Jon Bernthal on managing fear with retired LA Sheriff Mark Schlegel

Head over to patreon.com/realones to watch the full episode with retired special forces soldier Kevin Vance and retired LA Sheriff Mark Schlegel, where they dive deeper into the challenges facing law enforcement today, and the importance of leadership.
Full episode available now at patreon.com/realones
Available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts on Wednesday July 27th

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Well said mate 👍was thinking the same thing as you that there are to many BS podcasts. Been looking for one on the same level as Joe Rogan's no BS no agenda just real.

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Really? You werent bothered by the video not being at all about what the title said

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Love these discussions. A lot to take away from this, especially coming from true experience. Good stuff Jon, great guest. ✌

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Man, Jon... Love these interviews!

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great episode!!

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love this podcast

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Great podcast where have you been hiding? Can’t hide from me that long my algorithm is STRONG!

[@canvas11xD]

The problem with fear is that there isn’t anything anyone can tell you to fix it. You just have to go out and do it or put yourself in that uncomfortable situation.

[@alexguzzo5773]

Adding to that, a good cop is a great human being. They change lives. Think about that

[@THECelrenel]

Work is work. Home is home.. Don't mix the two.

[@blaineedwards8078]

True honor is based on service, which is putting others you love and care about first over yourself, be that members of your team, your family, your friends or those you are obligated to help and protect. That code of honor does not pause once you leave work.

[@LosAngeles10-33]

Great discussion and great podcast. One note: Schlegel is retired LA Sheriff's Dept, not LAPD Sheriff's Dept as it says in the outro

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[@alexguzzo5773]

I love good cops. Good cops are like a good dad. Some may laugh, but a good cop honestly, if you are doing the wrong thing, just take a moment-they don’t beat you, they are level, they make you a better person. I have met good cops. Lots of them. So you may be in a different situation, and I understand. Not all humans are good. Always remember, when they pull you over(even, and especially me), they are putting their lives on the line

[@tomatoesofdoom]

Replace the word cop with large intimidating man and your comment is true. I don't think some small pencil neck teaching you how to be a better man is going to make you feel "better" after the encounter. You might even hate the guy for even trying to give you advice. Now replace skinny pencil neck with someone who can snap you in half. What you're talking about makes more sense

[@eresmathias8058]

His right elbow tattoo represents his loyalty to white supremacist organizations. He's a nazi. Dont let best behaviour fool u. Behind closed doors hes raising his right hand.

[@Erick-hr5mv]

I knew I’d recognize that dude From end of watch

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Came for bernthal stayed for bam bam

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If you never fail, then you haven't done anything.

[@DCfreerunner]

I thought the two bald guys in the thumbnail were the same person 😂

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PAUL ROSOLIE....REAL ONE

[@DeathWard187]

Give this dude more roles. Love his podcast.

[@ibperson7765]

This video was not about managing fear

[@christopherallen9580]

Men who are real talking about real men topics

[@b.l.fisher8230]

Is that Sgt. D?

[@harcomou8395]

Sheriff ist LASD, not LAPD.

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Of all celebrities you're the one I'd like to meet in real life.

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Hoooyah?

[@tatianadaemon2173]

That dude said a lot of things for 3 hundred and 20 seconds after the first question but he didn´t really answer the question, did he? The hierachy described the by the other dude was compared to his marriage.... he then went on to describe his relationships without answering the question either. I suppose violence doesn´t solve all problems but it does solve most problems. Logic people...

[@vaporosoez]

He said a lot actually… but it may be that civilians won’t get what he said

[@mattmorrison9379]

As Shane from the walking dead I disliked that character lol but the real man seems pretty solid and a dam good actor.

[@generaluck4926]

Pffff jon and fear. I bet ge dont no what fear is

[@djfundraiser9710]

Sheriff, Fear... 🤔 Kill unarmed black men.

[@blaineedwards8078]

And how many blacks are killing other blacks in Chicago every weekend? Oh wait, they're just criminal thugs so that doesn't count, right? So it only matters when a black dude is killed by the cops, but nobody gives a shit when it's by the hand of other blacks. I find that reasoning and perspective reprehensible and delusional. And why isn't BLM doing all they can to stop the bloodshed in Chicago and many other cities torn by gangs and their violence??