WELCOME TO CAMP!!

@paramountains693

4 ай бұрын

keep up the great work mark 👍

@Liljay82ndlifer

4 ай бұрын

Man you deserve more views 💯💯💯

@willruelas3529

3 ай бұрын

You have a long way to go b4 you' develop better interview skills

@Liljay82ndlifer

3 ай бұрын

@@willruelas3529what skills is the man missing?

@paramountains693

3 ай бұрын

@@willruelas3529 i wouldnt say its much of a interview as it is letting somebody tell their story, somebody who otherwise wouldnt get the time of day.

Mark thanks for the opportunity to tell my story, and for being a great host🤙🤙🤙

@kaismith4906

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for being a real life superhero!

@suckyamum2232

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for telling us 🙏

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

​@@kaismith4906I m definitely not, but I do know a few. But thanks😉

@Pazkizzle

4 ай бұрын

Thank God for people like you.

@Dan0TheMano

4 ай бұрын

I’m only 50 minutes in but this is awesome!

Mike is my childhood friend , i remenber sleeping over his house when we kids and attending Holy Family school together and both of us just goofing and being s scoldedby the nuns , little did imagine back then what great person he would become as person and a law enforcement officier and long time friend 50 years later . God Bless alway !

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Love ya brother🙏,

@HollyValerio-xy9yp

4 ай бұрын

BY FAR THE MOST RAD COMMENT IVE SEEN ON THE INTERNET IN A LONG TIME!!! & WITH A REPLY! PURE JOY! (ALSO ADORABLE IN A SENSE!) SO NICE TO SEE WHEN EVERYTHING ELSE IS EITHER THE SAME THING OVER AND OVER OR A TON OF NEGATIVITY! THANK YOU!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

@@HollyValerio-xy9yp thank you so much😉

@hazeyhay4864

3 ай бұрын

What a blessing for the both of you to have such a friend. This just put the biggest smile on my face 😊

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@@hazeyhay4864 Thank you, a true blessing for sure, and what a good man n great dad my friend grew up to be 🙂

My Dad was a former officer in New Orleans back in the 70’s. He was also a former Marine. He raised me himself. He told some amazing stories and jokes every chance he got. He taught me a lot! Once a Marine, always a Marine! Also, Once a Cop, always a Cop. He was a cool guy!! I miss him. Thank you guys, for sharing these stories with us! It’s cool to get a bit of an inside look at what it’s like to be real NYPD officer! Be good and stay safe everybody! Take care!!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Nice to have great memories of yr dad 🙏 stay safe!

@TraciDoering-hw8hu

3 ай бұрын

I said for the longest time that I could never have a cop for boyfriend or married. I always appreciated cops, but am a constitutionalist6, non-conformist and rebel law abiding except a few teenage years. But, dealing with these wicked people business and unfortunate, I watch a lot of crime, interrogations and bios. Also, research the cluster B and serial killers. I appreciate cops more than ever. I always did, but I.can really understand more the men of men you guys are. I sing praises for you guys all the time. Now, I see I actually would have done well with a cop. I think I pictured you guys as prudish or something. lol. You guys are badass. Thank you for your dedicated and brave service. The risk and all you put up with is extraordinary. I think the cop-hating propaganda has made a lot of people appreciate the police now more than ever. And, I love to see it. @@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@@TraciDoering-hw8hu thank you for listening and the kind words ❤️

@MsTygame

3 ай бұрын

@MadamHoneyB your dad is former NOPD? We have to know some of the same people.

This video randomly showed in my suggestions. I'm an avid true crime junky, and lover of interesting people being interviewed so I'm glad I clicked/watched. I was up at 2am (couldn't sleep) and 3 min in I knew I wouldn't be falling asleep for a bit! It's so intriguing hearing the experiences of seasoned law officers, but especially one whos endured NY. Even after listening to Mike share for a mere 2 hrs, it's clear that he's a genuinely good man. He hasn't let the ugly, sometimes evil underbelly of the criminal world harden, or numb him into a cynical, miserable person. He's funny, a great speaker, and very humble despite his heroic, selfless acts of courage during the attacks of 9/11, and overall in cleaning up the community of drugs and crime for over 2+ decades. Absolutely could've listened to his stories for another 5 hours, and really hope he's guested again. Definitely gained a subscriber here

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for the kind words. I truly appreciate it🙏

@TraciDoering-hw8hu

3 ай бұрын

It’s already 325 am here, and I just started. So much work tomorrow. - today. We’ll see how long it takes me to turn it off. I’m an avid true crime watcher myself. I also study body language, statement analysis, and in depth Cluster B personality disorders. - basicly they are wicked with a psychological label. I’ve been brutally attacked and held hostage and the target of narcissist, borderline and psychopaths who’ve done a lot of damage in my life. Now I’m wiser. Yeah they are everywhere.

@blazefairchild465

3 ай бұрын

I am trying to figure out who this guy Tiny is.

@kayleeadams5792

3 ай бұрын

also a true crime junkie here & it’s 3:06am. randomly showed up in suggested & im watching 😅 i love it so far though! interesting to hear it all from a different point of view.

@themetalheadhippi

5 күн бұрын

Same here. Popped up on my suggested and I'm glad it did. New subscription added

Would be amazing if you let the guy actually tell the story

@laurarominger2073

4 ай бұрын

Amen

@Macy-tp5ed

3 ай бұрын

Agree!

@giancarlocuesta1637

3 ай бұрын

He actually did. He just kept the conversation active with questions. i think he did great!

@user-wr2cd1wy3b

3 ай бұрын

He starts off that way (as OP said) but he eventually, after about 40 minutes in, the rapport builds and he lets the Mr. Codella get in his story flow/the questions get more natural, less "I'm trying to be an excellent interviewer." This reminds me of my family in NJ/NYC, the Azzolinis, who owned Bluepoint Restaurant in the 40's.

@YeseniaV92

3 ай бұрын

@@giancarlocuesta1637you're the only one who thinks the interviewer did a good job.

It wasn’t until covid19 lockdown that I started watching true crime and realized how naive I was. The respect I have for police officers came directly from watching body cams and interrogations. I don’t know how I lived in nyc since 2006 and remained safe despite having many run ins with subway murderers and drug dealers who killed others from the nightclub scene. God bless the detectives

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

👍

@readdeeply9278

3 ай бұрын

They botch things pretty good eh? You can truly claim you re no longer naive after you've exposed yourself to enough cases that you realize police fail in most of them. You're welcome.

@californiacombativesclub202

3 ай бұрын

Defund the police they don’t make you safer

The audience doesn’t need you to stop him every couple minutes and sum up what the guy said. Let the guy tell the story! I don’t know if I can make it through the whole thing which is a shame

@FraterOM

4 ай бұрын

He needs to listen alot more than interrupting. Trying to sum up what the guest is trying to finish saying. Even the guest seemed slightly annoyed.

@laurarominger2073

3 ай бұрын

@@FraterOM it’s so hard to watch

@pelicanphuucker4life

3 ай бұрын

He's a moron...it was 1995/6 and the kid went missing in 1979-Oh that's more than 20 years...what was TINY wearing? Uh he's in prison Mongo what do you think he's wearing?...they crushed her chest cavity because the sword was so dull-so they impaled her? Guys an idiot.

@Danjr704

3 ай бұрын

Really takes a while to learn to be a good interviewer. Theo only recently started getting good at this. Bert still hasn’t mastered that at all lol. Kudos to Mark for bringing on guests like Codella and not just comedy people. Hopefully Mark continues to develop his skills as an interviewer and the show grows. PS if you’re ever in Staten Island, come train with Codella. I’ve been a student of his for almost 10 years now. Really great academy.

@Itsyaboy88

3 ай бұрын

Yeah I think he does it so he can cut it up and use pieces for shorts or something it’s bizarre

Im a firm believer that most cults are allowed to operate because they are fronts for deeper intelligence operations. Just my opinion

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Definitely in some cases💯

It takes a really special person to do that work, courage, steel nerves. Thank you.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

2 ай бұрын

Thank you 🙏

The algorithm has blessed me and introduced me to this channel. What a great podcast, I could listen to Mike forever. The work he’s done isn’t for the weak, I’m so grateful for people like him.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Thank you for listening.

Dude I loved this episode, I could listen to this guy tell stories every day. He truly seemed like a genuine guy with a good heart. He’s got that rough around the edges New York feel to him but you can just feel his good energy through the screen. Honestly. I look forward to this and flagrant every week mannn keep it up Mark 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Thanks man🙏

@Tommydee007

4 ай бұрын

Mike is the best check out his book Alphaville , you won’t be disappointed

The fact that there was photo proof of what that Tiny dude did and they still let him be an informant sitting in the same car as them is very telling about this whole system.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

Ай бұрын

He did his time n was gonna help put others away. He didn't get any break.

I think the eyes wide shut movie set in NYC in the 90s eludes to this.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@kittysoft_pawwws5127

3 ай бұрын

I need to watch that - it’s like hollyweird playing in our face

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Unfortunately yea​@@kittysoft_pawwws5127

@78LedHead

2 ай бұрын

It alludes to the high, high level stuff for the extremely wealthy and powerful, who do work with sickos like that guy.

@78LedHead

2 ай бұрын

@@kittysoft_pawwws5127 Kubrick tried to tell us. 27 mins was cut out of that film and Kubrick died soon after. He really touched a nerve. His own family knows something shady happened.

I dont have a problem with conversational type interview, it seems more natural and puts interviewee at ease. Great job! much respect from NZ.

The cop is interesting and the interviewer interrupts him with too many questions. Let the man tell his story then ask him questions!

@michellecampbell1702

3 ай бұрын

Don't forget stop asking questions he already answered!! Haaaaaa

@portugal5698

3 ай бұрын

That just about sums it all up! 😂

@wheathusk2499

2 ай бұрын

Exactly! I would just like to hear him but this podcaster interrupts with questions a six year old could think of way too many times 😂 Its getting irritating.

im obsessed with your content mark. This channel needs to be in the millions!

@CatyBee

4 ай бұрын

It's soooooooo much better than I expected. Outclasses the others in the Flagrant group by miles. Simply a naturally outstanding interviewer.

@SiLentAbyss41

4 ай бұрын

Flagrant sucks in my opinion. I like Andrew but he is extremely cringe and it’s hard to watch lol. This is by far the best podcast out there hands down. This dude is legendary at doing interviews. You can tell he is very passionate about it.

@MGEntertained

4 ай бұрын

@@CatyBeebeautifully said

@MGEntertained

4 ай бұрын

​@@SiLentAbyss41haha i feel you, my girl also says the same at times. FLagrant can definitely be a bit cringe, but honestly I still never missed an episode. Your opinion is valid thought :D

@dmzabo3914

3 ай бұрын

​@@SiLentAbyss41, say what? Passionate maybe, but great interviewer this guy is definitely not that at all 😊

It takes a special person to be able to compartmentalise feelings and get the job done it’s bound to take a toll on any decent person 😢 what a good man ❤

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you🙏

@user-od9dw2hk5o

3 ай бұрын

I feel this in my job at times. I work in forensic mental health and you have to turn off the judgement and emotion and wear a poke face. When you do this so often it desensitizes you to macabre things. You have to keep an eye on your own psyche at times or it can affect you

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@@user-od9dw2hk5o 👍

My son and son in law are NYPD. My son in law recently retired my son has 2 years left. These cops see the very worst of humanity and violence beyond belief.

@Pianodaddyy

3 ай бұрын

😢

I’m an Army vet and an ex cop and I really like this channel guy is a great interviewer because he just helps it along. The cop has really seen some bad things in the past and a real tough guy to be able o deal with these cases and still talk about them shows me that he’s a tough one. PTSD makes it really hard to talk about these things.

We must protect this man at all costs. It's cops like him that are actually good.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thanks ❤️

Makes Eyes Wide Shut not so far fetched. L. Ron Hubbard stole a lot from Alistair Crowley. Crazy world.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely 💯

I watched Cropsey and Geraldo on Willowbrook. I worked with the mentally handicapped in the 80s and was shocked that people were treated that way. All State run facilities have a terrible history!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Very sad

I hope he understands that the reason he’s still alive to talk about all of this is that he’s fulfilling his purpose. The one assigned to him by God and he agreed to. He’s been protected by guardian angels. And I am sure he realizes that unseen warfare is real as he has witnessed its manifestation in person. May he be continued to be protected and bless him and his family. And bless this youn man who is interviewing him. Evil is real and the dark forces behind it are also. Don’t be afraid and don’t be fooled. We are passing through here. Make the best of it. Seek the one ☝️ that created you.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

For sure I believe in Guardian Angels❤ n I have a few😉

@Da3Hound

Ай бұрын

I guess God's purpose for all those children and babies being graped was fulfilled as well based off the scriptures. Doesn't it say in the bible that God knows your years and number of days before you are even born? Or something very similar to that? GOd sounds worse than Lucifer, to have the power to stop evil but instead just give ppl the choice to either do evil or do good is diabolical. I've seen good ppl die while evil folks lived long enough to die in retirement homes. One of my friends patients grabbed her arm and told her he raped lots of women while he was young, he died later that week in the nursing home with a smile on his face 😢😅

How many of these heroes are left a dying breed? What happened to the world where everyone seems crooked and corrupt and no one has any integrity. Everyone is all for themselves. What an interesting interview. Good job, dude, God bless. Thank you.

@portugal5698

3 ай бұрын

Def seems like a good dude, being held back from “fully” doing what he wants to do!

Love to hear Mike tell his law enforcement experiences. We worked together in NY and I will tell you that he is absolutely the real deal!….

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Nino!

I have heard this man interviewed before. He is very knowledgeable. The Satan element in Yonkers was investigated in 80s based on the strange twists in Son of Sam in mid 70s. Berkowitz lived in Yonkers. He was the fall guy told to plead guilty for all of them so there was no trial. Some believe a much larger group was involved all along. Because Berkowitz car got ticketed during the last of them he had to take the rap. An abandoned Untermeyer park in a Yonkers, since cleaned up, had rituals performed by groups at night. Some wealthy people living nearby were rumored to be involved. The tubeu channel in 2022 was making interesting videos digging into it, interviewing old witnesses and retired NYPD, one day he quit full stop without explanation. There is a book by an investigative journalist (criticized during the 80s $atanicPanic era) that is an interesting read. Poor Etan rest in peace. His parents never stopped looking for him. They never moved, kept same phone number.

@fumenicalblack1245

3 ай бұрын

I also read the Maury Terry book. 👍🏻

@deblou7

3 ай бұрын

So many missing people in america especially children, i would say that 80% are occult murders involving high profile people, nicole kessinger is in a cult and was no doubt involved in the murders of shannon watts and her children, they coined the term satanic panic to make everyone think it didnt exist, sadly it is rife all over the world and everyone in the upper echelons is involved that is why the police do nothing especially as high ranking police personnel are also members of these cults... God please save us from the evil that has enveloped our world 🙏

@stardust4225

3 ай бұрын

as a true crime junkie i was interested in finding this channel you mentioned. find numerous channels called 'tubeu' but not with that kind of content. any tips?

@LevMyshkin1970

2 ай бұрын

​@@fumenicalblack1245it's all in maury's head. Even berkie admits it's all bs. Check out Manny Grossman. He proved ultimate evil to be bunk

@catherinen5265

Ай бұрын

Watch Conspiracy Of Silence. Satanic panic was real and they tried to cover it up by inventing the False Memory Syndrome founded by satanists.

Sounds like Eton could have been Tinys initiation into this cult. May Eton and all the other victims RIP.

The Process church were HUGELY in contact with Charles Manson, during the end of the 60's also. And during the Son of Sam's era, a journalist named Maury Terry had it ALL figured out, but NYPD did'nt want to listen to him. Same during the Andre Rand story...

@mannygrossman

3 ай бұрын

Maury Terry was a trash liar. The dude paid his sources and got massively conned by many of them. Billy the Artist is a case in point.

L.Ron Hubbard was a associate and student of Alastair Crowley. Hubbard was practicing dark Magick with Jack Parsons.

Thankyou for sharing your stories and for all that you did for people in your career. I can't imagine the mental trauma these cases inflict on you guys but you power through for the greater good. Incredibly honorable and noble ❤

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

2 ай бұрын

Thank you❤

This retired cop holding so much more than what he's telling

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

🙂

@TheMalteseKnight

3 ай бұрын

Yeah he left out the fact he probably abused children to get in the circle definitely looks like he hiding some skeletons!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@@TheMalteseKnight agree 💯

@evanpetelle5669

3 ай бұрын

@@mikecodellaupagainstthewall😂savage, bro

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@@evanpetelle5669 😉

Just watching this reminded me of how so many people have said that human trafficking doesn't only involve the average person but higher up, people in law enforcement, border patrol, CIA agents and people that are in power.

@truthseeker2321

2 ай бұрын

It's one hell of a rabbit hole. See the Franklin cover up from the 1970s and 80s. The guy who investigated it wrote a book about it.

@helenellis9472

9 күн бұрын

Yep and higher again Kings and Queens and President's...nobility. Don't forget Hollywood and the music industry!!

I have no clue how you aren’t one of the biggest podcast out, love these long form, very informative types of videos. Good work man keep it up

This cop is highly intelligent I like listening to how detectives analyse situations for truth and what not.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thanks

10:00 Interviewer won't shut up and let the Guy finish a sentence without interrupting!!! I cant.. !!!

@ShanyeSoT

3 ай бұрын

All he says at 10:00 is “right… okay” lol what

@WeavingSpider77

2 ай бұрын

This is the worst interviewer I've ever seen. Without his stupid ass questions and "wows" the story would have been so much more interesting. At every point he derails the entire conversation. Absolutely horrible.

I lived in the East Village in the 80s. The apt I moved into there had a floor painted black with a big pentagram on it (I painted over it). Don’t get me started on the drugs! Good times.

This stuff goes deep! Massive rabbit hole. Praying for this amazing man’s safety 🙏🏼♥️

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you❤

@nunyabizniz1983

3 ай бұрын

@@mikecodellaupagainstthewall you’ll be fine. Keep speaking the truth we’re all praying for you lovely x

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

@nunyabizniz1075 thank you, we all could use prayers 🙏

First time watching your show, damnnn i love this episode ! Very interresting stories from sir Mike Codella !

Awesome guy ..🙏💪💪great interview Camp 🤙🤙👌

I love your tent. I hope you are safe and somewhere warm. My grandma grew up in the Santa Anita Canyon in a tent! Her father was a traveling photographer for Colliers Magazine, and was one of the first photographers who took photographs of the 1906 Earthquake.

@ 22:45 the officer made a mistake in the location that Tiny gave him regarding the sacrificed girl. It’s not Forest Hills Park, it’s Forest Park in Glendale/Woodhaven in Queens. Forest Hills which was a few miles away does not have a park like that, and Forest Park in Woodhaven / Glendale was always known for that type of garbage. People were terrified walking through there at night…

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely you're right, thanks 👍

Thank you for your service. I have lived in Staten Island my whole life. The mom of the girl who was taken by Andrew Rand lives across the street from me.

Also I grew up in Canarsie, I also lived in Glendale Queens when I was older. I use to go visit my Mom and Dad in Starrett City, I would take a street called snake rd. To the inter Boro on that rd ther was a cemetery on both sides. One morning at around 1or 2am I was a light on thet rd and saw 3 individuals walking toward me on the side of the rd. .It took me a while to register what i was seeing. They were wearing red robs and hood climbing the fence to get into the cemetery. I looked into the cemetery and in a distance I saw a bright light that was a fire. I blew thru the light and any other light that was there until I got onto the Inter Boro. I still get creep out thing about it.

Definitely, a sweet elderly gentleman used to come into the restaurant I worked in every morning. I loved waiting on him. He always had the BEST stories. He had worked in multiple police agencies and eventually ended up with state police. Miss him so very very dearly 😢

Blessed to have a new episode!!! Keep up the amazing work Mark!!!

Excellent video. Much respect to Mike and those alike and thanks to a true detective that served honestly, served very well and a hero in many ways. We need more like him in today's insanely crazy world. And thank you to those similar on the force who help protect us! Cheers to a really good host.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you ❤

Bro. I love this platform. You're the best interviewer out there. Great guests and even greater stories.

I remember babies going missing and they were found in garbage cans in Chicago area and what they couldn’t tell the public was that the blood was drained from these babies. This was the 1960s ! we live in a world that is devoid of goodness.

@timmdondero5151

2 ай бұрын

They drink the blood of their enemies, and back then, they left the bodies lay. Now, they grind them up and put them into fast food companies after their rituals. Just look into how many people go missing each year that have never been found. These caults are very real and have been untouchable for years.

Thank you for exposing this evil. You are a true Freedom Patriot for doibg this. This helps "We the People" to save the children. It also unites humanity.

WOW, WHAT A SHOW!!!!! You did such a fantastic job doing this interview, and Mr. Codella was fascinating!!!!! You guys could sit and talk all day and I bet there wouldn't be a single dull moment, you guys are AMAZING, THANK YOU!!!!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching ❤

I knew about Bilderberg and Bohemian Grove in the 90s. That's when Alex Jones broke into BG and filmed the Cremation of Care ceremony.

@king6238

2 ай бұрын

What did you know about them at the time? I'm curious what the perception was back then

@Mftjan2000

2 ай бұрын

@@king6238 A great source then was Alex Jones. He stalked Bilderberg with a bullhorn lol. It was a bunch of elites plotting away. The agenda would be spirited out to our side. You can still see a lot on the internet.. specifically when AJ broke in and filmed the Cremation of Care ritual.

@truthseeker2321

2 ай бұрын

​@@king6238I first heard about them through William Cooper, long before Alex Jones talked about them.

That part about Codella puking up and going back in 2hrs later 😢 what a hero, makes me feel like wow wth have I ever done. Exemplary bravery sir, hats off to you 🙏💯

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you

Just found this channel Great interview very well presented. Thanks for all the info 👍😉

Guy gives full discretion of guy, 1 minute later “what did he look like” lol

There is a book named the ultimate Evil by Terry "something don't remember last name. He was a reporter for one of New Yorks news paper. David B wrote to him and was interviewed by Terry. The book will scare you, especially if you had no idea about what is going on. Mike, in this interview confirmed what was said in this book.

@cammbello

3 ай бұрын

Yes Maury Terry !!

@jesusloveisthegreatestpower

3 ай бұрын

Maury Terry is an excellent author. 'He came to set the captives free' is another good book.

@eddiea2446

22 күн бұрын

Documentary on netflix.

Cannot believe he mentioned cropsey , the creepiest documentary ever!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Absolutely

What an interesting episode! I love the guests you bring on. All these satisfying and interesting topics to listen to!

Awesome episode! He's so interesting. Would love to hear more of his crazy cases!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

2 ай бұрын

Thanks Jenny

Love this guest. Stand up guy. We need a thousand of them. Fascinating interview. Try not to interrupt too much. You’re a good interviewer, but you need to let them talk. Less is more.

So refreshing to listen to engaging podcast episodes with solid guests, keep it up Mark!

Literally watched the whole episode! Great stuff! Please bring him back

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

2 ай бұрын

Glad you liked it👍

Just came across this interview and subscribed. What a fascinating guest!!!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thanks👍

Alex Jones was talking about this shit 25 years ago, but he's "crazy"

@trehugr4life

3 ай бұрын

🎯🎯

@suzannaandrea4306

3 ай бұрын

bohemian grove...getting away with murder in plain view. I believe Alex

@jesusloveisthegreatestpower

3 ай бұрын

Jesus was talking about this 2000+ years ago. They called him crazy too.

@nicholaseaves2591

3 ай бұрын

@@jesusloveisthegreatestpower ya... but we have Alex on video

@jesusloveisthegreatestpower

3 ай бұрын

@@nicholaseaves2591 correct, and we have the bible for thousands of years in millions if not billions of homes.

Quickly becoming my favourite podcast. Love your calm manner and how you let the guests talk without unnecessary interruptions. Too many podcasters try and make the show about themselves (Julien Dorey comes to mind) which is really exhausting. Keep up the great work Mark 🤙

@michellecampbell1702

3 ай бұрын

You're kidding right! He keeps asking questions he's already answered! Back tracking the whole time! Had to be annoying for the guest! Obviously he doesn't pay attention at all!

Thank you for sharing your insights & for your service Mr. Codella - the most sound explanation about SoS, The Process & Lantini I’ve heard. 🌹🙏

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

❤

Former Nypd Don’t know Mike personally but he’s the real deal great episode

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

👍

One of the best guests ever on this channel!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Thanks brother 🙏

This guy was super cool , loved hearing he’s stories , no different then the movies!

When he spoke about making drug busts and finding these altars set up and it reminded me of some people I now know were associated with the cartel. They always had an altar in their homes.

Super interesting stories. I just wish the host didnt interupt to ask questions he just answered or was in the middle of talking. The interogation questions are woerd to me.

This pod is one of the best out here❤

Awesome interview Camp..good guy 💯💯🙏👊👊👌

Stellar opening question

Good interview, just let him talk though, you kept guiding the interview unnecessarily. Just have a conversation don't interrupt

Lol, everyone is bagging on the host and he's not interrupting nearly as bad as everybody is making it out to be?!?!?😅

@ericramos4756

2 ай бұрын

It must be a troll ! Hahah I think he’s a good interviewer !

Just subscribed to your podcast!! GREAT SHOW BROTHER!!!

Thanks guys fascinating content!!

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

👍

serious props to the RR construction guy! talk about being able to read a situation. I bet he was a hell of a contractor!

Damn that first story sounded like some real life true detective shit. Insane

Very good interview. Subscribed .

Fascinating..well done fellas 👏

We are fighting a spiritual battle God be with us all, Ryan Garcia is speaking about this currently Jesus is coming back frfr

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

🙏

@jonnyjonny2926

3 ай бұрын

The only thing coming back is your psychosis

Santeria -Voodoo mixed with Catholicism! 💥🔥💥🔥💥🔥💥

@johnf6267

3 ай бұрын

What's your point?

@kathyborthwick6738

3 ай бұрын

@@johnf6267 Identifying El Diablo & minions! 👵🏽✌🏾🦅☀️🦅

Mark is so much better on his own podcast since he actually talks on here. Love the content!

Thank you for having such a curious mind Mark. This is awesome stuff. Much love from Orlando!

Awesome interview! I hadn't seen any updates on Mike Codella for almost a year. Great to know he is fine and still telling stories of his time in law enforcement! God bless.

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, nice to hear from you as well❤

Bruh this show is my top favorite in crazy awesome podcasts 💯💯🙌🙌 this show just doesn’t miss

Everyone that comes on Mark’s pod gotta have a f uped ringtone 😂

Great episode , Mike has had an amazing career and is full of great stories .

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

4 ай бұрын

Thanks Tommy 👍

🔥 🔥 🔥 always with the best guests

KZread added their little propaganda context box. That's cute, now I'm more inclined to believe what this guy has to say 😂

@dondada6602

3 ай бұрын

I mean the guy is a retired detective.. he’s not making it up. Durrr 🤦🏼‍♂️

One of the best interviews

Oh this was great. Very good storyteller for sure. Just imagine how many crazy stories that are out there, that we never get to hear, so thanks to both of you:)

Best interview I’ve seen online in years. Thank you for sharing and you’re bravery. Nice to see a good cop getting recognised and reminding people they do exist. A true humble hero! 👮🏽‍♂️🕵🏼❤

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thank you🙏

Great content, awesome potential here…as others have said, listen and absorb what the guest says and then respond when he goes quiet. Also, Mike needed water or at the minimum, a break!

Best pod out right now

Fantastic Interview! ✨

@mikecodellaupagainstthewall

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Lisa, hope yr well😉

Towers do not turn into dust because of a fire.

“What do you do with that information?” MARK=GOAT ❤