Titan submersible: 'All trips to the Titanic MUST be stopped' says Dr Michael Guillen

[@mikeyboy3054]

Dr. Michael is a kind and compassionate man. He is suffering.

[@simster1001]

He is also a chicken.

[@jibster84]

@@simster1001you must have some massive balls to call someone who has been through all that a chicken or your just full it.

[@oldshiny3012]

ex ABC journalist AKA ....WOKE Lefty which tells you everything you need to know

[@davidfisher9026]

@@simster1001 When was your last deep sea dive ?

[@dianaminnick8003]

Praying

[@rogerhudson9732]

What a super interview. RIP all who died in the Titanic and Titan. No more visiting the grave.

[@Soupdragon1964]

What a decent, eloquent and balanced man Dr Guillen is.

[@oldshiny3012]

More like an ex-journalist that knows how to string a narrative together

[@jugghead-1975]

​@@oldshiny3012And he says it's so incredibly hard to retell...well I've seen him on a dozen different places retelling it just in the last 48 hrs ! It's hard to take anyone seriously nowadays and that's a damn shame

[@oldshiny3012]

@@jugghead-1975 yeah strange that of course it would be shocking if he was to be paid for any of those interviews , he of course would immediately wave his big fee or potential work in the future

[@Soupdragon1964]

@@oldshiny3012 I'm normally highly cynical, but he seemed pretty sincere to me.

[@oldshiny3012]

@@Soupdragon1964 i guess Megan and harry need to take his course on Grifting they need the help

[@susanmagargee7624]

This interview was so powerful, profound, respectful I was in tears. I'm from the US. There are few interviews I've watched on any topic when the panelists asking the questions could reverently probe deep issues, explore the guest's mindset, rationale, and feelings with such sensitivity and clarity of purpose in their intro and questions. I don't know who these two interviewers are, but their segment left me sitting in stillness. It's exactly what every interview should accomplish. GBNews, in my opinion, is 1st rate.

[@Tigra59]

Well said.. I have tears in my eyes also!

[@junecoulthard8942]

I agree 👍 Very well said. ❤

[@ruthbutler8985]

Hello, I agree 100%!! These guys are so good at interviewing in such a sad, sad event….. poor souls🙏

[@raageshwariloomba5636]

What a magnificent man Dr Guillen is. So deeply inspiring, mindful, thoughtful and balanced. Loved hearing him. Thank you for this. Prayers for all the souls who have lost their lives.

[@ladytamaya4737]

This is the most intelligent, caring and sensitive interview I have seen for a long time. The respect between the interviewers and the guest Dr. Michael Guillen is highly respectful and deep felt.

[@michaelshrader5139]

They let him make claims that are clearly completely WRONG though. If I tell you I was at the Titanic wreck just last year and it was sitting "on its back", wouldn't you want to know what I had been smoking recently? kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGO7pZicp7KBnsk

[@junecoulthard8942]

I agree with you very much so! ❤ Such a sincere Man.

[@REALcatmom]

Extraordinary interview! Probably the best one I’ve seen. Even years later, this man is deeply affected by his experience. He offered great insight into this tragic event.

[@REALcatmom]

@@HuskyTheDog2202 thanks, I will check it out.

[@oldshiny3012]

more like a self serving journalist out for a payday

[@REALcatmom]

@@oldshiny3012 that’s what you took from this interview?

[@Irish.liquorice]

Agreed!

[@oldshiny3012]

@@REALcatmom yep i know my journalist well , self serving pr@cks that can't resist embellishing the truth the moment they get infront of an audience

[@JolenePayne]

What a beautiful man So tender So full of compassion. That’s actually the only thing that matters now

[@VashStarwind]

You sound like a bot talking lol

[@oldshiny3012]

Don't you mean a journalist stringing a narrative together for their own benefit

[@tommymyers3183]

​@@oldshiny3012read what she said again. After you do that reflect on what you just asked.

[@oldshiny3012]

@@tommymyers3183 No i still go with my initial response

[@marilynsgirl01]

@@oldshiny3012There is a lot of hate being expressed toward these people. He is speaking, with tons of trauma, to share how terrified he was and to encourage empathy for them. I really don’t think he’s getting any pleasure out of this.

[@AndiHesk]

This is the second interview I have watched with this gentleman, both time he has been so honest and raw. Such a kind soul. ❤

[@job2358]

This man’s empathy is so humbling x hod bless all involved.

[@The-Carpenter]

There are some extremely profound reflections that Dr Guillen has expressed. Some of them gave me goosebumps.

[@xavierb9061]

Dramatic storyteller, hes salesman

[@simster1001]

My friend was always scared of flying. He drove everywhere and went by ship to Europe. At the age of 51, somehow his friends convinced him that flying is safe. Finally he boarded a plane. It crashed and he died in that plane crash.

[@thetruthk5138]

Put a jumper on if you choose to do risky activities bad things are likely to happen sadly

[@rondellschuyler7074]

Traveling to the moon and back safely is a incredible feat. Traveling deep to any sunken ship and returning safely is equally a incredible feat.

[@coolerheadsprevail9312]

Let those people rest. If their energies are stuck down there, it might be wise to leave them alone or be claimed.

[@chickybluetherealone]

This interview hits home, and I felt the emotion. The sea is a beast and we must respect all involved.

[@jerome8670]

Doesn’t it just!! I mean still we do these things as we are able to …. Apollo missions, Everest, titanic …. These are allll incredible experiences for those who go know the high risk that is posed upon embarking on such and adventure It’s super sad … I don’t get why there is no tether for them at least to be pulled back to the surface

[@FleetwoodCaddy59]

@@jerome8670I thought that as well.Why isn’t there a tether?

[@jerome8670]

@@FleetwoodCaddy59 right….. I mean it’s a billionaire or even if it’s commercial … 4km of a tether isn’t a ludicrous thing to have? As always we learn from such tragedies 😣. And also it’s now apparent it’s imploded! And for the record if I could I probably would go! As look at what the dr was describing all the emotion and history behind it … that’s exactly what we want to be near and almost feel! It’s history books continue ……

[@beenthere_donethat_2]

Thank you very much for inviting Dr Guillen onto the show.He’s such a gem.

[@kristofferrasmussen8970]

Then we wouldnt get to see the books he is selling

[@qualityfred]

Legendary guy

[@KillerCammy85]

What an eloquent man. You can really feel his emotions coming across. I believe it is time to let the Titanic rest and be taken by the ocean. We've done all we can to honor and remember those who lost their lives.

[@miric6224]

Heartwrenching. Genuine. Ethically honest. Unforgetable. Unforgiving. With humble gratitude for telling your story, Dr Guillien.

[@Twistedstar0320]

I remember realizing the same thing while on deployment in the Navy. The sea is massive. Words can not describe how small you are out there and the water is a monster. Unforgiving, cold, very cold. It's a black hole that will swallow you without a trace.

[@skyblue-df2od]

😮

[@leomarkaable1]

Went fishing in the Gulf of Alaska and caught a halibut but not before a huge whale blew its spout right next to our boat. The sea belongs to the sea creatures, not to us.

[@nightowl4121]

Despite everyone being preoccupied with the missing submarine, this scientist is speaking honestly and from the bottom of his heart.

[@kathywinecoff4141]

I've heard Dr Guillen interviewed previously and he's so compelling it's heartbreaking. He clearly knows of which he speaks and is in a lot of emotional pain.

[@mrs.herculepoirot7763]

What a lovely and thoughtful gentleman. Thank you for a wonderful interview.

[@kaleykay]

Great interview. Dr. Guillen can really resonate with people and the situation at hand. He posses a beautiful balance - understanding the rational mind but also embracing humanity’s irrational spirit. This interview was refreshing and heartfelt.

[@keensab]

Dr. Guillen expressed his feelings in the most poignant and eloquent way. I was moved to tears.

[@catherinerandall1966]

Yes. I am in tears

[@janet-zk2kl]

Me too.

[@thegoldenpanther6986]

I feel like he was acting.

[@fds6720]

I am in tears too. 😥😥😥😥

[@junecoulthard8942]

It really hit me too! 😢

[@mikeyboy3054]

The CEO and lead designer of Titan was no doubt an intelligent and brave man but he was also incredibly stupid at the same time. There's a lesson in life there. RIP to the occupants of Titan. Especially the 19 year old boy.

[@robinelliott-ni2eh]

He's tried to make these types of unknown exploring cheaper. People don't seem to understand with this type of extreme exploring its dangerous.... its always been dangerous not matter what.

[@mikeyboy3054]

​@@robinelliott-ni2ehYes agreed. But bypassing proven built in safety features and protocol and taking paying customers is negligent. I don't care if they signed waivers. This company is in big trouble.

[@robinelliott-ni2eh]

@@mikeyboy3054 people knew the risks, I doubt there's a lawyer that couldn't argue that the customers didnt know the risks and death was a very real one. As there are no real restrictions on these submersibles anyone trying to sue will have a hard job especially since the creator who is missing had faith that it was working and up to shape. I doubt it would lose a case, they will probably just settle out of court for a small amount just so they don't have to go to court.

[@GetItRightUpYees]

Intelligent?I beg to differ

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Miley . Geniuses are like that. They lack sense. So much book smart.

[@monysossa]

Thanks Dr. Guillén, for being sensitive to honor the victims

[@tdeo2141]

I agree, he has great empathy, and if more journalists had it, we wouldn’t have the woke media we do these days. Thank you Michael, you’re a True journalist.

[@oldshiny3012]

@@tdeo2141 the world if full of journalist like him and thats why the world has gone down the crapper

[@coronalight77]

He made the interview about him and his feelings and how this tragedy hurt him so much. That is not honoring anyone but himself. He is using this as an opportunity to get his story out again. Just wait for his lame book to be announced.

[@samsara-summermooncomehome5881]

​@@coronalight77That's why they got him on, of course he's gonna talk about his experience. What exactly do you want him to say about the people down there?

[@kaybicaku923]

Your missing the point .

[@winkieblink7625]

He’s My Chosen Spokesperson to speak of this tragedy. No other is comparable to his eloquent, heartfelt, and profound words of experience.

[@chelly2468]

That has to be extremely difficult to relive…. I love all the insight he gave. He seems so respectful and authentic. Especially to honor the victims of the titanic. Thank you for sharing your experience with us, Mr Guillen. ♥️

[@stemikger]

Love this guy's intellect and empathy! Praying they didn't suffer.

[@thewishingpooltarot5425]

The compassion and emotional honesty of this man is incredible. God be with those people.

[@isabelledetaillefer2726]

I agree with dr Guillen: time to leave Titanic alone. Let her rest in peace in her ocean grave...along with all the souls that went down with her.

[@xavierb9061]

Makes no sense..how many airplanes got destroyed during the process

[@Americafirst-i8q]

What fool would have themselves bolted inside a contraption where they know? There's a risk that they could possibly be trapped and is beyond me. There is not enough money in the world to pay me to go in there.

[@Wis_Dom]

Too bad they don't feel this way about other burial grounds they desecrate.

[@MotownShaker]

@@Wis_Dom Wtf are you on about 😂

[@mp-vy1rr]

He didn't even say that. He just said it's not a tourist attraction, it's serious business and should be respected and rewards as such. He said he worries the precautions and safety measures were less than bc of it being tourist related vs scientific exploration and thinks we can still go but with more critical regulations even like after the titanic went down. The lives lost didn't die in vain in the sense that it changed the laws and ways of boating forever.

[@dory9742]

Dr Michael Guillen is a good hearted man. I wish we had more people like him

[@yvonnepeddie3585]

Doc. My respect sir, well said you could not have done it better,

[@yvonnepeddie3585]

What was the purpose of that trip? (Stouid game stupid prize) my heart goes out to the young man that doesn't live any life as, mother that was not a field trip,😂😂😂,

[@dominicboyle1672]

A very compassionate and eloquent individual this man is.

[@hnttakata713]

A compassionate man. Thank you for this interview.

[@sample.text.]

I've seen many interviews with Dr. Guillen and he is just fascinatingly considerate and kind, yet you can tell he is somber today and humbled by his experiences.

[@maryearll3359]

What a lovely, compassionate man. I hope, one day, his obvious discomfort and emotional distress may lessen. ❤

[@oldshiny3012]

i doubt it he's a woke lefty

[@MW92.]

Wonder what the woke mob would say if the passengers were unvaxxed

[@leanagrove700]

Clearly, you don't know the ocean! I sailed many a times and the ocean aren't men's best "friend". My husband works on the sea and they lost fellow mates...it's devastating.

[@adimartinez_realtor]

Very well said by this gentleman ❤❤❤❤❤❤ he’s such a kind soul

[@kristinakika]

​​@@oldshiny3012 his "emotional distress" is accually a real thing, a compasion for people down there... almost all other people are talking about the sub in a cold manner, like they dobt want to really think about it and feel ... this man is really feeling for this people down there... he experienced what its like but most of all he believes I quess in something higher, so he is more serious about this thing...

[@marie-pascaleleonetti1555]

Quelle classe... bouleversant d'intelligence et de générosité....cet homme est exceptionnel.

[@douglasmcintyre9908]

Michael’s words were heartfelt and unnervingly honest. God bless him.

[@MissUofH]

I was nearly brought to tears listening to this man’s testimony…God knew this man would need to share his story one day and rescued him and the crew from the depths of the ocean just for this moment! Amen! God bless you sir!

[@lauraelizabeth4444]

What a truly soulful, empathic human this man is. A rare kind of tenderness. ❤

[@peteturner8493]

So you have to go there to tell people not to go....?

[@マーシャルテレンス]

Those who dare don't always win!! By my reconning, lt sprung a leek and imploded!! Hope there's a happy ending to all of this.

[@VashStarwind]

You sound like a bot talking.. lol

[@Catherine-2008]

Thank you for interviewing Dr. Guillen! He brings such a real poignant perspective. I am glad he lived to share his experience with us. My heart goes to the 5 men and their loved one!

[@caseylin1296]

I could listen to him all day long. He is the voice of these poor departed souls I’m afraid.

[@aido411]

Dr Guillen you are a LIVING LEGEND

[@cbes-lr5hs]

They should just leave the titanic alone and in peace. People died there and should offer prayers instead and this guy is so sincere speaking about it. Give them respect. RIP 🙏 to the victims of Titanic ❤

[@zeeechanged5352]

What kind of prayers do you pray for people that died 111 years ago

[@briancooper4232]

​@@zeeechanged5352back dated ones, the Lord works in mysterious ways 😂

[@zeeechanged5352]

@@briancooper4232 He certainly does😂

[@cbes-lr5hs]

@@zeeechanged5352 you are such a horrible person to say that

[@zeeechanged5352]

@@cbes-lr5hs HOW???? Can you please explain what kind of prayers do you pray for people that died 111 years ago?

[@marleanmcsporran7835]

The titanic resting place is not a tourist atraction

[@polarspirit]

It's a graveyard and should be left alone as a sign of respect

[@m.h.6499]

Agreed. Bob Ballard who discovered it in 1985 felt that way about it, too. Terrible irony that P.H. Naugeolet is on this submersible. Isn’t he the head of the company RMS Titanic *INC* which obtained exclusive salvage rights to the wreck and took thousands of things off it? In a weird way it’s almost like Titanic now claimed him.😔 It’s so awfully sad. I feel the site should remain how discoverer Bob Ballard sees it, as sacred space.

[@camojoe83]

Paul-Henri Nargeolet *tried* to claim salvage rights, but every country that loat people on the Titanic said *no way* and he had to back off. He was the first and the most prolific thief to ever visit the wreck tho. Serves him right.

[@camojoe83]

And as far as the Frenchie is concerned, it's not sad at all. Also, the 19 year old future Hunter Biden probably isn't a loss, either. The engineer and the paki mogul are the only real loss here.

[@cynnajackson4556]

Thank you, Dr. Michael Guillen, for making the rounds for all these interviews. I can't imagine how difficult it must be to relieve that moment you were trapped. So glad you are calling for all "adventure tourism" to be stopped.

[@kristofferrasmussen8970]

Still managed to display his books cleverly

[@ShellMartijn]

Wow, best interview and reaction from Dr Michael Guillen of this terribele loss of the 5 crewmembers this week... RIP

[@Thelastminstrel]

Ages ago, when I was just learning to swim, the family was gathering at a spot on the river where we used to hold our yearly reunion. An uncle was showing the dangers of the stream that I needed to be wary of and he said something that stuck in my mind ever since. He said; "You can't fight the water, it never gets tired." People start an experience, an "Adventure" in nature, on land or water, and they can ignore the relentlessness of nature, be it waves, tides, wind, heat or cold. You can wear yourself out, your resources can be exhausted, natures cannot. "You can't fight the water, it never gets tired."

[@Lee-kg7ze]

Bless this man he is telling it how it truly is. Hope he can come through reliving these terrifying memories.

[@patbuckley4039]

He chose to go down there.

[@Lee-kg7ze]

@@patbuckley4039 Sure, but then something terrifying happened that he will never forget.

[@lightmarker3146]

Doctor Michael has given the most meaningful interview of anyone . He has put true emotions to words .

[@ddurfee397]

My maternal grandfather was a fisherman in the North Atlantic Sea, out of Canada Harbor, Newfoundland. I couldn't imagine what that must have been like, until this video. A restless churning ocean without a shred of mercy. What a fearless man my grandfather must have been....

[@tdeo2141]

I think anyone of us who has lived by the ocean, we Know exactly what Michael means when he compares the ocean to a beast. We can’t tame it, we don’t know what’s lurking in its depths, and it can strike when we least expect.

[@breadandcircus1]

Too late to recognize it?

[@bennyanthro4891]

No mercy from the ocean. Gotta love it

[@talos2373]

Reckon the Man on the moon may have something to do with it?

[@johnfisher2595]

I stayed at a house above cliffs in Hawaii recently, and the relentless pounding of the deep surf , the rolling , heavy waves , it impressed and scared the hell out of me. It was like white noise, never stopping 24/7, thunderous. I know what he means. The ocean is scary

[@rosewest5168]

I've heard this gentleman give interviews over the last few days and I honestly feel like I could listen to him for hours. Great interview.

[@EastmanEditing]

When I almost died from pulmonary emboli, I remember this sense of peace as well. I had always feared death more than anything until after my experience. It's weirdly comforting to know that most people feel this peace before passing. I can only hope they either went instantly, or that they were able to find this sense of peace quickly.

[@yodude1194]

Absolutely. Remember, its a grave site to 1500 souls, not a tourist attraction.

[@mikeyboy3054]

Well said.

[@cazharalovett2510]

EXACTLY

[@24karrotsjay_n_kids_acct]

Well now a days ppl gonna say 1505- 1506 ppl now. It just another excuse for more people to go down there. History in making. America gonna make money somehow off this situation.

[@not_glad]

Grave sites are commonly used as tourist attractions. It's hard to think of a grave site that isn't open to the public. I think this is a question of proper procedure rather than an outright ban.

[@TiredofEarth]

we did up graves all the time, so what

[@robertanderson5796]

Wow! A simply disturbing interview. You can feel this man’s pain when he talks about his experience and the helplessness of these five people will be enduring. It’s time to stop these tours and let the history of the Titanic be at rest!

[@2804Freedom]

GBNews killing it lately👍. My heart goes out to those men in the submersible.

[@brendaschultz7161]

I nearly drowned when I was young and they say you go down 3 times before you dont come up again and that was true. I was laying on the bottom in pure panic not to be able to get a breath and my chest feeling like it would explode and suddenly the pain just went away and a wonderful calmness came over me before someone finally saved me. The water I threw up was ALOT I totally understand how you felt towards what you thought was your end.

[@jaygribbin1667]

This is the realest interview of anyone who's discussed this tragedy. God bless and prayers for all involved

[@bhamacuk]

A very thoughtful, humble and intelligent man. I don't think there's a happy ending to this tragedy but lessons will be learnt sadly.

[@suzannemerhige9575]

I want to thank you for this video. I want to thank the three of you who made it. It was the most profound discussion of this tragedy that I’ve come across and one that I will not soon forget.

[@danbgt]

“Buried at the bottom of the ocean in a tin can.” Following this whole happening with this submarine is terrifying to me. I am claustrophobic. Just the thoughts of being in that thing makes me sick. TERRIFYING!

[@rthua5718]

I picture something like the submarine ride at Disney. Claustrophobic AF

[@danbgt]

@@rthua5718 Yeah. I did that. ONCE!

[@rthua5718]

@@danbgt horrible isn’t it? You can’t move is so badly designed

[@maryboggan8251]

I am too extremely claustrophobic! I believe and hope I'm right that they emploded quickly.

[@wread1982]

Just think about the farting and pooping smell in there

[@lisajel52]

Great interview, so emotional. Bless Dr. Guillen for his insight, and those onboard the Titan. ❤️

[@DJ22561]

That doc is so so very brave & he would be reliving this time. It's something that will never leave him. I send him a big hug & desperately praying for all on board. May a miracle happen to find them alive. Amen!

[@Thirdfish]

There are plenty of documentaries on the ship wreck, all better than looking through a porthole on these vessels. Michael is so on point with his emotional explanation.

[@Ptr98]

I agree 100% I can understand some people dedicate their life to make this mission possible. I just dont get how couple of rich people with little knowledge pays 250000 to see the wreck through an small porthole, I guess some selfies are worth your life.

[@VashStarwind]

I guess you should just never go outside again because you can just watch a youtube video about being outside then right?

[@megacurlerer]

@@VashStarwind Such a dumb ass argument, really.

[@adamjd7645]

This guy goes, then does the classic move of pulling the ladder up behind him. Then pedals his experience on TV. It's all very cynical.

[@kylieknight2365]

James Cameron did it beautifully we are not going to learn anymore, we know the things that were going on that led to the sinking so there is no need to disrupt this site and I think because it is a grave site for the dead it should now be protected by the government and named a historical site no go area. This has already cost so much money out of the public purse to attempt to find a businessman that charged a quarter of a million dollars to basically sink in a tin can. That money could of gone to as sting in c,earning up the ocean doing good.

[@DeidreHAWA]

What a beautiful articulated account Dr. Guillen gave. This is the first time I've commented on anything....what a compassionate individual,the experience changed him profoundly it would appear. Lovely human being.

[@rhondaunger1228]

Dr. Michael has a world of wisdom to share with everyone. Thank God he escaped that ordeal under the ocean. His perspective has changed about adventure and himself at risk. People that have gone through near death experience or threatened with death, as he was, grow spiritually in ways we do not understand.

[@janet-zk2kl]

Yes, very true. Last year I had to face death and was given a 2nd chance at life. It changed me forever and my heart breaks for those in the sub especially for the 19 year old and for their families and friends.

[@Helios601]

It's called waking up from the bs propaganda you've placed so much faith in, whilst ignoring your creator. All quite deliberate of course

[@junecoulthard8942]

Yes you're right, I agree with you 💯 percent! ❤

[@dk237]

What’s fantastic emotional interview.

[@patbuckley4039]

He chose to go, those who pay HUGE amounts to go down there, choose to go! They aren't martyrs.

[@paulbentley1705]

Man this guy sums up the ocean like no other I’ve heard before. I spent 4 years out at sea and this gentleman completely summed up the unforgiving sea. I hope those folks get rescued in time.

[@GlamGadz]

Wow, this is the first person (that made that journey) that makes sense and is being honest! He learned his lesson. I appreciate his honesty and intellect. ❤Also, the interviewers are kind and respectful. They are respectfully listening in awe as I am too. 😢

[@michaelshrader5139]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGO7pZicp7KBnsk

[@rubysierra5933]

This man evokes peace and kindness. I am interested in reading his book after this interview.

[@rosenars6665]

This is the most moving response I have seen. I agree with most that this was a horrible idea. Hearing it from his perspective is very touching and has made me have a little more compassion for the victims.

[@Oakleaf700]

What a testimony..Rest in Peace to the five people trapped on that terrible submersible.

[@aeconiglio]

Dr. Guillen, your heart is beautiful. Thank you for your compassion and sharing what you have with us. I wish you, and all of the families and those who were lost, so much peace.

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

I'm normally quite a stoic person but this moved me to tears god bless their souls love and quiet respect to their friends and family.

[@retro000]

What a message, he has so much purpose and reason to share. What a courageous, generous,spiritual man who is a real and can express his experiences, unselfishly, clearly and humbly. In a way, and his story and voice give a sense of peace for these poor people who may not make it. Not everything is about money,pushing the edge,fame and power. There is always the big picture. ❤

[@patbuckley4039]

It's 250,000 a ticket to go look at the titanic, so I think it is to do with money. Having said that, if tickets were a fiver I wouldn't go down there.

[@carpediem4179]

This doctor is right, how arrogant are we to explore other dangerous bounderies because we have so much money that we almost think that risks doesn't exist

[@camojoe83]

How dare we be so... Inquisitive..

[@jessi8829]

Sounds to me he felt the emotions and feelings of those beautiful souls that lost their lives 💔 You can tell this has affected him greatly!

[@selah181]

Thank you for a tender, emotional, delicate and respectful interview. When all has failed - but HOPE!

[@xB0NAx]

Thank you for this interview, the empathy shown by the interviewers and Dr. Guillen it's heartwarming.

[@kjmav10135]

This must be particularly hard on this man, since he is being retraumatized. Very difficult for him. All the same, these four men (I’lll leave the 19-year-old out of it) have done a foolhardy thing that now puts their rescuers in harm’s way. And for what? I feel for the mother of that boy. What are they “exploring?” Something that has already been explored. What are they achieving? Nothing. Just their own deaths and putting a huge dent in the US and Canadian search and rescue budgets. This is nothing but reckless vanity. Not some glorious exploration of the human spirit.

[@camojoe83]

That boy was going to turn out like Hunter Biden.

[@roar1964]

It's not the Oceans Fault, It's Humans who created this problem.

[@terencemckivvin9786]

If these people are going to spend a quarter of a million dollars to challenge climate change when the rest of the world is struggling to survive their estates should pay for the extremely expensive attempts to find and rescue you.

[@christineperry7973]

Was just about to say that

[@oldshiny3012]

Hahaha you do make up some funny BS

[@mabellenanda]

@@terencemckivvin9786he sad part is : if they are found alive, they would be considered "heroes" when in fact they have endangered other people's lives as well just because their EGO.

[@CT-vm4gf]

Who’s blaming the ocean 😂

[@treyakasprings]

What a kind lovely man…. Obviously re living every moment from his very own experience. On another note it was farther day Sunday. Absolutely heartbreaking

[@m.h.6499]

You’re right, it was Father’s Day. It’s too sad.😞

[@aguilas22able]

Words from someone who clearly appreciates every second of life to the fullest.

[@mp-vy1rr]

What a moving piece. God bless these 5 people. I've been trying to put myself in their position. It's overwhelming for someone who's never been there let alone stuck on the ocean floor. The emotion is a lot. Good insight. 🙏

[@camojoe83]

You should look up the story of the little girl a photographer watched die for 5 days because her feet were stuck. There's plenty of sad stories that should affect you deeply. This isnt one of them I'd think. These people went to a dangerous place and they understood that. No hard feelings.

[@jeanettecollazo9616]

The titanic is a death ship they should leave it alone forever

[@Motorsportsgeek]

in a few decades it won't even exist and will be completely decomposed

[@camojoe83]

This is the first lethal accident associated with it's exploration, I believe. How about you quit with the over the top emotional acrobatics? That would be nice.

[@christinacreates2393]

I agree with you. Even if this is the first accident down there it isn’t appropriate due to the ship being a graveyard and final resting place of thousands. We don’t go playing around in graveyards above water so we need to respect this highly dangerous underwater tomb by leaving it alone

[@Motorsportsgeek]

@@christinacreates2393 so because thousands died trying to climb the Everest we should restrict it? Because some died in space exploration, we should restrict it? Don't visit the colosseum in Rome because thousands died in it. That's your logic here.

[@redhowell7856]

Heartfelt expression I think. Imagine facing the thought that you're basically going to be entombed alive.. No way man - absolutely terrifying.

[@myinfinitestate1586]

For Dr. Guillen, even though it's been 23-years since his life almost ended; on the ocean floor of the North Atlantic, while staring directly at the shipwreck of the Titanic ~ He now, sadly, is reliving it all again, with the missing Titan Submersible.

[@daleastiles]

Amazing interview. Thank you Dr. Guillen for your heartfelt testimony. I probably live two hours away from you and I'm grateful that people like you still exist in this world. (I'm acting as if he will read it.) I'm not familiar with GBNews but I enjoyed the interaction here. I'll likely explore a bit to see if it is the sort of news I'm interested in seeing more regularly. As a United States Navy sailor for 22 years, I can easily relate to Dr. Guillen's remarks about the 360° view of nothingness, the ocean being a restless monster, and agree that the Titanic is sacred ground and should be left alone outside of serious scientific studies.

[@juniortoledo8088]

Very emotional interview, thanks for all details.

[@jMci726]

Poor Michael I’ve seen him on a few shows and he’s clearly really struggling. He went throu some serious trauma . The ocean keeps showing us how dangerous she is, but we keep ignoring it.

[@VashStarwind]

I guess we should just never go in it ever again right? Just ban going on/in the ocean all together right?

[@annenymety209]

He’s certainly relishing the spotlight. Histrionic & self-referential.

[@thinkingallowed7042]

Not me. I have always had a healthy fear of oceans and the sea. Apparently my mother's initial attempts to teach me to swim in any public swimming pool as a very young child resulted in me screaming the place down when she tried to put me in the water. Very out of character for a quiet and well-behaved child. I did slowly and cautiously learn to swim from her. I am a competent but very limited swimmer. I have always enjoyed swimming pools as an adult but due to a fear of shark attacks I have never, ever stepped foot in the water of any beach. That does makes me stand out as an Australian. 😁

[@soleiltounsi6754]

I think he's too emotional because he realised how much he is lucky.

[@soleiltounsi6754]

@@thinkingallowed7042 I always hated swimming pools. There's a lot of trash. Personally I find a poop.

[@shanecallaghan3200]

Wow, this put a tear in my eye. God bless you, sir, for your empathy. I can feel the emotion inside your soul. May your vibration reach them poor people trapped down there & bring them peace in their final moments.

[@humptydumphty]

You can feel this whole event triggered ptsd on him. He is really distressed 😢

[@missrose5261]

What a intelligent and full of compassion person.Thank you Dr.Guillen.

[@CAHUHE1]

This man really has his feet on the ground! No arrogance at all and very respectful. I saw one of Ocean Gate investors interview and he was so out of touch with reality!!!!! Kept talking about how skillful the 5 men down there are and how they have covered every single scenario when it comes to emergency response….!! What this scientist is saying is the reality, the ocean is no joke !!!

[@BlueVelvetBear]

This is gonna have a very big impact on this man.

[@Capecodham]

gonna?

[@shortmeister4321]

This is so incredibly sad. Everyone is watching, praying, keeping vigil for these poor people, but that may not be enough. And this man's tormented memories are just heartbreaking. All we can do is pray for them and their families.🙏

[@newfoundmoralclarity]

There are literally billions of people more worthy of your prayers

[@nala7658]

@@newfoundmoralclaritywell you definitely ain’t one of them 😢

[@michaeldavis8665]

They wasn’t poor. They was filthy rich

[@douglasfreeman3229]

You are right: Praying will definitely not be enough. Infact it will have no effect at all.

[@newfoundmoralclarity]

@@nala7658 Definitely not, I'm housed with a full belly, good health, and people who love me. I'm one of the luckiest people to ever walk the planet 😘

[@dundeeutility4899]

By the way " Michael " seems a top guy !! Listening to his story makes you cherish life even more !!

[@security864]

I love this guy's perspective, the ocean really is a beast. It's probably the closest thing we can come to outer space without actually traversing out of earth. Great video, you guys should get this guy back on to talk more

[@gregjones8412]

That was the most intelligent and meaningful commentary on this sorry drama I’ve heard so far.

[@keemp1273]

Finally someone with sense. Why are we still going down there?

[@harrietharlow9929]

Thank you for saying this, Dr. Guillen. I've been hoping the dives would stop and the ship and her dead left in peace at last. I've researched the ship and her people and the tragedy is still palpable after all these years. I hope all dives stop. Thirty-eight years is enough. The ship has told us all that she can. I am sometimes haunted by a photo of a pair of shoes and from their position on the seafloor, it's pretty obvious that someone was wearing them when he landed on the bottom. This is a graveyard--leave it in peace.

[@camojoe83]

Oh, look! We have feeling here! They feel a certain way! Stop everything! Nobody is allowed to take any risk ever again because of these *feelings* over hea!

[@Arcadia639]

​@@camojoe83idiot. You have no respect for the dead.

[@ronswansonsdog2833]

@@camojoe83Feelings or not, voyeurism was the reason for risking their lives. And that’s not a very high-minded ideal.

[@MrAmbrosse]

They are dead now, stop being so dramatic.

[@Arcadia639]

@@MrAmbrosse what a deeply unpleasant, unfeeling person you are.

[@ashleyshelton3748]

I really like Micheal. Im glad he made it out safely. 🍀

[@giovannaaquilina3582]

What an incredible lovely man he is I felt his emotion all the way through an amazing sensitve interview let’s please leave the titanic now and all who went with her to R.I.P

[@Arcadia639]

The Titanic is a maritime graveyard, not a tourist attraction. It's sick. Leave the dead to rest in peace. Very moving interview with Dr Guillen.

[@Ukmongoose3]

My comment of the day. Well said.

[@droyal18able]

So should all graves sites be off limits then?

[@MrAmbrosse]

They are dead, they are already in peace.

[@Arcadia639]

@@droyal18able unless you are visiting a dead relative, yes. Dumb question and completely different circumstances.

[@Arcadia639]

@MrAmbrosse And your point is, Mr Obvious?