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@bounce365storecom5

4 жыл бұрын

love your work Patrick

@marcamerine7941

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a Recovering Addict from getting My Spin Fussed & I Was Addict from Pain Pills Ox’s Not Percocet but OxyContin.. i Was Addicted B4 I Knew I was..& Im Smart Guy I Always knew Better but I Found Myself & I Couldn’t Stop & I was Lost.. Luckily I Got Scared Straight I had pneumonia & the Combination I Woke up with a Breathing tube in my throat & I had Just lost My Brother he was 44 & died of Piece Plaque broke loss went to his Heart died during a basketball Game..He just Dropped & Chris’s death hurt My Family so Bad I Knew I couldn’t be the One to Cause more Pain to my Family I wouldn’t be that selfish..So that Was it I Stopped cause I knew I was Going too Die..but . So Moving U could See the Pain in his Eyes when He talked about the Loss of his Son.! Pat I swear U out do UR URself every “Important.” Issue..

@KyleInOklahoma

3 жыл бұрын

*_I love how a lawyer like Shapiro, Dershowitz & others will defend law when it is been unjustly used against some of the most despicable people or when they step in because no matter how much we hate a person, we'l then claim to love the constitution. Good for these guys_*

@ishrartabassum2204

2 жыл бұрын

I need Robert shapiro to sue a lotta pharmacies

I'm listening to this while I work, not watching at all, and the piano music in the background gets in the way of the conversation. A respectful and intelectual conversation like this one doesn't need it.

@MissesCakes

5 жыл бұрын

amin social {

@frankfindout1505

3 жыл бұрын

I agree

@Andingo86

10 ай бұрын

Absolutely!

@j0dahighs0undz76

22 күн бұрын

I thought I was the only one thinking that

This is amazing what he is doing for addicts. I am now sober however I did do hard drugs for 5+ years. Lost over 20 friends, as to my close friends 1 is dead, 1 is homeless and one is in prison. Those are the only 3 options you have as an addict and I have seen them first hand. I am now sober 2 years plus some change. Have a good job, Have a family with my girlfriend and future steps son and really got to see what the world has to offer me. I wish I had a man like Robert around when I was 15 and my heart goes out to his loss of his son. On that note I love the videos and inspire now to make a great life for myself and my family and watch these videos everyday! Thank you for the wonderful content Valuetainment!

@VALUETAINMENT

6 жыл бұрын

Good for you for having the courage to change bad habits.

@pommiebears

5 жыл бұрын

Zachery Moore bloody well done! My husband had a terrible childhood and took to taking drugs for years. His best friend died in a car accident when they were 17.....and, he just sunk, self medicated, and there was nothing he wouldn’t do. This went on for years, and years. We’re in our 40’s now, and our kids are grown and healthy, and our lives are great. DONT GIVE UP! Easier said than done? I know......but, you write down the upside of drugs, and then write down the downside.....it soon snaps you out of it. Be well, and take good care......👍🏻🌸

Piano must go! Great interview though.

One of your best interviews...please do some more lawyer interviews. Love the tips and legal stories

My deepest sympathies for your sons loss Mr Shapiro, Thank you for the good work that you do for the children.

That bloody music!..

The interviews would be so much more enjoyable and interesting without the irratating background music

@Johntb100

4 жыл бұрын

well said

@mikesulakov

4 жыл бұрын

Yesssssssssss

@montydaniels1054

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, I kept trying to listen over the top of it.

@georgecantstandya4267

4 жыл бұрын

Didn't even notice it until I read this comment...now i can hear anything but that :-/

@zorroonmilkavitch1840

4 жыл бұрын

Personally I think if Freddie Mercury were wailing at the top of his lungs that we are the champions I really think that would really knock it out of the park

This is one of the best interviews. I've always been fascinated with Bob Shapiro

@forgottenpalace4472

3 жыл бұрын

Me, too.

@unsilentmajority1684

17 күн бұрын

He's loathsome. He knows he get a double murder off.

The piano track in the background spoils this interview.x

That's seriously AMAZING that not one child has failed with that many clubs! Kudos, Robert.

Two amazing individuals who make this world a better place.

@irisharan3038

Жыл бұрын

Never really rated Shapiro - if there was one it was F Lee Bailey, the great orator and court room battler who got OJ off and he worked pro Bono at Shapiros insistence - Shapiro wanted to sell out his own client as well as co counsel Robert Kardashian and he received millions but then complained OJ still owed him money.

That Boys & Girls Club arrangement is genius. Glad it’s actually working that’s huge for kids to be off drugs and motivated to make something of their selves.

Amazing video! Thank you I always learn sooooooo much from you and your guest.

Patrick Bet-David this is a great interview. When Mr. Shapiro began to speak about his son we were able to see/hear this man's heart. Before that he was just a "smooth talking" lawyer. You Patrick were born and equipped for such a time as this.....gifted to interview and pull out truth.

great interview's. Thank you

“The system is skewed towards the prosecution, even people who are innocent get convicted” - Right message, wrong messenger

Very touching and very real. Thanks to both of you. More of this people, less Gianluca vacchi

Insightful and wise person. One of many informative videos. Appreciate you sharing.

I greatly appreciate Mr Shapiro's work 👏 I'm a 26yr old recovering addict that had a sister die from addiction 5 yrs ago at the age of 26.. she was a mother of 3 & the youngest dosen't have a father, so I've been raising him ever since..

@fytc910

2 жыл бұрын

That's really great for you stepping up to the plate and help raise your nephew. Congratulations on your sobriety as well. I just turned 30 and I'm a struggling addict. I'm dying to get rid of the drugs and move on with my life, so I'm starting my recovery tomorrow. I want my life back and a better one. Wish me luck and pray for me bro and I'll do the same for you and your family. R.I.P to your sister. She's proud of you. You became a real man. Never lose sight of that and keep your eye on the ball. Stay organized and focused.

@colleenstack210

Жыл бұрын

@@fytc910 Sending positive thoughts!

Nice...but could you kill the background music?

@charlesaltman7511

6 жыл бұрын

who had the idea to ruin a good interview with background music? fire them!

@danbozwell5459

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed, LOVE his interviews and channel but the background music was very distracting.

@baxter987

5 жыл бұрын

I like it. It's barely noticeable and it keeps a thread through the interview

@polyphoniac

5 жыл бұрын

I lost count after the 2,857th repetition.

@distantfire6143

5 жыл бұрын

@@charlesaltman7511 instantly!! LOL

All of these interviews are incredible! Thank you for your most excellent work.

Great interview and amazing insight to his life

Does anyone notice Patric eyes wadering away from Shapiro while talking to him few times durring this interview?

Genius and wonderful personality 👍🏻 Mr.Shapiro is one of the rare people still being so humble and down to earth when already having climbed up to the highest point in the sky 🙏 I’m so impressed by his dedication, wisdom, charisma and commitment. A living legend I could listen to for hours. Thank you for this amazing interview 🫶 best wishes from Austria 🙋🏻‍♀️

Thank you, I been struggling with my family addicted to medicine. I feel so alone at times, it’s been ten years now. It’s sad to hear, but good that others are going threw same issue. The gym kept me away from the items that took my family...

@oldironsides4107

2 жыл бұрын

Addicted to medicine? The items that took your family? Ok buddy. Ok

@BBishop27

Жыл бұрын

@@oldironsides4107 Wow, you're a real scumbag, huh!? A stranger lost loved ones due to addiction & your weirdo damaged brain just had to make a pathetic/belittling comment. A lot of people do initially get addicted to medicine 1st & then move on to drugs. You don't have to be a p.o.s. to people to feel better about yourself. Just get a job, move outta Mommies basement, make some friends. Them maybe you won't be a miserable weirdo anymore.

Awesome, thank you!

One of best interviews...

What a great value content again, Mr Shapiro my deepest condolences. Great work!

Great and timely show. Thanks!

I wish I would have had something like this when my daughter was using. I'm a single mom and didn't know how to handle the situation. I did what the hospital told me to do and it didn't work. Thank you for this program. I hope it grows like wildfire.

@jlr1176

2 жыл бұрын

💔🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️‍🩹

This is great! Totally in awe of this channel god bless you brother 🙏🏽

GREAT INTERVIEW!!! Both of these men are class acts!!!

Why is he not talking about O.J.

@chillytoes337

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it was a little disappointing because the title "implies" that Shapiro is going to give up some untold behind the scenes stories of the O.J. case. Not so! Shapiro is interesting though.

Great interview. I never liked Mr Shapiro because of the OJ trial however after watching this interview I realized I was wrong to judge. What a wonderful human being.

Shapiro left out the part on why he was the lead attorney, but then OJ demoted him and put in Cochran. It’s because he was trying to talk OJ into take a plea bargain, OJ said why would I take a plea bargain when I didn’t do it. so that’s when oj brought in Cochran to be the lead attorney.

The world is so blessed to have you Pat thank you from the heart for all your amazing videos. You're literally giving your subscribers gold for free! ;)

What an inspiring man 🤗

Great tips for entrepreneurs on hiring lawyers! The part about his son was tragic, but what he did after he lost his son has probably saved many lives. Thanks, Pat!

Yo kill the background music 😂😂

I have really enjoyed this interview. The interviewer is very good at keeping the conversation going in a natural progression. Robert Shapiro is very interesting, and the two of them captivated me.

This is probably the best & Most Interesting Interview I've seen heart-breaking for Personal Reasons Also For Just Seen The Man Non-Judgementle & Using Logic, Reason & Tackling Problems To Help Others, he is Very Smart , Very Fair & Balanced,The World Needs More Of These Gentleman, God Bless Him & His Family, Thank you Mr Shapiro Thank you Pat💚 #1#1Valuetainment

@Wtahc

4 жыл бұрын

haha i could tell by reading this comment you were a flat earther bwahahahaua

@spacebar3010

4 жыл бұрын

@@Wtahc flat earther? ?? Wtf is that

Great interview.

Nice interview, great Robert Shapiro!

What a great interview.....2 great men

Brilliant lawyer!

What an amazing program

*_Robert Shapiro is such a beautiful soul. I really love the vibe he gives off_*

@forgottenpalace4472

3 жыл бұрын

I agree.

Do an Interview with Jesse Ventura!!

@jojolafrite90

4 жыл бұрын

Why the fuck would they do that?

@pamelabouchardclark9369

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@lkeysolo

4 жыл бұрын

Good one!

@BabyGrlTina34

4 жыл бұрын

I WOULD LOVE IT!!!

@KyleInOklahoma

3 жыл бұрын

*_Jesse? Really, that guy interests you? Well i guess some would watch but the money it costs to fly people around the country, it wouldn't be worth it financially. But Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger would be really amazing. What a great man._*

Awesome Awesome Awesome Mr. Robert Shapiro!!!

Robert Shapiro: lead counsel

Forget about his work on the O.J. trial...to ME, the most important part of this interview and, it was a surprise to me because I didn't know about it beforehand, was him telling the story of losing his son to drug addiction and the realities that go along with a drug addict's progression and the lies they tell so convincingly to hide it...he was absolutely spot on about ALL OF IT. The lies from the addict, the fact that you can send a loved one to the MOST prestigious and acclaimed 30 day rehab program on down to a government funded 30 day program and nearly every addict WILL relapse on the 31st day. Fact. Sometimes within HOURS of release. I'm sorry for his loss but truly appreciate his brutal honesty about this horrific problem we face in this country, particularly for our youth and our own children. Best part of the interview and the most important part, imo.

Can you pls redo this without the music

"She inspired a lot of men." That's one way to look at it.

@myronedmond9500

4 жыл бұрын

“She has god given talent” I love lawyers

@catherinepositano8544

4 жыл бұрын

@@myronedmond9500 😂😂😂... It's actually a mispronounced word.. It's pronounced LIARS

@forgottenpalace4472

3 жыл бұрын

Lol. Why did they say that? How did she inspire alot of men? I looked her up but can't find anything that she did that would inspire men.

@32:10 is the most crucial moment in what is just an advert on what a brilliant lawyer shapiro is and his businesses. Just after this time frame he admits he ALWAYS wants to know what actually went down so he can credibly defend his client. What most people forget is that Shapiro was the LEAD Lawyer at the beginning of OJ Simpson's Trial and only later ceded to the PT Barnum of the Case, Johnny Cochran, so given this, Shapiro MUST have known what ACTUALLY went down on the night Nicole Simpson and Ron Goldman were murdered. Shapiro KNOWS OJ Simpson is Guilty of their Murders; I reckon Robert Kardashian KNEW of OJ Simpson's guilt as well because his face at the end when the verdict was read is one of absolute shock. The "Dream Team" went the Racial Route because any other route would have led to OJ being RIGHTFULLY convicted of Nicole Simpson and Ron Goodman's deaths. No wonder he no longer talks about it - scared he might let slip

@pjpredhomme7699

26 күн бұрын

There are several flawed assumptions on your part. The first is - that Shapiro was the lead - and he is the one that started the whole racial component. His investigator had done digging and found out Fuhrman's colorful background . 2nd - he actually hired Johnny Cochran and brought him onto the case. As has been well described - Shapiro was a deal broker - he did not go to court -which is the case 90 something% of the time. So he began "playing the race card " as a way to gain leverage to get his client a better deal. He miscalculated his ability to manage the other people on the "scheme team" and it got away from him. He always knew OJ did it the idea that lawyers represent innocent wrongly accused is feasible but is more for the movies.

THis was just awesome. I wish it had more views.

Hey Pat, how do you get all these interviews with big people? The good old shoe trick?

@jaredgoodwin1750

6 жыл бұрын

Royyan Ibrahim ya 10k becomes 10$ when you're that rich

@PipeScholar

5 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he books most of them. Gotta spend money to make money!

Loyola Law School is NOT on the main Loyola University campus pictured @ 5:37, LLS is just outside of downtown LA in a less than desirable area, which explains the giant iron fence surrounding it!

Hey Pat, I heard you did an interview with Jay Morrison. When are you going to upload that interview? Can't wait for it if it actually happened

The background music is madning

Headline should read *"Robert Shapiro, OJs attorney reveals Untold Stories--- NOTHING ABOUT OJ--- but untold stories* And OMG!!! 😳 That CONSTANT PIANO MUSIC!😠😠🤬 ABSOLUTELY UNCALLED FOR! (I had to play thru bluetooth and sit in another room to be able to pay attention to Shapiro's words versus that damn piano!)

Holy crap. This is mostly a commercial for Legalzoom and Right Counsel.

With the logo transitions it seems interesting points where cut out mid sentance.Not saying they where it seems like it,the old style is better.

One of the best interviews. @38:40 I know very similar story with my friend’s son fell into that environment and also died at 25 years old. And the father is very successful real estate investor. Very unfortunate

I guess entrepreneurs want feedback but I bugs me that all that people took from this was logo transitions and background music . Great interview PBD, thanks for all of the GREAT, FREE CONTENT that you make available for folks like myself who are changing our lives. It's great guidance.

I'm disappointed. I was expecting some inside stories on O.J. not a commercial for Shapiro's businesses.

@kjnest

4 жыл бұрын

Thats why he agreed to be interviewed!

@georgewagner2352

4 жыл бұрын

What reputable attorney would talk about one of their cases, in detail, on a world stage? How much do you know about law, and the ethics of attorneys/bar association? Confidentiality? Did you actually listen to the man? There was very wise insight to be heard in this interview.

@wdotgreatest

4 жыл бұрын

George Wagner what insight are you referring to? I don’t hear any wise insightful statements

@will5063

4 жыл бұрын

@George Wagner read the title you idiotic fool. Shame on you

@zorroonmilkavitch1840

4 жыл бұрын

@@wdotgreatest then you must clean the turds from your ears no actually that's rude to say I shouldn't say turds I should say spuds

This guy is one of the best lawyers i have ever seen besides obviously Alan shore

I like the music with this interview

Love the BrentClub idea. Such a positive organization. I never smoked, did drugs, drank only six months of my life. At age 4 I heard about the principals' son died of a drug overdose, that scared me straight to never get into addictive substances. I wish more people in the world were like this. Saved me for sure from getting in with the bad crowd. I was never less social, without alcohol it forced me, a super shy introvert to be more outgoing. Many people never realize their social potential because they fall back on alcohol or drugs for social relaxation. Now I am more of an extrovert because of it. I feel blessed that I was able to figure this out so early in life.

God the music ducking kills the vibe

Great interview, great ability to choose guests

He is a true lawyer throughout

Know all about those early morning calls. They are really scary and always end with with disaster.

I like this vid..great interview but get rid of the background music..I nearly threw my phone in the rubbish..

@HamiltonRb

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe just turn the video off rather than throw away your phone

Fascinating interview. Pat, why do you look off in the distance when you ask a question??

@VALUETAINMENT

6 жыл бұрын

I’m thinking. I dont bring notes to most interviews. My brain is flowing through questions that I’d like to ask.

@dbc7772011

6 жыл бұрын

That makes sense. You asked very insightful questions and I could see myself being somewhat intimidated and distracted by such a prominent individual. Well done.

A fascinating man.

I would love to talk to Mr shapiro about the prescription drug epidemic. I have some unique ideas on how to get people off of the opiates, prevent young kids and adults from ever starting, and getting more information out in the world. Most people truly do not know about the opiate epidemic other than the most basic facts, people are dying from it. Thank you Mr shapiro for giving so much to this illness. Thank you for being a great example of a human being for caring so much after you went through the most tragic event any parent can endure.

Sorry for your loss Robert. God bless

Why the music???

what about NJ. Amazing person but we need the program in NJ

What a story. So sad. I am taking prescription Narcotics now and I didn't know the deadly combinations. Thanks for teaching me that and the other stuff. Amazing episode as always. I love it that this channel isn't all about business these days because if you have personal issues there is no way you can have a great business and Pat has realized that and is bringing us content to better our lives. Thanks Valuetainment team 🙏

@VALUETAINMENT

6 жыл бұрын

My man!

@AdamSteinzOfficial

5 жыл бұрын

Drug Addict.

Patrick, me, Robert, and the Vegas Mayor guy should have some lunch and beers! PUSH THE LIMITS 🕺

Addiction is a Deceased I'm 1000% in agreement with Mr.Shapiro, I'm sorry about his tragic lost but He turned it around and He's helping so many Children it's Amazing what He's doing I have a New RESPECT for this Gentleman.

Please do more on drug addiction

Brilliant man. Positive change in his community! Addiction is mostly a choice and not an illness. Someone doesn’t choose to suffer from ALS, MS, etc. Drugs and/or Alcohol use is a choice, not a disease. I’m sorry his son died from his addiction. I wish he didn’t have this pain in his life.

Wow that’s amazing. Not one kid fail a random drug test!

@CaptainPlanet007

6 жыл бұрын

Elite Clinical Research then again he’s a lawyer... 😳🧐

I really wanted to watch to the end, but couldn't stand the music. have to give up!

Awesome intellect extremely interesting person.

Eh, 2 bumblebees. 3 birds. Lots of sunshine. Interesting.

Little that we knew he is a unknown hero😩🙏🏽

I've never heard of this dude but im hooked. His channel is awesome.

Whats up with the music 🤷‍♂️🤦

Awesome interview, but the background track music was so annoying !!!

i don't understand the idea behind the background music. i've noticed it in a number of valuetainment interviews and its very irritating.

I only got so far 'cause that music was doing my head in.

Love the music. Very relaxing.

I lasted for 24 minutes. That was about as compelling as watching paint dry.

@georgewagner2352

4 жыл бұрын

The man gave great advice to civilians on what to look for in an attorney and he gave great advice on how lawyers should behave in court. He also has a message and a mission to honor his son's legacy and to help children. It's too bad that your attention span or intellect just couldn't cope with an old fashioned interview. You must be a fan of "the view" or "first take"

@minkymott

4 жыл бұрын

You're better than I am. I lasted half that long.

Telling an attorney is actually risky as once you reveal some information they will no longer take certain positions and/or arguments due to ethical guidelines. This is primarily important in criminal law. Ie if you tell an attorney that yeah I knew that it was going to be drugs they will not argue that you thought you were buying bicycles whereas if you say a different perspective the attorney will argue before trial to get a plea or charges dropped based on the facts of the case and they can do it in good faith. Something to know

@montydaniels1054

4 жыл бұрын

Well, the attorney I hired to defend my wife on a drug, plus a drinking & driving charge. Believe me, it wasn't looking good for her. I explained everything to the attorney because my wife didn't remember much of what happened. Well, once he knew everything, he was able to put just enough twist on everything that it made the case flow really smooth, plus we were all surprised with the outcome. I'm sure everyone knows about the 3-Strike rule. Well, her 1st 3 drunk driving tickets, well, she got them just before computers were being used to store everything. The attorney asked that we pickup a copy of her driving record from the Secretary of State. I started looking at the printout & to our surprise, there were no OUIL's listed. They just skipped over her driving records & put the main parts, like her drivers license number & every place she lived at from when she 1st got her drivers license.....Her attorney was shocked to see a clean driving record, as we were. I remember him asking me if I had removed or altered her records.... So I believe it depends on what the case, or what the charges are. The good thing is she's been clean & sober ever since then. Now what kind of drunk was she? She drank right up until the night before the 1st court appearance. She by no means wanted to stop drinking, or using the drugs she was taking but after she read all 9 pages of the accident report, looking at all the damaged vehicles & when I told her about the man who I believed ended up with a permanent back injury, [I was in 2 automobile accidents & have back injuries.] I feel that by her seeing me everyday, I believe it all started to sink in. Especially when I would mention to her, ''I'm sure that guy you ran into is in pain like I am, Probably Every Day.''...........................

Feel like I’m at a fancy restaurant 🤦🏻‍♂️

We need one in Louisiana!!!!! Drugs are awful here!!!!!