The Ex-Scientologist Who Took Danny Masterson DOWN

[@AndrewGold1]

Did you watch That '70s Show? Surprised about Danny Masterson? And is Claire kick-ass in getting him sent to prison? Hit that like, and comment below!

[@rebeccakickass1776]

1. Yes I watched 'That 70's show really just season 1 & I never liked the character of 'Hide' who Danny played. 2. I wasn't that surprised because Hollywood is a dark place and I had heard about the cast of 'That 70's Show' (mainly 3 of the main guys) being big party animals and not being very nice to other people. Plus Danny's DJ name was gross (go look up that one up on your own) 3. I think Claire was a big help to the prosecution by helping the jurors better understand Scientology and its rules; (Claire is 100% kickass 🙂) I mainly know about Scientology through 1st 'South Park' then the movie going Clear then Leah Remini show, and now A-Aron/Aaron's channel thanks to your interview, but most people know nothing to very little about Scientology and I'm always learning new things about their Clut through KZbin. Both you guys keep Kicking Ass 😀

[@FreeXenuProject]

I did watch that 70s show and never liked him something seemed fake about his acting. Loved the idea of his character. For me, he never pulled it off. Honestly, nothing surprises me when Scientology is involved.

[@tuesday8049]

DM is a POS...have fun in prison

[@Michelle01890]

I liked that show and I can't believe Danny was involved in this damn so weird

[@lulumoon6942]

Dr. Laura Schlesinger was a formative influence on liberating myself from the Victim narrative! She would make a fantastic guest! 👍💪🙏

[@marykahn6803]

Claire is so well-spoken and succinctly articulate as to all things scientology. So impressed with Claire.

[@Rickettsia505]

Particularly considering her lack of traditional education. Claire is very intelligent.

[@barrettlori9249]

From what I've noticed from the "escapes" is that Scientology has "raised" honest, decent law abiding humble individuals. Why? As children they had Community, effection, discipline and a feeling of relivence. IMO the basic fundamentals, go a very long way.

[@robincathey3250]

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[@captrockh2055]

​@@Rickettsia505public schools are indoctrination clinics-

[@FreeXenuProject]

@Rickettsia505 education and intelligence rarely depend on the former. Claire and Mark are just smart well spoken people! True humanitarians!

[@DanielleJ-p6u]

I LOVE that she is factual and does not speculate. She's here to report HER story, not gossip.

[@JeantheSecond]

I was just thinking this.

[@robhat5042]

I have Alot of respect for Ms.Headley and I am super glad her and the rest of the family left the cult of Scientology. I do not know how they came to leave that evil cult but it was the best decision for their family to run from scientology

[@_birdie]

and she always has such fascinating insider stories and info. her newest vid w Andrew about tom cruise is jam-packed w them.

[@zuzufitz]

Sorry but I can't appreciate that she also attempted to take down Aaron Smith-Levin. She still has a whole bunch of scientology in her soul and it shows.

[@tommycscat]

Claire didn't take Danny Masterson down. The three Jane Does and Leah Remini took him down, with the help of Aaron Smith Levin (the Jane Does credited him and had Mr. Smith Levin fly to California for the trial.) Claire is a vicious bully that ruined countless lives doing the cult's dirty work. Even less than a year ago she ousted one of the two founding board members of the Aftermath Foundation on a technicality in bylaws initiated behind his back. The other founding member resigned in disgust of Claire. This enabled her to assume the role of president of the foundation, much like how she ascended to the highest levels of being a discipline enforcer for the Cult of Scientology. She then tricked an elderly survivor of the cult into agreeing to to an informative documentary on elder abuse in Scientology. After meetings behind the survivor's back, Claire tried to turn the documentary into a for profit spectacle. She also refused to protect the survivor from Mike Rinder who witnessed the abuse, laughed at it, and even thanked the abuser in his book. Both the filmmaker and the survivor quit the documentary before it even started filming. Unfortunately, this is just the tip of the iceberg of Claire's malfeasance since leaving the criminal cult she enforced for

[@GTX1123]

Many decades ago when I was 16 we used to trip on LSD and talk about all kinds of crazy stuff we'd never even think of when we weren't on drugs. Hubbard's crackpot theories were regularly discussed when we were tripping our brains out. When we weren't tripping we'd be like "what the hell were we talking about?!!". That's how absolutely NUTS this cult is...

[@larrywilliams7942]

Sounds like you still trippin bro .

[@GTX1123]

@@larrywilliams7942 Instead of "trippin" on screwed up grammar try adding verbs ("are") where appropriate, as well as a "g" to your progressive verb tenses.

[@mobileapp9056]

@@larrywilliams7942dipstick

[@slippersmomma]

@@larrywilliams7942 Scientology plant much?

[@ai9476]

Crackpot theories??? If you only knew the truth and listened you wouldn’t be saying that

[@jamiemiesler322]

I’m so happy to see sweet yet strong Claire Headley on your show again today. I’m so glad she & her husband were able to escape along with so many others. I have a feeling it’s near impossible to escape the high levels of this cult now. So sad.

[@Amandadear0812]

Absolutely near impossible. If done per “policy” it takes a YEAR minimum, and extreme security checks at your expense, potentially a minimum of $20,000. If you receive any auditing or training and decide to leave, if you are assigned a freeloader debt and the security checks would not be part of some thing the church would be paying for its insidious and criminal

[@David_Lloyd-Jones]

Good news: The Scientology building in Toronto is now boarded up -- after a year or more of pretending to be under redecoration or reconstruction. There is a lone book seller at a soap box out front, shivering.

[@edickerson4004]

I admire Claire. She's intelligent and a woman of strength. No wonder she held a high position in scientology when she was a believer. They saw her strengths. Fortunately, her experiences told her to get out and now she's helping to enlighten everyone about this cult. Claire, you are wonderful. Love listening to you.

[@tommycscat]

Claire had to be an outrageously aggressive bully to become a high level executive in the Cult of Scientology. She still uses that cruelty to hurt others to this day

[@VidaEyesWideOpen]

So supportive of those who have escaped. I worked as a make-up artist for their Celebrity Magazine for 4 years as a non-Scientologist and saw so much.

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

@VRAmante5 Would LOVE it if you could tell your stories in an interview! 😊

[@xToniMichellex]

@@fairyspunfibers9098i was just going to say this! Yes I would love to hear her story

[@melbabowen4389]

I would love for you to elaborate on what you saw.

[@PollyAlice2000]

So fantastic to see Claire! She and Mark are now the experts in turning lemons into lemonade! The work they now do in helping others to recover from their Scientology traumas. I thought that Claire’s testimony in the Masterson case was excellent, and gave the jury insight into the victims experiences. I’m happy to see that more countries are refusing Scientology’s claim to be a “religion”, and so deserving of things such as massive tax breaks. The Masterson case, through Claire’s information in court, has provided the general public with more insight about this organization. Great job, Claire!

[@lordcromwell396]

If only the Catholic Church could be brought down. I’m a Christ crucified believer. Idle worshippers and pagans the lot of them.

[@tommycscat]

Claire and Marc are really the experts in destroying the Aftermath Foundation. Claire's jealousy of 2nd gen Scientology survivors' KZbin channels led her to betray her friend. Just ask Aaron Smith Levin about who Claire really is

[@willem1642]

Claire is an awesome person who has done great work exposing this horrible organisation.

[@erikarizkallah9309]

I’ve been following Scientology stuff (not as a believer!) since the 80’s because it was just so wacky & fascinating. In those days we would only hear about it in People Magazine or the tabloids. With the internet & documentaries it is so incredible to be able to hear the voices & stories of regular escapees. Thanks to all of you for shining the light on such a dark ideology. Your courage is contagious & will hopefully set many captives free 💜

[@tommycscat]

Claire's jealousy is the reason that the Aftermath Foundation is crumbling. She's proven to be just as diabolical as she was when she was still in the cult

[@susanward678]

What a Pro Claire is! So smart, well spoken and brave. Great interview Andrew 👍

[@veritylove212]

Claire, I would have loved to witness you on the stand. According to Tony Ortega's reports, I felt you were a force to be reckoned with. I felt so proud of you. 💜

[@kazferns64]

Claire is a wealth of knowledge. And she's so well spoken and her humanity is apparent. Great job!

[@matuko313]

2:33 I love how a platform that monetizes crypto scams and people literally dying of anorexia won't allow the word "rape" or even the phrase "sexual assault" in a serious discussion about criminal charges.

[@ElsjeMassyn]

Claire is one of the most beautiful bright and honest people I have heard of that have left Scientology. I always love her humor, logic etc. Thanks for this fantastic interview

[@alissasteiner4642]

A great insight from Claire's long history. Claire has been really influential to helping others & hopefully the future....very brave

[@Scorpio1976]

And Claire, because of you this is now on record in a case with a judgment that aligns with the victim’s and not this CULT, that is so huge! I hope you see this, love both of your channels!!!

[@karencrawley7377]

I love Claire’s story. She is so articulate, keeps on topic, and chooses interesting facts & stories to share.

[@belindabeurrier5540]

I love Claire. She is a true warrior. ❤

[@marykahn6803]

Wow. Love the story of your son reading his dad’s book!

[@Jo-razz]

I was thinking if I was a juror who wasn't a member of Scientology and knew very little about it. Claire's testimony would be vital, for me to make a decision. Because there's no way Scientology was involved. This has to be taken seriously. In my opinion, because he had the protection of Scientology, there were a lot more victims than if he did not. Plus would have probably gotten caught and prosecuted a lot sooner. I admire the strength of the survivors and the team effort I saw displayed, for there to be Justice for the survivors. ❤

[@cathyharris-gilliam5164]

wow Andrew thanks to your channel I am beginning to understand this cult so much more..yhanks for the teachings????

[@loriprice9338]

Wasn’t involved I think you mean.

[@poeiabird]

I love Claire. She makes everything understandable and relatable. As I understand it from the various reports, in the first trial Danny's defense was that everything was consensual. As a result, discussion of Scientology (which wasn't a defendant) was not allowed. In the second trial the defense challenged whether the assaults took place. They said there were no police reports for years because the Jane Does concocted their stories after they met. The judge was then able to allow the DA to introduce evidence about how Scientology kept the women from reporting the crimes to the police; how they did report them to Scientology, etc.

[@hankzoerb317]

So proud of you Claire !! Thank you and the entire SPTV team for all of the hard work you do to expose this terrible organization/cult !!

[@AintImRite]

Uh, ummmm, uh, ermmm

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

@hughjanus5336 *_HI,_* OSA! Come on out, peeps! The world loves you and misses you. 💕😊

[@sngray11]

We love our Claire Bear! 💗 Thank you Andrew for having Claire onto your podcast today.

[@lv5966]

Claire: I would have never guessed the extent to which Scientology blocked much of your formal education. You come off as super competent, highly intelligent, refreshingly articulate - with respect to making a point without being redundant or evasive. Engaging. Very smart lady.

[@melbabowen4389]

i thought the very same thing.

[@JCtales100]

I didn't stay in as a member very long, after I was given leave off the ship I decided not to go back, the org had some guy i think follow me one night who chased me up the street, I was walking home this car I remember pulled up right in front of where I was staying, he got out of his car and started walking in my direction, the way he walked I knew he wasn't a friend my fight or flight kicked in so I turned around and ran back of the street and knocked on some other apt, when I looked back up the street he was gone, so I ran home as fast as I could. but then again who knows maybe it was a guy trying to kidnap a female. Glad I never went back into the sea org and the guy I was going to marry, I dumped him also he was in the sea org and he was my finance I also became the receptionist for a scientology center 1969 when the building was pink, it was crazy trying to deal with some friends who had been scientologists, and had been murdered. it was weird. Rampart Cops were everywhere they conducted interviews with the lot of us, once they came to my house to re-interview me, they said no one had seen me around for a while. The cops thought I was missing , and showed me a pic of a dead women, I assured the cops I was very much alive. The cops told me they found a female body who had been murdered and thrown down a ravine. It was getting bizarre to say the least. I was very much alive I told the cops. end of my story for now, I affirm everything in this is true

[@codirennke1109]

Claire you are a real life hero and a wonderful role model for women and humans.

[@laural8875]

Claire is such an outstanding woman! She's definitely one of the reasons the jury better understood the critical role that Scientology rule s played in why the Jane Does hesitated in reporting these horrific crimes to law enforcement & how incredibly brave these women were when they finally told their story of abuse at the hands of this monster, Danny Masterson,. They need to lock him up & throw away the key! Another great interview Andrew .... love you show! SPs rock!

[@purpledragonfly313]

Claire is amazing! Always so interesting to hear her. She knows A LOT. Great interview!

[@HauntedOregon74]

Claire’s attention to detail is amazing! I know that many people want to keep their videos on the shorter side but I like listening to the intricacies. And Claire does that the best!

[@davidkirrane91]

Great interview Claire is an inspiration for staying mentally strong and focused on telling the truth despite the fairgaming tactics and defences attempts to discredit her. I was going to ask her how she manages to do that in my superchat but I forgot to type in the Q 😅Thanks Andrew it was very engaging from start to finish !

[@tuesday8049]

Love you Claire! 😍 I escaped Mormonism and I'm still reeling from that. The abuse you, and others on COS makes me physically sick. Bless you sista!

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

@tuesday8049 Oh, Mormonism is a head trip in itself! Have you contacted Cults to Consciousness? It's a GREAT channel owned by Shalise, who is also an ex-Mormon, and interviews many ex-Mormons! She's a GREAT interviewer! A lot of us SPTVers follow her. 😊👍❤

[@Ali_The_Rose]

Hi, just wanted to say thanks to you, Andrew, for making these videos that, with the help of former Scientologist Claire, her Husband & many more brave souls who escaped & have the ability to tell all of us about the atrocities that they endured & are still happening every day. It's giving the world the wake-up call it so desperately needs. Keep up the good work❣️😊

[@AndrewGold1]

Sorry just saw this, thank you so so much!

[@Ali_The_Rose]

@AndrewGold1 No Problem! I, really enjoy watching & listening to you because I'm from England, but I live in West Texas now. I do get homesick sometimes, so it's nice to hear a friendly voice! 😊 If that makes any sense! 😄😁

[@dukecity7688]

It's impossible from listening to Aaron, Claire, Mike R to come to any other conclusion other than LRH disliked children and he was threatened by strong family bonds.

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

@dukecity7688 Well, considering he abandoned some of his children (& wives)...

[@annettecuthbertson9514]

Claire is fabulous ❤ thanks for having her on x

[@rebeccakickass1776]

#WhereIsShelly - Thank you Claire for testifying and all the work you do shedding light on this dark clut

[@CalmPupsandNatureSounds]

Claire is a wonderful example of quiet confidence and strength. Thank you both for sharing this chat!

[@allisongaudette9089]

Claire continues to amaze. What a true inspiration!!

[@KristenHawk]

So happy for Adam on the growth of his channel. I’ve been here since the beginning and it’s great to see! Excellent interviews on so many topics. Scientology brought me, but I enjoy all of the content now.

[@akmediascope]

Andrew

[@sdafc888]

Brilliant book blown for good. Bought it quite a few years ago and it was wicked

[@barpoe]

I really want to understand how this is still possible: "A Tampa federal judge cites the First Amendment in allowing a human trafficking lawsuit to be handled inside Scientology." Miscavige got served with a child trafficking lawsuit, but basically he can take care of it himself?

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

YEP. BASICALLY. *HOWEVER,* we believe he may have done so in order to get a higher Court's ruling disallowing such nonsense, so...could have been very good strategy on the Judge's part. That seems to be the way this is playing out, anyway.

[@Penhauer]

I found your channel through the "SPtv crew" & I still enjoy when you reconnect with them/Scientology related issues. One would think I've had my fill, but nope! Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Brenda2Bee]

Thank Goodness, Andrew you’re such an excellent interviewer, and why? For one thing you allow your guest to speak without all of the interrupting. You’re also quite relaxing, all the best to you and your lady 💐😊

[@markking2054]

I worked on that Gillman Springs road compound in about 1999, 2000, it was creepy. Women walked around in Jean pants and shirt uniforms, they would not even look at us as they walked by. We were working outside a medical infirmary, that seemed to allegedly have abortion type medical equipment inside. I was out of there and never went back.

[@karentranter7806]

Hi Andrew ♥ What a great channel you have. I've been watching regularly for months. I didn't realise how screwed up Scientology is. I knew it was a cult and a little weird, but your show has taken it to a new level. It's totally unbelievable and so scarey. I applaud all your guests for getting out, even in unthinkable circumstances. Well done Andrew, I applaud you. You could pass as a younger better looking Tom cruise, 😂😂😂. Thank you Andrew, this is amazing, please keep reporting xxx 💝

[@KarenDodo9]

I hope that the girls don't settle, this is the one chance that Scientology will be in court in public, this could be their death knell. The civil trial must go on

[@FreeXenuProject]

Claire, Marc and your family must be so proud of you! Like you said how could you not, it's just the right thing to do! I think that is awesome your son used Marc's book in school as a survivor story. That's awesome, You and Marc are setting such a good example for your children! Congratulations for all You, Marc and everyone at the aftermath foundation does, EVERY DAY! Heroes All of you!

[@Kawiboy]

No better individual to break this Cult down for us all than Claire 👏👏. Amazing woman ❤️. Thnx as always Andrew 👊✌️😉

[@ruthieallen-hamilton3015]

Wow I can’t believe how controlling 5his organization is! In this day and age! Love to listen to this well versed gal! She is amazing! And I love your pod casts!

[@donnamorgan2522]

I’m sure Claire’s testimony made things immensely clearer for the Jury-the “mystery” of CoS wasn’t there to confuse as the topic glossed over was in the first trial. I think Claire’s testimony allowed THIS outcome to be the success it was.

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

Totally agree!

[@spandabliss1708]

Great interview. Each one of you excelled, also in a complementary way showcasing the other's talents. It is mind expanding how Claire shows her metal despite how nervewrecking it could have been. Tremendous pressure to know one has a potentially deciding contribution to make in such a long and treacherous battle. The world quite possibly stood still for this momentous occasion while brains tried to process when the verdict was delivered.

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

"mettle" 😊

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

I love Claire so much! She’s was so brave, and had such tenacity to leave the adversity Scientology forces on all people associated with them and to speak out to teach people who they really are. I have such respect for her and Marc because they gave their family a better life. ♥️

[@vonickles5033]

Thank you so much guys for this particular show, love your work and truths xx

[@sukijay4990]

I’m binge watching these discussions about Scientology and they are fascinating. I can’t understand why anybody would want to be a member, it sounds awful.

[@joward481]

Ohhh I blooming love Claire 💞💞 she's such a kick ass she's brilliant 🤘. Thanks for the video Andrew I loved this 👏👏. Please have Claire on lots & lots more 😁.

[@janmcleod8198]

Thank you Andew. You do a wonderful job ❤🇦🇺 48:43

[@Darrylizer1]

Wandering with my friend in Washington DC looking for a party for which we had the wrong address, we bumped into this guy who asked us to take a personality survey (I don't remember the exact term). Being drunk we both agreed and took the survey. After we finished the guy said we had unresolved issues or something and persuaded us to go to the Scientology headquarters off of Dupont Circle. Being drunk, we both agreed, that Dupont Circle was very close to where we were helped a bit. So we were put in individual rooms and given the e-Meter test and of course, being drunk, I thought it was a load of bullshit. The idea of signing a billion year contract was especially amusing to me. My buddy and I left and had a good laugh about this weird encounter. I think the cure for avoiding entanglements with cults may be alcohol.

[@jackieann5494]

😅😅😂😂😂

[@beinghere1494]

I have listened to both of you from both my intellect and from my heart across a number of venues. I look at your eyes and I see your hearts and I simply love you. Bless you for both your enquiry and your courage. I was born in Germany in 1942, luckily came to Australia with my family when I was ten. I count my blessings for living in this country. I often feel that there but for the grace of God go I. I have felt drawn to and enquired into a variety of different belief systems and know how easily we can be sucked into weird vortexes. Life is such a marvellous exploration. Thanks so much for your authenticity and sharing. I’m truly grateful to you and for you. 🥂🥰☯️

[@ReezConnecting]

❤❤❤ love both of you for what you’re doing! Thanks from Melbourne, Aussieland. Xxx

[@FreebornLivingWoman]

My heartfelt sadness for all that Claire and her family have had to endure in the cult of scientology. Blessed be you dear lady for having the courage to do so. Listening from NZ with gratitude and respsect 💞🙏💞

[@MoosePockets]

I suspect that the reason Chris M and others are listed as living in random Clearwater addresses is for voting purposes. Voting in LA, NYC, Chicago, or wherever else these people actually spend their time wouldn’t help Scientology. However, every vote in Clearwater could mean the difference between Scientology controlling the city or not.

[@ablue7335]

Wow Claire. Thank you for what you do.

[@jackandlill]

I know Claire had strong moral reasons for deciding to testify as an "expert witness" on the Cult of Scientology in the Masterson trial...but I do believe she should have gotten paid for her time & all of her expertise!! Although she doesn't have a traditional education/degrees etc., her thousands of hours & decades of study & work in Scientology was considered to deem her expert in the case. Hence, they could have & should have paid her as they would any other expert!! jmho.

[@Sarah-Graham575]

Claire is amazing! She may initially come off as a benign but watch out because underneath her calm exterior is a warrior for justice!! Great interview, once again Andrew!

[@advancedbasicsAB]

Yes, love it!

[@tawneenielsen4080]

As LDS, we have to keep current on tithing in order to be with our families in Heaven for eternity. We also have to pay tithing in order to go to the temple and make sure dead people can make it to Heaven. Otherwise, we are not fulfilling the spread of Eternal lives for not only ourselves but for the dead. As I've gotten older, I think, wow, we a actually have to pay month for our salvation and pay month to make sure the dead are saved. You would think eternal life is a gift from God, not paid for in monthly dues

[@jennelson8476]

Great interview Andrew! Claire is awesome and so are you. Keep it up both of you ❤

[@tommycscat]

Claire betrayed anyone standing in her way in the cult and she's still doing it now

[@jennelson8476]

@@tommycscat I know that now. Back then I was clueless. Will try never to make that mistake again!

[@IreneJLyles]

@19:08 spot on. I see this in corporate all the time. People are willing to give up "everything" family, time with friends and loved ones in their BIG milestones, life outside of work, for status and money. What they fail to realize is that all of that can be wiped out in a blink of an eye and then what or who is left to turn to? Usually no one. I had a high paying job that required me to literally work day and night and I left that gladly for a steady job that supported and allowed me to put my family values first. Time truly is money and being there for your family's first moments are worth more than a bonus or status bc they are only this age once. Once its gone, its gone. Don't miss out and then sing cats n the cradle song when they grow up. Be present now.

[@alexdevalera4550]

Claire and Marc are great people and you are doing a great job interviewing people like them

[@ATChick]

Great job Clare ❤Love the book title ideas😂

[@deniseblackman1827]

What is the public waiting to boycot Tom Cruise's films all over the planet.

[@patriciagraham4529]

Great interview on both parts. This lady is so impressive amd solid amd Andrew Gold is the best interviewer I’ve ever seen. Props to both of youl

[@carlar10]

Claire I salute you!!!! Keep doing what you’re doing!!!! Maybe all of you coming together and speaking the truth will bring this cult to its knees!!!!

[@vonickles5033]

Thank you Mr gold and Claire for great insight xx

[@jessicamorales2555]

This interview is so well done! Very professional, and sticking to facts and good intention. I feel sorry for all those that feel the need to engage in cults, it is very good to become educsted on their methods. Thanks for this video

[@scoobydoo5917]

❤ your channel Andrew keep up the good work man 👍

[@christinechristensen6871]

Love listening to Clare! She is a sweetheart and a hero. Blessings to you and I am so glad that the universe sent me to your channel, Mr. Gold. I’ve been enjoying your videos 😃

[@tgcrissy7327]

She is very impressive in her knowledge and demeanor,I could listen her for hours

[@rturney6376]

Thank you 🙏, Claire!! This like you you said is way bigger. 😊😢

[@LadyJ--1]

I would like to know the justification KZbin gives for the censorship they impose around this topic. Now you can't even say "SA" too many times with repercussions? This topic is serious, it's real, and wrapping more shame and cancel culture around the very words does a disservice to the victims, to those who try to help them, and to the channels trying to raise awareness and shine a light on these dark segments of our society.

[@katiekawaii]

52:00 Have you seen the new scientology commercial Miscavige is in? I don't think I've ever seen him pitch scientology in an ad like that before.

[@carolrolfsacredsagehoyas1654]

We must not forget the victims...and how they were treated by the scientology cult.. and how, despite that, got the justice they deserved. As did Masterson.

[@amandagish5976]

Andrew, I love the way you say Danny! I did watch That 70's Show and Masterson looks like the character he portrayed. He doesn't have compassion but he has money, unlike his character in the show.

[@justkiddin84]

Claire, I hope you and your family will stay safe! I think being out and active is the best way. Thank you for fighting L Ron's Babalon Monster. His and Crowley's tentacles are entwined in so much of our world.

[@vatodad]

Claire is an amazing woman. She is a survivor and incredible example of a hero! 😊

[@FreebornLivingWoman]

New subscriber from NZ, a superb interview with an amazing guest and a great host. Thank you for taking the time and having the courage to stand up and speak out. 💞🙏💞

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

LOVE Dr. Schlessinger! (spelling?) So glad you got to talk to her! 💕😊

[@raibeart1955]

Surely if they are forcing you to pay to be able to see or speak to your family,that is tantamount to both emotional and pecuniary blackmail? Rab

[@slippersmomma]

Scientology is one of those cases where the victims brainwash and victimize themselves. If anyone tried to press charges, it would not work. One reason is because they sign a contract.

[@trojanette8345]

Great interview w/ Claire. Q: What software or program do you use to show viewer questions up on screen? Is it "Stream Yard" or something else? For those with visual issues it very easy to see. High-5 to you for such a great visual presentation.

[@jillmarie9067]

Hi Andrew, just wanted to let u know, i realized 2day, after clicking on yet another 1 of ur interviews: Dayum, i like this dude's videos...im always clicking on them when they pop up...hmmm...i dnt understand 4y ive not yet subscribed! Sooooo.... problem cause: my dumb brain. Conclusion: brain rebooted. Channel subscribed. Problem resolved. :) sry for the delay.

[@estradaj777]

Thanks for teaching , I wish this information could be available in Spanish . To educate people but very glad to find this information.

[@maxinefreeman8858]

I still say that any church that won't let you walk away, it's not a church.

[@roxieolemeda3196]

Aree it's a cult

[@Kwhite.nothingmakessense]

Great episode! Love Claire♥️

[@SURVIVINGTHESTORMS]

GREAT LIVE. VERY INTERESTING. THANK YOU.

[@CC-hw7ei]

Great interview

[@blupoppy608]

great video, thanks for sharing this important information

[@slippersmomma]

The thing they do with the 'cans', I forget what they call it, that's just feeling out where your boundaries are weakest so they can be broken down. Auditing. Lots of narcissists do that with a prospective supply.

[@annwalker4142]

Inspirational 🙏

[@jackieann5494]

Courage is a BEAUTIFUL thing ! THANK YOU !

[@markharrisllb]

Left school at 13, proving there is a world of difference between academia and intelligence.

[@jessicamarsh9779]

23:12 ok what I don’t get is that if you when join the Sea Org & you sign a 1 billion years contact, Scientology believes you live life over and over, so you die, go back to wherever it’s called and you get sent back to earth. How do they not know you signed a contact in a previous life, say 600 years ago? Or when you die, you have sign the contact & when you come back & in 17-20 years they want you to sign another one, how do they not know you’ve already been in contact?

[@Dogbiteskill]

I guess people have come back and said that they were L Ron Hubbard, but nobody ever pass the smell test. Once you become clear or what is called Ot8, you never have to go to the station to get your mind deleted after death, so you will be able to retain information that you learned in your last life. Then when you die you hurry over to your local hospital to get a new body and try to find you a Scientologist to be your parents. Try not to think too hard into it. It’s a cult, but I am serious. This is what they believe. Also when you’re an OT eight they believe you have special superpowers. Isn’t that fun?