Jordan Peterson’s FULL Interview With Piers Morgan

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is a clinical psychologist who has risen in popularity due to his detailed lectures on controversial topics such as mental health, gender identity, and more. He joins Piers Morgan for a truly uncensored hour-long interview discussing meeting and helping footballer Cristiano Ronaldo, how he owned interviewer Cathy Newman in a viral video amassing 40 million views and an emotional ending in which he opens up about the criticism he received from 'Don't Worry Darling' director Olivia Wilde.
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[@AFringedGentian]

It is so unspeakably good to see Dr. Peterson well and healthy enough to do interviews again.

[@strwind]

+1

[@terintiaflavius3349]

Yes it is. He went in the belly of the beast and fought out

[@AFringedGentian]

@@terintiaflavius3349 and he’s stronger and wiser than ever. He is a true overcomer. He came out of the battle with more than he had going in.

[@trillionman2105]

Do you know Jordan Peterson personally?

[@rahn45]

Thankfully most people understand that within Peterson's work is the acknowledgement that at the end of the day we all human with innumerable flaws and weaknesses, that life will throw horrible things at us; and that it's way easier to get through it all if you have the support of family, friends, and community. That should any of us fall down, that there can be a helping hand to bring you back up. Jordan has given so many people a helping hand without ever seeing their faces, and seems only right that the favor be returned when the opportunity arises no?

[@lopeshernani]

This is the interview of a lifetime. Congratulations to Piers Morgan. I didn't think he had it in him to listen more than he talked. Great advice from his son, really.

[@questor55]

I know, right? Piers did well. A few times he started out framing things poorly, but cut it out and listened when JBP came back with a different direction, and more considered take. For example when Piers made a casual dismissive intro to incels, and JBP moved quickly past the label to offer his very moving thoughts on demoralization and encouragement.

[@alanwhitham4]

Piers loves free speech so much that he spends most of his air time trying to shout down anyone he disagrees with . Usually without rhyme , reason or logic .

[@jg0943]

The interview we did with Peter Robinson at the Hoover institute was really really good

[@jasonw9251]

Agreed

[@MP-oi7dz]

😂😂😂

[@davy1409]

“Should it not be a right to listen to you and say ‘I don’t believe a word you’ve just said’ “? “It’s your responsibility, it’s not just your right” Jordan Peterson is incredible.

[@corymasuga2494]

I truly wish we could all have these type of conversations in our lives with respect, dignity and compassion.

[@priscilla.colburn444]

You can have an HONEST conversation just by Saying what you mean, and Meaning What you SAY. It will REQUIRE thinking before you Speak. You will GET IN TROUBLE for TELLING the Truth. That is WHY you have to BE thinking of the CONSEQUENCES. By DEALING with TRUTH, your REWARD will be PEACE and IT BELONGS TO YOU. No more having to remember a lie.

[@natureisallpowerful]

This man puts his reputation and life under scrutiny everytime and never shys away from anything. That's true courage and honesty.

[@assaqwwq]

Don't make him right though.

[@natureisallpowerful]

@@assaqwwqthats up to you. I believe he is.

[@assaqwwq]

@@natureisallpowerful not up to me. Not up to you. It's not true because it's not true. Also, if you don't mind, search up the last wisecrack episode where they talk about Jordan talking about philosophy. Not asking you to change your mind. Just maybe a different perspective.

[@ericmhowardii8410]

Giving PROFESSOR Peterson an complete hearing before making an judgment about his dialogue does not make his right.

[@natureisallpowerful]

@@assaqwwq I meant it's up to you what you believe. I'll have a look at your suggestion. I'm open minded enough to see another view or opinion and possibly change my views on things if it doesn't sit right. I like what he stands for and don't really need to go down a rabbit hole unless I'm unsure about something 👍

[@OiOiSillyBoi]

Q: “How do you want to be remembered when you die?” A: “As someone honest.” -Dr Jordan Peterson Remarkable man.

[@lisaclark6134]

Amen!

[@kphoto83]

Absolutely.

[@mnovo]

If only we all could be.

[@fantasticmrfox2265]

No one will give a shit when you die...

[@dannywholuv]

People arent ready to hear the truth from him. Its such a shame.

[@tylaneffenberg]

the amount of times this man has turned my attitude around from wanting to unalive myself..... he is an amazing force for the world

[@recessional5560]

When society has become too soft to say suicide, we’re all better off unaliving ourselves.

[@RPNDAILY]

@@recessional5560it’s not “society” it’s a minority with the media pandering to them. Therefore we can’t say certain things on certain sites

[@recessional5560]

@@RPNDAILY Yeah the media pandering to a small minority makes it seem so much bigger than it really is. People really fall into that trap too often.

[@user-kg3bz5wz2o]

You are a force for good, and the world needs you.

[@HyperCast2012]

So glad you’re still here! ❤️🙏🏻

[@verekertam8921]

I felt and lived every bit of that last conversation. Thank you Jordan Peterson for having empathy for young men when the rest of the world doesn't.

[@neversleepfreak]

I started tearing up at the end. I dont understand how people can be so hateful towards a man who is simply trying to help those in need and humanity as a whole. You can see how it hurts him, to see how much people are struggling. As a person who's dealt with a large amount of struggles (specifically with mental health) many of his comments have hit home and I can understand completely what he's saying. People these days are so full of hate.

[@gazw9884]

Well said ❤

[@sun-eye]

@@gazw9884 It's only the trans folks. Oh, and also the Lefties. Regular logical people know he speaks nothing but facts.

[@littlefox3128]

People are very quick to anger these days, I feel a lot of empathy for him.

[@SemiPerfectDark]

In my experience, I have seen two different sides of him. I briefly saw him giving solid advice for living a good life and it looked pretty sound to me. However, there is another side where he weighs in on religion and some philosophy. There are the discussions with Matt dillahunty and Sam Harris. I think there might be a tendency among people who already like Jordan Peterson to take his side or see the arguments that he is making as logical, but most of what he said in those debates come off as posturing and he does this thing where he tries to redefine already existing terms. For example, not in those two discussions, in another video where he is at the university that he taught, he is telling a student something like religion is whatever is important to you. So if sports are important to you, then sports are your religion. Of course we know that sports are not a religion. On the other hand we do use the word religion for non-religious things exactly as how he said, except the context of the discussion was about religion. So it seems like he adds this sophistry in order to either intentionally or unintentionally dodge the discussion. That's my early morning take on it. :-)

[@naftaelsciencefacts6088]

@@SemiPerfectDark I am an JP fanboy but I think that sometimes his thoughts about religions are not solid

[@Dragomicha]

Jordan, without getting in to it. Saved my marriage, relationship with my daughter, my business, and my life. I hold a place in my heart for this man. Beyond love him

[@johngoodrow8984]

He changed me for the far better without direct effort beyond love for that man

[@l0ckb0x22]

cheers mate, actually happy for you ^some random

[@Dragomicha]

@@johngoodrow8984 ❤❤❤ out of billions of chances of never speaking to one each other. Here we are. Thank you, and I give you my love❤

[@johngoodrow8984]

@@TPilly Are you calling me weak guy cause I'm far from weak all he did was motivate me more And help me learn to articulate myself better so I can influence other people for the better I was raised around junkies and drug dealers Satisfied losers and I've never been either of those In fact I help ppl get clean from drugs Before I have a career that's nearly 10 years into it and i have my own house i lived in my car to save and build my credit the life i lead is not for a weak Individual 2 jobs and u work for myself on the side as I build multiple companies and I go to the gym everyday

[@johngoodrow8984]

@@TPilly I just turned 28 and all my peers respect me highly most are in their sixties All my friends around my age envy me yet they don't know the journey and uncomfortableness i went thru durning my journey to get where I'm at

[@cryptomouse630]

"People make their mistakes as they stumble up hill" ~ Jordan Peterson I salute you sir. Stay present and keep speaking. HUGE respect.

[@calebwhymark1789]

‘Thank you sir’ That has to be one of the most genuine statements I’ve heard for a long time. The man has a doctorate and he’s thanking a journalist like he’s his teacher. That is respect and a complete lack of conceitedness. Good for you sir.

[@kalebarancelovic]

44:12 I actually noticed Piers' improvement with listening throughout this interview. Not having him constantly interrupt has made this interview more enjoyable. Well done Piers!

[@briancasa1054]

Piers only listens to people who genuinely respect

[@GodBlade132]

That's not a great way to go about life. Remember Peterson's rule number 9: Assume the person you are listening to might know something you don't. If you only listen to people you "respect" then you're losing out on a lot of potential nuggets of knowledge

[@bolth.9934]

I thought that myself. It was refreshing for a change.

[@paulinegauthier1867]

He does tend to be a terrible listener in most of his interviews, often interrupting and talking over people when he doesn't agree with them. I hope he keeps working on this, as he did in this interview. I am working on the same thing: listening better and actually hearing and understanding what someone is saying before answering.

[@castelodeossos3947]

@@GodBlade132 Clearly the respect someone gains from you depends on what they've said. If you talk nonsense, you've proven yourself unworthy of respect, which means you're not worth listening to. Don't need a guru to explain that. In this interview (not 'debate' as written in the title), Mr Morgan begins by explaining that he has watched many of Mr Peterson's videos, and obviously that is why Mr Morgan has gained respect for Mr Peterson, meaning he sees no need to interrupt, to point out nonsense, hypocrisy, etc.

[@shepard.6161]

This dude had a role in saving my life. With no exaggeration and in every sense of the phrase. Thank you

[@curtisboyce3849]

this. god speed brother

[@atlas.heart.O]

J.P and many of them will have a lot of "good point" with god, because you are not the only one. Only god Can understand how those kind of people help us in our lives

[@strawberryfields5074]

Piers Morgan saved your life? Lol

[@aynsley1002]

@@strawberryfields5074 he clearly meant Jordan, you silly sausage.

[@albertomonteiro4784]

@@strawberryfields5074 don´t joke with sirious things, banana... sory, its other fruit

[@miguelvieira70]

What an amazing conversation this was. And everytime this man becomes emotional, it's like a stab. For such a brilliant man to let himself br overtaken by emotion, it means that what's hurting him was pondered and studied and a conclusion was taken: he feels overwhelmingly powerless to help and he trully wants to help.

[@kengatore7979]

I like to see Dr. Peterson win arguments in interviews but I LOVE to see him be treated respectfully and warmly as he was in this one. I wish I could shake this man’s hand some day. Thank you Piers for this piece!

[@kathrynmcauley4808]

"People dying for lack of an encouraging word". That was so touching. It is so powerful to encourage.

[@Absinthexx7]

seeing him cry while he said that hit me different. he really cares a lot for a group of people that nobody gives a chance

[@youtubeadministration1059]

I hate piers. Jordan is amazing tho

[@brickan2]

First time that happend to me was at my job at age 23, because I had done 3h "overtime" helping a collegue. I still remeber it as if it was yesterday. CEO offered me his un-eaten lunch box so I could keep going til midnight. Gave me a pat on the back and told me Im doing a good ass job. I had a job. ............Teachers said with a glaze in their eyes that you are good at something but only after you had done something bad and ur put in their office for a tell-down. Parents, never.

[@elpedomasgrande1]

@@Absinthexx7 Actually I think he cried because he might have missed the encouraging words himself in the past so it hits him closer.

[@kathrynmcauley4808]

@@brickan2 God bless you. Great that your boss appreciated you. I do hope you feel appreciated where you are now.

[@ced4589]

My wife is a loving, kind, and dedicated clinical psychologist. She truly cares for her clients and feels their pain. When Dr. Peterson teared up about the young unseen, unloved men, I feel with every ounce of me, that he's had clients harm or kill themselves simply because no one loved them. My wife has made those EXACT tears in my home. You may not agree with him, but you can not deny him.

[@TheMissKizmet]

Your wife sounds like a beautiful soul; as do you in seeing and feeling her. May you have many moons more together - thank you for sharing this 🙏🏼🥰😊

[@emcarnahan]

That was exactly my feeling. If seeing that doesn’t upset you, you’re not really seeing it. I feel for Dr. Peterson, but his manner was perfectly justified and correct.

[@melaniejarrett2953]

I'm positive your support makes her tears a little less painful. ❤

[@harrihaga]

I have a very warmhearted and kind friend, who after working as a clinical psychoterapist for 6 months, him self had to check into a mentalhospital because of all the sadness encountered. Peterson and your wife are true heros.

[@markenetube]

Your wife seems like she is well suited to her career. So many men and women just need someone to hear their pain. This is especially true for men. Society seems to think men are not allowed "feelings". Thank you for sharing. Please give her the extra hugs she will need to cope with the burden of caring for others.

[@BoundlessSelf]

Really marvelous conversation between two highly intelligent and communicative men. I got teary in the end there with Peterson. Thank you both! 🙏🏻

[@adambrown7063]

This interview was incredible and we need more like this. Not controversy that gets media coverage. Spead positivity

[@someguydoinstuff]

The fact that Piers Morgan left a job rather than say something he doesn't mean gives me way more respect for the guy

[@chaserenolds8329]

Used to dispise him until I heard that line today…. Mad respect! More than most Americans who bent the knee of the vaccine. Talk about wild - a Brit showing more spine against a tyrannical demand than most Americans. 🤯

[@CincyPharmer]

chase, you managed to ruin your compliment here. way to go.

[@msbojana0079]

Why did he leave his job?

[@wikingagresor]

@@msbojana0079 after the Megan Markle interview with Oprah he said on tv that he doesn't buy it and believes she was lying for attention. The producers told him to apologize or pack his stuff, and he stood on principle and was fired.

[@Pwnsweet]

Huge respect for him

[@pj68rt41]

He is so authentic. You know it right away when you see and hear him. It's the easiest thing to know where he is coming from, yet there are those that think they can pull the wool over your eyes. He shines too bright for that.

[@solyd2402]

so true

[@K1LLzONEtheLONEwolf]

This. I liked this comment.

[@user-qr7km4ol9e]

Damn being an empath. The ending there had me tearing up with him. He is a good and genuine soul

[@fabricioface]

But the part that Cristiano Ronaldo is the best soccer player "ever" was just ridiculous 😂 what about Pelé, Maradona, Ronaldinho?

[@olliefitzgerald2482]

@@fabricioface what about messi hes def better

[@olliefitzgerald2482]

@@fabricioface ronaldinho is crazy tho u have no ball knowdlege

[@QuentinNeill]

Im not crying you’re crying

[@robinbollens2276]

Such an extraordinary human being. A father figure for mankind.

[@aon_coaching]

Keep this man safe at all costs. Global treasure for mankind

[@dylanjohnston4161]

He used to be, now he is a right wing grifter for the daily wire. He's is nothing more than Ben Shapiros attack dog now

[@lambo555]

Well said

[@northwestcoast]

Come on

[@DaveTaste]

.... And how do we do that?

[@Filip_eF]

The father figure many of us didn't have but needed. Thank You Dr. Jordan Peterson.

[@TheMalcolms7]

Solid point.

[@mattsmith1859]

If this guy is the father figure you needed then you must be ungodlily screwed up.

[@thryronginverse399]

@@mattsmith1859 you're probably worse than that though

[@mattsmith1859]

@@thryronginverse399 Worse than...? You have to apply context else your statement doesn't make any sense. Worse than needing this loon as a father figure? No... not quite. Jordan Peterson is a sham who found that by making videos on hot-button issues he can make money off of idiotic folks who think someone who talks smoothly must be smart. His ideas would see women reduced to the roles they had back in the 40's. If that's your kind of thing then you need a lot more help than I would have initially guessed.

[@raversfantasy]

@@mattsmith1859 I hope your dad comes back one day. Though I can see why he left.

[@millyseaber-shinn6109]

This man is pure good as far as I’m concerned! How anyone can possibly say a bad word about him is beyond me! Great interview Piers! 👏🏼😄

[@louisbiederman620]

He is pure good. He tells the truth, and sometimes, the truth is unkind. In this day and age, feelings seem more necessary than facts. This is the bogus reason that people say they don’t like him. Wake up, Sunshine! Do you really think he cares?

[@RajaFarhan82]

Feminists are against him

[@Woodeh]

He speaks the truth and apparently a large group of the human race don't like hearing that

[@MusicProducer808]

Leftists accuse anyone who does not agree fully with their often warped ideological viewpoints as fueling "hate". The unfortunate reality for them is that they are the conductors of hate, they are the intolerant, and the fact that hate for Dr Peterson is almost always from the policital Left is evidence of this. People can listen and make up their mind.

[@guiltseeker]

@@RajaFarhan82 NO !!!!

[@OvidiuSky]

It is an absolute beautiful and very positive interview. There is a lot to learn from this meeting with JP. Hopefully, people can see that rationality and how important it is to have critical thinking. Thank you, Pierce! Greetings from Romania 🇷🇴

[@brennenconlee437]

“I thought the marginalized were supposed to have a voice.” If only we all could have as much empathy as this man

[@jacklamat6315]

Amazing man he saves lives

[@taveth3595]

You can, let’s not live in if and buts, let’s be the empathic caring human being we all admire, that’s what he wants not just to be listened to he wants to change lives for the better

[@JH-tk1mv]

Whilst showing no empathy towards the marginalised? Funny how men like JP have given no empathy to anyone else who has been marginalised, shouts about marginalisation now men are not the centre of the universe.

[@myrants5836]

Very rare I can sit and watch an interview for an hour. However I was absolutely fascinated and fixated with Jordan Peterson. I've never heard of him before but I will certainly be looking into him a lot more. I was also massively impressed with Mr Morgan for letting him speak, listening and not interupting him. First time for everything!!

[@AFringedGentian]

I recommend his Maps of Meaning lectures. They are life changing!

[@shortyshea2728]

Enjoy the journey he has quite a lot to learn from. Like ALOT

[@kaziquefly]

Welcome to the fan club because I’m sure you’ll love his teachings, he’s absolutely amazing.

[@ColonelMuppet]

Watch the recent interview on his Channel with Professor Iain McGilchrist - incredible!

[@Kevins-Philippine-Retirement]

Glad you discovered Dr. Peterson's wisdom. You will find the hours go by too quickly as you discover more of his amazing interviews, debates and lectures.

[@dannythorpe1425]

Nothing but respect for this man, I'm grateful for every word he has said.

[@Punished_Trump]

The way he cracks up at the end, I've never felt more empathy in a KZbin video. The man truly cares, and what the world is doing to him in return is very very sad.

[@Dylan-cj7ku]

Dr. Peterson is a national treasure.

[@Magg78]

A treasure for the whole world you mean 🎁

[@Dylan-cj7ku]

@@Magg78 Aha, how selfish of me! I guess us Canadians must share him with the World!😀

[@Ccrippie]

Global Treasure- don’t leave us Americans out!!!! We need him too :)

[@Platinum1812]

Hear Hear, a Canadian treasure no doubt and an international treasure as well

[@antoniosmamalakis6092]

International

[@iLLtemperZ]

What an inspirational person, I could listen to him for hours.

[@joegrant413]

You can. Dr. Peterson has TONS of great content online. Starting with the Maps of Meaning lectures is a good start!

[@AFringedGentian]

I do. I listen to him while I’m working. It’s transformed my inner life.

[@laurahano2587]

If you want to spice things up, you can look up the Kermit Frog/Peterson videos people have done about cleaning up your room. Precious, when you hear it you can't undo it.

[@andrewosborne7544]

I have, Dr. Peterson is a great guy

[@tarun1982]

@@laurahano2587 those videos are funny but dont take away from Peterson's greatness

[@davida3126]

One of the better interviews I've seen Piers do. Jordan is an incredible man and as he says, you don't have to agree with him on everything. From my perspective it's undeniable, Jordan is an absolute force of good.

[@joycethorn2313]

Would love more of Dr Peterson interviews, or conversations with. Wonderful compassionate man. Well done Piers.

[@charleschurch4901]

Jordan Peterson is such a compassionate human being. I love his lectures.

[@DoctorBailey1]

@@venusbonjour9303 You really have no clue what you are talking about.

[@jimmybeans1175]

@@venusbonjour9303 ok dirty room.

[@yhvrfc32]

@@venusbonjour9303 Youre such a sad fool

[@wereitsoeasy189]

@@jimmybeans1175 LOL, indeed

[@farhan022692]

@@venusbonjour9303 Something tells me your room is dirty......

[@LOVxxE]

What a kind, warm, humble and inspiring soul. I cried when he cried. He feels very deeply for people. Beautiful interview.

[@kphoto83]

Agree.

[@farhanathar2256]

It's heart breaking when he gets attacked from those who are too influential in this corrupt modern world and don't tolerate a sincere effort of a sincere soul. After people like JP goes, this world can't end soon enough

[@dannybirch5117]

Apart from Ukrainians, cause our gas bill went up a bit this winter.

[@amerikanlegend2306]

​@@farhanathar2256 QqqqQqqqqq d😊

[@karlbristow1223]

Let's be honest, he's an almost lone voice advocating for whyyte men who are increasingly under siege in our society. No wonder they try to destroy him all the time.

[@anomaly2990]

Jordan is a force for good. His compassion and wisdom helped me navigate my once turbulent life and he has given me the critical thinking skills to tackle issues far beyond what I expected. He should be the man leading Canada.

[@jean-francoisthibaud437]

What an incredible and moving interview ! In recent years, I 've found with Jordan Peterson the right questions i could not find myself. A lot of the answers are left open, but those questions , if they do not help to change my behavior yet, at least, they help me to fix some goals to change spiritually and to contribute to my community. Thank you Mister Peterson!

[@ratchethatchet7653]

I wasn't a big Piers fan before this, but I must say I'm extremely impressed on how he handled this interview.

[@joshuabhujun3835]

Same here! Hope he continues like that

[@christait9497]

Hes definitely a fan of JBP u can tell

[@LaughterIsDeadly]

that was clearly his angle. "hey Jordan's audience, I'm not so different than him. you should watch me too" who knows who this guy really is. What many of us like about Jordan is how genuine he is when he speaks in public. Not sure I'll ever be able to trust Piers enough to think what he's saying is a genuine.

[@scj5314]

35:08 Jordan Peterson here says “We are trying to have interesting conversation” and immediately you can see Piers Morgan changes his posture like he was upset or angry. Then JP says “you wont negotiate and I wont negotiate, How in the world we gonna have a conversation” you can clearly see it in their face and body language that this is more personal than meets the eye.

[@duncanallen9129]

...didn't make a dick of himself like l thought he might...held his end up well...l think JP liked him...or maybe just knew how much to feed his ego!...smart cookie...and PM did well...

[@blazevoptixzz9748]

As a 24 year old male, Jordan Peterson has given me so much motivation and guidance. I love that man. He needs protected at all costs. He's truly a good man. Legend

[@elite6642]

I’m a 24 year old male as well, and boy have I got a lot of shit to get figured out lmao. Jordan is a wise man, I don’t understand the hate towards him. (Other than the trans people drooling on themselves)

[@grant4991]

24 year old male here, we should start a club

[@EnricoLenes]

Another 24 year old man reporting my appreciation for Jordan! He's such a brilliant mind and I thank dr. Peterson for all his wise lectures!

[@sun-eye]

Well 50 year old man here that admires Peterson (sorry, can't be part of the club). I am sooo happy to see a lot of young men being motivated and listening to his message. Do understand, though, that his message has been known since the beginning of time, but Western society has been trying to remove this message from history (trust me, I should know as I have seen it happening). Men, keep your heads up, work hard everyday, and be the best version of yourselves in this life. Take care.

[@jamesmarler6119]

You have strong incel vibes

[@aprilmaynard389]

What a joyous thing to hear 2 men talking openly and without sensor. Gives me hope thankyou 💓

[@jaxwhyland]

The fact that Dr Peterson is willing to allow himself become emotional in front of the entire world despite the mockery he gets for it by the people seeking to destroy him shows you exactly why he can be trusted. Those people who refuse to let themself be vulnerable and choose instead to become angry and irrational when challenged are the people you need to watch out for. Rather than be genuine and vulnerable, they throw insults and disrespect others. Its the purest demonstration of their malicious intentions. They want to be seen as powerful, while demonstrating their weakness. Peterson shows his weakness, and it makes him powerful

[@dom1873]

Just speaking for myself as a 22 dude from England 🇬🇧 Jordan Peterson has been an inspiration to not only me but a lot of my friends. We talk about mental health and anxiety because of our own interpretations on his words. What an beautiful human! Ps have a good day 🤙

[@ThankyouJesus81]

Amen brother. I’m 41 and been through a lot. Just remember all the trails and hard times will pass. And the smarter you become and the more things you overcome you will be so happy and proud in the end. Check out Eckhart Tolle and Osho, also Mooji. I use to think meditation and all that stuff was BS but it’s helped me out so much

[@vancouveruzbekistan5350]

a beautiful ally of PUTIN!

[@sjacko1066]

That’s amazing mate!! Keep that sort of talk up!! I’m 42, my generation didn’t, two very good friends committed suicide back in our early 20’s. And even now I have trouble talking. Being macho and telling people everything is ok when it clearly isn’t! Keep on talking, you should be very proud of yourself.

[@leebp9106]

Love the fact you work these things through with your friends - more power to your collective elbows

[@ted7755]

Dear Piers I am a 64 year old (going on 65) former (retired) clinical psychologist. I have a degree in philosophy, and I am a student of the history and philosophy of science and political ideology. Jordan Peterson is a breath of fresh ideological air. He speaks in a direct, straightforward, and clear manner, and he connects intellectual dots with clarity, courage, and vigor. Your interview was a triumph of freedom and the commitment to the open consideration of ideas and personalities that we so desperately need in the West. It is thus an antidote to cancelism, cynicism, and intellectual chicanery. Thank you for this bulwark against tyranny, petulance, and misery. God Bless you and God Save The King.

[@hedheb2619]

I can't speak for Piers, but that's a well written and excellent post, in my humble opinion.

[@deirdriehris5479]

Oh, sir, your post made me cry. I am Eastern European at my thirties and five years ago when I came to Britain I thought I will see the Western world that I know from the books. But what I see happening is a great culture turning to communist tyranny. I had the privilege to see doctor Peterson at Wembley last week and it was like a fresh breath. Thank you for your beautiful post. God bless you and your family. God save the King!

[@ashfox7498]

Yeah it's not very surprising the ancient boomers would find a rambling old man whining about the kids these days and their cancel culture and call it insightful.

[@madbowler6]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@AdamWatt00]

@@ashfox7498 found the liberal lol

[@PeterMifsud]

What a great interview and what a good, decent man Jordan is. His emotion revealed how deeply he feels for society...thank you!! I think the world needs more clear thinkers who can speak openly and honestly and who dont fear being cancelled or taken to task and who stand their ground decently because their stance is fact based, reasonable and presented fairly and with conviction. Thank you Jordan Peterson and thank you Piers Morgan for interviewing him.

[@swimmichal13]

That was brutally peaceful & honest conversation. Must see conversation!

[@stephentams8940]

I can honestly say I’d never heard of Doctor Peterson before today but my word what a man. I was so emotional and moved by all he said and (for once) Piers Morgan interviewed well because he LISTENED so well done to his son for giving him that advice. Looking forward to reading Dr P’s books now as even at 62 there’s lots this mature guy can learn👍👍

[@TheBizuzu]

Stephentams8940 Same with me. I only found him online few days ago...i am so happy. What a Man really!😀

[@stephentams8940]

@@TheBizuzu indeed. Good to share views with you 😊

[@mcrusportstherapy]

Well, you have a giant rabbit hole to go down. He is a much-misunderstood man, but he is one of the finest thinkers today

[@user-wr9ej6xe4j]

@stephentams8940 You should watch his address to the Canadian Congress. Years ago they were trying to make it ILLEGAL to not call someone by their preferred pronoun. It took a courageous and outspoken man like him to stand up to this impending fascism. They kept trying to argue "The penalty is ONLY a fine....." First off, thats outrageous in itself, but then he had to keep arguing that if you dont pay the fine you are put in jail!! Thank God for him!

[@deend7824]

Do you know he won't accept any questions unless he has pre-approved. That means he practices what his answers are unless practice

[@michaeltoppo9794]

I have never met JBP- yet he is one of my dearest friends. No other source or figure has impacted my life more. He is someone I visit daily for encouragement but above all is the only person who has brought me to the point of asking myself questions to uncomfortable to ask alone. You have been the guide in my darkest times. I treasure your resilience and courage to speak the way you do. No matter what anyone says… you have truly changed my life. Thank you

[@heddshot87]

I hope you meet him some day. Stay strong ♥️

[@1WillowMoon]

I'm 100 per cent on your page there....Jordan Peterson has also helped me over the last few years in many many ways. I love the man, respect the man and am so happy he and his family have come through trying times. Jordan Peterson is a one off and I'm deeply glad I'm on this planet at the same time as him to have been blessed with all I've heard from him.

[@mlineberry25]

I met him in February. He was very warm and genuine.

[@cambrie7946]

Same.

[@laurahano2587]

If I ever met Jordan I would embarrass myself. If I'm this overwhelmed by his existence, imagine how he feels with so many people adoring him and being better because of him. What a great ripple effect he's caused. =)

[@jdghok]

Jordan Peterson is a hero to men like myself, he has helped me no end with his honesty and intelligence, his chats are inspirational, if men like him run our country's the human race would be a lot better imho

[@ghrpayne4396]

For the first time I was fascinated by this talk with Professor Peterson. I don’t believe that I have changed but that he came across as a much more different person. Let us hear more about him.I certainly will be in his audience. Thank you.

[@AlexisMartinez-st8ez]

"People make their mistakes as they stumble uphill" what a great way to end the interview. Such a beautiful real quote

[@shawnfreckleton3073]

This line past over his head like a airplane 😂 he didn’t even ask to expand on it a lot of people doing even over-stand what he means

[@terrysullivan1992]

The depth of emotion and deep caring was so plain to see. The cracked voice, tears, and trembling lips. He is a Hero and heroes have emotions too.

[@NordicHebrew]

​@@shawnfreckleton3073 * an airplane

[@Luke_275]

The irony of your correction is hilarious. You’ve made a fool of yourself. Step away.

[@thisistheslam]

Hearing his fragile tone when Piers gets to the Olivia Wilde comment is nearly heartbreaking and provides perspective that I know I personally miss too often. To dismiss a man and the people that are being helped and portray him as some villain, some evil or worthless being is sad and cruel. The people he has helped from afar is an immeasurable good that Olivia can never hope to achieve. Her success is for herself, his success is for others. What an incredible individual, Jordan, and what a great interview.

[@natkingcol909]

Very well put. The most annoying thing for me is how anyone out there can think what she thinks. It makes no sense. However JP hit the nail on the head with his comments about narcissistic compassionate types. Maybe she falls into this category...

[@alaskahelo]

@@natkingcol909 Remake 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest' with olivia wilde as nurse Ratched.

[@michaelsanchez9092]

Hated that. Never show weakness to these hoess!! They love that.

[@CBT5777]

He needs to get over it already.

[@lokegrnbech1878]

@@CBT5777 Who needs to get over what?

[@ZenonZolek]

One of the best if not the best interview you have conducted, totally captivating. Thank you

[@pemaaage7992]

I went to one of his talks in Copenhagen and I have a lot of respects for him. Wish him good health

[@surrrealsolutions]

Peterson is one of the most brilliant, empathetic and helpful minds alive today.

[@jacklamat6315]

Yeah he truly saves life and masculinity

[@napstack9038]

He supports eugenics, white supremacists, and nazis. He believes that "1/10 of the population could never provide anything to serve a warring nation" and says that it's a "shocking revelation" The idea that a part of the population is entirely worthless is the core idea of eugenics. He cites articles written by extremist white supremacists, and is in whole an unstable person. He will break down crying at random, says he sees the future in his dreams, and is a prophet. He had a drug addiction bad enough he had to be put in a coma. That substance abuse has severely damaged his brain. The man is not infallible by any stretch of the imagination.

[@babym9524]

No he’s not. He’s a racist and supremacist. Tries to deny other people’s experiences as much as possible and pushes his own agenda. The trans case is ridiculous but he does tether on supporting oppression of others in the name of equity. When he clearly knows it does not exist.

[@christarae132]

Or Ever

[@Michael-oy6nz]

Lol

[@jincarry1360]

Jordan Peterson is one of the biggest reasons I still have faith in the community as a whole. Seeing the amount of following this man has proves to me there's still more than enough people who want justice and REAL equality. Jordan Peterson is able to bring forward this view in perfect wording which no one else can do the same and with the same effectiveness. He's a man who stands for his own ideas but is not narrow minded towards others. This, for me, is the epitome of balance between compassion and personal beliefs. We support you, Mr. Peterson! Don't let them bring you down, you stand for us, we will be here to keep you up.

[@thescottishguy887]

why? hes a 1. hes not a you. stop wanting people to live for you. grow up live your own life

[@diverr69]

@@thescottishguy887 cry me a river

[@christiansolid1702]

That last topic about lonely men played to my core .. and i feel so happy about Dr. Peterson who finally feels what i have been feeling for such a long time.

[@avalonjustin]

Dr. Peterson's first book and lectures taught me so much about being a better man and living a better life. He taught me to treat people with respect and take responsibility for my decisions. Couldn't thank him enough.

[@dutchboy9273]

This is an incredible interview. These two men are like mirror opposites in many ways yet they have an intelligent, respectful conversation where they both came away the better for it. We viewers also benefit from it. Well done Gentlemen.

[@sefin84]

I actually like them both! :D

[@paulthrutner9114]

Yes, that’s because Piers was genuinely interested in his opinion. When piers has made his mind up he doesn’t like somebody he gives them very little chance to talk and it’s usually a one way barrage of shut downs!!!

[@marilynbridgland3428]

THAT'S A HUGE AGREEMENT FROM ME , TOO. REGARDS AUSTRALIA ❤)

[@paulshaw3109]

Well observed ❤🎉

[@zeeshawn15]

They have mad respect for each other, you can clearly tell

[@Jackomantaco]

Im a 43 year old railway worker and Jordan almost brought me to tears, good interview peers thanks

[@tomatoesofdoom]

what exactly are you sad about though. like honestly

[@tomatoesofdoom]

@@JackHudler okay but what are you sad about exactly

[@peasant4019]

@@tomatoesofdoom im not the person you asked but i will awnser for myself, the reason i was sad and depressed is because of life beating me down right from the start and having not one person care, it all seemed meaningless i had a terrible start to my life abusive parents mental health disorders and I was a middle-school drop on top of working a dead end min wage job, but then i found Dr Peterson and he said something that changed my life, he said "Work as hard as you possibly can on at least one thing and see what happens " and so i wanted to see what would happen i found myself a goal (Get a good job) and i did just that. I realized after that i am capable of achieving great things i got my job in healthcare helping people, started getting my health and happiness back into my control, my life started to have order and structure after i tried my very best i probably would have ended up dead if i did not find his youtube videos when i did.

[@tomatoesofdoom]

@@peasant4019 do you think that maybe you were acting like a bit of an incel before you started focusing on your career in health care?

[@Jake-eq7qp]

@@tomatoesofdoom Why do you assume he was brought to tears because of sadness? Overwhelming feelings of inspiration, empathy and understanding can all bring a tear to the eye. I've had moments listening to JP when I felt teared up because my perspective on life changes. Sadness is not the only time people cry.

[@vanmax1363]

This is one of your most beautiful interviews you’ve ever done Piers. I absolutely loved your poise and Jordan Peterson is an absolute gift to all of us. I hope lost young men can find comfort and guidance in Dr. Peterson’s words. ❤

[@John.Doe.272]

Why this man is viewed with so much animosity, I'll never understand.

[@razorblade136]

Because he criticised Trudeau!!!

[@Gwomanify]

He teared up so much because he has been exposed constantly as he said to the mental health crisis of men struggling with suicide and he sees it, lost men he cared about to suicide from reason he sees as socially rejected. Brought a tear to my eyes too. We can all feel that deep down.

[@stuee_mk1stuee_mk169]

I would say that the main reason is due to his intelligence. He is too intelligent to comprehend the bad traits/stupidity of humanity.. this leads to exasperation and emotion .

[@mutatednut]

@@stuee_mk1stuee_mk169😂😂😂

[@j0eyhz620]

@@stuee_mk1stuee_mk169 nah I think he really just empathetic

[@peoplehear]

@@j0eyhz620 a trait of intelligence.

[@mikeballard8404]

In the last 2 years I've known 5 men who committed suicide .

[@ajirioghenecedric-trevoran2878]

The conversation is beautiful. Jordan Peterson is full of empathy. Thank you so much Piers for bringing us this uncensored and heartwarming conversation.

[@anothersomebody8195]

They technically did censor themselves enough to not have the video brought down. I'll be honest though, it didn't feel censored.

[@user-gc9uu8pp2o]

Regardless of if you like him or hate him. People forget that he's human, with human emotions and challenges just like everyone else. I have a ton of respect for Dr. Peterson for never backing down on his practices and providing an intellectual point of view on things that most people are not willing to engage in.

[@dustin8361]

Although I might not always agree with all individuals thought processes, I will always appreciate the freedom of speech, intellectual thought processes and speech that is. Let's hope we can all appreciate this for the times to come. My fear is that in today's society people of higher status tend to hold back due to possible prosecution. These two individuals, love them or hate them, have all my respect.

[@JB-423]

Dr. Peterson is one of the few people I genuinely get happy when I see him happy/ laughing during interviews. I also get a bit sad when I see him choke up while he's discussing certain subjects. The world needs more people like him. We need more individuals who not only speak out on extremely important issues but are also aware and willing to accept possible consequences

[@napstack9038]

He supports eugenics, white supremacists, and nazis. He believes that "1/10 of the population could never provide anything to serve a warring nation" and says that it's a "shocking revelation" The idea that a part of the population is entirely worthless is the core idea of eugenics. He cites articles written by extremist white supremacists, and is in whole an unstable person. He will break down crying at random, says he sees the future in his dreams, and is a prophet. He had a drug addiction bad enough he had to be put in a coma. That substance abuse has severely damaged his brain. The man is not infallible by any stretch of the imagination.

[@rebeccapauk4707]

Absolutely and he thinks so deeply prior to saying… bc he has such a brilliant mind that we witness his mind speak literally. So raw yet censored with his genius thinking

[@napstack9038]

@@rebeccapauk4707 He supports eugenics, white supremacists, and nazis. He believes that "1/10 of the population could never provide anything to serve a warring nation" and says that it's a "shocking revelation" The idea that a part of the population is entirely worthless is the core idea of eugenics. He cites articles written by extremist white supremacists, and is in whole an unstable person. He will break down crying at random, says he sees the future in his dreams, and is a prophet. He had a drug addiction bad enough he had to be put in a coma. That substance abuse has severely damaged his brain. The man is not infallible by any stretch of the imagination.

[@keithwilliams8342]

Piers, so glad to see you interviewing Peterson in this manner. You have won the respect of people around the world, most of whom until this point may have not had the opportunity to know your program. Well done indeed!

[@Pan_Blazej]

I think that moment when he got emotional & that speech from Rambo are so profound. I think men are so starving for being accepted and validated. For their father, basically, to tell them that they are loved and valuable. There is not enough of that message and I think it's one of THE main reasons that there's so much wrong in the world.

[@ArsathSally]

What a pathetic world we live in, they brought this most intellectual, empathetic soul to tears.. I feel for him, 99% of the world will never understand him they dont have the intellectual capacity.

[@ngonzale3]

Thank you Piers for the gift you gave your son by “listening”, (as you, of course, do, just differently here) and ultimately generating an incredible interview with Jordan. This was beautiful.

[@Bitchslapper316]

As I was listening I was wondering why Piers was doing more listening than talking than he usually does and he gave us the answer. This was a great interview.

[@stanleymorgan476]

Your welcome… haha

[@millacolic]

@@Bitchslapper316 pierce was listening because, if you didn’t notice, he was shocked at what Peterson was saying. So Pierce just let Peterson talk, either that or completely disagree with Peterson which would have been a futile exercise.

[@Bitchslapper316]

@@millacolic It's a combination of both. You're saying one thing while Piers clearly explained his reasoning. Did you listen to the entire interview before replying to this?

[@adamburton99]

Thank you Piers son

[@petermarsh4993]

Every now and then something truly beautiful comes along to inspire. This was such a moment. Thank you Piers, thank you Jordan.

[@DJFOXvsTopGameTrade]

Save Dr peters Jordan

[@lisettebergeron9152]

I just love that man. He's so bright and articulate. His communication skills are like none other. I resonate with him. At the time he was at the University of Toronto, I lived only an hour away. I heard you shouldn't have any regrets, but I have many and one if them, is not getting to know this brilliant man. It's only being human. I would have learned so much and possibly change some of my ways. In particular, my communication skills, they suck. And Piers, I've started to pay attention to you and your common sense. I really do enjoy listening to you. Thank you to both of you. Lisette

[@Jayne-tz1sh]

Fantastic and interesting. This man is inspiring and we need more like him!

[@veganspa6433]

Thanks you, Piers for this interview. I watched the entire interview in one breath! Jordan Peterson is absolutely unstoppable, and how lucky are we to be alive to witness this genuinely great person!! He’s one of the greatest people of this century, so far.

[@lavender.pilled]

Whose world is it?

[@laurahano2587]

I have this on 1.5x playback speed because I can't help myself. Downloading wisdom at hyper speed. (Piers mentions social media and anxiety, yes. I have been without anxiety coincidentally since the day I left my social account.)

[@abelgonzales3695]

@@lavender.pilled Mine.

[@marysteven6347]

@@laurahano2587 I dropped FB a few months ago, phew.

[@veganspa6433]

@@marysteven6347 i dropped FB 5 years ago, can't say I missed it.

[@buzzer193]

Much respect to both Jordan and Piers for this sincere, heartfelt and fascinating interview

[@everso2151]

Piers Morgan is not a decent man. Look his past up. Not to mention his current behaviour and the company he keeps. Being a big mouth doesn’t make you an intellectual.

[@brad5426]

@@everso2151 He conducts himself here very well, anywhere else is a different story.

[@tonyrobins5417]

Absoloutly amazing interview,I am in awe . Such a beautiful person,well done both of you !

[@mmm14916]

I mean, what an interview I've just watched❤ The man's a gem!

[@leebp9106]

The irony of Morgan defending Peterson being taken out of context for what he says but steadfastly refusing to grant the same privilege to Tate which of course is what makes this interview so much more interesting and actually allow JP to express himself in a longer format

[@goodwillokoro2037]

Thissss mahn Was so annoying

[@eikeksimimea1071]

Exactly. At the beginning of this interview he said that he knows that JPs views are being misrepresented because they only see a few second clips. When andrew tate said literally the exact same thing Piers's response was "Those words still came out of your mouth". Im pretty sure Piers didnt expect tate to be smart enough to have logical answers. Like he said in this, he thinks JP is smarter than him.

[@gway3489]

Facts

[@Mr_m_Hash]

Factssss

[@alexbento3410]

Plastic humans, all of them.

[@larrynelson5136]

Piers really reaches out about a traumatic time in his life and career and it shows that he wanted advice from Jordan, and he really listened . He wasn’t just waiting to ask the next question. A very educated and insightful conversation.

[@Sikalafo82]

lol srsly?

[@user-pu1mu9ph6b]

@@Sikalafo82 Whats funny? Am I missing something?

[@adamjpd]

@@Sikalafo82 I'm interested to know what you mean 🧐

[@missNCW]

Ridiculous, he made it all about him. He barely let Jordan talk. There are bigger problems than Piers obsession with Meghan Markle

[@missNCW]

@@adamjpd what’s funny is the ridiculous idea that that was ‘traumatic’ for Piers and that he needed help. He just wanted to moan. He would criticise anyone else for victimising themselves like that

[@ahsahsahs9043]

Amongst all episodes i have witnessed in uncensored, this is by far the most deepest episode so far. The amount of lecture and personal positive and healthy information i have personally preserved were amazing. This uncensored episode is as TED.

[@tpgmedia88]

the evil people hate him the good people love him its jordan peterson.... yano piers showed a level of maturity today in this video i truly didnt belive he had... you have earned my respect piers morgan...

[@Rhubba]

"I don't even understand what 'my truth' means" "It means 'do what I want'" Brilliant.

[@sevgilim1321]

I would’ve never imagined Piers could’ve handle an interview with Dr Peterson! Bravo Piers, you allowed him to talk and he listened both without having major argument .. Loved it !! I’m particularly fascinated by his intellect ! Beautiful interview, I cry when he shows emotions, because he’s genuine.

[@castelodeossos3947]

Obviously Mr Morgan has no beef with Mr Peterson, so obviously he's not going to argue.

[@MarttyB]

Sometimes you want to meet someone after listening to them but after this I am perfectly content in knowing that these two men will help us to the end. So refreshing! Seeing the person you think is only going by the psychological book show his true emotions brings you back to reality. What a true comfort in a conversation between two great men's hearts and minds wide open and honest give us GOLD! I feel gifted and rich after this interview. Don't stop guys we need you!

[@mellie7599]

Quite possibly the most respectful, thought provoking and well spoken interview I have ever watched. Thank you to both of these fascinating and inspiring men!

[@lisa.hennessey19]

The part about doing too much for others hit me hard. I have been walked all over and FINALLY at 39, i started standing up for myself. I say no when i wamt to and im done letting people use my kindness. I no longer feel bad saying no. And i no longer feel bad about me and my kids first. I spent 15 years in a very toxic and abusive relationship. In the 2 years since i left him, ive learned that its finally time i put myself first. Its been a journey to healing i still have a long ways to go but ive started really gaining strength im standing up for myself. Its scary and i hope with time it becomes easier but the days of people pleasing everyone at a loss to myself is done.

[@lunarjetman2]

I'm 45 and going through exactly the same thing. My step daughter has stopped talking to me and I have lost a few what I thought were friends because I've put my foot down and sorting my own life out. Jordan has helped with this.

[@vodkarage8227]

I have yet to find it easy. My biggest fear is, since I'm socially awkward, is that I'm saying no when I should say yes, and yes when I should say no. I'm always worried about doing it wrong. Not sure if that makes since but is the best way, I can describe it.

[@margaretdownie4407]

Loved this interview, he had me crying, I really really respect this wonderful man.

[@brianmax1301]

I am a 66year old retired Ironworker, and I am not ashamed to say I shed a few tears myself . Jordan is a real man who cares about the human race as a whole . He has genuine love for humanity. God bless him and his family.

[@dylanjohnston4161]

@@brianmax1301 Did you shed a tear because of how much of right wing grifter loon Peterson has become? I can't support anyone associated with The Daily Wire

[@muzzyizzit350]

He is not much of a man. He is disgusting and weak. Who cries for incels because they are excluded while saying women he doesn't like should not be on the cover of a magazine?

[@raskolnikov1461]

❤✅

[@mackemmissile8096]

Best interview Morgan has ever done . Mainly because he let Peterson talk.

[@MsFukeneh]

Stay the course Dr...we need your truth and a speaker that stands for the people..already your following assembles for what is right and we grow with you in the desire for fairness and truth!

[@sisyphus883]

Dr. Peterson's knowledge at age 5 would have changed my life. As a boy of 5 going on 20 real fast, nobody was there to help me understand. It was not until the unimaginable happened at the real age of 21. When all hope for a good life was gone, I finally received help. Now 45, life will still never be what it could have been. If I had Dr Peterson 40 yrs ago.

[@martinhouston5158]

I think this is Pier’s finest work as an interviewer; and he has his sons to thank when they requested he listen more with JP.

[@mikealexander1859]

Cathy newman didn’t take him seriously. Piers took him seriously. Brilliant.

[@christophersalomone2582]

Most honest, bestest interview ever! Hits super hard for us men that feel the way he’s described. I have had the honour, and privilege of him as my family’s saviour ❤ thank you Dr Peterson ❤

[@mikevp5303]

wow piers had the ba alls to talk to this man. Much respect to Mr. Peterson. Im in that catagorie. Im moved with you as a humble tradesman

[@MJM26]

This interview was everything I could’ve hoped for. One of the best I’ve seen in a while. This man must be protected from cancel culture at all costs.

[@angelawatson1594]

100% And, if you haven't watched the Petersen / Cathy Newman interview in a while, grab some popcorn ... most uplifting.

[@ChaseSpec]

He does not want to be protected from anything and he can't be cancelled. anytime anyone tries it only makes him more popular.

[@MashaZheglova]

Well, cancel culture is cancelled in front of Jordan Peterson. It cancels itself when the man starts talking.

[@CanosaW]

@@angelawatson1594 I do the same from to time to time.

[@user-qv4fp9vm8u]

Cancel culture has tried many times but they just cant beat him. And they won't

[@RP-hj2vc]

it's a proof that piers can keep (or is keeping) certain level subject to the guest he speaks to. one of the best interviews ever.

[@Nekros_]

How can you not love J. Peterson?

[@Pr0DlgY]

Was never a fan of piers morgan.. But he has gotten me gradually. This however has to be one of the best interviews of all time. The mutual respect by not interupting each other or go "let me finish" as soon as one of them talks, the other goes quiet and actually listens! HARD. and it's a real conversation. When peterson broke, he gave him time. Also, i feel like when he had to "wrap it up" he took time to lift his spirit and talk about his family and how well things were going compared to before. And not end it with a sad note. Respect.

[@MissDaisyDuke01]

Piers was superb on that. Showed Jordan a lot of empathy & care. He was very respectful. Wonderful interview. Loved it !