulate, but he doesn't serve anybody and he is under no illusion that he must. He challenges all of society's ideas about itself. For that he is pretty iconic. That doesn't mean I can't see his failings and the destructive impact he's made on the people around him. I don't justify that. But he remains an intriguing voice with a very interesting point of view.

[@chickenlover657]

That's why they had to shut him up and shut him away. Remember - he actually never committed any crime.

[@user-hs3zl2pp5f]

@@chickenlover657Yupp never killed no one

[@FLYNNER.]

W. O. R. D He DEFINITELY WAS WISE TO ALL THE BULLSHIT AROUND HIM. BRILLIANT AND INNOCENT 😇

[@chickenlover657]

@@FLYNNER. I wouldn't call him innocent by any stretch, but what he was incarcerated for is a joke and blatant set-up.

[@resident_alien5253]

I went down this rabbit hole and have completely changed my views about what I was taught growing up. I’m speechless. You have articulated it perfectly. I was feeling guilty for understanding him. He’s adapted to isolation from childhood, and lives free, to a point that doesn’t function in society. But he tells no lies..far from crazy. He’s never just rambling and the actics aren’t antics..

[@larryhodge2848]

He's a lot smarter than they give him credit for

[@Mr.Storytime959]

Bot

[@peterzontak2487]

How would you like to share a cell with this guy. One day at a time.

[@AMunoz-rh9cz]

He has an IQ of at least 140. Someone this institutionalized since late childhood, in combination with his intelligence gives him a birds eye view of society possible by very few people.

[@UltimateEnd0]

He is Boris the Animal from MIB3, dude was a chaos agent savant. Make no mistake, he is a boglodite soul in a human vessel.

[@kelcritcarroll]

@@AMunoz-rh9czactually is about 120, which is very high…..

[@tacticalmattfoley]

This is the kind of treatment the press deserves in every interview......

[@Princess_Elionor_ortiz]

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[@kristiinagenix587]

This interviewer knows how to talk to Manson. He is not accusing, he is asking his side of things.

[@apocolypse11]

"the child understand the parent" kids don't lie but as they get older they learn to lie. Smart man

[@jamesrobertson432]

That's not really true though. Some kids do lie at times. Not all completely understand their parents either.

[@V4RUTV]

Tf do you mean, kids lie all the time? Sure it's learned, but it's learned at a very very young and subtle age. I feel you typically have to teach kids not to lie or that it's okay to tell the truth far more than the other way around. He really isn't as profound as he believes and you and other comments on this video honestly make me more uncomfortable than he does.

[@TEM14411]

We teach children to lie. "Don't say that, that's rude!" Children are honest until adults teach them all of the societal norms that repress truth. Some children begin to lie because they are always being corrected or punished, instead of taught. All behavior is learned behavior.

[@dqnilo9947]

@@V4RUTV You see, children are aware that you are not capable of accepting the truth, thats why they dont tell you at very young age, another more example that children understand parents better than otherwise.It's sad that you can't even understand when somebody is smarter than you.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

Sure he is. He's so smart, he was in prison nearly his whole life. Smart. Now, dead smart.

[@PLOttawa]

The patience Manson showed this sanctimonious interviewer is nothing short of remarkable.

[@CFHDime]

He was mentally unstable and took part in murders. He was no saint and doesn’t deserve any spot light other than to learn what NOT to do

[@markg8022]

Charles was heavily medicated at this point in his life, and here, it showed. It didn't distract him from some seriously good insight about what he's learned about the human race.

[@HeadieUno]

He was a murderer you cult loving wackjob @@markg8022

[@wildboar7473]

Not the first dishonest sheeple playing his games with him, demaning pure honesty but who plays with that.

[@rellgreen6558]

@@mikefiftynine I am. I corresponded with many "family" members who have told me that Linda and Leslie orchestrated the murders. Linda was pregnant with Bobby's baby, and Leslie was in love with Bobby.

[@samblumenshineable]

I love how every time he’s about to say something really important the video cuts

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

Or completely crazy

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

@S Y L V M um ok

[@katjastern5848]

Especially because this is not video but film, haha. And once a roll is used up, you have to change it. Which means a cut. I love it how everybody thinks they see more than everyone else.

[@nathanwalsh6837]

@@katjastern5848 Because if it gets one or two times, its a coincidence. But multiple times and its hard to deny the connection.

[@BuzzBuzzImaWasp]

@@katjastern5848Watch more of these interviews. The tape always runs out on the same subjects. Over and over and over again

[@sweetcell8767]

“Bugliosi looks in the mirror, he’s the only person he sees, just ask his wife?!”😂😂😂 oh Charlie, you completely smashed the little drip!!!

[@hunter9600]

This man was ahead of his time

[@FLYNNER.]

SHOULD HAVE BEEN IN OFFICE

[@wolfesound]

And he still is ahead of our time now. This world is still run by greedy, manipulative psychopaths, who would continue to demonize those who tell the truth. Try being a truth teller in your own small circle and see what happens 😅

[@peterzontak2487]

One day at a time is what he say.

[@steventierney1422]

He learned a lot of new age gibberish in prison and mastered talking in circles. Kinda like JFK's "Ask not..." Just meaningless wordplay that somehow sounds profound.

[@skyfall0158]

why are you glazing an evil acid head

[@DD-pb4lj]

"You'd have to show me what help is so i know what it is."

[@pld427]

Charlie was a master of owning the frame.

[@rustymebane8265]

“If justice came.. where would we all be? We would all be in trouble”🙌🏻”

[@markpowell2395]

Right a lot of people don't know how lucky they are that life is not fair !

[@Flaystray]

That includes you bud

[@V4W]

and you@@Flaystray

[@JulietsMan]

"ur philosophical talk will go right over their heads'. Well, its sad all over really. 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 THis made my day. Such a perfect statement.

[@bitsbobs8613]

No one interviews Charlie, Charlie interviews them

[@cultfilmfreakreviews]

This was NOT 1972. It's 1980.

[@johnholmesinchesahead342]

You sound like a prophet - we will follow you know!

[@richfprentice]

He always mirrors other people. The stories some of the girls say about how they mirrored him just doesn't match with his personality. He matches the energy in the room. He's admitted to this too. It could be sociopatjc but it also just could be something he does, as a learned response to childhood trauma and a means to survive. He will match but at the same time beat people at their own game.

[@mememan2344]

The experience of consciousness is a wonderul thing.

[@jshaw4757]

Holds a mirror too anybody trying too tell him what life is supposed too be by giving them same energy n questions back

[@walidmariam9333]

And he had alot of childhood trauma.he was a child totally alone never experienced real warm love. Never ! 😢

[@ranrajmirsen6887]

He spent more than half of his life in prison before the Tate and LaBianca murders. He said that the other inmates were his teachers. He was in prison with skilled manipulators and was even reported to have taken courses in prison based off of Dale Carnegie's lessons and book How to Win Friends and Influence People. Read that book and you'll see where Charlie learned a lot of his techniques from. Mirroring is vaguely one of the ideas talked about in that book. "Look down at me, you see a fool; look up at me, you see a god; look straight at me, you see yourself." - Charles Manson

[@KenSilvers]

Thank you for enlightening me Charlie... I listened you my whole life... God bless you man! Peace be yours. You earned it.

[@GriseldaBSF410]

Wow crazy how some of this stuff still holds true today

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

No it doesn't

[@GriseldaBSF410]

@@wildlifewarrior2670 great response

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

@@GriseldaBSF410 he'll yea

[@malcolmcarter1726]

Absolutely. A heck of a lot of what he has said is Very pertinent today. Its to easy for one to brand Charlie as a crackpot and swallow the systems take on 'The Family!' Read between the lines and then read again.

[@Dude0000]

Truth is eternal, just like human nature.

[@bigshagg3815]

It's amazing how many absolute gems this man tosses out. It's a shame only a few will actually understand.

[@michaelmoran3201]

Exactly 💯❤️🙏

[@sociallyinept5430]

If you have to ask a guy what he thinks about a book, thats about him, you know its not about him.

[@sociallyinept5430]

Like, where was I when you wrote it?

[@vanjam412]

He could still have a thought about the book

[@nikatokinimi3967]

“There is no prison , its only in your mind “

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

"There is an Central Intelligence Agency and it can be in your mind". Think about it. MK-Ultra

[@KasinaMedeis]

​​@@SuperOmnicronsj44like basically saying "why are you playing dumb" everything is this way bc of what you do

[@deliajones9541]

Its his way of saying its not bothering him, hes lying tho

[@TimsFoyleHeadgear]

Said the guy in prison

[@businesswalks8301]

@@deliajones9541 who else is lying, expert?

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

All I have to say is WOW. There's a marked difference in this interview than his later ones. He is obviously HEAVILY medicated here, docile almost. I've seen most Manson interviews, but I've never seen him like this👀

[@kanekjanaab7957]

Not medicated at all, rather in a meditated state. he's spirit is perfectly aligned with his thoughts, illuminated really.

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

@@kanekjanaab7957my statement was not opinion or assumption. I got the medicated idea from his later interviews. He specifically stated that he was finally off all the meds forced on him by docs in the joint. The interview is on Michael's backporch channel.

[@Dsksea]

@@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E I think that he just plays a different character in every interview. For example his KALX interview he acted very similar to this one. Despite the KALX happening in 1994.

[@outoftheforest7652]

I know. I am starting to get this stuff in my feed .. probably because I am listening to the book by Scott Oneill called Chaos.. which I highly recommend. I only saw the older ones when he was ranting and spouting off. This one and earlier footage he was more subdued and "hey man.." 60s vibe...

[@xerceulis]

i've got it in my hand and it's gettin' haa'd

[@josephconsoli4128]

I get that Charles Manson is the figurehead for the murders. The charismatic ringleader. The truth is the person that the anger should be directed at is Tex Watson. He was the real murderous maniac in both the Tate and Labianca murders.

[@eliotartigue6705]

He should’ve been let out after his conspiracy to murder charge. They kept him in and didn’t allow him to appeal that because he wasn’t charged with conspiracy of murder but first degree murder which the man wasn’t even there. The system screwed him again. It opened a door to be charged with murder by telling someone to kill. Which means even though you do it? A person who told you to do it gets charged as well. However no one would ever get charged first or second degree without ever being present. They went there and they killed. Whether or not he told em? Shouldn’t make a difference. They can say they were high on drugs or whatever. They had a choice. They chose to do it all. Sure if he said it? Hold him responsible on conspiring to commit murder. But first degree and he wasn’t even there? They knew since he was raised in Forster institutions and jail he was a nobody. They made tons of money on the guy. Millions. But god forbid they allow him to write a book? 😂

[@Super-ew1ty]

Finally someone gets it.

[@GeraldWood-ig9rw]

Yes and they allowed him to have children 😂fool's 😊

[@kelliebates7643]

​@@eliotartigue6705exactly

[@jeromealexandre4162]

Actually he wasn’t the figurehead - Tex and Linda were hustlers and commiting crimes prior to their involvement with Manson .

[@Gobble_de_Goop]

Funny how the MOMENT Charlie mentions how vile the people are who govern us are, the interviewer cuts in ASAP and says "Let's change the subject!"

[@kshepard52]

Manson was an excellent example of a vile person.

[@DD-pb4lj]

" the court system is not based on the will of the people its based on the will of the money" While i do believe the guy is crazy what he says here is absolutely correct.

[@ranrajmirsen6887]

And in the US as long as legal and judiciary officials are elected, this will always be the case.

[@nillehessy]

the swastika is wagonwheel of thor making it´s way in the sky everlasting the polestar is middle of sky around polestar revolves litte bear and the big bear that is the original swastika yeh and it´s major way to see and feel and come to understand that the whole globus paradigm is a false fabrication of our realm and reality you should u go at clear night and look try to find big dipper and then little bear and polestar keep looking at the polestar in full understanding thats the middle of the sky and rest goes round it might say hello to u and below is the northpole okay saluut

[@user-Kova15]

Crazy doesn’t mean they’re not well aware of corruption and reality

[@morgenhoop]

Charlie sits higher than you if he deems you inferior to him.

[@Princess_Elionor_ortiz]

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[@chickenlover657]

Charlie's only mistake is he wasn't willing to pretend.

[@jay_tripp]

Man I wish I could hear a conversation between manson and someone that understands what hes talkin about. These people that we can watch are either oblivious or they're pretending to be oblivious so everyone doesn't their "crazy" like Charlie. He's far beyond any of these interviewers

[@mutate34]

There's a conversation here on YT between Manson and Nikolas Schreck that may be this for you

[@nojremlock6826]

What Charlie can teach people? It seems Charlie is teaching this guy more than he can comprehend. A master of metaphors. Some of the greatest authors in Literature may have been inclined Ed to raise an eyebrow

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

Charlie was a creation of the Agency. So , is he really teaching someone? (Jolly West) Colston Westbrook was recruited to organize an educational tutoring system for the group. - who also worked with Manson and the Sybionese Liberation Army. Manson was a prison hustler, with a metaphor of manipulation. He was fairly deep.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

He's a real wizard.😅

[@jay_tripp]

I just watched the parole panel question him in 1992 and the thought i kept thinking was that the man in prison is the only free man in that room

[@Attmay]

California is turning into a great big open air prison.

[@Aivottaja]

09:39 = "Ask his wife". If you know the case of Bugliosi and the milkman,, either Manson was aware of Bugliosi's history and he somehow found out while in prison or this was an amazing coincidence of Manson's way of talking.

[@EnliveningJustice]

& bugliosi's affairs, in which he impregnated 1 of his mistresses and physically beat her for four hours, causing a miscarriage when she refused an abortion.

[@leealaia7903]

He understood the truth is never meant to be nice. It seems we’ve gotten so used to sacrificing the truth in exchange for a pleasant lie that we aren’t able to differentiate the two anymore. Look around people. The truth will be there when you decide you want to see the world for what it really is and most importantly when you decide to see yourself for who you really are, not what they want us to be.

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

He understood he was a pawn. A deflection from the shadow cabinet that created him. (one of whom was Jolly West). He speaks truth, but lets be clear, he was a pawn. "I dont think the people want to know" "The people who you let run your lives ..the people who govern you" - was a profound statement.

[@JayTX.]

​@@SuperOmnicronsj44they wanted a boogie man so they gave him one ...he was the open minded hippie everything they hated at the time

[@wandafuqua4561]

Charlie was before his time‼️

[@richardcapellesr7031]

I think Charlie is a lot smarter than a commentator to be honest

[@pauljones8218]

and drugs that they pumped into him like here

[@malcolmcarter1726]

"It would take me as long as it took him!" Brilliant. Theres a lot to be garnered from these interviews. Charlie Manson, angel or demon was a fascinating man and, to me, makes quite a lot of sense. The media and the system created him, and then continued to build the myth of helter skelter right up to the present day and keep adding and subtracting to the story as it suits their will. If Jesus was alive today, the system would brand him a terrorist and nail him to a new cross, and then re write history to suit their purpose. The 'Truth' is how long our memory is. Our memory is how long our attention span is. RIP Charlie. undisturbed sleep.

[@freddyortiz5625]

Except the fact that Manson was a sociopath.

[@AceXun13]

Well said Malcom.. Charles Manson is my favorite.. This man was a bright and brilliant man and I respect him 101% the Knowledge he gives is Priceless.. Rest Easy Uncle Charlie.

[@AceXun13]

​@freddyortiz5625 and so am I.. With a name Freddy you should be too..

[@FLYNNER.]

WELL SAID

[@FLYNNER.]

@@freddyortiz5625 WHO'S TO SAY WE ALL A LITTLE CRAZY.. THEY BRING IT ON ALL OF US...

[@Memry-Man]

These days I'm the same, I have no life outside one day at a time

[@V4W]

the interviewer changing the subject deliberately is the ultimate proof that what he said is truth. people wont like to know what he learned.

[@WillCutting-ms2wy]

Thats not "proof"

[@V4W]

@@WillCutting-ms2wy sure is lol what you talking about. almost every interview where he speaks about gouvernment crooks, the film cuts. and in this moment, he said they wont like what he knows and the interviewer asked what he knows and shuts him off after 1 sentence lol. what more do you want as proof that people wont like what he knows?

[@kevinhunter6546]

Interviewer could not get Manson to answer his questions, to give a rational or serious answer. He has never answered questions. He has to hide the monster he is. There is a very thin line between philosophy and BS.

[@Rafael-vh3yw]

Ol' Charlie's on another level. He's taking this interviewer down a rabbit hole, and enjoying it.

[@kevinkaatz883]

Charlie a genius, its what draws me to him

[@FiindingBalance]

I Discover this guys Yesterday, Is wierd that i can understand what I's saying? This guy Is very wise

[@rivereuphrates8103]

Not at all weird. He was wise. He had a criminal past, yes, but he was innocent of the charges in the Tate-LaBianca murders. He was framed by the DA Bugliosi with his insane Helter Skelter thesis, and Bugliosi himself was incontrovertibly unstable and narcissistic, as evidenced by his bizarre fixation on thinking a milkman was sleeping with his wife and going so far as to have him tracked, but nobody talks about that part. Charles was a troubled man, but he was insanely talented. He should not have died in prison. He was a political prisoner of Los Angeles county and the publishing media in order to sell books and marr the reputation of the counterculture- two birds with one stone. When you realize the facts of the case, you'll wonder how you ever believed the nonsense of Helter Skelter. Rest in power, Charlie. God bless you.

[@FiindingBalance]

@@rivereuphrates8103 I didn't know the full storie at the time. Of course they manipulate... What is not manipulated these days?! It's a shame that such an intelligent man was framed by the state that was supposed to protect us. I see a very wise man with a brilliant view of the real world, and that kind of people are what we call "crazy" ... Anyway

[@DC_92]

“What is what ?” “Are you secure ???” 🤣🤣🤣 Spectacularly smart

[@justice528]

The system punishes the ppl who expose the real criminals

[@Marky831]

Love listening to charlie Manson 😂 very intelligent man fr

[@julielee888]

9 life sentences for what he never murdered anyone. The prosecutor was a disgrace locking him up all those years when he never killed. It was the Watson murderes not the Manson.

[@johnLennon255]

Mason murdered Donald short shea so yes he was a murderer, he didnt murder tate, but he was a killer. Also a pedophile and a rapist. He once sodomized a kid while holding a razor to his throat.

[@darrenremington6422]

The system could never break Charlie!!!!!!!!!!

[@bcaviness88]

His magnetism is that he seems to be the one with all the answers! 🤣

[@Jacoblouisdean]

I really respect him accept his deeds but this was a smart man for his time

[@grizzkid795]

Ask Charlie what he had for breakfast. "What is breakfast? Did your people invent that word? I don't subscribe to that reality. You can call it jimmy jangles because it doesn't matter to Jesus when the chains are broken" Wow, how profound!

[@tentmaker2254]

Legit how these criminal worshipers are

[@johnrockyryan]

Thats sounds like something he would say

[@TwanDeezy]

"Ask his wife...she knows it..." Lol

[@juliechs8336]

He didn't kill anyone and he didn't instruct anyone to do so. The notion one man, like a wizard, could 'brainwash' other adults to brutally murder people is ridiculous.

[@johanah.7613]

He is not a wizard, he is simply a manipulative maniac who has managed to indoctrinate a lot of people into his madness. It is very clear that he ordered the murders of August 1969, which cost the lives of seven innocent people and an unborn child. I think that to act as if Charles Manson were a victim of the legal system, as if he were an innocent man, is disrespectful to the families of the victims, and to the victims themselves. He deserved to be punished for his crimes and it was more than normal and necessary that he remained in prison for the rest of his life. He was a dangerous man, and all the evil that resulted from his actions will unfortunately continue to affect the lives of the victims' loved ones for years to come.

[@Ray1969.]

You really have never read up on mind control have you? Read up on the CIA mind control experiments of the 50’s and 60’s, read about Jim Jones or Order of Solar Temple or Lamb of God Church. Brainwashing others to kill is absolutely possible and has been done many times

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

Charles Manson is your best bud isn't he

[@rosewagner8735]

Pfft you certainly never been in a cult. You are very blessed to not be able to fathom this and to think it's merely ridiculous.

[@mellowyellow2022]

Very possible with young easily influenced people high on drugs, against governments, politics and rich people. Who knows what else they wanted to make happen and see change. Look how many people Hitler influenced. Happens all the time.

[@chriszenko3598]

It used to mean something to be crazy now everyone is crazy - Charles Manson

[@uceewonderstv]

I just love this guy

[@OfficialDuhreel]

They have him drugged out and he’s still holding on

[@Traci-pf5rb]

I agree

[@jacktettero4507]

Manson is right and Smart person

[@Meyou-rr3zd]

I've been studying the Manson murders for about 2 years now Tom O'Neill wrote the best book on this titled chaos and now after reading that book and watching these interviews again I consider this man much more intelligent then the people interviewing him

[@rollydoucet8909]

Read Helter Skelter, by Vincent Bugliosi. I've read it, and now I'm halfway through Chaos. It's interesting how complicated the entire legal prosecution process was.

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

Why read Helter Skelter when Chaos debunks it so thoroughly?

[@rollydoucet8909]

@@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E Why take sides? Bugliosi was the prosecutor who succeeded in sending the murderous Manson gang to jail, which is what the taxpayers of Los Angeles hired him for. How he did it and what events he omitted from his book is beside the point.

[@TheOneandOnlyD-R-E]

@@rollydoucet8909 I suppose, as long it's taken with a large grain of salt in regards for the reasons for the murders. 🤷‍♀️

[@Meyou-rr3zd]

Bugliosi created the entire Helter skelter motive. Thank God I never wasted my time reading that b******* Helter skelter and it's now a proven fact you don't have to pick sides it's a fact through research of 20 years from Tom O'Neill this case is way bigger than anyting helter-skelter tried to portray it went from the top echelons of the CIA and government to Hollywood to the music industry to the hippie counter soldier movement of the hippies

[@tonyruiz1976]

23:38Manson: if justice would come, we all be in trouble 🤔that's why we have Jesus he takes up the slack 😯 He put the interviewer in check 🤨this dude is very sharp 🤷‍♂️😁✌️

[@vf12497439]

It always cracks me up where people argue that upbringing, bad parenting and environment have nothing to do with your children’s behavior yet a guy like Charlie is a product of the system and abuse. Charlie’s biggest problem was he recognized how he got there but with all that he refused to attempt change.

[@josephdinapoli4083]

your evil

[@marc2638]

Why change when the system refuses to change? always amazes me that people like you still can't seem to wrap their head around the fact that our so called civilized society is as crooked and vial as organized crime, in fact one can argue that our government is in fact a form of organized crime. Manson I think, was just saying compared to the larger picture he's the least we should worry about and take a look at the people we put in charge. Look at what he says way back then about the press, and now add social media to that and can you honestly sit there and tell me on some things he doesn't make sense??? You've got to be one of the most naive people if you can't make sense of SOME of the stuff he says, especially about the powers to be and our power structure of our society

[@vf12497439]

@@marc2638 so what’s your answer? Go into the wilderness on drugs with a bunch of like minded losers and sit around high complaining that the man has all the control and hasn’t given you nothing? I live free with a good credit score. I have toys and a gorgeous woman. I earn 100k a year without a degree. I really don’t have any complaints. When I was young and doing stupid I couldn’t get ahead and I blamed others as well. Seriously, if Charlie was this well of knowledge and I’m to stupid to get it then share with all of us the secret.

[@ginaotteson5865]

Charlie is the definition of a sociologist

[@YTcanLetUsDown]

POS u done

[@WhiskerBiscuit1]

I'm honestly shocked that he took a moment to think and reflect on the question before answering. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@derekkase7884]

8:38 in question form he is telling the public that there government the U.S. government tortures its citizens that it tortures Americans and that he knows this because he has been tortured.

[@JoanneDP]

Manson is not stupid by any stretch of the imagination. In fact, he’s rather intelligent.

[@SuperErikRoss]

And not ignorant also he sounds very sane at times it seems like the rest is just an act for the cameras

[@markpowell2395]

@@SuperErikRoss Right ! For the cameras and his own entertainment . What else has he got left at this point .

[@SuperErikRoss]

@@markpowell2395 yea i think thats all he ever had and a lil bit of musical talent

[@dj4Reel]

because he was a paid fake crisis actor and so was this big made up story , good tv for the 🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

[@truthlifefishing1730]

Correct, but what is the lesson Joanne?

[@tipmn2979]

I love how he asked the interviewer if he deserved to be locked up…and you get that hanging moment of silence…before he was offended that Manson would think he would ever answer a question…

[@josh371]

This is 1980. Not 1972, when he'd just been let off death row! He didn't even go to Vacaville till 76

[@AyubuKK]

What a strange but interesting man.

[@LuhCrowley97]

best Manson intervieuw if u ask me

[@luc_man2104]

The really only crazy thing about Manson is that he alwyas speaks the truth

[@shanebriggs1039]

So when he said " And make it look witchy" ( unquote) he's speaking the truth then as well?

[@mememan2344]

​@@shanebriggs1039yup. You CAN do absolutely anything you want in this world. Now whether its Satan or God you're serving, well, thats for you to decide.

[@peterzontak2487]

It wasn't me had nothing to do with it.

[@freddyfurrah3789]

BULLSHIT

[@sandramcclain5030]

I've noticed in a lot of his many interviews, he always says "the Charles Manson you created". He says he never got to defend himself or even have one witness for his defense. Every time in these interviews as soon as Helter Skelter is mention, there is a lot of times an immediate reaction from him and most of the time this is where he gets so animate and usually goes on his rants. It's like he's saying here we go again so he plays the crazy Charlie everyone thinks he is. The Charlie he says was created. In part I do believe when he says "the Charles Manson you created" comes from what the author of Helter Skelter put forth as the truth that may not necessarily be the whole truth which in turn caused the public to believe as the gospel truth. I think that is what always angered and frustrated Charlie. Originally Tex said he "thought" Charlie wanted him to kill then later it was "Charlie said to kill". As for the girls they say they got orders but was it directly from Charlie or did Tex tell them that?? There is a big difference in what Tex thought and what Charlie actually said. They we're all high that horrible night. Charlie did speak in such bizarre over the head ways in his interviews which made believing anything he said nonexistent. I do wish he could have explained his defense in a way that we all could have understood but I don't think he knew how or that we would even understand it if he did. I'm not saying I believe he is innocent because I do not but I do think the whole truth has never been completely told and probably never will. It would have been interesting if he could have just spoken plainly instead of for a lack of a better word philosophically just to kind of get a grasp of his side of the story and what he actually disagreed with about the trial and the book. I think what frustrated both the interviewers and Charlie was because they couldn't grasp his meaning and Charlie couldn't fully grasp theirs. Charlie's normal was as he said was always surviving in any way he could and not feeling guilty about the hows , the whys, or who was hurt by his actions. It was a lifetime of that for him. Normal society cannot understand that once your conscience is seared you can't feel what the rest of the world feels or how they think about things. Charlie didn't feel guilt so in his mind he wasn't. I think this case will always be analyzed from so many perspectives because no one can make sense of the horrific evil way these murders occurred.

[@daithiocinnsealach1982]

Charlie was a bit crazy though. Not fundamentally, but I believe his experiences in life meant he never integrated into society and became whatever suited his need to survive. He became bitter and angry at the world because of his abused and neglected childhood and how society handled him. Then the 60's came along and he learned how to manipulate people. I don't think he was all that they say he was, but he was not innocent.

[@marciathehooligan9967]

You guys, c'mon he was mentally analyzed by shrinks when he was 13 years old at Boys Town. He was diagnosed with Persecution Complex-- AT 13! Not because he was in prison cause he hadn't went to prison yet. When he was FIVE, his aunt Glenda (age 9) was so afraid of the little whacko that she begged her dad to put a lock on her bedroom door. And he did.

[@paulk8072]

They framed him, stop with your thousands of words, the truth is brief truth is brief.

[@TerenceSpencerYT]

I am not a law expert, but in germany he wouldn't come to jail! Framed or not in germany the executing murderers would come in prison, mostly not those who suggeted it(at least not sooo long - perhaps 2-3 years! 😁) On the other hand he wasn't innocent like some people say! But this live long sentences in US are not very human, cause people could change and some are really not guilty.. and so on..

[@gregscavuzzo5457]

He was a 🥜 nut, crazy as a shi#house rat

[@rockylosco1328]

Every manson interview I see I feel like the interviewer is on trial

[@jojo-xu4iz]

Manson was on something here.

[@כורשדבר-יהוהבןישראל]

Humans always desire a scapegoat.

[@brthdan]

6:16-6:42 Way ahead of his time.

[@sheilastutz6436]

I believe he is really saying what he means here.

[@Jack-bt8mm]

What a interesting man very interesting he has me always thinking and trying to figure out or unlock what he saying he makes sense to me it's like he talks in parables or riddles

[@malcolmcarter1726]

Yes, I agree. True paradox.

[@patkearney9320]

By the time you've walked up and down a million times and thought every thought, you realize I'm not so bad, I can take it. That's true raw power in the sickness of a system made to Fxxk you, without even a kiss.

[@TimsFoyleHeadgear]

A good con man doesn't make sense. He let's you find sense in nonsense.

[@nillehessy]

the swastika is wagonwheel of thor making it´s way in the sky everlasting the polestar is middle of sky around polestar revolves litte bear and the big bear that is the original swastika yeh and it´s major way to see and feel and come to understand that the whole globus paradigm is a false fabrication of our realm and reality you should u go at clear night and look try to find big dipper and then little bear and polestar keep looking at the polestar in full understanding thats the middle of the sky and rest goes round it might say hello to u and below is the northpole okay saluut

[@gustavmahler1466]

That is how I live my life one day at a time

[@alastaircapell3354]

This guy acheives enlightenment on all levels and uses the cover of insanity to keep him secure from enemies to work on gaining wisdom and closeness to god

[@OwlKnight32]

Lol what?

[@jxypusha9229]

What is wrong with you people

[@heydudedolfan13]

Magnetism is the media creating him, this interview is creating the magnetism.

[@mrtunapie6653]

Manson would borderline on being intelligently profound one moment than rambling nonsense the next. I can see how he could sway weak minded people.

[@LegacyOfHill]

"rambling nonsense" is you not understanding what he's saying. It is your nonsense and weak mind not grasping him.

[@wafflemanofficial3130]

​@@LegacyOfHill yeah especially when he goes speaking literal gibberish in the epic question video it was definetly my weak mind not understanding him

[@LegacyOfHill]

@@wafflemanofficial3130 You are exactly right. The gibberish is intentional and reflects the gibberish in people's minds and their questions. Words are not the only way to respond and communicate something. You got it.

[@tippsish]

​@Monochrome Light I'm failing to understand around 14:00 what he meant by "when you know, you know. You don't have to put me on the cross to know it's there" and this was in response to a question about why he thinks people are so drawn to him. Sounds like nonsense to me. Or at least he just can't keep his thoughts organized.

[@Scott-ly2nk]

If you ask about anything about the murders he will go of on the war and the poor people byt wont answer the question

[@davidtsmith33]

How many interviews has this guy had. So many interviews popped up on my feed I've lost count.

[@jasonreese4573]

A very unique Manson interview. It seems he was actually trying to be a Christian and change his life - and all the interviewer wants to talk about is the same old sensationalistic things.

[@johnjames5712]

that was exactly how he always was.

[@FreeJulianAssange23]

Imagine extreme abandonment and neglect in childhood no one to teach you right from wrong and some jerk interviewer sitting there saying can you help people, how would you help people, Manson pours his heart out and the guy says let me change thd subject. Poor guy. I can relate with about the same amount of suffering.

[@MrPhlorky]

I wonder what Manson wouldve thought about the perversion of environmentalism. All this EV bs when our own govt is planning on banning gas powerd cars while foreign countries own 90% of the lithium mines.

[@rellgreen6558]

It seems like he's fresh off the Vacaville medication here. I know he used to refuse meds for long periods of time. One of his most lucid interviews. His play acting is at a minimum.

[@alexanderhernandez2977]

Hes a 100 percent right having a lawyer in court is cus the judge feels so important he can talk to you

[@braxtongreenwell5482]

I would like yo have gotten to see a video of him putting together IKEA furniture while being interviewed.

[@ChihuiPachihui]

The funny part of this interview is the when the answers is comming straight to the question like a arrow the camera quickly switched to another interview with another question

[@shawnaclarkson9401]

The most normal I've seen him behave

[@randalclarke5487]

Check out the Ron Reagan Jr interview of Manson- he's very much the same in that interview- check it out. He showed respect to interviewers that showed him respect. Also, this is very early and the Manson "mythos" had not begun with Helter Skelter and all that garbage

[@Michelina22]

I agree It seems like he has a great side that was tainted and the demons came through. He was a good looking young boy and looked happy at one time. He could have done wonders. He wasn’t as stupid as he thought in ways he made sense

[@kingkong81icloud]

Convenient place for them to cut it out when he was talking

[@paulwright7631]

This guy is a sick man . But there is truth mixed into the craziness. The part he said about the government is spot on

[@cherylween4973]

And the environment.

[@Princess_Elionor_ortiz]

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[@kelliebates7643]

He's very intelligent. There's a lot of truth in the things he says

[@waldo2635]

He makes a lot of sense.

[@Traci-pf5rb]

The truth makes alot of sense

[@donforester-dd3pj]

He was totally a MK ULTRA subject.

[@jeromealexandre3391]

Nope - he was just a criminal and talented musician . The Tate killings were down to Tex Watson and the girls wanting to rob Jay Sebring and Voytek Frkowski of drugs who were dealing from the Tate house .

[@billhartman5120]

did you actually research that or heard it on joe rogan. It's not exactly the truth. So not totally as you said.

[@davidswing3385]

No.

[@ryanl2576]

@@billhartman5120 Have you disproved it?

[@lbanepa]

Literally journalist who invested 20 years of his life to write that book with sources etc @billhartman5120

[@geoffreymerrifield5666]

"I've been in jail all of my life..." Never heard him once admit to his severe crimes, starting as a young youth and WHY he was in jail.

[@ham-alisongalali3096]

My man ❤you are born again

[@davevogelar9965]

This interview shows how smart Charlie was a 120 IQ he was railroaded.

[@sheilastutz6436]

He's right about Justice and the law.

[@Spiritdancer88]

The man had a lot of insight, he may not have known how to express it and when he tried no-one took him seriously, but in a nutshell he knew we humans were on the wrong path, allowing the wrong people to dictate to us, a lot of what he said made perfect sense. He also knew we are destroying our planet, And despite his lack of parents, his wild childhood and all the years he spent in a tiny solitary prison cell, he still had more wisdom than any of those interviewing him. Charlie may have had periods of delusion but he was no fool and it's sad how everyone took him for one.

[@buckwade5454]

❤

[@buckwade5454]

The Charlie rose interview is the best.

[@gerrywood3584]

RIP Charlie

[@PrinceAlphaSpiritos]

Not just me watching this then, he knew...

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

He's worm food who cares

[@avan01]

He's brilliant. I hate to say it but he had a grasp on society like no one else

[@ghostface_grilla1155]

I actually like his music a lot.

[@chrishandsome9458]

Same

[@scottmatznick3140]

He should have been more widely heard. Look at _your_ game, girl!

[@kimberlylegacy4190]

@@scottmatznick3140that’s my favorite song by hun!

[@highlander666]

🖤 his interviews