I can only hear the word “ like” 5000 times before I start screaming.

@kingwang7998

4 ай бұрын

It's like, you know, irritating like, you know?

@morrielouden1

4 ай бұрын

Agreed, terrible habit...

@briandcchan4811

3 ай бұрын

😂

@loriellajames6978

3 ай бұрын

It’s probably nerves.

@kparsa1

3 ай бұрын

and "um"

Drinking game for every time he said "LIKE" You'll get pissed in 15mins

@pekmezajvar

4 ай бұрын

hahhahahah you right

@maryflores2301

4 ай бұрын

I watched the whole interview. I LIKE the guy. I will have to go watch his shows.

@100hooker

3 ай бұрын

Uses “like” more than Kim Kardashian

Jesse's early 2000's Discovery shows inspired me deeply. I have three kids who are welders, I have tools that I saw on Monster Garage. I saw my first plasma cutter on Monster Garage ... and now I have my own, and we have a home-based fabrication business. I often reflect on Monster Garage and how the fire to create and build was stoked by that show. Thanks, Jesse!

@ElvicFarms

9 ай бұрын

Dude this literally explains, with also the inheritance of wisdom and knowledge passed down from my great great grandfather to my great grandfather,my grandfather and to my father. Why I am so obsessed with being a mechanic and working on things.building things, USING YOUR HANDS. Like I have a burning desire to build and growing up watching monster garage, pimp my ride, it wasn’t the show or the flashiness or money, it was the creativity and the mechanics,painters, welders, all the diversity and coming together. To make and do something great, how can that not be inspirirable to anyone

@PostUp_Time

8 ай бұрын

what is a Home fab. Business?

@bsbrum

8 ай бұрын

@@PostUp_Time a fabrication business run from our home.

@mikelliteras397

8 ай бұрын

Same here. I have a lot of cars drawn and other crap, bought welders and learned, then I got sick.

@stricnine69

8 ай бұрын

​@tinyhomelivingmagazine9159 i would think home fab buisness would be a dude with a shop in the back of his house and he builds things for people. My dad ran a "home" body shop for 25 years in the 70s 80s n 90s.

Great interview. I only saw a few episodes but will go back to watch all of them now.

Bottom line is the guy to this day can't help himself from cheating on any spouse he is with. His track record speaks for itself.

@shawnclark6927

4 ай бұрын

a mans man

@milwscruffy

4 ай бұрын

@@shawnclark6927 You really need to upgrade your standards. If he cheats on women, he'll screw friends over without even a thought also, mental defect.

@shawnclark6927

4 ай бұрын

dudes a hero!!! white man adopts a black baby and it gets taken from him? shit ive seen his wife makeout on screen with lots of dudes lmao @@milwscruffy

@shawnclark6927

4 ай бұрын

that mans a hero!!! he adopts a black baby and it getsb taken from him!? ive seen his wife makeout and sleep with lots of men @@milwscruffy

He laughs about his youthful antics completely glossing over the seriousness of them. In every story he is the hero or misunderstood person. The only growth I see here is his ability to shift blame and lead you to believe his has changed.

@ForTheLoveOfMike

Жыл бұрын

So true. Imagine how many, many, many people have been hurt by all of his actions that he just sweeps under the rug and laughs.

@badmonkey2222

Жыл бұрын

Dude is a total tool bag and a delusional liar woman beater and serial cheater.

@donaldfite

Жыл бұрын

Is this Sandy?

@natevm7888

Жыл бұрын

If you watch from the 1:06 mark he completely takes responsibility for everything and says that it was all his fault that he caused this whole tornado and drove himself to rehab. Think of how many of us have done terrible stupid things in our youths or all the youths that grow up in bad neighborhoods that do really bad. Things because of the bad association they're around he was no different. "Bad association spoils useful habits" 1 Cor.15:33. I'm not saying the guy doesn't obviously need some serious adjustments. But it's hard to judge someone if you haven't walked in their shoes and grown up like them and he became so big so famous, wealthy in such a short period of time that it definitely can go to your head and cause narcissism. Which can be hard to get away from and stay humble. Pride is before a crash says the proverb and this definitely was true in his case as it is for all of us.

@sharaswitala6296

Жыл бұрын

He was such a bully…let’s not glorifying cruelty and anger

Jesse is one of the reasons I went from just turning wrenches to trying fabrication and welding. So for that, THANK YOU Jesse.

@pekmezajvar

4 ай бұрын

if you are such a welder like Hesse, and you need new job holla me.

The one thing he said that I feel is incredibly profound ; as a kid, you need to know at least one parent has your back …. (No matter what) Especially boys. You may chastise him later but the support and love is unconditional !

I worked with Jesse James on one episode of his Monster Garage show for his finale shoot where he blew up the car. He was an absolute arrogant jerk. Left the entire crew waiting around a lot day long…he didn’t show up for hours and hours, finally as the sun was setting and we were all about to lose our daylight he shows…no apologies, nothing. There’s nothing worse than being forced to work with people like this.

@cttaylor-beck5238

Жыл бұрын

I find it very interesting that you used a term (your exact words) of "...being forced to work with people like this." So...your words indicate someone held something to your head to keep you there, and that is a reason for how you feel and now react... Or are you here just to trash someone? Abused children ARE forced to live a certain way, creating severe emotional/mental and often explosive issues. YOU? You were/are an adult. YOU could walk away, walk off set. Children can't. Perhaps when you can step into the shoes of an abused child, whatever that abuse is, grow up with self worth issues, replay vile diatribe in your head, forcing the psyche of a child to bend, and then break, being set up as a target for further abuse from outsiders...so much so, that you have to live a life of trying to fit in and most of it by fighting against the violence beset upon you...MAYBE....you can give a WEE bit of grace. Am I saying these learned traits are okay? Of course not. But this 'jerk' obviously has issues created and conditioned by his surroundings.

@waynedrummond6583

Жыл бұрын

Perhaps you have to work with people like this because you don't have the same skills and charisma he does?

@vodkarocket1

Жыл бұрын

@@waynedrummond6583 dang Wayne, that may be a bit unfair, i mean i am sure lots of people are required to shoot a show, of all different kinds of skills that even Jesse doesn’t have, doesn’t mean the people who make that team are all failed, wanna be Jesse James’

@TASmith-ou3is

Жыл бұрын

I can see that!!

@N30NR10T

Жыл бұрын

I totally believe you. He came across as a complete jerk when the show aired. He was at the height of his popularity. Partying. Fancy shows. Speaking events. Etc. He was very into himself. He had the name and all that stuff. When he got that tattoo of Pay Up Sucker... I cringed before i knew what cringe was. After not seeing him for years and years after, this is the first time I have watched something about him. Like everyone else, I sided with Sandra and all the hollywood stuff. I mean, he did fuck up. Bad. Very bad. Sandra is a sweetheart. He didn't grow up well. He was the center of attention for a very long long time. Then the world came crashing down. Just as soon as he was loved, he was hated. So much so that the impression given for years was that he was a Nazi lover and just a vile person. But watching this... He's changed. Massively. And I'm very sure you have too. If I were you, Id maybe reach out. Most people change when huge lessons are taught. He doesn't have the fire in his eyes he had then. I see a guy still struggling to find the words to express how he feels. I'm actually proud of him. I thought the worst for so long only to find out life taught him how to be real.

It amazes me how so many people excuse - and idolize - narcissists.

@twilit

Жыл бұрын

our society breeds and encourages narcissism.

@benicio1967

Жыл бұрын

I find it so revealing that throughout this interview he only feels sorry for himself. I don’t see an ounce of real heartfelt empathy or remorse for the extreme pain and suffering HE’S caused everyone or how HIS callous selfish actions have effected those who have loved him. Theres a major disconnect there. He’s only able to see himself at the center of everything....even betrayal.

@jesusorta7723

Жыл бұрын

@@benicio1967 he is an arrogant narcissit POC

@TRICK-OR-TREAT236

Жыл бұрын

ITS THE CELEBITY FACTOR. THEY EAT THAT CRAP UP. THEY NEED SOME ONE TO WORSHIP TO SURVIVE.

@bobbyprince9350

Жыл бұрын

Watch and listen to the whole video

Second interview in and I'm really appreciating your style @GrahamBensinger! Love the bare heart coming out of Jesse. But also the way it's drawn out in that casual method with question that change direction when needed without feeling restrictive or diverting.

Enjoyed the interview. Thanks for all the entertainment over the years.

Everybody commenting how "honest" he is. He's been married 5x and every single wife has left him for being a serial cheater. Kat Von D said he cheated on her with other women while they dated. Somehow, though, if you lie all the time then admit to being a liar after you get caught that makes you an honest person?

@cliffordclaussen2321

Жыл бұрын

How many cheaters do you know that admits it from the git go? Who do you know that ever went home to their significant other and said by the way I cheated on you tonite? Nobody. That's what cheaters do. They lie about. Don't prosecute him for something more then half the people in this world have done. He's not a murder or a con artist or anything. He takes care of his kids and family and makes his own way in this world. If cheating is his only big glitch in his life then as a fellow human being I think I can look past it. He has to live with his decisions in his life. Not you.

@charlesdjones1

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, but to be forthcoming about it? Most guys/ girls that cheat not only deny it but would never talk about it. James has no skeletons in his closet and I respect that.

@garystevens7575

Жыл бұрын

It’s his conceited self centered assclown ego. Just because he became something at the almost of going under west coast choppers if it wasn’t for the tv show being launched and then all the marketing he wouldn’t be anything. But then he got discovered by the Hollywood elites and then bails to Texas which makes all sense since there’s only 2 things that come from Texas and I don’t see horns on his head!!!!

@davelandsman4768

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. The guy is a delusional liar.

@davelandsman4768

Жыл бұрын

@charlesdjones1 He's delusional and the idiots buy it.

Always delivers. Thankyou Graham.

Jesse kicked us off his property for letting his dogs out of his electric gate that wasn't working. Was there to install his internet, not dog sit. Expedited other work he needed, and that's the thanks we got. Very crushing experience.

@Pingaheimer

3 ай бұрын

wait, what?

@ogcritter13

3 ай бұрын

@Pingaheimer it was at his gun shop in Austin. The dog that led the other dogs out was known to take off. It has made the news before. I remember thinking "I'm gonna get my ass beat by Jesse James ". He's alot bigger than I thought he was lol.

@Pingaheimer

3 ай бұрын

U were crushed because he got mad that u let his dog loose that already had a reputation for taking off?@@ogcritter13

Great interview, thank you for sharing, Jesse

I really love the way you interview I like watching the full show one time instead of in shorts thank you for what you do

Cheating on the people you claim to love says everything about you…

@That90sShow

11 ай бұрын

Aka. Every white female on the planet

@jodie3278

11 ай бұрын

Absolutely. Where is your heart and soul... missing...

@thegoose6952

11 ай бұрын

But not really

@teamlex1

8 ай бұрын

You’ve been cheated on huh?

@shawnclark6927

4 ай бұрын

i cheat on mcdonalds with burger king alot i love it

Awesome show, Thanks!

Went to school with this guy, and he was always the mellow nice guy. Was a good football player. I noticed the jersey in the video and it's nice to see him on the up track. Jesse if your there, keep your head up and spirits higher. Take Care.

Thank you for the interview in its entirety. Appreciated.

Good To See You Brother!! Been Watching From The Beginning.May Peace Be With You.

Graham, Thanks for a great interview! You were well prepared and had obviously done your research. Above all, you gave time to Jesse to provide complete well thought out answers and then had great follow up questions. Thank you. I will watch for more of your work.

@1nvisible1

8 ай бұрын

*Oh man, that guy was married to Sandra Bullock?* *That's got to be the biggest mistake of his life.*

@user-ke8xq2yx6x

7 ай бұрын

More like the biggest mistake of her life!!

@terrynear3459

4 ай бұрын

😊😊😊😊😅😅00😅😅

I’ve watched several of your interviews in the last few weeks and you do a great job man!!

Back when he was popular, I thought he was an A-hole. After watching this, I still do.

Every D1 school in the country 😂😂😂

@DanMarshburn-il2sd

Жыл бұрын

I know right 😂

Graham...you rocked it...such a pleasant and comfortable interview to watch...good on you for having great social empathy

@JuicyJeff-zd6zj

11 ай бұрын

Right

Great interview, good job.

I wish I had a dollar for every time he said like... He sounds "like" a 16 year old valley girl. 😂

@srthellcatgarage8237

11 ай бұрын

Can we here you do a interview and pick you apart? Go !

@marcuspolo9106

11 ай бұрын

He doesn't have the right to make a statement putin?? So what he pointed out the fact he says like alot

Bensinger... I have been following you for a few years now. I'm glad you have not sold out. You let them all talk and your demeanor is perfect. What I want is an interview OF you!

Thanks Graham ! Great work !

Very entertaining, great interview !!!

"Tornado of Bullshit" Solid Quote

Graham your best interview yet!! Thank You!

@badmonkey2222

Жыл бұрын

👎💩

I don’t know who could watch this past 3 mins & what was Bullock seeing in that?

awesome interview!!!

Seems like he really does not grasp the fact, that HE is the cause of 99% of HIS problems ! But narcissist's never think they are the problem !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Throwingness

Жыл бұрын

Even the "successful" have the wounds of our failed culture. Literally don't know how to be. Our elites hate the population. Offshoring, open borders. A lot of trash like this are uncared for. From the Rust Best to California.

@terratrodder

Жыл бұрын

Not sure what you mean here, he admitted to everything he did and/or the root that caused it, but acknowledged his culpability for all of it.

@pepepingu9842

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think he does…

@matrix35

Жыл бұрын

This guy only cares about himself. He isnt sorry for his infedelity, he is sorry that he got caught on a GLOBAL scale as he put it!

@darknes7800

Жыл бұрын

@@pepepingu9842 Okay.....I will bite. Then WHY did he cheat on the past two women AFTER Sandra Bullock?????? He might be saying it, but he does not believe it.

“Every D1 school in the country”…as Jimmy Valmer would say, “I mean come on”!😮

@drdeath6442

4 ай бұрын

Absolute cap 🧢

I know who he is but never got into his show read the tabloids about his divorce. He is much older now. Seems so humble, calm, friendly and spoke honestly about his life. I would not have guess he would have been like that before I watched this video.

Really good interview!👍

I love how this interview started with football. No softball questions but showing an interest in the person first and foremost.

Graham is one of the best interviewers. He knows what to ask and how to lead the conversation. And you barely notice he is there. True talent.

@777jones

Жыл бұрын

He does his research without ever angling for the spotlight himself. Absolute unit.

@davelandsman4768

Жыл бұрын

Graham is great, and I love his shows, but frankly, I don't know why he wanted to interview this guy.

This is one great interview! Respect!

Great interview...Jessie's candor is refreshing.

Can't take away from this mans craftsmanship, but he's still a fkn winnie.

His skills are admiring, not the person.

Graham, you are very perceptive and honest....it comes through!

Thanks for sharing Jesse. Really enjoyed getting to know you a little more on the personal level. Loved watching your show back in the day. God Bless.

And, like, you know.... Repeat for 77 minutes.

This interviewer is the best. Knew what to ask, didn't intrude, and kept it moving.

@d_walsh

Жыл бұрын

He read Jesse's book

@HipHopCantSaveMe

11 ай бұрын

​@@d_walshYa, and?

I needed this today, thank you.

This was an exceptional interview. I learned much more about Jesse James than from all the other media hype laid out there about him in the past. Keep up the fine work, Graham Bensinger.

In love with himself

@bg7059

10 ай бұрын

Jealousy

@mountain_ginger

10 ай бұрын

As a pretty decent fabricator myself. He is very respected for his skills and knowledge and his humbleness when it comes to learning new things. And to have come from where he was to where he is... He deserves to be even more cocky then he is.

@3nheaven

10 ай бұрын

What does it say on the palm of your hand ? Nothing

@JackBootThugPigs

4 ай бұрын

@@bg7059 Narcissists do tend to provide cover fire for each other.

I was about 10 years old when i saw his show for the first time. How he described taking sheet metal and making a gas tank on a bike. I remember that early on. Etc. Dude was pretty important for kids like me. Real creative self driven/taught. 40 minutes in on this interview from years ago? GOOD STUFF

Thank You for the video , I have a question, Was this one of your top 10 interviews ?

Brothers taught me, 2 types of people in the world. Roller coaster people, always crazy, living life on the edge. Then there's the Merry go round, stable and doing the routine. I always watched this while I was dating. Which life did I REALLY want? Thanks so much

One of the best interviewers and interviewee I have ever seen in my 56 years of life. Awesome channel!

@derekpratte7259

11 ай бұрын

You’re kidding, right? This was mind-numbing dull.

A Great Interview.... Jesse has lived quite a life!

Such a good interview

Great Video!!

He says the word “ like” , like way too much!

@paulyricca3881

Жыл бұрын

👴🏻I COUNTED 55,000 TIMES HE SAID LIKE

I’m listening to this and it really makes me think about a Beavis and Butthead episode

Great interview . Good job Graham :)

Brilliant interview...

Does he even listen to himself? I'm not sure if he is Bevis or Butthead?

@EmmaDee

Жыл бұрын

For real!!

Amazing interview I'm so glad Jess did this interview 😊

Great interview.

I am 48 years old. Went to school with dozens of guys like him. Good times

@davelandsman4768

Жыл бұрын

I'm a good deal older than you but I knew guys like this in high school too. Most of them didn't turn out too well.

Monster Garage was an awesome show.

That was interesting… glad I watched it !

Great interview Graham

Why is he still talking about Sandra Bullock after everything he did and all these years later? Seems like every-time he’s got something new to promote her name comes up and some of y’all fall for it. All these comments talking about what an honest man he is should probably talk to one of his five ex wives or at least one of his many side chicks. He’s a fantastic mechanic/fabricator, that’s his gift.

great interview.

Great interview 😁

Was on my road bicycle, in full pedaler dress, stopped at his Long Beach store. (Pre-Sandra) He was soooo nice to me and my riding buddy. Showed us English wheel he uses to make tanks, seat pans and fenders. And, his CNC machine used to make wheels from aluminum billet. Spent time with us, just shootin' the breeze. Helluva' Guy

Always enjoy his stories, definitely a master craftsman and self made.

Awesome Interview Nice too see Jesse doing well these days

Thats was a great show 👏 😊

Having a reverence for recovery, and seeking it out is big. Best of everything to this troubled soul, as he makes better decisions. You can see the wheels turning as he tries to answer the questions with honesty. Yay!

"You look like a 50 year old retired skateboarder" -Conor McGregor

@byrd5163

Жыл бұрын

Conor gonna look like a 70 year old skateboarder with all the booze and drugs he puts in his broken down body.

Great interview

I am a disabled veteran and I am going to ask my Psychiatrist to get me help. Thank you Jesse for sharing your story.

@MW-nOttawa

10 ай бұрын

Psychiatrists can only prescribe medication. You need a psychologist.

@toddwheeler1526

9 ай бұрын

Thank you for your service. I buried my trauma for over 45 years. I took the road that Jesse described and went hard core tough. I never told anyone. I got sober in 1987 and fell off the wagon 4 years ago. In doing so, I eventually told the wife and family some of the things I went through. I entered a great program centered on trauma and stayed for 6 weeks until COVID shut everything down. I learned so much and was in great company with many veterans, law enforcement etc. I was the oldest person there at 57. Today I am sober with almost 3 years, I am experiencing peaceful moments unlike any time in my life. I have an awareness of where those feelings and fears come from when they hit and have effective tools and actions that I take to get through the demons when they visit day or night. Medications, lots of therapy and safe friends and family to help you through are my keys to a road for a peaceful future. I hope that you move forward for yourself and those that love you. My best wishes on your journey and my prayers.

@pod9538

9 ай бұрын

Dick... Blaine the dad.

That was a great interview, hes a unique person.

Offers from every D1 school, give us a break!

@braapchop5925

Жыл бұрын

That part I had to chuckle at.

@Greatnews4me2

Жыл бұрын

👍😂😂

@KeithPorter07

Жыл бұрын

Yeah ok Jesse

@mara06230

Жыл бұрын

​ Y

@enragedwookie7863

Жыл бұрын

So full of $hit

The NFL is full of guys like Jesse, great on field discipline but off field they have little direction.

@davelandsman4768

Жыл бұрын

Except the guys in the NFL are extremely talented football players.

@pegmarinello4175

Жыл бұрын

​@@davelandsman4768 how does it feel to win "the most negative commenter" award. You could never ever hold an audience captivated and interested the way Jesse does, and your envy is plain to hear.

@davelandsman4768

11 ай бұрын

@@pegmarinello4175 how does it feel to win 'the most gullible human being award' not being able to see right through this guy?

@pegmarinello4175

11 ай бұрын

@@davelandsman4768 see what? The fact that he doesn't care what you or anybody else thinks?

@UnrulyRider

11 ай бұрын

@@davelandsman4768 Your "little man" syndrome is showing.

That was good good interview thank you Jesse James

Great interview for you both! No nonsense questions, no nonsense answers.

OMG the only person ever recruited by every D1 school was Fat Albert!!

That was great, glad to see he's doing ok...

Outstanding revelatory interview

I enjoyed this interview, everything from his childhood, his honesty and rawness, owning up to his mistakes, realizing he needed to get help for himself and finally seeing him on the other side happy and doing what he loves. Great interview!!

@icanfartloud

11 ай бұрын

Yeh, becoming a man at 54....priceless....lol

@williamcarr1148

11 ай бұрын

😅

@issacwatson5310

10 ай бұрын

@@icanfartloud He's a Douche, always have been and always will be!!!

@25372100

8 ай бұрын

​@@icanfartloudmost people become adults and have life completely figured out the day they turn 18! what a loser!

@SilkyShish

5 ай бұрын

@@icanfartloud Exactly! Listening to his interview, I have to say Sandra definitely was way too good for him.

Really glad to see Jesse is doing well, and finally someplace in his life that he loves to be!

Top in depth interview very enjoyable show to watch Jesse James 👌 👍

Great job

I happened to visit his shop in Long Beach (west Side Choppers) the day they finished rapping up Shaq’s Bike. I talked my ex to take me there bc I loved his show and Harley’s. I had no idea he would be there. The store only had a few customers and I still remember so clearly a door opening from above and seeing him come down the stairs. He actually walked straight up to us and asked if we had any questions. I was so nervous that I didn’t know what to ask. We were just looking and loved the show so we wanted to visit (or really ‘I’ wanted to visit). Anyway, it was a pleasure. He’s not a stuck up guy and very down to earth. I appreciate people like that. I wish I would have bought a t shirt and asked him to autograph. Hopefully I’ll make to his new store and get get one. Wishing him Good luck in all he does.

@PostUp_Time

8 ай бұрын

lol only came up to ya'll because you had an attractive girl with you....kudos

He thinks he’s,”Richard Pryor funny?” That’s ridiculous.

@JackBootThugPigs

4 ай бұрын

He's about as funny as dog hair in your ice cream.

Looking good, Graham. Amazing interview, could listen to you and Jesse all day.

Growing up in southern California it was hard back then,I can totally understand him, and now liveing is Texas living a peaceful life, just like I'm doing.

Wonder how long before he ruins his latest relationship ? he's already been caught cheating on her once, how long before he gets caught again ? He's just a jerk.

He thinks all this stealing and hurting others is funny?

@kathykeene2092

11 ай бұрын

Yes, that was un-nerving.

@JackBootThugPigs

4 ай бұрын

In his mind, and the minds of most of these smooth brain mouth breathers commenting here, he's a gal-durn-rootin-tootin-hero! When reality he's a garden variety narcissist, who just happens to be a good blacksmith. And that's all he is. There were actual blacksmiths who were artists, some of their work is in museums, has been for almost 1000 years. Jessies work, meh, no kings ever wore his work, no Kings ever rode into battle wearing his work, he's nothing. He provides toys for boys with more money than jackhandle. And that's the truth.