I love how John conducts his interviews. He's genuinely interested, and totally respectful. He listens and soaks up all he can. He's just a good dude.

@ZeroDarkNerdy

Жыл бұрын

Couldn’t agree more!

@Pack_Watch

Жыл бұрын

Didnt he interview this guy already??

@crimsoncomposure

Жыл бұрын

I'm gay

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

​@@crimsoncomposure No your not kid your just confused don't disappoint your family like that

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

​@@crimsoncomposure No your not kid your just confused don't disappoint your family like that

I've heard this guys story so many times but never get bored going through it all again....dude is a beast

@aaronanderson7619

Жыл бұрын

Or a lying crankster

@Berserker-zr9nd

6 ай бұрын

Hes a snitch not a beast lol bet you love cops

@jimhand6375

4 ай бұрын

My take, too..Never do anything to cost another man his freedom. Snitches are snitches. As such, liars and con men, to a one.

@brentondudley3925

2 ай бұрын

No he isnt. If he was such a beast, what didnt they get any convictions out of his undercover work? He got 16 indictments and trials. He was trying to be a biker while working for the feds. Fuck the ATF.

@SeanKhan-dm2kf

Ай бұрын

Bro you guys are idiots

Dobyns days into undercover, “I get shot, I haven’t even been paid yet!” One of my favorite interviews! I’ve read Jay’s book, too! Two special people right here!!

@shanewoods1980

Жыл бұрын

But how many convictions actually stuck on the hells angels, because of jay?

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

​@@shanewoods1980ALOT

@Rockandrollgeerage

11 ай бұрын

No convictions, total loser

When his son says the rocks were for him to know he'd be there to help him fight, wow! Brought tears to my eyes.

@mojomanmurph1925

10 ай бұрын

Hit me hard too.

Jon is such a great listener, It really adds to the podcast letting the guests tell their stories

@rwb_gary6355

Жыл бұрын

Brilliant interviewer, knows when listen and ask great questions at the right time. Love him ☘️✌🏽

@jupiterjunk

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. John's good. Unlike others that inject themselves into their guests stories to highlight how they happened to have "the same experience".

@209Cynthia

Жыл бұрын

He needs to lose the wig!

@lauralauristan7677

3 ай бұрын

@@209Cynthiawhat wig?

@fabiosplendido9536

2 ай бұрын

What? He's a f*cking terrible listener. He doesn't shut up!

14:03 - On Mistakes, Success, Violence 16:23 - Credibility, The Reality of Undercover work 38:06 - Undercover operators 44:25 - Working with people you hate, and likeable criminals. 47:08 - No loosing yourself when undercover 54:00 - Story of the Rocks 56:47 - RIGHT IN THE FEELINGS (Dad lesson) 58:18 - Karma is a B. Post Operation disputes with The Agency. 59:43 - Chemistry with Criminals 1:08:44 -Being hung out to dry 1:14:42 - ATF selling guns to the Mexican Cartels 1:16:10 - Living Day-to-day 1:20:40 - A life full of choices 1:23:34 - Guns

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

Legend

@jupiterjunk

Жыл бұрын

@@Jeff-jl2xc Thank you. I try. :)

@coopsawright7225

Жыл бұрын

it's a shame that there isn't a section called "catching the REAL criminals who never spend a day in jail" this crime thing will be with us until the last stone falls.

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

​@@jupiterjunkamazing work needs to be recognized

@Jeff-jl2xc

Жыл бұрын

​@@coopsawright7225you can't stop or solve crime

Suprised this doesn’t have more views. Litterally one of the best interviews ever

This is my favorite episode, recently got Jay's book, and this conversation is so fluent in a natural way

I remember my cousin and a kid that lived up the street got into a fight, and his Dad came out, and basically said the same thing. It made me feel small, I knew at that moment even though his son just lost a fight, that he would become a better person than I would by not having that kind of Dad in my life.

Unlike Vlad who's the worst interviewer with his ih okay stupidity this John is a wonderful interviewer and his genuine interest and admiration and great questions are terrific. Thanks John!

Thank you Jon for putting the full video on KZread! Loved the episode. Great work!

I was a patrol deputy in a central valley California area that was busy for 15 years. I've experienced some scary, traumatic and wild stuff but nothing like Dobyn's career. Policing is linked to sports and the military because of the type of people it attracts. People who like to compete. Once you've been scared out of your wits and know that death can be the outcome, it becomes addictive. The streets get into your blood and "normal" life isn't enough. I think that's why a lot of cops have mental health trouble after retiring. I left because of injury in 2019. I miss it but I've grown into "civilian life" and don't miss the constant stress of today's policing world. To be a street cop today, which is only 7 years since I left, I believe is incredibly more difficult. In the world of social media and everything heavily politicized it's too easy for a street cop to get railroaded in a bad incident that the optics are bad on. The general public doesn't understand the animal of policing and how dangerous and unpredictable it is. They see cops as heavy handed or over zealous in tactics not realizing this is how we are trained. When policing as a patrol officer, a "routine" traffic stop or disturbance call or 911 hangup can turn into a hellish nightmare in a second. Looking back, I really don't believe policing is healthy for most folks for more than 10-20 years. It's a toxic environment at best.

@jeffmiller3499

Жыл бұрын

I agree with your statement. & I couldn't imagine being a cop at any point in time, especially today. My thing is, the constant harassment & assault on our rights and freedoms. The absurd tickets & subsequent fines. They're complete horsesh!t. (Not to mention unlawful, although very few know that.. Unless you profit from driving aka commerce, you aren't legally obligated to have a driver's license OR tags to travel in your private property. OR abide by the nonsense codes and statues. *It's when you get that license you sign away your rights* Read Uslawbooks / travel if you don't believe me. Kinda like how you become financial cattle the second your parents sign your birth certificate, but that's a whole different thing. Anyway) Pulling people over for not using a turn signal or a light out & doing anything besides making them aware is unacceptable. It doesn't help keep our community safe. it isn't building good relationships. It is doing ONLY negative things. Besides for you guys, putting $ in your pocket. You'd think taxes & selling all the stolen property from people would be enough but. Nope gotta also steal time and money from people that worked for it. (People also aren't aware PDs and courts are their own companies. & Judges have their own little clubs essentially. Everything's a fkn racket) Asking where we've been, where we're going. What's in the car. Absolutely none of your business. If we're not causing trouble or even affecting anyone else's lives, damaging property etc. Police should mind their own business. There's PLENTY of corrupt officials & evil companies doing unspeakable things, poisoning our environment, putting toxins in every consumable. But nope! Gotta harass & rob the average guy, while all the actual demons conduct their business with impunity. & I'm not putting a blanket on all cops either. there's a lot of great men and women that are one. It's the people at the top making the evil decisions. & Always will be. BUT until they have robocops, the unjust laws and rules cannot be enforced UNLESS the patrolmen do it for them. (& There's way too many that choose their job over what's right) lord knows these bums never do their own bidding or get their own hands dirty. Ok that's all I had to say lol. Hope you were one of the good ones, fellow Jeff

@understanding77

Жыл бұрын

Just wanna say thank you for your service, despite all the bs politics and general consensus of police, i believe most of you guys are putting your life on the line and truly want to protect and serve. I cant even imagine to understand what it's like being in the lines of danger on a day to day basis.

@S04pDr0p

Жыл бұрын

Its been my belief for a long time that people generally think of violence in a slowly escalating process where you inch towards violence in some sort of stepped process. The reality is if you go into that situation and they go straight to step ten and you went from step one to two then you end up dead. Your only real choice is to go to zero to ten faster or hope they only go from one to five, but police are prevented from doing so by social expectations which makes the role inherently more dangerous the less the public trusts in policing agencies.

@-N-O-P-E-

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffmiller3499you didn’t need to waste time typing all that. All you had to say is you’re a sovereign freak show. “I’m NoT dRiViNg I’m TrAvELliNG.” 😂😂😂 “iT’s A vEsSaL! NoT a VeHiClE!” 😂

@kal-eljordan8329

7 ай бұрын

Those looking for a fight aren't as prepared as those ready for a fight.

This deserves millions of views ...this is one of the best interviews ever . This can be studied

Jay we have a common friend in Sweden that helped me out of the Angels. Respect you as well as Jon

As a biker myself, i loved the book. I loved learning about the man. And this might be one of the best interviews with Jay Bird. Great content!

@cypresswoods5220

Жыл бұрын

He's a Fcukin Narc

Mr. Bernthal, this podcast episode KICKS ASS! I became aware of you and your career via the series The Walking Dead and became an official fan after watching your work on The Punisher. Keep up the good work, exercise a modicum of humility, be grateful for what The Great Creator has blessed you with and you will continue to KICK ASS!! Right on brother, good shit!

@Centerpieceofmind

11 ай бұрын

Celebrities don't read comments, lol......

Much respect and love to Jay Dobyns for sharing about his life and the hardships that came along with it. Great interview Jon!!

Only a very special person can do this work like Jay did it. I couldn't follow through after , I formed a great bond with a guy. Thats Brutal... What an understanding fambly too! A good woman keeps us in check. Its a Hella balancing act... Great interview Bro Matt

@Rockandrollgeerage

11 ай бұрын

Only a snake could do a job like this. The HELLS ANGELS DIDN'T LOSE ONE PERSON TO JAIL BECAUSE OF THIS CLOWN

@kal-eljordan8329

7 ай бұрын

​@@Rockandrollgeerage OK clown.

John I’m blown away from sitting on a jail bench to running your own interviews I’d love to see you do an interview with Dr Jordan Peterson

I can't do anything but say that your sincerity Jon keeps me sane and knowing I'm living in the real world

Shows like Sons of anarchy got me interested in understanding Biker gangs, His work has really helped my understanding

I'm glad i found this channel today! You are a great interviewer

His story with his Dad is why we need more fathers in the home and in our society. Masculine stoic men need to teach our children to become men and not soy emotional weaklings.

Incredible interview! Thanks for putting this out. Lots of wisdom here.

I’m amazed how I’m intrigued I am by this story great interview and I just subscribed never knew John had a podcast I’m here for it !!!

Loved “ Shot Caller” great story, so well produced

Yet another amazing episode! Excellent job Jon!

Abolish the ATF

@Midnight_Wesker

2 ай бұрын

Why? Seems like a terrible idea.

Thank you Mr Bernthal. Jay Dobins has all the balls. Great interview. You asked all the questions I wanted to ask.

Gretzky not Jordan Quote " You miss 100% of the shots you don't take. ." Just a heads up! 👍

@jamessunstrum2459

Жыл бұрын

BOO. BOO. BOO.

Would think that doing interviews would only keep it fresh in the minds of the hell's angels and increase the chances that they continue to come after him

My Name Is Jay Dobyns I'm Hear To Stop The Rob'ns Take The Criminal Trespass From Out Of Your Minds Jay🦅 Great Interview Jon Enjoyed Listening Jay

I love every one of your podcasts brother! I’m manifesting a interview on your show one day and can’t wait to talk about some real shit🙏

Awesome episode. Really loved the character of Jay Dobyns 😁😁👍

I've been following J BIRD and his law enforcement career for years, so f'n interesting! Well done Jon, great content and you pulled the real info outta him🤘

Jay's dad said " you have to fight back" God bless America! It is that simple folks. I loved the podcast.

I hope u see this john ......every interview I have watched really does bring ya into their lives....keep it up Rock and rolll

@Chrisblau

Жыл бұрын

Right? He listens intently and does such a good job of directing yet letting the conversation flow naturally. Great interviewer man.

The three interviews with George Christie, Mel and Jay have been very interesting understanding both sides and there's much they haven't said.

“No one’s coming to save you” -Greg Anderson Quote that comes to mind when he’s discussing the notes out on him and his family. Some of the realest stories I’ve ever heard on the Mike Drop podcast and on this

Wow just an awesome interview and a great informative presentation!

Heard or better yet “ read” what Jay did undercover … just incredible … how he can be normal after how far he went under and into his role is just incredible … good life and cheers Jay … your truly incredible to me … 🤙

This is a great interview. God Bless Jay Dobyns. I’m glad Fast and Furious is discussed in this interview- Believe it or not, a lot of people don’t know about this. R.I.P. Border Agent Brian Terry .

This guy’s a legend in his own mind nothing stock, not one conviction stock

@danielhayden6761

Жыл бұрын

Jay, Bill Queen,,, both employed by the feds to live a life of lying and creating crimes when they were unable to witness any.

@Rockandrollgeerage

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely, a complete scumbag

Jons Final Score: 323 Right's 247 Sure's 112 Yup's 97 wow's 73 of course's 65 yeah's 42 fuckkkk's

Fingers crossed for a series where Jon plays a role inspired by Jay's story. I'd binge watch.

To be a good assistent / help or right hand to the one in charge is an important role to have. I allways use that mindset when im cooking with my wife🙏🏻🙂

Sounds like my father. I had a similar experience like Jay and Football was the perfect outlet for me too. Our fathers grew up very tough and watched Butkus, Bednarick, Nitschke play football. Holy Shit...Imagine Jay and Pat Tillman in ASU at the same time!! I'm getting the book. Matt

I asked john to release full episodes and he did just that My man!

The fact he kept the shirt, to show it during his story. What a legend.

Tell George Christie you said it was an honor to meet this ATF agent

I really wish some of the undercover guys would just be honest and say l really just like the freedom of acting like a criminal and getting away with it. Having no stake in it like not being from a shit household growing up shitty or poor and doing all this crazy shit is fun as fuck. I wish someone would finally say this. It wouldn't make them a bad person it makes sense but just actually be real.

@rileymcintosh4852

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely right about that

One of the best interviews I’ve ever seen….Amazing story! The corruption is so wide spread that it’s on both sides of the fence and it looks more and more like the supposed to be bad guys take care of their own while the supposed to be good guys (ATF) good guys didn’t really back their guy up. I give Jay a lot of dam credit 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Had no idea about this Podcast. Time to go down the rabbit hole

Jay was at a Illinois drug enforcement officers class in Peoria il years ago. It was horrible how the government let him just hang out there. Thy knew had knowledge of hits in him and thy didn’t even follow them up. I’m glad he’s still around. He was upset at the conference when some officers went out and some bouncers tried to rough them up. Stand up guy here. He stood up for the officers.

@HodgeySYL81

Жыл бұрын

Cause he did a terrible job 81 knew he was a cop Jay Dobyns is not a legend, you do know he never was a full member and lied right? You have to know a member for atleast 5 years before even becoming a hangaround then that takes 1-2 years then when become prospect that takes 2 or more years before being a member, and he says he was a member in 2 years! Its all bullshit, 81 mc members have said he never patched in, even ex 81 mc members say it to, no undercover cop has ever become a full member in 81 mc, even watch Peewee interview on KZread on Vegas profile stories he talks about it, Jay Dobyns is a fraud and a liar

Yeah that was a cool interview. Listened to the entire episode.

Jay's got a BALLS....you can't teach that. Pat Tillman and his Brother Kevin had Balls like that (as do many Soldiers, sailors, Marines, military & some police). Amazing 👏 story. Matt

I relate to people who can admit they’ve made many mistakes. I’ve made plenty myself

Jon you should definitely try to do a series based on jay infiltrating the angels. Im a Harley rider( no club) doing work for Taylor Sheridan on landman in TX right now

You keep saying Motorcycle gang ‼️ they’re called motorcycle clubs 🌹

He really does listen thankfully. I do wish he would get a greater diversity is guests. I really would love for him to interview people who do service work like those who work in places like mental institutions, domestic abuse shelters long term medical care facilities. Their stories are never told, yet if you ever listened to some of their experiences it would stun you. Obviously it wouldn’t be as popular, but we really need to bring light into some of these dark places they don’t make action movies about.

@declanmcmanus5674

Жыл бұрын

Not saying this to be flippant, but why don’t you do it? That’s the beauty of social media; anyone can be a content creator. You appear to have an idea and a passion for it. Why wait for someone else to do it?

@alexwhittemore21

Жыл бұрын

Sounds boring ngl

A very very special person . Nerves of steel .

Just rewatched his interview with Pat Mcafee from like 4 or so years ago. Great interview back then too, glad to see Jay gettng another round of interviews, this and vladtv

First Jon, let me say, you are one of my favorite actors. Now the bad part. You say it’s an honor to meet Jay and it’s an honor to meet George. Can you explain how those two statements can both be true? Thanks man

One of the best interviews I've ever seen, even though I'm usually trying to learn from academics, almost like lecture material. The interviewer's manner of interest goes a long way, but the content was next level

Solid interview, good job putting all of this together!

Best one yet man that dude is so inspirational

“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take” - Wayne Gretzky - Michael Scott - Michael Jordan

@marcclement7396

Жыл бұрын

Ha! You got it!

Gretzky actually did say you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take ..put.some respect on the greatest sport 🐐 goat lol. Awesome guest interview podcast

❤great video it's real truthful and honest can't wait for the next one!!! Take care of yourself and your family and crew!! Stay healthy and happy enjoy your day!!!!

That's what I'm talking about these r bangers I could listen to these stories all day everyday peace and blessings thanks for everything u do homie

What a good interview. Good questions. Actually listening. Feels naturally. Probs to you. And what a great story although it have been a though time. Thanks for sharing.

How could a genuine tough guy NOT respect WHAT JAY pulled off? As big as BALLS as u can get ! Matt

He's so undercover his shirt blends in with the flowers in the background.

Hey jay dobyns that dam Miami Vice got me too..😅 i was under for 4 1/2 years. Went to school with "Uncle Charlie Fuller " in merdian. Very thankful to ATF for that. Saved my life serveral times.

This was a awesome podcast show thank you to both of you guys..

I’ve been following Jay Dobyns for a LONG time, and I’m a HUGE fan of Jon Bernthal. There was NO way I was going go miss this video. I just feel silly I never saw this till now.

Football shaped my life so much , love the fact my kids both enjoy the sports also. U guys are great! Love

Great interview. Thank you to both

John's hair is crazy and I love it

I can just see this story playing in my head as he’s telling it!!

When someone named Mike Miske, who thought they were a crime boss put a price on my head, the powers that be eventually sent two great friends from my past to come see me after the fact, to let me know everything was alright. Unfortunately the "gangstalking", or constant attention from people I didn't know needed to make that happen, while well intended, led me to incorrectly believe that the hit was much higher level than it actually was, and I was too paranoid to recognize my friends after all these years. I wish someone could have explained the situation to me at the time.

@shustyrackleford_710

11 ай бұрын

Seek counseling and medication, I wish you the best

@theofficialbatmanpodcast

11 ай бұрын

@@shustyrackleford_710 Thanks, God is my medication, my KZread channel is the therapy 👍

Wonderful interview I loved to quote he said his son had to teach him his job

Jon asks the PERFECT questions.

Wow.... this was an unbelievable interview. I actually came here from a vlad interview that I hated. I didnt hate Jay, just how Vlad interviews Is very off-putting to me. The difference in who we saw between Jon interviewing and Vlad is night and day. This was so good. You have a gift Jon!

Brilliant Interview, I'm from England, UK we don't have a problem with gun crime I went to a University in your fine country ( I did my master's degree at Cornell University ) even are police don't carry guns. Personally, I think the US needs to change the ownership of guns. People do not need the same guns the military have ( Automatic rifles ) Also the gun lobbies are to powerful in politics that needs to change. As all Americans saw on 6/1/2021 all groups like the Proud Boys etc. need to be BANNED Permently the US has a very capable military it does not need private armies. Jay Dobyns and Jon and the team try and change the gun laws with a referendum with the voters to save the children !!!!!!!!!!

Awesome John ,big fan brother... Hey do you notice a pattern here....Jesus is Lords ladies... I love how this gentleman said....if you only need the lord when your in trouble...your in trouble. Such wisdom ... Thank you brother,great thing your doing here

Been in law enforcement and related fields since I was 21. 69 now and have met several dudes like this. That's all I'm gonna say about that....

Love this. Need to correct the big man, cause I'm a hockey guy...Gretzky said "you miss 100 percent of the shots you don't take"1 Lol.

What a fascinating guests that was terrific. I watched a couple of his interviews now, and I'm not sure I understand exactly why his relationship with law enforcement colleagues deteriorated as badly as it did.

Great interview!

Read his book a few years ago. True badass!!!

Why the hell didn't I know Frank had a podcast!!!! Literally in love with him lol.

I love Jay Dobyns! A real American hero like Joe Pistone and Jack Garcia! You undercover folks are the best and bravest!

Incredible story. Good job.

Deception is a game and some are very good at it.

I wish Jay had more insight into the players who caused the "fast and furious" gun debacle. Then again, that might not be good for his health either because high power players would likely avoid accountabiltiy at all costs.

@hankclingingsmith8707

11 ай бұрын

That went all the way to the top Obama, and Eric holder his attorney General. Fact

@kal-eljordan8329

7 ай бұрын

Maybe he needs to write another book...id read it!

Love these episodes. But the frequency of the micro ads is insane. Less breaks, but longer duration would be much better.

I'm at the beginni g of the story and I'm already love it ... Fathers lessons, wish that i could have such patience hahahah

This interview is levels above the DJ Vlad one. If you watched this one first, don't even waste your time with other ones.

Jay Dobbins, betrays family, betrays club, turns around and sues the ATF. Super loyal dude. Definitely a "real one."

@YourDome_

2 ай бұрын

Lol yes, but he's different now, he just had to make a million mistakes, it was his "job"

@SeanKhan-dm2kf

Ай бұрын

Is this a joke