The Most Unhinged Joe Rogan Experience Guest Of All Time

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[@rovingmauler7410]

For some mor fun context, this dude has a son who beat a chinese exchange student and then caused the student to run into the street and get hit by a car, and only served 18 months because he was a juvenile. Also, this dude's dad got arrested in the 80s for r**ing his stepdaughter 7 times. Then the dad got let off because going to prison would "disproportionately affect his family". Wild that this dude's entire family commited evil crimes and barely got punished and he goes around saying how unfair everything is.

[@McDLT999999999999999]

He’s right, that does sound unfair, to everyone else.

[@jakeackermann9059]

And he still rambles on about racism in the system, which to be fair does exist in some cases but everyone in his family seems to have gotten huge breaks in the sentences of their crimes.

[@scothammond5736]

That's black privilege in a nutshell

[@Norde_]

@@jakeackermann9059It’s racist against white people yeah.

[@j897xce]

Santa protects his own in this world

[@XcuzeTheMessDeer]

That "African American" judge that gave him that sentence has seen Sheldon's ilk before and was probably tired of people like that destroying and terrorizing his community.

[@firstbradley3281]

FACTS. The community needs to be protected from thugs like this. People like Sheldon lead so many lost young people down the wrong path.

[@alsmith9853]

It'd be interesting to know that judge's story. He too might have had a great great grandfather who was a slave, he might have had a tough background. He's able to say the biggest I told you so in history!

[@JohnDoe-uq2qd]

For real. The judge knew he was a high ranking Blood and acted accordingly.

[@naylik2562]

african american is the pc way of saying black dudes

[@XcuzeTheMessDeer]

Most Black Americans have and ancestor that was born a slave. So that would not be uncommon or a reach. The Judge was actually female and she came from a solidly middle class background again not all black people come from struggle. That is another stereotype that needs to die@@alsmith9853

[@Duckin_koby]

“25 years for 2 stitches” Is the gaslit version of “assault with a deadly weapon by a repeat offender”

[@mikeoxmal805]

He also didn't mention the murder and dismembering a person

[@louassole]

He did that after the podcast 😂

[@mikeoxmal805]

@@louassole oh.. I wasnt paying enough attention

[@louassole]

They literally say about 50 times in the video 😂

[@mikeoxmal805]

@@louassole I wouldn't know, I didn't pay attention 😂

[@Tsj123]

“2 stitches” is a hell of a oversimplification for armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon

[@dianavargas9902]

shady lawyer trying to capitalize off of a movement, guarantee he's trying to or has written books and gives expensive lectures. He knows the guy aint sh*t

[@captainthrall]

Not just assault - gang assault. "I had a posse around me." "He wasn't touched." "He was roughed up a little." "One of the guys hit him with a gun." Imagine you're just standing there talking with your girlfriend, then suddenly you're surrounded by a gang of men roughing you up and hitting you with guns. Jesus.

[@MotivationToSucceedNow]

EXACTLY.

[@alcoyot]

Plus it’s not like thats the only thing. He dishonestly phrased it leaving out that the judge was also taking all of the guys prior felonies and violence into account.

[@John-sf5py]

Yea to someone who owed him $7000 … like what would you do if you were in his shoes

[@kennethrudibaugh]

“He got hit with the butt of the gun” no sir YOU hit HIM with the gun 😂😂

[@rustytaylor9527]

i noticed that too

[@rufusblue8044]

"I like rules" like head goes in the freezer, limbs in the defroster.

[@levimaxton6307]

hahahaha

[@lean.2366]

And toes up the ass.

[@deepee1452]

💀☠️💀

[@fffrrraannkk]

So THAT'S what the crisper is for.

[@dalisllama]

Stand-up level joke

[@Indyizzy2300]

This shit was so nuts, dude got best 2nd chance of his entire life and said, nah lemme go dismember a body instead

[@OG-GHOST2]

Second chance is very late after you have already pulled 25 years. This post and all like it expose how clueless most white people are to our shit judicial system. The only inaccuracy of this entire episode was the claim our justice system is harsher on blacks that whites. Reality is the exact opposite

[@bradenfry8939]

Yeah bro I watched the episode, i legit believed him that’s crazy

[@SecretMarsupial]

@@bradenfry8939a BS artist wrapped in the veil of credibility because he was vetted right? I think listeners can be excused for believing him but Joe and Josh not at all

[@XanVicious]

Even crazier is that he did it over some dumb gang BS lol. Brother had YEARS to think about how he’d act after prison if it ever happened, but he didn’t. Most of these buffoons don’t think before they act, which is why they’re in adult daycare.

[@hotdog1175]

There isn't a universe where this psycho actually rehabilitates, especially the way he brings up the death of that Asian student.

[@ghostface3655]

"He didnt get touched"...."He got roughed up a lil bit" in the same breath...

[@allthecatsintheuniverse]

And then he says, "back to morals, values and principles" hehe😂😂

[@theghostofblakephilbrook]

"Touched" is a slang for murder. You hear it in a lot of older gangsta rap songs. Three 6 Mafia "I gotta touch 'em" for example.

[@Skid1934]

@@theghostofblakephilbrookhe was asked if the guy was physically hurt, to which he responded “no”. Regardless of what you think he means when he says “touched”. Getting roughed up implies that the man was physically hurt.

[@ghostface3655]

@GutterTubeTV I know, but he was implying that nobody had laid a finger on him.

[@ghostface3655]

@Skid1934 exactly. I should have said, "He was trying to say dude didn't get hurt at all" in my comment. Either way, the dude is a liar.

[@chinchilla505]

When he described his past crimes where he pistol whipped some dude to steal his jewelry, he says, "then a pistol hit him" blatantly removing his agency and making it out to seem like pistol has arms and legs

[@Cbb3225]

And then this guy has to lose his damn head

[@TornAaPaRt]

"Jamie, pull up that guy that killed someone on the podcast"

[@Bentley7Cruize]

"He wasnt touched we just roughed him up a little" lmao what a peaceful robber

[@belizetourism1218]

That's that good ol 12% for ya, doing that 56%.

[@Mikemfm666]

The 13%er's at their best.

[@lanceporter3651]

Anyone with half a brain cell capable of critical thought could have seen thru this guy. Josh Dubin is a moron and bleeding heart simp.

[@rayray44325]

''mostly peaceful individual''

[@CantTellYou]

😂 little naive me totally ignored those very obvious signs, I was like “oh that’s nice how this man seems to be turning his life around” …even though damn near all the comments on that clip were about “this guy sounds like he’s definitely going back to his old ways soon”

[@Ziggy405]

Nobody owed this dude 7 racks. He was just robbing mfkrs

[@GiveMeaFuckingBreakDude]

Exactly.

[@senorpepper3405]

I like a nice rack. You know, high and tight.😀👍oh, I see you got the twins out tonight

[@poindextertunes]

thats a possibility

[@Bertiesghost]

Bingo. That whole story was bs

[@na-vn5qy]

that was my takeaway. what he said was kind of valid - or would have been, were any of it actually true in the first place - but his framing of the case with his son is a pretty dead giveaway that anything he says is possible/likely bs.

[@nik_metcalf]

“I pistol whipped him because of morals, values and principles.” Yeah definitely sounds reformed 💀

[@HiGlowie]

He’s just a young scholar who wouldn’t hurt anybody!

[@RandomCoyote]

😂

[@jerryrikki9466]

That part that should of made peopygo wait a minute was when he said he robber the guy cause he was in the streets and in the next breath says he robbed his girlfriend who was innocent and just there. Come on humans

[@na-vn5qy]

what he said made sense in a way; i just feel like he was probably lying in the first place, i doubt if anyone ever actually owed him some significant amount of money.

[@CantTellYou]

@@jerryrikki9466 I’m so dumb that didn’t even make me stop and think 😂 even with all the comments pointing to the obvious my dumb ass was like “what a nice gentleman trying to turn his life around”

[@codingtranquility]

His son didn't "accidentally" kill the student, he was the aggressor and attacked him.

[@captainthrall]

"he got into a fight" No. His son targeted an Asian kid because of his race, attacked him, robbed him, chased/pushed him into traffic, killing him.

[@codingtranquility]

@@captainthrallExactly. I truly feel bad for Josh, because you can tell he really wants to believe and see the good in people that may have had a rough start, or a tough break. But it's guys like these that are ruining it for the ones who really deserve a second chance.

[@TZD11111]

​@@codingtranquilityJosh is a massive fraud and you fell for it

[@AlephTroll]

@@captainthrallyeah but everyone else is racist… smh where’s the hate crime conviction for that one??

[@uberhaxorzskelletor]

​@@AlephTrollOh you didn't know? if its a minority on minority hate crime they cancel each other out and it just becomes regular crime because neither have privilege lol

[@WhereIsSchmitty]

Josh Dubin owes the judge that originally sentenced Sheldon an apology

[@monkeydgarp9663]

He took zero accountability for his previous crimes, I have a feeling this guy has killed before. The “civil rights attorney” should be held accountable for this too.

[@dianavargas9902]

shady ambulance chaser

[@juanpedroza901]

Relax , that’s the system . you can’t punish a man doing his job. We live a democracy you nut.

[@gregfox8132]

I got that feeling too, definitely done more the we now know.

[@bloodaonadeline8346]

absolutely he’s killed before

[@justliving920]

​@dianavargas9902 It's worse than that. He isn't an ambulance chaser. He's an activist. He undoubtedly is still rationalizing all this shit, thinking that if this guy just hasn't been wronged by the system he could be a good person.

[@psychicpants8856]

“He got hit in the head with a gun” vs me and my gang pistol whipped a defenseless man. The power of the framing effect

[@thesponge836]

Exactly, no accountability

[@psychicpants8856]

@Burger_pants I’d say it’s more of a media/government tactic than police but you’re 10000% right about the race thing. Wonder why they do that🤔

[@TheHockey991]

​@Burger_pants Also when there is a large public shooting, and they don't immediately release the identity, it's 100% not a white guy.

[@JohnDoe-uq2qd]

My favorite was "we didn't touch him", followed by "he got roughed up a little" literally 2 seconds later...

[@kman9884]

@@psychicpants8856Because in the past when news media did report on races other than whites committing crimes, it had negative impacts on those minority groups as a whole, due to prejudicial thinking.

[@gabemichaelscotttyfys3616]

“I know him as a human being….” “Yeah well, no ya don’t” 😂

[@SamFlador]

LOLd when he said that

[@tukek88]

Dude has no intuition.

[@blacklivesmatter2083]

HE BLACKITTY BLACK

[@HiberNAT]

He didn't know him as a monster

[@cdasteez]

​@@HiberNAT*recognize *

[@RFinkle2]

Just the fact that this aired tells you all you need to know about Joe’s “BS detector”

[@chilibeer3912]

Do you think when he read the article he asked why does it lie?

[@RFinkle2]

@@chilibeer3912 I picture Joe Rogan as not much of a reader and likely employs a staff to perform such menial tasks

[@HCG]

Notice how he never takes responsibility for his actions. He says “they got shot” instead of “I shot him”. “They were roughed up” instead of “I attacked him”. Every single sentence is like this. Honestly the man who vouched for this joke is a joke himself.

[@brownscooter9869]

This dude is definitely a psychopath. He clearly feels no remorse for his actions and is exactly the type of person the criminal justice system is designed to protect us from.

[@mightymoeish]

Liberals and blacks advocate for them because they want them wreaking havoc on white people

[@devonboyer626]

Seems as though lately, the criminal justice system has been protecting them from us. As much as we need a justice system in this country, these criminals wouldn't be nearly as out of control without the justice system preserving their rights as citizens. They have clearly figured out how to abuse this.

[@hereb4theend]

Till a pandemic emerge and the same system let these people loose on civilians.

[@cinnamoncigarettes]

Also the way when he does "take accountability" it sounds so much like he's just saying what he thinks people want to hear like it comes off as just lines that he rehearsed to make sure to say anytime he's talking about something he did that was objectively wrong and immoral

[@devonboyer626]

@@cinnamoncigarettes exactly. They're just talking points to him. They mean nothing.

[@mitchellhedden1978]

He likes rules when he’s the one inventing them on a whim and enforcing them with violence.

[@shadowofenvy1847]

Yea or when hes the one breaking them, making his victims easier target since they do follow them

[@CantTellYou]

“We need to change the justice system NOW, because it’s way too easy for criminals to get caught”

[@SkootySpeedmite]

Im just picturing Josh Dubin as Larry David, staring blankly at his phone screen, seeing the news that the man he fought to get out of prison just murdered and dismembered someone. Then he looks up at Leon who says, "Told you that guy was bad news Larry". BUm Bum Bum.....

[@raggadamuffin]

😂😂😂

[@visionplusdrive]

This is hilarious

[@kevinhibbard320]

I always hear that music play in my head whenever something goes south ahaha

[@visionplusdrive]

@@kevinhibbard320 me too that’s why it’s so funny to me haha

[@iyziejane]

Larry and Josh are probably cousins anyway

[@Jimillionare10]

Oh no, his poor son's life was changed in an instant. "That Asian" wronged him!. So delusional and utterly depraved. RIP Minghui Yu, sad to have lost someone as bright as you.

[@Aphotic_Ktulu]

25 years for 2 stitches??? How about 25 years for Armed Robbery and Assault with a Deadly Weapon with intent to harm or maim . You can spin it how you want because someone ONLY got 2 stitches but the guy robbed 2 people with a weapon.

[@alexhedstrom582]

Anthony Cumia is laughing his ass off right now

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

Cumia is not afraid to be "that guy".

[@disliked1390]

Nah Cumia too busy checking out underage girls on Instagram and Tik Tok, stop idolizing that creep predator.

[@drewmino7557]

“A couple stitches” Wtf dude put a gun to two peoples heads

[@shoegazer5451]

armed robbery basically.. and Joe is staring at him

[@Hunter96187]

Bro how did Josh pitch this shit to him though? Like wtfff did he say to Joe to convince him to sit with him.

[@chilibeer3912]

That’s the same energy as saying you shot at someone’s face but missed and clip their ear. It was just a few stitches to reattach the ear I can’t believe I’m being charged with attempted murder.

[@soappy1720]

People like Joe can just hand wave the whole situation. "Oh an arned robbery for a supoosed drug debt (between admitted career criminals)" Joe: oh that's understandable.

[@adriennem3168]

A coupla boo boos

[@andrewbooth5533]

“He didn’t get touched, he got roughed up a little bit but there was no physical harm. “ WTF does that even mean.

[@dontbetreadin4777]

That's scumbag talk for " I didn't do nuffin!" While absolutely doing it and more

[@APolishPlayer]

Literally nothing. Jigaboo reasoning.

[@randomnobody8770]

They sanded him down slightly for better adhesion.

[@jakeackermann9059]

He's trying to downplay his crime by pointing out the victim in that case wasnt killed lol. What a scumbag

[@ryanhannon6798]

I’d like to hear from the victim what happened, bet it’s more than “he/they just roughed me up a little”

[@tyjandrews]

"I like rules. I like structure. But I hate serving time for breaking rules." 😂

[@adriennem3168]

Also white supremacy blah blah

[@brose-bg3ks]

Police: ”Did you do this?” Him: “No, no I didn’t… I mean, maybe I did, but if that was even the case, I would not want anyone to find out.”

[@will.davlin]

Get sam hyde on jre

[@v1sudo]

Joe has no clue who Sam Hyde is... To Joe he's a nobody

[@DruTubeyt]

@@v1sudobecause he is a nobody 😭

[@Azoria4]

im sure 2lazy will set that up for you

[@v1sudo]

@@DruTubeyt that's....... Exactly what I just said.

[@andrewbooth5533]

I feel like Sam would ruin his appearance on jre by trolling or doing something stupid/funny

[@blippitybloo]

I have NEVER liked Josh's appearances on JRE. I've always considered him a criminal apologist.

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

Dude, I have been hearing that for years. He's getting guilty people out of prison.

[@davidtorres9804]

His appearances are Usually amazing and he’s doing god work, he’s a lawyer what are you talking about like 😂

[@spaceghost8886]

Makes all defense attorneys look bad

[@blippitybloo]

@davidtorres9804 there are way worse off people that need the help.

[@uberhaxorzskelletor]

​@@davidtorres9804how is he doing gods work if he's helping people get off who haven't repented for their sins or changed in any way? You sound really stupid

[@nickphaux]

Oh my god, when i watched that episode this guy threw me off SO hard. All he did was blame his situation on racism and systemic hardships while refusing to take accountability for anything. Glad that monster is locked up

[@marcJoel]

Who would’ve guessed amirite

[@Ratclawz]

Yea when I watched it he seemed like a dirtbag. These people get real good at manipulation

[@monkeywang9972]

Me too! Saw it immediately the contradictions in his stories, the minimization of his actions, the inability to see the fault in his actions. “25 years for 2 stitches.” No… it was 25 years for armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, menacing x2, on top of the prior history. I have no compassion for this type of dude.

[@turnkeydirect]

@@marcJoel Right? I also have a guess regarding the race of the attorney who parades these guys around and peddles their lies.

[@GiveMeaFuckingBreakDude]

Yup

[@edibaber5525]

"These conditions are created and you don't have a choice" how insulting to all the people in desperate situations who don't resort to crime

[@Hungry4Herb]

DuuuuuDe! So glad you’re covering this!

[@johnnysilver5866]

Joe “I’ve got an amazing bullshit detector” Rogan

[@joesantoro4964]

Elephant Graveyard did a hilarious video about this. I highly recommend it.

[@Emotionalsavage281]

I think he was just letting this play out.

[@kingiam9271]

​@@Emotionalsavage281he had no choice but let it play out. Rogan ignorance took control

[@hegeliandianetik2009]

​@@joesantoro4964Duncun Trussell saw through that shit and showed restraint

[@iancummins1383]

Joe has an excellent bs detector he hones in on it like a heat seeking missile

[@ItsMeChillTyme]

Yea well, some dude that was celebrated held up and robbed a pregnant woman but that didn't stop people from putting up his statues and worshipping him. Also was an avid fan of fent.

[@UnityAgainstJewishEvil]

Yup, and because he overdosed an innocent cop is in prison fighting for his life.

[@matlenaghan7488]

​@@tone3587There's that racism again, what is it with you guys?

[@Steve-ev6vx]

​@@tone3587They aren't tears. You will the will be the ones crying when the chickens come home to roost.

[@tone3587]

@@matlenaghan7488 😂😂😂😂

[@tone3587]

@@Steve-ev6vx 😂😂😂😂😂 oh no, the loser on KZbin thinks he’s actually saying something that means anything at all.

[@johnhoskins3109]

Says dude was "untouched", then immediately contradicts himself and says, "He was roughed up a little bit." Like, wtf bro, which was it? He obviously wasn't "untouched", if he was "roughed up". How did they not see through this dude? Like, how??

[@dpclerks09]

It's called lying through your teeth. Ego, delusion, and hubris are the strongest drugs Unknown to Man (we're slowly realizing this as a collective Humanity).

[@CantTellYou]

“Reading between the lines and outside of the margins without all of the details… he was just touched a lil tiny bit”

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

He was robbing drug dealers.

[@kaarthuisplus]

He didnt say untouched. He said they didnt touch him, meaning kill him or attempt to.

[@maddymcmadingson6296]

At the end of the day both of them are just too pussy to actually confront him on it. They most definitely knew something was up.

[@vcrbetamax]

People wondering why they didn’t see through his obvious BS. Because they wanted to believe he was reformed. It’s an underdog story. Now it’s horror story.

[@CanadianSpawn]

Won’t be long till Jamie deletes the episode. They will avoid discussing this like the plague

[@jasonterschak5065]

There's a book called Inside the Criminal Mind by Stanton Samenow. Samenow is a clinical psychologist who studied how criminals think as a way to rehabilitate them. He noticed that criminals all seem to want people to follow the rules except when it applies to them. They also will do everything to avoid accountability for their actions. Everything is a "yeah, but" when they admit to their crimes. I think it would be interesting to listen to the podcast and compare it to the book because even the few clips you showed made it obvious that he hasn't changed.

[@meanjean3023]

That’s exactly what I thought - the guy loves rules?? Yeah right. Also, another thing is family - like if anyone touches their family, it’s egregious - but they are out here harming randoms on the regular.

[@batubop651]

⁠@@meanjean3023I get the sense rules matter to him very deeply, and he seems obsessive and indeed bitter on this point with the way he calls out those who were glad he was gone, it’s palpable his rage that anyone around him didn’t adhere to his perceived authority and rules. Just like most garden variety bullies to sociopaths and dictators he loves HIS rules, society’s rules are irrelevant. He said it himself he’s an authoritarian. An authoritarian expects everyone in their orbit to follow and obey or hell heath no fury. If he was a leader in prison too, that’s how. The world should revolve around him and in accordance to his rules. Utterly deeply insecure and terrifying control freak. He’s even controlling this interview, he’s ensuring he’s controlling the narrative of his story so it’s told only through his lens in line with the rules of his world that we’re simply orbiting, and he’s menacingly expecting the other two to fall in line and not question it. Which they are doing but only because it’s glaringly obvious he’s deeply unhinged and a ticking time bomb. I’m dumbfounded as to how he was ever even considered as a candidate for the innocence project, let alone then deemed suitable as a spokesperson for it. From the very get go he’s giving off deeply disturbed psycho vibes, it’s not like he’s a clever manipulative covert narc, he’s overt as hell! For a man so deeply in need of control and to be viewed as a tough authoritarian figure, the paradox of course is that his entire shtick is dependent on being the persecuted victim with no control of his life or destiny. In order to avoid accountability as @jasonterschak points out, he’s trapped himself in a catch 22, which is kinda hilarious because it’s so pathetic. Pathetic sums him up perfectly. As you say, the other hypocrisy of his twisted mind is the rules and standards he expects others to adhere to for himself are the opposite of those he applies to his victims.

[@madmike8365]

Almost child like, making up their own rules and "I don't have to listen to you but you have to listen to me" or it's not fair. Psychopath with the mind of a child

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

Interested. I am buying a copy now.

[@nakedcapitalist]

Another good book in this vein is “Life at the Bottom: The Worldview That Makes the Underclass” by Theodore Dalrymple.

[@ingwopwetrust]

Out of prison for less than a year? Holy shit dude, this is insane

[@OG-GHOST2]

I understand him fully. I'd be murderous also if my life was ruined by a shit justice system

[@hepchin]

If this guy dissmemberd a body this is not his first rodeo. Don't throw him a pity party.​@OG-GHOST2

[@EasternDreamer615]

@@hepchin Don't feed the troll

[@FlarkusChunswen]

​@@hepchinlogic is broken. At some point, your first dismemberment is your first dismemberment

[@ghostface5559]

yeah my prison phone call should be to joe rogan.

[@Kylejoes363]

“They call him the Columbia law student killer” sounds almost proud.

[@Cbb3225]

How nonchalantly that side quest of family criminality was brought up was a true wtf moment

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

He didn't "get into a fight" with that student, he JUMPED HIM AND ROBBED HIM.

[@brobot2059]

He has the ultimate victim complex. He sounds like everyone wronged him for not letting him get away with his crimes

[@averagejoe1773]

I got a buddy just like this.. did 10 years straight for second degree murder had 19.... 1 year after being released Rob somebody and shot him for $34...... Like another person said in the comments these guys sit and craft these stories.. their master manipulators I could see right through it... And I'm not just saying that cuz now I've met enough individuals just like this... I always say when someone's trying to convince you of something without letting their work or their actions speak for itself red flag... People who know they do good work or good people don't need to convince you they are.. whether that's your carpenter or your doctor or your buddy

[@levimaxton6307]

"reading in between the lines and outside the margins, without really going into the details, I robbed him" Classic BS wordsmith hahahhahaha

[@awill3454]

I heard that it was like wtf? That’s not what “reading in between the lines” means.

[@alexmorado2182]

Some Slick Rick shit

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

I could tell that dude wasnt reformed. His dishonesty was palpable

[@audionovisual]

Palpable?

[@zachphillips7172]

No remorse and almost a sense of pride when he recalled his past. I didn’t sympathize with this pos at all. Trust your instincts.

[@Steve-ev6vx]

​@@audionovisualCan't understand words bigger than three or four letters?

[@InfernoCanto_28]

@@Steve-ev6vx cant understand what (edited) means?

[@AngronWasRight]

Since when does prison reform people?

[@DeCapitanOG]

The story of his son should have woken Joe up. He knows fights. He knows you don’t run into traffic over a fight. You run into Traffic became you think the person attacking you is going to kill you. Wow, that was frustrating to listen to.

[@Muricanwerewolf]

Maybe a freak accident happens in a fight but when he says “one bad decision” it’s like I’m looking at this guy’s career criminal father and very much doubting the son was on the straight and narrow.

[@DeCapitanOG]

@Muricanwerewolf also another example of black on Asian violence that most people are too scared to talk about publicly.

[@americanbodycams23]

Thanks for putting this one up. Love your channel.

[@shawnjohnson1809]

This is like the joker in the dark knight when he says he is reformed then kills an entire talk show audience.

[@log7029]

I knew you’d cover this sooner or later, absolutely nuts lol

[@SamFlador]

Not the hero we want; but the hero we need.

[@mitchellhedden1978]

“Had a bunch of young guys with me” lol Imagine he invades your home with “a bunch” of guys and robs you and obviously beats you up (and your woman) to teach you a lesson. That should warrant some jail time right?

[@Steve-ev6vx]

And no one legitimately owed him 7 grand. He probably hasn't ever had more than a few hundred dollars at once in his miserable life.

[@SamFlador]

Not if you're Black. What are you, some sort of ray cis? Kek

[@1_Fish.2_Fish.Red_Fish.]

Not if both are living “illegal” life’s. Nonone should ever go to jail in that instance!!

[@SamFlador]

@@1_Fish.2_Fish.Red_Fish. no they both should

[@Steve-ev6vx]

@@1_Fish.2_Fish.Red_Fish. They both should already be in prison if they are criminals.

[@bcmelendrez100]

"I turned my life around" yeah 360 degrees

[@jaredcollier654]

Lmao

[@wemoveforward6413]

Fucking brilliant 😂😂😂😂

[@stinky8750]

Lmao

[@obscure.reference]

you literally just copied this from the video, 3:55

[@vincent2053]

That’s what I said before you!

[@blackblurable]

“Definitely not a good look.” My man that’s a huge understatement lol

[@firstbradley3281]

That judge was trying to protect the community. Unlike some judges in this country.

[@berke2336]

Rogan prides himself on not having more than Jamie on his team. Bert and Tom went overboard with their team sizes but dear god Joe needs a few extra brains in the operation

[@robtomben]

Agree. Too many podcasts with too small a staff to weed out the bullshit.

[@charliedillon1400]

@@robtomben Just keep them off mic. Any more than two voices and these podcasts get messy real quick, especially with attention whore comics.

[@Budzy485]

Biggest podcast in the world, just signed a new $250mil non exclusive deal, why would you change the recipe now?

[@firstbradley3281]

Even if Joe gets a team Joe shouldn’t have complete control over the selection. Joe would just pick only yes men.

[@JayRamahi3810]

That’s actually not true. Podcast cringe covered this. I can’t remember which episode, but the truth is Rogan actually has HUGE team working for him which they appear to keep under wraps. Ever heard Rogan say “We’ll cut that out”? That’s cuz Rogan has the team that can do it.

[@Pedroepacas]

It's like pablo escobar getting caught with a DUI and saying he's in jail just for that

[@IanOvidBares]

Your attorney is literally still speaking for you... shoulda been the first red flag right there. He said "morals values and principles " in the same breath he mentioned pistol whipping someone. This dude is so full of it anyone real can tell.

[@RandoManFPV]

That's what I said on the original video and everybody wanted to argue with me 😂

[@trentonruss5020]

That’s taken out of context

[@jonb2756]

Only an idiot wouldn't understand what he is saying. He said his morals were warped because he was justifying those actions. Saying that those actions are anything but moral.

[@alexnyny]

Two stitches. Then explains he hit a man with a firearm. That’s a very important detail to leave out when first mentioned.

[@esporev]

Thanks for covering this. Great video

[@matt984]

This reminds me of the Tim Dillon rant about the uber lady who told him about her son who was in prison but it was a “misunderstanding”.

[@KClouisville]

Mothers are like that. My uncle spent most of his adult life in and out of prisons. My grandmother, until her dying day, said it was always him having bad friends and running with the wrong crowd. Lol. When my sister and I were kids and we'd visit my grandparent's house my grandmother always told us my uncle was "away at school"...after 6 or 7 years I started wondering what school that could be!

[@pegcity4eva]

The school of hard knocks

[@KClouisville]

@@pegcity4eva Most definitely. Haha. His crimes were almost all robberies of some sort. My dad (who did not have a good relationship with him) called him "Uncle Dillinger". His diploma from the school of hard knocks came with him dropping dead of a drug overdose of some kind and the "friends" he was with dropping his body off in front of a hospital with a wallet empty of everything but his driver's license so he could be identified.

[@gessrinky9129]

It’s almost like prison Is full of psychopaths

[@OG-GHOST2]

That's exactly why the 25 year sentence was the problem and why this poor soul died who he killed. He probably reminded him of a judge prosecutor or CO who ruined his life over petty charges

[@gitar1hero1qaz]

​@@OG-GHOST2lmfao

[@OG-GHOST2]

@@gitar1hero1qaz just facts

[@axxa5000]

Nooo you must make it about race /s

[@obscure.reference]

@@OG-GHOST2 obviously that isn’t an excuse, it isn’t the fault of a sentence that he got out of prison and immediately murdered someone. it’s his fault.

[@RoddHarding]

"one simple mistake". Something needs to be changed in culture itself. I hear this alot.

[@therealfaryad]

When he said "2 stitches" I thought he punched someone or something. MF! You had guns on you, and you purposefully robbed someone and their girlfriend and you shot them WITH THE INTENTION TO KILL!

[@Woozy.0]

"I took a bite. So!? What person doesn't keep meat in they freezer, Joe? I seen your elk stash, bruh!"

[@log7029]

I remember listening to this podcast while working and every once and a while this guy would say something that would make me pause for a second and think “this guys reformed?”

[@SandNebula232]

Most people aren’t fooled by this type of bullchit. This type of guy should make your hair stand on end. It’s grifters, apologists, race hustlers, opportunists, and political activists like that Dubin guy who are the real problem. There will always be psycho nutcases like this criminal.

[@ilikevines]

There needs to be a Guilt Project.

[@GoddardCrueman]

“Did he get touched?” “No not a hand, just got roughed up a little”

[@damienostler4531]

crazy how most people dont make that "1 mistake"

[@Jordabrz]

50% of the black population in america seems to

[@DoobieKeebler]

The way I took the stuff he was explaining throughout the 6:00 mark is that in the days when I (me) came up, you were taught to leave regular people alone because they didn't make the informed decision to do illegal things & face the consequences that came with it. Like, nowadays you'll even see grandmas getting robbed and thrown to the ground for their purse, which never would have flied back then. Or someone might steal a locked up $2,000 bike, but that is a far cry from pistol whipping people on a date, if you catch my drift (just as an example). As for what he says about his son, I think he wasn't explaining something most people take as obvious, which is that you can throw your life away from poorly thought out, split decisions to do something highly illegal. I don't know the story of this guy or his son, but I'm guessing everything with the Columbia student took 30 seconds, max, from beginning to end. The son probably thought he would get away with a quick armed robbery, only for it to become a murder before anyone could have done anything to save the Columbia student.

[@Justsomeguy87]

Cases like these are why I don't trust the innocence project at all.

[@OG-GHOST2]

You shouldn't trust the judicial system that caused this murder

[@DeCapitanOG]

​@OG-GHOST2 liberalism is a mental illness

[@MaxRockatansky853]

Look into William Friedkins experience with this.

[@iyziejane]

The "Innocence Project" was founded by two of the lawyers that defended OJ Simpson. The whole project is about subverting the justice system by freeing violent black felons. Of course the two founders and almost everyone that works for them are NYC Jews.

[@slimdiddyd]

It was literally founded by two of the lawyers that defended OJ Simpson.

[@Deabsy]

I used to engage in shady activities and one night I met up with somebody for a shady deal in the middle of the night, I stupidly got into the car when they pulled up, the guy pulls a gun out and I stupidly challenge him, luckily he didn't kill me, but I got out of the car and run, he catches up and bashes me in the back of the head with the gun several times. I only ended up getting a couple staples. "2 staples" was the most traumatizing night of my life and the night where i really almost got killed. So yeah I totally agree that they were downplaying his crimes on JRE 100000%

[@SculptSome]

It's not the first time he has had charlatans and snake oil salesmen on the show. PBD and Dan Bilzerian come to mind

[@6slayer6sam62]

I listen to PBD every now and then...not sure how much i dig him, more i listen...can you expand?

[@D.Boon1]

@@6slayer6sam62his insurance company is an MLM scam but pretends he’s a man of the people

[@A_YouTube_Commenter]

PBD? He is pretty decent. Too right wing but I don't think he's that bad.

[@SculptSome]

Podcast Cringe and Coffeezilla have both produced intriguing videos on the topic. This individual appears to be capitalizing on the "red pill" sphere. It's evident that he's willing to say anything if it means making money, regardless of his ideological leanings. @@6slayer6sam62

[@bojangles1614]

PBD isn’t too bad. He’s too conservative and not too open minded, but he seems like a decent human being.

[@tdbla98]

The judge threw his life away? Nah dude threw his life away TWICE lmao

[@evan258]

Glad you covered this! Was wild to see all this unfold!

[@richardvaldes3959]

We wuz reformed

[@daltonleavitt4812]

N sheittttt

[@kchatman20]

Reported.

[@disliked1390]

@@kchatman20 Who you gon repawt naw

[@kchatman20]

@@disliked1390 I don't feed trolls but trust KZbin knows bout y'all. Reported.

[@disliked1390]

@@kchatman20 I aint said nuthin wrong bro. Ya need da chill

[@joenichols3901]

In my younger days (like teens) I hung out with some guys who had actually gone to prison - it’s hard to actually understand how good they are at manipulation. They will say stuff like “yeah you and me were so close back then”, and not thinking you’ll just accept that, but once you actually think about it you realize that you spoke to them a handful of times at that time. There are people whose whole plan is “how can I manipulate this person for my gain” and they are just incredibly gifted at doing it. I don’t hang around anyone that associates with these types of people or who actually are borderline criminals. They’re too good at it and it’s not worth the stress. There are people who absolutely cannot be saved by any person (you can always be saved by God)

[@tcsprynce5748]

Absolutely. I hate to say it but the majority of people that go to prison for extended periods of time will never be reformed. They did something horrendous because they are bad people at their core. It’s hard to make someone’s whole personality change and quite frankly that’s not the purpose of prison. They are there to be punished not to have a 2nd chance at growing up

[@meanjean3023]

They aren’t good at manipulation - people are just easy to scam.

[@McDLT999999999999999]

I’d argue that prison’s main purpose isn’t even punishment, it’s to keep these people away from the rest of us.

[@hereb4theend]

You can spot a criminal a mile away. Most people fall for them because they're just lonely.

[@joenichols3901]

@@McDLT999999999999999 thats definitely the biggest benefit of having prisons.

[@kiefer147]

Did he talk about Schaub flipping his truck? Or is that just a typical Tuesday for Brendan.

[@williamjohnson9158]

water

[@WeBreakItAllDownRightHere]

Joes doesn't pay attention to Schaub

[@controlclerk]

"I want people to consider how it impacted me." You kidding me? Prison isn't summer camp. We know what it's like and that's why most people don't do stuff that gets you put there.

[@andrewofaiur]

I've heard many objections to the innocence project in passing but didn't give it much thought. I've done volunteer services at county jails and leaned on the sympathetic side of inmates. Now this story really makes things intriguing as innocence project isn't all they claim to be.

[@grigorijijebaczydov]

classic innocent african american gentleman, proud representative of the 13% club

[@axxa5000]

"I will not make racist generalizations in all of the instances with non-black criminals because that would implicate me" - you.

[@nostairwayy]

The speed you dropped this after the news is incredible

[@7evYT]

I like rules. You break mine, freezer time.

[@toneriggz]

The crazy thing is that this is the second dismemberment case in NYC in like a couple of days.

[@BloodyCaesar22]

He didn’t get touched. He got ruffed up a bit.. dude.. that’s touched lol

[@adriennem3168]

No physical harm. Guy is nuts.

[@sharpsonmusic]

0:30 Tom Segura in the back. This conspiracy goes deeper than we thought!

[@chilibeer3912]

I’m glad I’m not the only one to recognize him. We see you Tom.

[@bradenfry8939]

This is a serious situation. Joe has to address this for what it is: a celebrity who knows nothing about the real world trying to market off of championing an issue. Joe should’ve never been involved with the innocence project publicly. For someone who talks about virtue signaling, this should be a wake up call for Joe

[@tone3587]

lol shut up, dude

[@OG-GHOST2]

LoL It's courageous of Joe to expose how horrible our judicial system is

[@hansolo9585]

The justice system screws over too many people to just ignore it and I’m glad Joe addresses this on his platform

[@iyziejane]

The Innocence Project was founded by two lawyers who defended OJ Simpson. It only takes about 5 minutes of reading to see that they specialize in using legal technicalities and corrupt judges to free violent black felons.

[@OG-GHOST2]

@hansolo9585 it's amazing to me how the fact this dude did 25 years for bullshit is being skipped over and the sheeple are like "see they should not have freed this man"??? What da fuck? Dude should have gotten 6 months max in a trully just world

[@thewarrior195]

The fact that folks still think prison is about reforming is crazy.

[@IvoryPrince2k24]

I’m a nurse in a jail. My whole job is being manipulated all day and you’d be surprised how charming murders can be. Some you can just tell theyre psychos by how they look right thru you, but the there’s some real sociopathic killers can be surprisingly likable

[@tylersdadx]

Joe ‘i just do podcasts hanging out with my best friends and interesting smart people’ Rogan

[@alaricgoldkuhl155]

So the bleeding heart lawyer shows how gullible he is and sets back his cause by promoting a hardened criminal. I'd call that a win for society. Even when Joe gets it wrong it's so right.🤣

[@Rocky-zr1918]

After this debacle, Joe needs to bring on Jared Taylor to provide some insight.

[@SamFlador]

Fuckin a!

[@iyziejane]

I don't think Joe's CIA handler will approve that guest

[@Savebabygorilla]

Bring Nick Fuentes on with him, show him the JQ

[@Ellemenohpee677]

Joe the type to bring on Jared Fogle when he gets released.

[@jtrax7306]

I hope this dudes son main lines some fent

[@OG-GHOST2]

Why is that?

[@InfernoCanto_28]

@@OG-GHOST2 so he cant breathe

[@OG-GHOST2]

@@InfernoCanto_28 lol Yall love slavery huh?

[@OG-GHOST2]

Actually I take that back. Slaves were guaranteed a home to lay their head to get good rem sleep so they can work hard the next day, food for nourishment, and even medical care. Hell many slave masters would even give their slaves girlfriends to keep them appeased so they can continue to work hard and be productive. Now days I know sheep working 3 jobs and cant even pay rent lol

[@kayleefreiling14abv19]

Like kobe bryant

[@drdickqueso]

Remember all the Jan 6 people that got solitary confinement more simply being in Washington DC that day? 😂 there are still people locked up for listening to police that day.

[@monkeymagic888]

Dubin made his accounts private guess he couldn't take the onslaught of "this didn't age well" from the public

[@martymcfly88mph35]

So yeah... about that "criminal justice reform". Letting criminals out of jail early hasn't been going well.

[@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10]

Didn't he do 25 years?

[@OG-GHOST2]

Holyshit you are brain dead lol He did 25 years for bullshit charge. I actually understand why he lashed out like this

[@m.j.e.5245]

People probably can't be fixed by forced reform, has to come from within.

[@martymcfly88mph35]

@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10 25 years for 2 stitches, yup. But we need to keep societies animals in cages. During covid, leftys got obsessed with emptying jails, despite young thugs being at 0 risk from covid death. Now they're experimenting with no bail, reduced sentences, lowering the prison population... it's happening all over North America and having disastrous consequences, even in Canada here. Weird how all lefty politicians get the same script at the same time..

[@slimdiddyd]

@@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10he was supposed to do 50

[@CyberChud2077]

"Mistreated by the system" lmfao. We only think things like this because we've been watching movies for the past 40 years with fake sob stories about these guys. The system, by far, goes WAY too easy on them. But don't believe me, listen to the people who live in those areas. That's what they all ask for. Then look at crime stats. Then look who makes the movies.

[@bigbrytunney8753]

small hats like Dubin

[@whoizray_]

really glad you covered this the story is insane you never know what’s behind a persons front ‼️

[@Louey_]

This is hilarious " I like rules" "he barely got touched I roughed him up a little"

[@cmdxx]

"marvelous human being" ahahhahahahah