Tai Lopez | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 14

Tai Lopez provides answers to the four pillars of a productive life, the importance of finding good father figures, and what the future looks like for the political climate.
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[@manutebol956]

Right when I saw Tai Lopez I went straight to the comments section

[@dragonwarriorz1]

The salt is palpable

[@marcd4144]

Same

[@Sageofthe16]

Manute Bol lol, me too! I have no intention to watch the video, but wanted to read people trashing tia lopez

[@andrewgutierrez8714]

Manute Bol Samee here lol. This guy is arrogant as hell

[@Nuuh__13]

ikr

[@JoeLackey]

Guest: “I felt my life slipping away. I convinced myself through depression and guilt that everyone would be better off without me.” Ben: “That’s a great point, and I want to get back to it, but let’s first talk about our sponsors.”

[@jhongxinagaming2042]

There's no video after this ad, anyone knows how to fix this?

[@vishallodhi3294]

😂😂😂

[@adamlopez3779]

KNOWLEDGE.

[@mykolasmarcinkevicius2619]

disable adblock

[@BruceWayne-vn8gq]

Yeah don’t Be a stupid and actually pay tai lopez money to teach u bull shit it’s all he’s teaching

[@martymcfly854]

Get a mentor to show you

[@prestondavison9808]

Take a shot everytime tai says mentor

[@daniel_gallardo808]

Within 5 seconds I already hear about KNOWLEDGE!!!

[@user-wv3ee2ec4v]

Daniel Gallardo Say what you want about Tai Lopez, but I thought this was one of the best Sunday Specials. There's a lot of wisdom in this one.

[@hellohereami913]

Daniel Gallardo lol right why didn’t he mentioned he paid to promote that video? Oh it just got 600 million views? It was an ad that ran back then before KZbin red even existed.....

[@MerriweatherMcWiggan]

Daniel Gallardo what do you think about Ben's defense of James Gunn?

[@justinbauk1026]

I05151942 you desperately need to raise your standards.

[@layton3503]

I turned it off after 10 Minutes, I needed to find a mentor and read a book.

[@northwestdestiny1388]

PLEASE. THOMAS SOWELL. PLEASE.

[@DavidxBoyd]

Or Norm McDonald, Tucker Carlson, Tim Allen....so many better choices than Tai

[@jessead14]

Thomas Sowell or Mark Cuban would by my top choice for him to have as a guest. Carl Benjamin (Sargon) would be great too.

[@Redtecho]

Listening to this in my new Lamborghini Reading my book a day so I can gain knowledge in my rented ad house.

[@jacobkent2457]

*HERE IN MY GARAGE*

[@moonbentley7412]

In my garage here!

[@justinbauk1026]

Tai : "You know the story about the garden of Eden, right?" Ben's Mind: (Why the hell did I invite this guy?)

[@jessead14]

Justin Bauk i was somewhat interested until I heard that line. Asking if an Orthodox Jew knows of the first story in the Torah... really?

[@KC-xp8dg]

Why did he invite him? It's a paid advertisement.

[@tarpdurr6662]

Jesse D Dude I was thinking the exact same thing lol. The little hat needs some reflective strips on it because clearly Tai missed it.

[@tjwanderlust2292]

Or he's just so dense that he has no idea what a yarmulke is, why Ben wears one, or what--on the most basic level--any of the major religions believe. That or he doesn't know from where the Garden of Eden story comes.

[@primeobjective5469]

Then Tai proceeds to talk about Adam & Eve eating an 'apple'... obviously, Tai gets his KNOWLEDGE from unreliable secondary sources. No where in the Bible is an 'apple' ever mentioned. It says they ate 'fruit' from the 'tree of knowledge of good and evil'.

[@jonathanzanzuri3102]

"I do a lot of book stuff," - tai Lopez

[@branscombe_]

you mean ... like reading, tai

[@DenisUspeshny]

Tai’s ability to conduct his thoughts is admirable. I’ve been through his 67 steps and other programs. Changed my life

[@SuperLegendkiller21]

I got stuck on step 1

[@David-vn2id]

I am more interested in who canceled at the last minute??

[@ishowyouapple]

Cortez did

[@weaponizedmemes3461]

LOL

[@Mpr91]

What does that do?

[@39Hundred]

Tai Lopez looks like a Latino Al Franken.

[@darienford860]

Marshall Street wow he actually does

[@1943ofour]

Spot on!

[@layton3503]

That's Al Frankenist

[@AABB-zb6dv]

He looks like Jimmie Åkesson, swedish politician.

[@jiminyrussels1294]

Cannot unsee

[@AbrahamDacosta1]

*here in my garage*

[@eXpas04]

I noticed how uncomfortable Tai is when asked some question he is not prepared for he tries to come back to story telling asap

[@smokeandmirrorsproductions]

lmaoooo. so true. What's your age" well uhh there's a storrrry my mentorr told me abowwt." Yeah Tai but what's your age ?

[@residentevil2928]

It's called bullshitting.

[@jhdiscgolfer]

For all the hate in the comments, Tai doesn't really sell very much in this interview. The message behind the whole thing; educate yourself, take a step back from the drama and re-assess, invest in yourself, delay gratification for greater future rewards, these are all very good life lessons.

[@TheHightower92]

Spartan7117 you're probably right, but it's really hard to take this guy seriously

[@Monarchtron]

There's a lot of KNAWLEDGE! in this interview but people's perception about Tai Lopez is already distorted. Spartan hits the nail on the head.

[@esj-wg6rv]

imho - that's a fair call. The overall message was positive.

[@jiminyrussels1294]

Calm down Tai. Also we all know that you hired that film crew to follow you around for this interview that Ben had to point out several times. Nice lambo and bookshelves btw

[@jacobdavis-tangredi8206]

Yea but thats why people dislike this guy, because all he does is talk about knowledge and working hard, and how he works hard and idolizes billionaires. He can't tell you anything beyond that, and drop names, his book is proven to be a copy of someone else's work. I'm not outraged but it's disappointing because this is the worst episode by far. I thought Mike Rowe was gonna be really dull ( my prejudice ) but he was actually really smart and had some great opinions, but this guy just keeps parroting to read and learn but nothing more. We all know that already, people are right to be upset and call him a shill/con-man b/c he is a con-man.

[@Reidoken]

KNAWLEDGE!

[@panthary]

In my garage!!!

[@dragonwarriorz1]

Installed seven new bookshelves

[@P40oz]

You can skip ad in 1:00:42

[@AnthonyTurcios]

LOLLL

[@budavargas]

hahahaha

[@abelcisneros7531]

Amazing

[@rastamcknightdr]

Student debt is so prevalent, but students often lack a lot of basic skills such as proper financial budgeting, investing, etc. Finding a good mentor is highly valuable in life, especially for a single parent child. Very cool personality quiz.

[@cosminaf9889]

my first down vote for Sunday Special

[@rudycholo647]

same idk how he could want to interview this dumb ass liar scammer.

[@volpe_sol]

You're a fool.

[@cosminaf9889]

lvolpe ...why i'm a fool?

[@volpe_sol]

Did you watch the interview? Do you even know who Tai Lopez is, past the superficials?

[@dr.jerrygraham2954]

Mine too. This was horrible. Tai Lopez is the absolute textbook definition of a fraud and a character with no redeeming value. There's literally no evidence backing up any of his strong claims. Not a shred. There's no evidence from his personal life of him being great at developing difficult talents with the motivation he speaks of. It's all just empty rhetoric. You might say, "Well, it sells books!" But does it actually? I haven't seen him on any bestseller lists yet.

[@georgebelmonte8522]

Seriously Ben? 😂😂😂 this is literally an hour of ironic viewing only.

[@cparksaffluent]

For real. I clicked on the video for the comments. I didn’t even let the ad play lol

[@brandonnguyen3540]

Tai has always been a gamechanger in my life. Growing up without a father I knew I needed masculine guidance. And seeing how he relates to my life is eerie. He helped me go out and find a mentor in the product development industry and even pushed me to start going to networking events at 17. There so many comments of negativity but he helped my life thanks Tai. :)

[@arsalanahmed8648]

53:47 Freudian slip 😂

[@romancebuie8390]

God Tai normally speaks so much about one topic I’m usually like “get to the point!” but Ben wud ask different questions it was like a gift getting to pick this guys brain and see all the knowledge that was there.. that we knew was there but was delivered idk in an overwhelming 2 mins or lost on me in a 30 min interview about one topic. Great balance here.. different topics, good 5 mins of info, move onto another tip. Thx Minus Elon Musk It’s my hero’s come together lol Also ikno Ben fought the urge to say “it wasn’t a apple, it was a fruit in the garden.. just a fruit” 😂😂

[@youkokun]

Guys, this week Ben invited Ocasio-Cortez, got rejected, and renewed his invitation to any Leftists who care to sit down with him. He specified that the guest could choose a debate or discussion format. Tai Lopez is a middle-road guy, not a philosopher but an entrepreneur and open-minded to a fault. It's not like this show is only for those guests worthy of honor. It's a meetup, a get-together. It's also a demonstration of what most of us could be better at: respectful conversation.

[@allanperelis4639]

youkokun vnn

[@thatguyunknoe]

Didn't Ben say it was for high level conversation. Tai seems so beneath him

[@YodasPapa]

" He’s not going to give any real political answers or opinions" so why should we listen to him. If he's gonna talk to Lopez, Shapiro should at leat ask the questions that are on everyone's mind like 'do you know what a cap rate is yet?'

[@jiminyrussels1294]

*Tai Lopez is a middle-road guy, not a philosopher* WHOA MIND FUCKING BLOWN

[@kingmartial3604]

And was he respectful to the people he lied to and coned? No he was not, so he is getting what he deserves. Respect is earned and he has not earned it.

[@zacharymiller172]

Am I the only one that thinks Tai Lopez is actually really smart? Idk I just have a lot of respect for him

[@Jack-fg2ef]

He’s very successful at what he does even if it’s a semi-scam, he must manages a lot of people and employees from the size of his operation, which is no easy task. And being a presenter/ speaker like him requires a lot of verbal iq and quick processing speed, he’s smarter than a lot of people want to admit

[@josephmills2998]

I believe he’s a well educated guy, who is extremely rational. He basically a contemporary philosopher

[@jessesmith6162]

Yes, you are the only one.

[@chenzy1879]

I like him

[@jameshenderson6715]

What I took away from this that hits home the most is that you don’t know and will never know everything. You must always keep learning. Teach others, don’t be selfish with your knowledge, and that’s how we will all grow. Really interesting interview and I’m a big fan of both Ben and Tai. Will be listening to this on my long drive to Vancouver next week!

[@ronswanson1410]

Tai lopez works about as hard as someone who tells a person with an eating disorder that proper diet, exercise, and attitude are the key to success. It's like no fucking shit man. Was that really worth the money or time to learn that knawledge? He won't change people, he tells people the obvious without offering any information of real value or credentials of real value. You are better off using something like blinkist.

[@markconger8049]

This might be my favorite interview of the year. I did not want it to end! So I paused it every ten minutes or so and looked up stuff Tai mentioned.

[@zeno8156]

His Lamborghini full of books should be in the background.

[@philipvalley]

“Most smart people understand the concept of opportunity cost, but few people implement it” 🔥🔥🔥 This is so true, I even catch myself not implementing it sometimes. Loved the interview.

[@stampybear5042]

This was the week to invite Alex Jones.

[@ODrane]

Stampy Bear oh Alex Jones is worse though 😂 fuck em snakes in the grass

[@elijahred9881]

Dude wtf? Tai Lopez?

[@mikkygibbs6510]

Elijah Red, either Ben doesn't actually know who Tai is and what he's done or scumbag scammers are his new cup of tea. I echo you...wtf.

[@elijahred9881]

Mikky Gibbs I was half expecting Tai to do his own product plug mid interview just like Ben hahahaha “That’s a fantastic question, Ben....But first, KNAWLEDGE!”

[@accidentcompensationassist6770]

Mikky Gibbs He’s not a scammer, I’m saying this as one of his students who has purchased his courses.

[@killer115ish]

Isn’t this that scam artist that likes KNOWLEDGE?

[@Lukim]

killer115ish more than Lamborghinis

[@WillKriski]

He's not a scam artist but people are jealous and who don't understand business

[@Manuel-kl8jc]

Will Kriski There are videos of him getting caught in the scams by actual professionals live.

[@joshuabelding5013]

This dude is a con man.

[@joshuaeilam2417]

send us the links

[@chasedyer9819]

No way. Tai is my man. His courses completely changed my life, for real. Went from a broke 19 year old to a 22 year old with multiple successful businesses and a mission to always get better. I probably wouldn't of found Ben if it wasn't for what I learned in his courses. Great to see these two together!

[@trevbarlow9719]

Multiple successful businesses at 22, huh? Ok, then.

[@chasedyer9819]

@@trevbarlow9719 I bought I food truck when I was 18 and sold 20 grand in maga hats when I was 21 lol

[@FavouredBYyTheMostHigh]

I always love watching Tai Lopez videos , I low-key don't skip his ads too 😁

[@MrZimmerbob]

Very surprised that Ben takes this charlatan seriously

[@Manuel-kl8jc]

Politics is like that. Recently Ben claimed some sheets (I believe) to be the best in the nation, when months ago he was saying the same about a competing brand. I love Ben, but I know Ben loves money more.

[@limerickman8512]

If you do not listen to wide variety of people in soceity and find out what makes then tick, then you lose out in more ways than one. Either way, you are not forced to listen unlike socialism/morderism/Islam whom wants to force you into their systems.

[@Korksbebig]

He never said he takes people on his sunday special seriously. He may like them or dislike them, that's his own opinion. Listening to different views and people is far better than just listening to those you like.

[@MaNarchicDRAKE]

David Zimmermann takes one to know one. That’s why

[@AutoRepairTips]

Listening to views that differ from your own is more important than listening to views you already agree with. Its the only way to know your right.

[@manutebol956]

Here in my garage, just bought this uhh, new Lamborghini here. It's fun to drive up here in the Hollywood Hills. But do you know what I like a lot more than materialistic things? Knowledge!...In fact, I am a lot more proud of these seven new bookshelves that I had to get installed, the whole 2000 new books that I've got. It's like...the billionaire Warren Buffet says: "The more you learn, the more you earn.". Now, maybe you've seen my Ted Ex talk where I talk about how I read a book a day- you know I read a book a day not to show off, once again, it's about the knowledge. The real reason I keep this Lamborghini here is that it's a reminder. A reminder that dreams are still possible. Because it wasn't that long ago that I was in a little town, across the country, sleepin'...on a couch, in a mobile home, with only $47 in my bank account. I didn't have a college degree. I had no opportunities. But you know what? Something happened that changed my life. I bumped into a mentor. And another mentor. And a few more mentors later I found FIVE mentors. And they showed me what THEY did- to become multi-millionaires. Again, it's not just about the money, it's about the good life: health, wealth, love and happiness. So I recorded a little video, it's actually on my website you can click here, on this video and it will take you to my website where I share THREE things that they taught me. THREE things that you can implement today, no matter where you are. Now, this isn't a "get rich quick" scheme. You know, like they say. If it sounds too good to be true, they are too good to be true. I'm not promising you that TOMORROW you will be able to go out and buy a Lamborghini- but what I am telling you is that it can happen faster than you think if you know the proven steps! So, I recorded a little 2 minute video on my website, uhh, like I said it's not the most professional, I just shot it here with my iPhone, but it's real. Nobody can argue that this is mine. True story. And I'mma give you...the three most important things you can do today. So click the link, go there. It's completely free to watch. It's just a couple minutes. Invest it in yourself. Always be curious. Don't be a cynic. Okay? People see videos like this and they say "uhh that's not for me, that's for somebody else". DON'T LISTEN! Don't listen! Be an optimist! Like Conrad Hilton, the man who started Hilton Hotel, he said...that when he was 15 year old, he read a book by Helen Keller. And that book changed his life. Books can change your life and in that book, Helen Keller said: "Optimism". So, if you're a pessimist, if you're a cynic, you don't have to click here.

[@jran7204]

I really love when he said my mama is a hippie lol

[@joekarim2471]

You can tell on Ben's face how wrong he knows Tai is when he praises Woodrow Wilson and says Calvin Coolidge was the worst president.

[@benjaminholden7132]

Joe Karim you can’t just say something like that and not leave a time stamp

[@joekarim2471]

@Koko Blim I was actually talking about 33:40 for the face look.

[@kjlltherooster1969]

Either way Tia didn't say that HE THOUGHT Calvin Coolidge was the worst.

[@julyensklavos9284]

Great, insightful video Ben and Tai! I always enjoy learning more and more from the both of you.

[@flatearthfatboy9589]

Hey Tai Lopez here, this is my garage and that's my Lamborghini in my garage right next to my library full of books I don't read but the fact I have a library in my garage makes you think I'm smart. 😄😆😅

[@livefree1030]

Flatearth Fatboy I still don't know how this guy makes money.

[@GojoTheHonoredOne9]

morelli tech Then you have not AT ALL watched and listened through his material honestly. Thats your fault

[@mattrountree.]

I don't know, after actually watching the episode, it seems he is pretty well read and has actual lessons and stories from many books he references.

[@ultrafaga1947]

I heard he was a con artist

[@prejudicetendencies632]

This guy has a lot of golden nuggets in his teachings. You might understand it, it’s cause your just too busy

[@jenniferc553]

I love the 4M's...Thank you Tai Lopez for sharing your strategies for success. I love your ideas about the education system. We need to change and implement a different structure in the way we are taught as children. I hated school as a child because I wanted to learn more and the things that I was taught are non relevant to this society. Thank you so much for all that you share and all that you do!! You are a blessing!! I love your diversity and I feel the same as you. 2weeks City...2 weeks farm. I grew up going to the farm when I was young every summer and because of those experiences it had me more well-rounded than other people because I had different life experiences. Nations can rise and eventually they fall but if you know how to take care of yourself and your family and don't rely on that system in the long run you will succeed. I love the knowledge in this interview and for those who don't see what the knowledge is and want to hate on this man's accomplishments you have a lot of growing to do and need to find better things to do with your time then to bash the next person who actually helps people. AGAIN THANK YOU TAI LOPEZ❤🙏🗣

[@fitbyrobin54]

I don't get the people in the comments. This was an amazing interview. Loved these 2

[@josephseka6439]

Fit By Robin thank you

[@hacker010010101]

tai is a disgusting pig full of shit who scams people, so yeah LOVED THEM SO MUCH

[@tsushantasingh]

@@hacker010010101 Who has he scammed? Are there any lawsuits or you are just assuming??

[@stephenwatchesyoutube]

it’s cause you’re stupid. so you wouldn’t understand any sort of critique of tai cause his bullshit appeals to you

[@longdong69]

Tai Lopez? Really, Ben? Really?

[@volpe_sol]

Really, random youtube person who didn't even watch the video, Really?

[@dr.jerrygraham2954]

I know. From Eric Weinstein to this is a huge insult to the people who watch these Sunday Specials.

[@longdong69]

Dr. Jerry Graham Exactly. Tai Lopez is a joke. I don’t know what Ben was thinking.

[@SilentG07]

Long Dong Ben respect anyone who knows how to make mountains of Jew Gold.

[@Manuel-kl8jc]

Ivolpe is so butt-hurt that everyone is laughing at his "mentor" for being the fraud that he is. I thought his name was Adrian, but now he's Tai? Oh that's right, he flags those videos (like elite meeting Review).

[@tigermor9128]

The whole thing is an ad.

[@nishantakhargharia4815]

Tai is a genius marketer, a living legend! Tai is humble because he shares knowledge and doesn't acknowledge it as his own but gives credit to all these books and people with which he has experienced this knowledge. I started reading because of you! Thanks man!

[@kayosaechao12]

I love how he answer all questions with the books he read.. I wonder how my life would of been... if I answer every questions people ask me from all the movies I watch...?? I wonder??

[@vektheartist]

Great interview Ben! Glad to see my man Tai speak his mind more on societal issues as well as the best way to educate ourselves and learn skills without pointing fingers at external forces to take the blame for our shortcomings.

[@trousersnakemd]

I guess I'm in the minority here, but if you ignore the meme Tai Lopez and just listen to the guy in situations like this and some other interviews he's done he's a pretty interesting dude. He said he's looking for happiness just like most other people (and he's said it in the past). Idk, he seems like a solid dude and he's one of the few guys in his position (wealthy public figure) that makes mistakes often and just rocks them and moves on. I have little to no interest in his different programs, but there's obviously a market for it and he seems passionate about it or he would have taken off a long time ago. Thanks for bringing him on Ben. I enjoyed the interview.

[@AaronBowley]

TrouserSnake MD this comment is paid for by Tai Lopez

[@trousersnakemd]

Aaron Bowley totally. You caught me

[@ronswanson1410]

Dude if you have read half of the books this guy suggested on your own youd realize he is just like that guy from good will hunting in the bar.

[@dolphin-studio]

@Rick Lopez now tha´st just spite.

[@shepardbrostv]

That's what I've found, actually very very very smart and knowledgeable

[@ze_chooch]

“Knowledge Society” as the name of a product sounds so low quality. Like when something from Wal-Mart claims to be luxurious.

[@bocslauris]

Watched from start to finish - thanks to Ben for having Tai on and discussing things in a straightforward manner!

[@sethguitar5395]

Ben, please do Dinesh d'souza!

[@P40oz]

Seth B ask him about the concept of political realignment

[@privateprivate4315]

From Eric Weinstein and Jordan Peterson to this???? Must have a business relationship or something. That’s fine but please say so.

[@oldmangreywolf6892]

Private Private. Actually Peterson was first. But I get your point. This guy is low quality. The best I got out of him is mentorship.

[@limerickman8512]

If you do not listen to wide variety of people in soceity and find out what makes them tick, then you lose out in more ways than one, even people you hate. Either way, you are not forced to listen unlike socialism/morderism/Islam whom wants to force you into their systems.

[@youkokun]

Oldman Greywolf A fair portion of Ben's viewers is young, and he's fresh off of that Young Americans conference, so mentorship seems like a reasonable topic. I liked what Tai said about high school excluding practical skills, and it's definitely true.

[@Manuel-kl8jc]

I wonder how many people Tai employs to comment positively on his behalf (like he did on quora in the past). Maybe he should sell a program on that, so we can all become scammers as well. Please do Adrian Lopez of elite meeting Review!

[@SolDizZo]

Mentorship is amazing stuff. With the right people. I'll never put Tai Lopez on a pedestal... he seems to subtly encourage idolatry. People are usually normal, if you're human your baseline is normal. Bruce Lee was just a man, Chuck Norris is just a man, even God (in some interpretations) was just a man. On that note, I idolize God for the transcendent actions he took, not the man he might have been. What makes us different is our actions, but just because I have a lot of people I want to follow, doesn't mean I can't still be 100% myself in overcoming my trials.

[@Luke-ho1od]

I love the idea of having mentors 20 years ahead of you. My grandpa recently died at the age of 96. I loved having conversations with him about life, his wisdom was so evident to me. He had very little traditional schooling , but his life WAS learning. Thank you for all of your inspiring posts!

[@ejaokay]

Trying to focus on Tai’s story and I burst out laughing after reading the cup on the table. 😂😂 39:24

[@Van_ax]

This person doesn’t really have any knowledge about building a business or investing in a business. He basically somehow bought a large portion of KZbin’s ad traffic which lulled people into believing he’s some sort of business guru after watching his adds. He’s a branding expert, conning people under the guise of a successful entrepreneur. I have no problem what he’s doing, what I have a problem with is him lying.

[@dr.jerrygraham2954]

Very well-stated. It's all fake and there's no authenticity or backing to any of his claims, which is what gets me. Lying so blatantly like this is really unforgiveable. I get the idea of promoting yourself intelligently and even going over the top. That's fine. But Tai is not honest, has no business skills, no real skills, and is not an expert in learning or motivation in any way. He is not an expert in anything that we have evidence of besides scamming.

[@myjciskate4]

Dr. Jerry Graham I thought that he owned several successful nightclubs in North Carolina before doing KZbin?

[@Al_Sayid_Sanad]

If it makes dollas it makes sense, amirite

[@cparksaffluent]

Yeah, finally watched some of it and he made it seem like all those views were organic when he said he had 6 million views. They were ads lol.

[@ronswanson1410]

Literally this. The man made money in a legit way but he talks as if he earned it all differently somehow and that you can too with more books, classes, knowledge, classes, classes, tours, etc...

[@monowarishmamu45]

“You should never have a black and white mindset”One of the wisest words I just heard from Tai in this video.

[@Jared-iw4ry]

Loved several aspects of the interview! 4 pillars of happiness, Tai’s upbringing and his reliance on mentors, his country side/LA side.. and really enjoyed his book recommendations and references. Looking forward to checking those out! Great interview!! 😃🙏

[@romeolind2545]

i definitely agree with you when you say that society will survive, but we definitely also need to refocus on education systems, mental health and government issues etc. you are such an inspiration tbh, im satisfied with knowing that even though people with money have a bad image for not donating enough etc, but you face all the issues straight away, not leaving a single problem behind after having at least acknowledged it. respect.

[@jimz8971]

Knowledge > Lamborghini

[@swesalpiraal7247]

Mentors > Private jet

[@playbackproductions1]

Jim Z " ... but really

[@sethguitar5395]

BEN, PLEASE DO THOMAS SOWELL! LIKE, SO BEN CAN SEE!

[@joeltravelho9099]

The biggest lesson you taught is about not wasting time, time is the most powerful resource we have, yes, we need to save money, we need to read books, and get advice from more experienced people in order to do that, we need to keep our mental health strong, and all that is going to help us to use the time in a more useful way. Thanks Tai

[@rudyr7807]

Your point on focusing on your health before wealth or anything else is something that really resonates with me. Its true that if you are not in good health everything else you try to do in your life will become difficult because you will always have to worry about your health or well being. Doing this is a sign that you love yourself enough to stay healthy. It seems nowadays people are so caught up in their problems and fears in life that they let it consume them instead of facing them head on and taking initiative to resolve their issues rather than running away from them. I feel this is due to several factors and has a lot to do with the way we are brought up in society and in our household. If we are fortunate, we are brought up in at least a family that holds values that are true as they align with ethics and morality as well as with logic. This is the first thing we typically learn regardless of the religion we are raised with or even if we are brought up with no religion at all. I feel this is a good thing as it tends to preserve community and a sense of purpose in your life, something that everyone seeks for. I can see why you like the way the Amish live their life and i'm sure they live far happier lives than even some of the richest people in the world. In school we are usually just taught the fundamentals such as math, science, history, etc but we aren't really taught how to become self sustainable and or to do things like start a business that can sustain you for the rest of your life. I agree with you on the point that we should be teaching in schools differently through things like films as sometimes we can learn heaps more from a movie that students will actually be engaged in instead of the traditional way of teaching. Not to say we should stop the way teaching is done completely, but rather it just needs to be modified to be more practical to the things and aspirations that students really have because not every student wants to go off and be a scientist or a mathematician. We all have unique personalities and different passions and desires and I feel schools should base most of their teachings on this principle instead of just shoving a curriculum down their throats to meet society's standards. Many of us did what society has told us and we still find ourselves in the same situation or sometimes in even worse places. Perseverance and a burning desire to better yourself is something we should all have but sometimes we just give up. That is why its good to have mentors and teachers willing to dedicate years of their knowledge that will help you immensely in a fraction of the time it took them to learn.

[@Zellightron]

Worse guest on the Sunday Special so far, by a mile

[@dragonwarriorz1]

Even worse than Sam Harris??

[@CmonRoyal]

HikariJake Sam Harris was a wonderful guest

[@dragonwarriorz1]

Royal the OG Yeah I don't disagree, I'm just bullshitting

[@limerickman8512]

Please explain yourself!!!. Throwing out statements like that just makes you looks like the usual begrudgers who like me to stay in the muck..

[@joshuabelding5013]

Limerickman, he's a scam artist. The dude sells 'get rich quick' schemes

[@stephaniefinn4745]

This interview was very inspiring. I'm going to order the book Evolutionary Psychology because of you. Also, you'll find that girl. I love the country and the city. I'm happily married, but I just wanted to let you know that she's out there. Blessings.

[@adamshay359]

The part about Barns and Noble actually helps me alot. In a country of consumerism, you see what the top payer wants you to see. I love to see people like Tai overcoming this and seeking their own path. I'm sure that translates into everything else too.

[@adamshay359]

Tai taught me to find my own path and keep asking questions. Whether it's barns and nobles or a personal business, KEEP ASKING QUESTIONS! You never know what you can learn. Thanks Tai!

[@MichaelMatienzo]

Everytime the interviewer paused to do an ad it felt as if he turned in to a robot haha

[@MrMason30127]

I don’t know why you chose to have this living meme on your show he’s not interesting in the slightest

[@calin6327]

holy fuck wirgsen that was the best fucking Peterson-like roast I have ever seen. No joke

[@josephwhite8578]

He’s a total scammer. Everyday he has a new get rich scheme

[@mking14808]

Well all the others on the sunday special are jewish so hes probably just jewish

[@darienford860]

MrMason30127 Interest is subjective. Why did you click on the video then if you weren't interested you wouldn't have wasted your time commenting

[@joshuabelding5013]

had to check him out after this... this dude is complete bullshit. Fucking con man all the way. He's selling the idea of being wealthy, but I can tell by some market experience, what he's selling is complete bullshit. There is no 'get rich quick'. He couldn't explain how he's worth 4 million? He won't, because he's made that money conning people by selling 'get rich quick' schemes.

[@theforsakenking7284]

So much knowledge you just always over deliver, Especially with the 3 biggest regrets which is very true and you also inspired me to start my own Real Esate company and Clothing company!!!#tailopez#benshaprio Your my Internet Dad!!!!! #themoreyoulearnthemoreyouearn

[@KevinCLYang]

I'm always learning something new every time he explains his background or little insights. Thanks for you're inspiring words Tai keep it up man.

[@MellowStreams]

He's good

[@samuelappiah2156]

I really enjoyed this video. It's my first time watching this show and I learnt from every aspect of the conversation. I got to know about Hexaco and some books that I'm looking forward to exploring. Thanks a lot for the enlightenment from your life experiences with the Amish, mentor-ship and Grandma's story. My take away is creating bounds around my choices since nowadays I have been trying to make many things happen at the same time. This and others lessons I believe will stay with me. Thanks once more Tai Lopez! for sharing this video on snap-chat. It's really helpful breaking everything down. God bless!!

[@polishalpaca2652]

I wasn't feeling this guy at all, then I came to the comment section and wasn't suprised to see the amount of negative comments towards him. I'm from Long Beach and I've never heard of him but I followed his advice and cut out early at the 23 minute mark.

[@johnliberty3647]

I always wanted to hear this guy outside of a crappy infomercial

[@zeefaitech]

Two of the most insightful guys who just captivate the mind. Truly beginning to educate myself and ultimately reprogramming myself in the way I think, learn and do things nowadays.

[@ralphq5895]

I had never heard of Tai Lopez before though I think I clicked the Lambo video once. Straight up, the guy had good lessons to share that made sense. Many things resonated with me, and fit my life philosophies. Examples: - 1/3 relationships mentoring others, 1/3 relationships with peers, 1/3 relationships with people you can learn from. - Health, Wealth, Love, Happiness - 25% time on each, leads to a balanced happy life. Too many folks spend too much time and energy on one or two things. One of the "Ben" lessons is to hear people out and take them on face value. Good job Ben for having him as a guest in spite of Tai's reputation.

[@kham3050]

I'm glad I kept watching. I don't like Tai Lopez, but as this went on I really got into what they spoke about. If your thinking of flipping this off try and stay with it.

[@bablucool8366]

Understandings your four pillars of life it makes life easier 😇😇

[@09Jason11]

I love all the critics, all the people that fail to understand that we can learn an insane amount from Tai.. I hope these people open up, escape their dense attitude. If not thank you for stepping down so I can step up.

[@BrandonBaunach]

Tai is a mentor, you can’t deny him that. He’s helps countless people become educated in a way of thought and a way of life that is overlooked by most of the population and opens doors that most people still don’t think exist. Like people just judge him for no reason without putting ANY effort into putting his ideas into work in REAL LIFE. Just try following his rule of 33% FOR REAL. It’s solid advice if you actually follow it it will change your life.

[@scapescale]

are you serious right now?

[@volpe_sol]

Are you?

[@ronswanson1410]

You cant really be when Tai Lopez is on

[@Mmvarto]

Uuuuhhhh in my garage with my new *L A M B O R G H I N I*

[@thobaningubane4313]

Hearing Tai on about politics, religion and society is different but very beneficial. "Common sense is not common" is what i took from this and that is the reality we live in. 🙏

[@justinbauk1026]

We peak at Mike Rowe and then quickly fall to Tai Lopez. The Sunday special is its own version of star wars. Having Mike on was too much geniune awesomeness, so we needed a fake LA huckster to bring balance to the force

[@adamovard5329]

2020 sounds great with me! Why wait? You the man. Ben Shapiro for 2020. AWAKEN AMERICA.

[@benjaminsegales3646]

The idea of having a mentor never really occurred to me but it makes total sense, someone who could really let you in on what they have found out in their life and then pass it on to you even if the advice they give you isn’t the best for you, you have the opportunity to see how one person made it through life!! Great conversation!!!

[@sukhasingh2089]

Loved this interview.And learned some new things about tailopez and knowledge.

[@weakl1nk926]

Why’d you have a scam artist on your show Ben?

[@1991yannic]

How is he a scam? Just another Guru like Gary Vee, Grant Cardone or Tony Robbins!

[@canelamckee54able]

Just because you're conservative, doesn't mean you have to be rigid. If you didn't watch the interview and just commented, then you might be a little rough around the corners.

[@JD-jy4tt]

That's your unvalidated opinion

[@adamannerino7983]

I find it amazing how you were able to go from being broke to have millions. It just shows what hard work accomplishes. Keep up the good work and thank you for showing us different ways we can make money and the most efficient ways to.

[@chrisbarrett2117]

Yeah he's a scam artist, just Google his name and see what comes up!

[@philipvalley]

Yo, I HOPE I’m dancing Zumba at 97 hahahahaha awesome interview! 🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎

[@donnacarneal8680]

I'm 62 and have faithfully followed Tai for a few years now on Snap Chat ....because he is so authentic! haha!! I know that's the opposite of what so many people think; but I think he's brilliant, open, authentic, and truly wants to help people. I think this was one of the best interviews I've heard with him. And btw, I visited Polyface Farm a few years ago because I love so much of what Joel Salatin stands for. I heard you chatting with your brother Ben one night, when you said that Joel was the only person, outside family, that you'd take a bullet for. So thanks, Tai. Keep it up! You have a fan in the great little town of Abingdon, VA!

[@andrewtaylor6138]

I used to watch tai Lopez until I stumbled across Gary Vaynerchuck

[@RapOperaCentral]

Damn right! Vee is the man. Can't listen to Tai anymore.

[@jeanrenetournecuillert2449]

love it i one hour is so short, i just listen it two times :) thanks a lot for the content.

[@brianfernandez7456]

I love the Sunday specials! Keep it up!

[@imageworkzz]

disagree with all of you. never heard of this guy but enjoyed listening to his story. he's a regular guy and he made good. young people should listen to this interview and get some hope. good pick Ben!

[@jaytalwar8313]

Tai I have been following you since last year and I can't tell you how much I have changed myself. I used to waste a lot of time sleeping and watching movies , now I just go for knowledge videos , investing , entrepreneual advices and all that. You changed my life man. Doesn't matter how many people call you a scam , i Don't care . Cuz if a scam changes my life I love scams then. Thank you for doing it for free otherwise I could have never afforded it.love from India sir

[@TylerJohnson-td8co]

Ben, thanks for having him on your show! Loved it. Would like to see you guys together more. You're a great influence on him.

[@marwanalkudsi8207]

It's interesting what you said about mentors and how it's important to have more than one that you look to. I actually remember trying to start a computer project that indirectly does community service in school, and I did the same exact thing where I went to only one teacher and one friend to tell them about the idea. What I didn't take into account was that just like you said, people may be busy and that's why you have to have a broader range of mentors and people you can turn to on certain projects. Very interesting remarks

[@miguelcastro2164]

I have enjoyed every episode thus far even if they are on the opposite side of religion or politics but this, this interview doesn't put a smile on my face. Also how do you hate Michael Knowles but like Lopez???

[@zeefaitech]

OMG its so true. having so many damn choices is making us sad, frustrated and even when a choice is made, we still are disappointed in ourselves. its sick, literally lol