How a Gruesome Murder Exposed a JRE Guest

[@brianquint6126]

Sheldon Johnson is one of Joe Rogan's 250 top comedy assassins!

[@carlozcabrera]

Top 10 assassins

[@shaneupton1656]

I think there's only 248 left now after Schaub and Tom are off the list 😂

[@tj-8422]

Ouch...

[@jamesasc7709]

straight up MURDERER

[@Jersey_Jay]

Funnier than Bert I'm sure

[@CrackheadMagician911]

Can't believe he passed Joe's bullshit detector.

[@Gnarawrr]

Because Joe rogan is the bullshit machine. He’s a grifter…

[@caseyanders1601]

Joe spews bullshit, he can’t detect it. lol

[@areyoutheregoditsmedave]

his bullshit detector doesn’t work on black people.

[@nic.1673]

djt certainly did too lmao

[@SgtNateHigers]

thats not possible, he grew up without a dad, he knows what this is. his detector is FINELY tuned dude, and on top of that hes one of the top comedians in the world. rogan has done so much damage its not even funny. truly a shitty human being.

[@kire271MK]

What's most fucked up imo is the last sentence. "Next time i bring a guest he will be vetted a lot more thoroughly". He got him out of prison and didn't vet him? Wtf?

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

He just cares about being famous, the "work" he does is just a way in. He just embarrassed himself, showing that he doesn't care and will help anyone just to get on these platforms and be the "hero".

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

​@@user-dx2dm8oq8g Shittiest take so far 🤣🤡

[@MrMoles01]

dude brought a guilty violent psychopath. Who was a guilty violent psychopath from his own stories. There's real innocent people why did he bring the guilty one on?

[@Joe-sg9ll]

​@@MrMoles01are there tho? why is that assumption unquestionable

[@sandhanitizer15]

​@@Joe-sg9llyeah, there are...like people who are in prison that actually didn't commit any crimes like robbing and beating a man like this man admits to... he's not innocent of anything. You believe that there actually aren't people in prison who didn't do a thing and got wrongfully convicted? Because there most certainly are...

[@josephbons1]

That wasn't an apology that was trying to escape responsibility.

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

How is Rogan or the other guy responsible? 🤣🤡

[@moosesloosegoose]

​@JohnDoe-qh5xg idt he really needs to apologize as much as he needs to just do a better job.

[@slimdiddyd]

@@JohnDoe-qh5xgthe other guy is responsible for the murderer getting out of prison in the first place

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

@moosesloosegoose do a better job? It's a podcast by a shitty comedian... How entitled are you? What do you need him to do for you to be happy what is the thing he owes you 🤣🤣🤣🤡 It's a podcast where a dummy talks to people who sometimes are smart You don't care huh.. sure

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

@slimdiddyd no the judge and the law system are responsible for letting him out... and he is responsible for the murder... The attorney defending you isn't responsible for your past or future crimes... Yall kids really don't understand accountability huh

[@JaaaaaaaC]

He wasn't wrongfully convicted in the first place. He was convicted for being a career violent criminal.

[@mmhmm9271]

Nobody said that he was wrongfully convicted. Are you aware of the distinction between conviction and sentencing? I hope so.

[@JaaaaaaaC]

@@mmhmm9271 who gives a shit they should have left him in jail.

[@mmhmm9271]

@JaaaaaaaC that's easy to say with hindsight, but his initial sentence was indeed too severe. The US is insane. 50 years without even seriously maiming somebody? It's just bad luck that they picked the wrong guy.

[@caesarhansedwards]

“Reading in between the lines and outside the margins, without really going into all of the details - I robbed him.” cracked me up 😂

[@saroug2005]

He went from “owing me 5gs” to owing him 7gs?! Wtf? lol he could have owed him $50 for all we know!!!!!

[@maddyewton5802]

​@@saroug2005 those were two seperate situations

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

Do convicts talk that way because they have all the time in the world to get finished with their sentence?

[@stevencrane5374]

​@@jumpinjohnnyrussRight? Like you figure convicts would want to end their sentences early 😏

[@evananthony4506]

Josh having a pitty party for himself is funnier than anything joe had ever said

[@tmack11]

It's the media's fault 😢😢. Why did they properly report this?

[@BickieGagoosh]

He’s a Jew, what do you expect?

[@cantkillcliffrose]

Not a bright person, are you? ​@@BickieGagoosh

[@zoopdefloop8651]

He’s the absolute worst. Everyone he helps is guilty.

[@TheDreadPirateRoberts-jr2fk]

@@zoopdefloop8651Doesnt he work for the Innocence Project? They’ve exonerated hundreds with DNA evidence, dozens post-Mortem after execution.

[@chiligribble8431]

He laughs more talking about platforming a murderer than I would during a night in the comedy mothership green room

[@Wheatybic]

bit too wordy bro

[@EMD_HOKIO]

@@Wheatybicwhat? Too hard for your brain to process? Or is the word process a bit much too?

[@douggieharrison6913]

​​@@EMD_HOKIOredundant ass wordy sentences

[@xsplice]

Agree with wheaty, good premise but too wordy, he needs to work on it

[@xlretard]

​@@xsplice gay

[@sullystpatrick]

The police report for this murder is actually funnier than 90% of Rogan’s friends

[@hilliard665]

😂

[@gnarlyshark42]

Bro said allegedly

[@TroyKBarnes]

He’s a lawyer, did you honestly expect a different response from a legal professional?

[@sidauthur7836]

​@TroyKBarnes well that legal expert has no problem lying about everything in order to free a killer. Don't see why he couldn't just tell the truth given everything we actually know.

[@TroyKBarnes]

@@sidauthur7836 what did he lie about?

[@uToop]

@@TroyKBarnesyou expect him to tell the truth you know like what was caught on camera ? And evidence ? What he’s basically saying in his comment is “this guy is saying allegedly he did it, when he was basically caught red handed” I didn’t think anyone would need to explain that to you but there you go….

[@TroyKBarnes]

@@uToop the above comment in question is implying that the lawyer lied in court to free “Sheldon the Killer.” With the gift of hindsight, it’s easy to criticize the lawyer’s work here. But you have to understand that decisions in court, especially pertaining to early release, are completely based upon the admissible facts available to the presiding judge at the time of those proceedings. You all act as if this lawyer had some hidden agenda to let a monster loose on the public-at-large, when in reality he’s doing his best to be a voice for the voiceless and a champion to the civil rights of literal strangers. Moreover, saying that Sheldon “allegedly” murdered a man is a completely factual statement. The State is doing exactly that - alleging that he killed and dismembered that man. Once Sheldon gets his day in court and is ultimately convicted based upon the overwhelming evidence, then these statements will no longer be allegations. But until then… that’s all they are. And it is not dishonest to call a spade a spade.

[@SINQUEFIELD83]

The judge who sentenced him to 50 years seems to be the only one who had any sense in this situation.

[@ozzier9483]

No in Josh's mind they are all corrupt retards.😂😂😂😂😂

[@_DJMorrey_]

Wrongfully convicted. 1 month later... Yeah my bad

[@fornhunkle]

Dude was never wrongfully convicted lol... That's the best part. The whole point was to bring him in and be like "see he's a criminal, but he's not BAAAD"....

[@WernerRachtman]

And why the hell would anybody who sliced his face in prison meet him on the outside?

[@Intheflesh79]

Dude is calmly explaining armed robbery like he didn't do anything wrong, dude owed him money lol

[@TheArgyleProtocol]

Don't you love the way that they always try to use smart guy words and it just sounds desperate? "So I walked up like yo b and this PARTICULAR INDIVIDUAL..." 😂😂😂

[@markredford84]

Also the way he said "I told the Judge i would take 15 right now" the way he thinks he's in control and tells the judge what to do lol

[@TheArgyleProtocol]

@@markredford84 And I didn't touch him at all... But he got roughed up.

[@heathdetweilerRealtor]

Yep. And the guy’s girlfriend was just mistakenly thrown into because of the young guys with him. Same excuse for the pistol whipping. This is how some people live, so for him, it probably wasn’t even a thing. I grew up around that mentality, too, but grew out of it when I decided I wanted to be a functioning member of society.

[@heathdetweilerRealtor]

@@TheArgyleProtocolthat gave me a good laugh too. And neither of them bothered to say anything about it when he said it.

[@ConanDLibrarian]

How delusional of a response. Hes talking about how the media is bashing him over the head for vouching for not only a murderer but a total idiot. Then Joe says, "well thats what theyll do", as if being held accountable for being wrong (GROSSLY) is a bad thing.

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

Okay let's say you know a guy you don't think he decapitates people and he's nice you say "he's an okay guy" now a month later you find out he's a baby decapitator.... you weren't wrong when you said he's okay you only became wrong after the guy did what he did... Yall think hindsight is 20/20 It doesn't exist

[@ConanDLibrarian]

@ that’s just mental gymnastics

[@Pabloesc571]

​@@ConanDLibrarian its not mental gymnastics how tf is anyone responsible for what this guy did? Hes well spoken and seems sane enough to not dismemner people and then play dress up ro cover up whta he did. 😂 Nobody did anything wrong here so theres nothing to ne held accountable for.

[@Chaelsonen]

​@@Pabloesc571 Just do everyone a quick favor. Read sheldons criminal history, then ask yourself. Should I employ this guy to be around "at-risk children". There is a level of responsibility there....

[@Chaelsonen]

All the podcast stuff with joe is kind of funny, tricking joe didnt really do anything. But Brother that man was working with children. Yikes.

[@raging100]

"Oh did Rogan's 'DeathSquad' get you? " - Norm McDonald

[@modsix4612]

Norm would have had a field day with this event😂 I can just imagine him on his talk show making some random guest and Adam laugh uncontrollably about this😂

[@ThewhitepillIRL]

“I turned comments off so I don’t have to accept that I’m partially responsible for a gruesome murder”

[@danielkelly4168]

Listening to them justify the murder because "jail is hard" and "someone was mean to him in the past" is so lame

[@harryjohnson6921]

“Guy didn’t even get touched…got shot in the back a little bit”

[@v13w5]

😅

[@bhedgepig9653]

Allegedly

[@JaelaOrdo]

And absolutely nobody could have saw the murder coming. (except for everyone on the internet)

[@dt4676]

Obviously 100% criminal psycho from him talking for 5 seconds

[@morezombies9685]

Yeah i remember reading a news story about the thousands of joe rogan listeners who were going to stop sheldon before he dismembered that person but unfortunately they were too busy posting on youtube for clout about their predictions to do anything. Real tragic.

[@HansKlopek]

The Internet is always right.

[@nicoletaylor3731]

Its pretty obvious hes a piece of garbage that shouldnt have been realesed ​@morezombies9685

[@anthonydavenport1841]

Lmao yeah you guys are so reliable and trustworthy😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

[@caseyanders1601]

He didn’t apologize. He kept saying “allegedly”.

[@CJ-rd2wo]

Because he’s a layer.

[@JackYoung28]

@@CJ-rd2wo because hes *sheldons* lawyer, this lawywr is a fuckin idiot lmao

[@infidelmat]

​@@CJ-rd2wo a layer cake?

[@Elbeerad]

he explained why he says allegedly in the actual podcast

[@ash1eyrose]

They say allegedly cuz he hasn’t been convicted yet, it’s just what you’re supposed to do, legally speaking. Idk why people always get so worked up over this lol

[@alanjohnsonbmw]

0:36 Man, Tom Segura is everywhere

[@tuckerjessup8389]

Lmaooo “prime” Tom as well

[@zechariahcifuentes7002]

He’s the real cereal killer

[@saintanger3628]

Bro... BRO. Nailed it, looks just like Tom lol

[@myka788]

Bro this episode is so gross. He avoids accountability totally. Joe straight up told him "you did nothing wrong" wtf?!?

[@ceylonte4]

it's crazy how hard it is for some people to apologize.

[@matturner6890]

unchecked cultural narcissism

[@TheMysteryDriver]

Saying sorry means you accept responsibility. He doesn't want to be sued by the guy's family.

[@jasperxmaster9703]

People like this lawyer are the reason victim mentality criminals feel so emboldened.

[@Bjorn817]

Laughing about a murder is diabolical 🤦‍♂️ but I guess us “pedestrians” wouldn’t get it

[@keithbarker1934]

The only way Josh could possibly turns this all around for me at this point is advocating lengthy jail sentences for bad comedians

[@Highkingofgondor]

Voted for Kamala, hun?

[@keithbarker1934]

Nah. I find voting as stupid as the lord of the rings.

[@rr-ti2xp]

@@keithbarker1934yep. Whole thing is rigged anyways.

[@Matt-vq8fg]

​@@keithbarker1934 Don't insult lotr like that.

[@Matt-vq8fg]

​@@Highkingofgondor Did you vote for Trump?

[@useraiaj234mp]

they let a dude who spent 30 years in prison backstage with all these millionaires. wtf. this lawyer helping all these felons get out, how does that help people? got too much sympathy and gets manipulated by these crazies. lawyer has no real life experience, if he saw these crimes play out or happen to a family member he wouldn't be on this crusade

[@jimjason5146]

He's a lib man. That's how they view the world. Black people shouldn't be in jail. They'll see a repeat petty criminal whose serving 20 years for 5 separate offenses and think it's unfair punishment. Goofy.

[@user-dx2dm8oq8g]

This guy watched too many disney movies. He should feel guilt for whatever happens with those dangerous people he helped free. I just don't think he's capable of reading people, all they gotta do is pull out the "reformed routine" on him regardless of their history to win him. People who work with criminals and are good at their jobs can suss out people easily and don't fall for the bs.

[@sgt.lincolnosiris4111]

​@@user-dx2dm8oq8gdoes anyone actually look at that guy and think ye hes smart.?

[@squatchit5700]

Josh Dublin is probably a psychopath, he's a lawyer first of all and the way he took zero responsibility for what happened is pointing to he's not right in the head.

[@BickieGagoosh]

@@squatchit5700Josh Dublin is a Zionist jew. If you understand what they believe, you will understand why we have Jewish lawyers trying to release these people and in turn, more chaos in our society. Jews hate Christians & whites and will do what they can to destroy those societies. Don’t take my word for it though, look these things up and you’ll find what I’m talking about. Some people seem cooky about it, but it’s a real threat. Anyway, have a great night !

[@LoadedGunn47]

“Next time I bring someone on, the guest will be vetted a lot more thoroughly.” The public’s safety wasn’t worth the extra scrutiny when compared to a podcast’s reputation, good to know.

[@Highkingofgondor]

You can’t cancel Joe, my guy.

[@Chaelsonen]

@@Highkingofgondor That comment is aimed at josh dubin. The guy who is more concerned with vetting the people he has working around children for podcasts.

[@JacobafJelling]

Well said

[@eky]

0:50 casually photographed with his defense attorney Tom Segura on the left

[@kickfrip420]

Gyahh beat me to it! 😅

[@1921di3go]

😂😂😂

[@mattbritton2728]

The most "popular" comedian out there 😂 he's everywhere

[@rustyshackleford6970]

A star is born every minute

[@XanVicious]

WHAT MURRRDAAHHHH

[@1future797]

This guy should never be able to advocate for anything prison related ever again.

[@BickieGagoosh]

He’s a Jew it’s what they do to white nations.

[@jumpinjohnnyruss]

Why not?

[@DrSpoculus]

In comparison, he's the raygun of the legal system. Some amateur who thinks they know better than the professionals. The professionals said the dude was a danger to society and should not be released. But this amateur legal advocate with a horrible judge of character and easily manipulated fought to have him released. These things should be like a bail bond. Sure, he can get out, but you're going to jail if he re-offends. Make them put something up if they re-offend. If they are so "reformed" then they wont worry about a 30 year sentence for being wrong, right? They arent going to break the law, so sign up for a prison sentence if they are so sure of it. let's see how many advocates there are left after they attach consequences to being wrong. 😅

[@anon2427]

This guy is a lawyer he isn’t an amateur

[@alexdelzer904]

He was downplaying all of his crimes on the podcast. If someone was actually remorseful and “rehabilitated” they would’ve owned up to them completely. Because you have to be able to admit you’re wrong if you ever want to actually change. Sheldon obviously didn’t think he needed to change and exhibited the exact same behaviors that got him in prison as soon as he got out.

[@ButchersBoys]

Exactly. I went to prison and feel guilty about it everyday and I didn't even hurt the person. This guy is a psychopath.

[@MmaKnowItAll4]

Exactly what I thought, dude was trying to justify robbing people who supposedly owed him money and bunch of other shit

[@explorinjenkins349]

JD Delay is a good example of remorseful and rehabilitated. He says he did bad shit without any excuses.

[@MmaKnowItAll4]

@explorinjenkins349 hes a great example of why repeat offenders for violent crimes shouldn't be let out

[@Matthew-rc1xt]

"Comedy assassins." I still laugh every time

[@iwishiwasananteater.3205]

Rogan is so gullible he thinks he's a comedian and yet in his mind he has a "bullshit detector". Funniest thing he said so far.

[@Highkingofgondor]

All I hear is jealousy, my guy.

[@iwishiwasananteater.3205]

@Highkingofgondor you can't really hear while your reading. Average Rogan fan.

[@michaelcoletta4547]

​@@Highkingofgondor but he did clearly buy into what Josh is selling. Josh wants us to believe that the problem is he didn't make sure poor Sheldon was seeing a therapist... and Joe let him get away with that BS.

[@dyoung1998]

​@@Highkingofgondor I like Rogan my dude, but when he brings idiots like people from the "innocence project" on, he loses credibility. The innocence project only gets people who are guilty out. I've looked into multiple cases from them and all they seem to do is get people who have done serious crimes less time or freedom.

[@toxicgoonavenger7534]

Damn a triple threat family of well well wells

[@scottp.548]

It may be time to retire that name.😅

[@pmoney2]

As a criminal justice major, almost all recidivism happens within 3 years

[@brianeaton303]

Should be a good rule of thumb for Josh on who to bring on. Make them wait 3 years after leaving jail.

[@bryanlouro140]

Rogan's dad was 100% right.

[@DoneBrokeDatBack]

I gotta know. What did he say?

[@michaelhernandez7978]

​@@DoneBrokeDatBackhe left Joe

[@JohnDoe-qh5xg]

​@DoneBrokeDatBack rambled like a crazy old racist Italian Everyone from Roman's dad's side are loonies thats why Rogan isn't all there either

[@usernotfound904]

He said Joe is a little bitch

[@docbrown9305]

@@DoneBrokeDatBackRogan Snr said Joe was “sweet”

[@topfeedcoco]

@4:09 Ron White's bloviating about how exclusive your spot in Joe Rogan's comedy assassins greenroom is, he's shaking his head no the entire time.

[@sonnysd]

Someone's been watching interrogation videos 😂

[@topfeedcoco]

@@sonnysd Lols!

[@Rocky-zr1918]

Make no mistake, people like Josh Dubin are a threat to everyone's safety.

[@Powerwolf77]

So basically the beheading wouldn't have happened if this Josh guy didn't get him released early wow guy needs to quit his day job 🙄

[@gavinwalls6316]

I used to work as a case manager and situations like this were way too common

[@Hodapp]

Dude is getting trauma therapy for Sheldon?!?!? I think his victims could make better use of those sessions.

[@anon2427]

Clearly they don’t need it anymore💀

[@zuluboy4056]

Joe laughing about it is creepy

[@Hakushodemon]

Yeah Joe’s smile while talking about the murder was disturbing like he thinks it’s funny

[@mrwalter7205]

Saying you have a "deep understanding of being in prison" and then saying you "read this book" is Bananas

[@Wandering_Chemist]

You know who didn’t get it wrong? The convicting judge who said that Sheldon was an “extreme danger to society.” Who would’ve thought the judge was right?

[@algorerhyth]

Jamie bring up Josh Dubin's early life

[@triglavbog7527]

Is it what i think it is!? Am i so advanced that i dont have to look it up in order to know?:D

[@markbaker5599]

I was waiting for a Jamie comment. I blame him myself, personally. Maybe Jamie's computer doesn't pull up the details of peoples past crimes

[@toddianuzzi9296]

😂

[@brantisonfire]

Is there something to this or just a sarcastic remark? Tried googling any past criminal history, but maybe I'm missing the joke here.

[@thebluetiger26]

If you nose, you knows

[@Ya_Know]

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[@TristanRivers-lz4wv]

These perps get off on technicalities and then the media deceitfully tells us they were 'exonerated'. It's infuriating. 😠

[@billtree52]

I watched the original podcast with Sheldon. In my over 10 years experience working with convicted felons as a Correctional Officer, I could tell just by how Sheldon was talking that he had not reformed at all, and was clearly dodging responsibility for his original crimes. "Things happened" or "They got caught up" or "got touched up" is some CLASSIC criminal downplaying what they did to their victims. Also him claiming he never hurt the other guy while completely ignoring the fact the dudes who did beat the guy up were there under Sheldon's orders is crazy. Some of these guys, violence is ALL the know and the only way they solve problems. The reason he got such a long sentence the first time is because everything he did piled up AND he was stupid enough to reject the deal they offered him, KNOWING he was guilty of what he did. He's a piece of shit. While I admire Josh Dubin for attempting help out supposedly innocent people, maybe just leave guilty ones where they are at!

[@jean20253]

Exactly, just the most inflated ego.

[@bassmankilla9352]

8:55 Duuuude, when you said "weird af" I laughed so hard.😂😂😂 This was a great episode, they all are good but I really liked this one. I hope you are doing great though man, I really do, your content is better than ever!

[@PodcastCringe]

Thanks! Good to hear from you

[@Neptune_p_g]

A master class on why you can't believe whatever is said on the JRE going forward. They obviously don't vet anything.

[@emne5750]

This is one of those episodes that actually got me upset at Joe Rogan. They are still continuing the false narrative of "justice reform" and even excusing that murderers actions as "the jail system made him that way." For all the complaining Joe does about progressive crime policy he sure as hell has the same conclusion as them half the time.

[@Pabloesc571]

Violent crimes definitely should be dealt with, idk if prison is the way though. The only reason america has so many inmates is hecause prisons get payed for it. A lot actually. Its corruption. Look at Scandinavian prisons they have the best resocialization rates.

[@mobilegameclips5628]

⁠@@Pabloesc571private prison’s make about 8% of the entire prison population. Public prisons don’t make money they just have a budget from the state / federal level. The myth that prisons are all about profit is insane and requires someone to just blindly believe a narrative without being willing to do the slightest bit of research. It’s estimated that roughly 375 million is made each year in profit. That’s roughly $10/day per prisoner in profit for the 96,000 prisoners in private prisons. There’s 158 private prisons in the us. So each of them profits roughly 2m per year. To say this is “A lot” as if this is enough money to pay cops and judges and blah blah blah to conspire in this giant system to enslave Americans blah blah blah. It’s just silly. Is it good? No it’s not good. Is it the reason people are in jail? No. That would be because of the crimes they committed. Accountability is something that most prisoners don’t know anything about so of-course they latch onto this BS. I’ve managed to avoid jail for 30 years by simply not doing anything that land me in jail. Isn’t that odd? Like if you just don’t commit crimes you dramatically reduce the chances you’ll ever see the inside of a jail cell.

[@JazzYachtrocker]

@@Pabloesc571this, we have a for profit prison system and sheriff/police offices that have quotas to fill beds. Throw a justice system that is based off capital and sprinkle in a little wealth distribution and poof. You have the US system in a nutshell

[@TristanRivers-lz4wv]

Just because a team of lawyers get a guy off on a technicality doesn't mean he's not guilty, Joe.

[@C3phoe]

7:00 Sheldon's minimizing is much funnier than anything Rogan has coughed up on stage! 😅

[@jimronayne1719]

the funniest thing to me is all the tough guy prison looking tattoos on this clown lawyer

[@nicoletaylor3731]

How can you live with your self knowing you got someone murdered

[@realltown]

i mean he really thought he was doing a good thing for someone it’s kinda sad actually

[@nicoletaylor3731]

@realltown i agree but after something like this they should get someone more qualified than Josh and he should feel responsible

[@crakbaby861]

you are so right, you know what we should just have him convicted for it too!

[@Pabloesc571]

He didn't get anyone murdered. If they guy got out of the prison there was a case for the conviction being too harash. Are you mad at all the lawyers defending criminals every day in court too? Dont be ridiculous

[@Pabloesc571]

This just shows the level of intellect here lmao

[@ComedyCapone]

Why the hell does Rogan think this is funny. This old man has absolutely lost it.

[@jopo7996]

Like they say in Texas "That freezer Sheldon put those body parts in ain't too shiny."

[@nsh1980]

Everyone thinks they know better than the courts.

[@TristanRivers-lz4wv]

Exactly. These lawyers get them off on technicalities then claim they were 'exonerated'. They put us all in danger.

[@nomudnolotus4410]

Josh is really just an unintelligent and delusional person. Sheldon is an individual who had his core beliefs, morals and values instilled into him as a child by a crack addicted, drug dealing sex offender. At one time in this interview Josh suggested that maybe Sheldon committed this offence after being released because he (Josh) wasn't diligent enough about encouraging Sheldon to speak to a therapist once a week. That shows such a ridiculous inability to grasp the reality of the situation its bizarre.

[@jlih6271]

Anyone else from Texas ever heard "it aint too shiny"?

[@CrackheadMagician911]

Never herd it b

[@volfan911]

Lol it’s not a saying.

[@High3rThanNASA]

It is a saying, but it's not specifically from Texas. I've heard it here in Wisconsin, too. The saying basically means, "There is a solution, but it's not very elegant."

[@TheThrowdest]

Born and raised in Texas. Never heard it once.

[@volfan911]

@ I googled several variations of the expression and found nothing online. Also, the way you define it isn’t how he was using it.

[@maxcrawford8004]

Imagine getting duped by a dumb criminal to help them get out of prison. Literally should have your bar license revoked

[@Acidlib]

I’m not going to get in to the specifics of Sheldon’s case, obviously more should’ve been done, but criminal justice is a complex subject that probably doesn’t benefit from the speculation of random commenters. As for the part about Joe’s guests never being able to take responsibility for anything, I totally agree, but I think the issue lies more with Joe’s inability to provide push back or ask deep, critical questions while interviewing the vast majority of his guests.

[@William_Stephens]

This isn’t second guessing but when I saw that episode and listened to the way he talked, it was clear to me that this dude was an unrepentant sociopath.

[@Pabloesc571]

🧢

[@edibaber5525]

100% dude just sound alike a psycho, no remorse in his voice talking about getting a bunch of guys to beat and rob a woman.

[@rr-ti2xp]

You people that see something on the internet and completely make up your minds on the character of a human are more sociopathic than the people you judge.

[@William_Stephens]

@@rr-ti2xp the dude took no accountability for his own actions that landed him in prison. Did he get a raw deal ? Possibly, but the bottom line is if he didn’t commit the crime he wouldn’t have been in the position where someone had so much power over his life and future. You’d figure that he would’ve came to that realization after all those long night in his cell . He didn’t . Then he was talking about the prison politics and code he operated under while in prison and it just didn’t sound like a guy that did much self reflection and growth. Some people go to prison and they find religion, read books, go to school etc. this dude was one of the dudes that got locked up and was involved in all of the extracurricular bs that goes on in prison. Im not judging him . Only God can judge him but I’m not a sucker. Some people have intuition and street smarts that keeps them from being taken advantage of and some people are prey because they can’t read people and situations.

[@matturner6890]

​@@rr-ti2xp so when are you going to jail for murder? Lol why would you defend such an obvious monster?!

[@leivajoe80]

Any black guy that says ''...this particular individual...''you know he guilty.....

[@mattdee3213]

Or just the first, three words of your sentence

[@leivajoe80]

@mattdee3213 nah not really...

[@mattdee3213]

@@leivajoe80 Take a joke, old man.

[@StabbyMcStomp]

"The "gentleman" beheaded somebody" How does this Dubin guy still have a job doing this.

[@RagnarR1]

Joe Rogan is telling this guy, "Look, I don't read the comments. You should do the same. "... 😂

[@brantisonfire]

It's just his ego getting in the way of taking any criticism and may trying to improve himself a bit. In his mind, he has it all figured out and everyone else is an asshole who are just jealous and have no idea what they are talking about. He's so close to becoming just like Burt and Tom.

[@El-Kompadre]

Sheldon Johnson was not the first murderer on JRE. Im excluding his comedy buddies too

[@martymarescobar]

I wanna know now too 😂

[@HiddenHandMedia]

​@@Ed-zp2xoBrendan Schaub killed every joke he ever told

[@JazzYachtrocker]

Hillary?

[@ButchersBoys]

I went to prison for threats back in 2021 for 13 months.Turned my life around and now have my own home. 30 years in prison sealed this guys fate. Especially in the usa. Punishment first there where as in the uk it's rehabilitation.

[@JimDewdGuitars]

I love how this guy tried to talk politics like he knew better. Bro your judge of character is fucked.

[@aw7153]

17:11 he was talking about felons who spend more than 20yrs in jail not just all Felons

[@Rocky-zr1918]

And? It's still not true.

[@aw7153]

@Rocky-zr1918 Did i say it was? Can’t find specific research on his statement but on the USSC website it says this “In the two models with the larger sample sizes, offenders incarcerated for more than 120 months were approximately 30 percent less likely to recidivate relative to a comparison group receiving less incarceration. In the third model, offenders incarcerated for more than 120 months were approximately 45 percent less likely to recidivate relative to a comparison group receiving less incarceration” So possibly there’s a specific statistic he is referring to that could be correct.

[@genericwes3248]

Thought of you AS SOON as I saw Joe dropped this 🤣👌

[@Rocky-zr1918]

Why is Joe even letting him back on the show? What a joke.

[@ryanrogers8211]

It’s good you get to see how delusional the layer is.

[@Rocky-zr1918]

​@@ryanrogers8211Yeah, maybe..

[@jean20253]

So they can laugh about it.

[@alxra]

This innocence project guy is the ULTIMATE VIRTUE SIGNAL for Rogan. Rogan's internal voice tells him he's basically setting innocent people free because he has Durbin on his podcaast.

[@finsternis1986]

Joe brings Sheldon back to the green room: "Yo, this guy has a killer bit!"

[@TheUnitDyw]

Thank you Podcast Cringe for doing what you do. Nothing fires me up more than when you post a new video.

[@henryjumbohead5391]

The Court’s rarely get it wrong despite popular belief.

[@cantthinkofone6995]

At 3:35 , him sitting with Charlie Adelson down in Florida. I didn’t put two and two together until just now, Josh grabbed Charlie’s million bucks and ran. Absolutely did him no favors. But that guy is right where he belongs, for life. If you follow true crime, you know the Markel case. This guy seems like a clown.

[@joshsaunders6392]

Wait the lawyer took money from the murderer and ran?

[@MiguelOcho8]

Rich people need to stop getting involved in the prison system

[@SmokeTheHolyChalice]

When I first saw this dude on cctv wearing the blonde wig, I thought to myself, “what the hell Terence Howard do now?”

[@Ratclawz]

F this dubin guy. He doesn't even google these a hyles before trying to get them out of prison

[@TheArgyleProtocol]

15:20 "I have to take a hard look at what I'm doing" well yeah dude you're getting actual murderers out of prison under the false pretense of them being innocent.

[@tomsnowden6201]

Not only that but pretending punishment is cruel and doesn’t work and blah blah

[@Chasewimerxoxo]

It’s the Sheldon Curse

[@Fe6b0lA]

Every time I hear "comedy assassin" I laugh and cringe at the same time.

[@Eric_Canned_Tuna]

Interesting how Joe and Josh suggest that prison time somehow turned him, completely ignoring what took him into prison in the first place. When defining the term 'cope' on wikipedia, they should provide a link to this clip of Joe and Josh. 😂😂😂

[@NewGameMultimedia]

it's because people can't be rehabilitated, and convictions are usually (98%) fitting.

[@lifeoflennie2443]

It's always cute when a lawyer tells you he's "one of the good ones" 😅

[@LuisRamirez-hz2xf]

Neither apology nor remorse. Both sad men.

[@Ch3rryT3a]

It’s REALLY no laughing matter ffs!!!

[@Canuck.Collector]

the gentleman is a wild way to refer to that guy

[@alexmajax]

This can happen to anybody, you can't hold anybody responsible for this.

[@Lancaster22]

Joe “Yeah…you can’t listen to those people” Rogan

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

People like Dubin have a good heart but they let their cause go to their head. Some people belong locked up forever. It p!sses me off that these lawyers give more attention to the perp than they do to the victims. Dubin has got that dead man's blood on his hands.

[@composerc9896]

"we didn't know" but you did, Joe.... 2:52

[@RCCarDude]

Exactly

[@theredking3070]

This guy should be in prison.

[@clayongunzelle9555]

He stopped fighting FOR people who were wonderfully convicted and started fighting AGAINST the system.... That's how he ended up in that situation

[@davewatts6724]

That episode made me hate this attorney…how many guilty has he released with his cry baby BS.. he laughs now??? How sick these two are.

[@JackYoung28]

The problem is josh dubin is a biased individual. He’s always gonna sympathize with people who have been imprisoned. Dude is absolutely at fault for helping a monster get out of prison. He needs to live with the fact that had he not help this guy get out early, this gruesome murder would never had happened. Fuckin crazy😂

[@jennycoyle8204]

Can’t believe they’re still making excuses for this guy 🤦‍♀️

[@firstlast-vv8yq]

This guy deserves to get dragged online some more

[@dodgeman432]

I listen to these videos just to hear him say “ comedy assassinszzzz” 😂😂👏🏼