Keep going Doc. - Canada is proud of you and needs you. So do the rest of the sane people living across the world

@JLudd

8 ай бұрын

This is heavy

@heldercunha4803

8 ай бұрын

From Portugal, I stand by this message as well.

@hoodoosmusik

8 ай бұрын

🇨🇦❤JBP

@magorzatakitka4266

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely agree ❤ I'm from Poland.

@chickenmonger123

8 ай бұрын

Well I think many not sane people need his voice more than the sane. But really they’ve done a great job in making sure people of the wrong political color don’t listen to him, and merely disagree. Surely you can spot where he is wrong in his thinking. Why that thinking is wrong. But most can’t hold more than one perspective in their mind. And psychology is the comparison of perspective per se. Of course they cannot.

Good interview. Glenn is the best. One of the very few journalists you can rely on these days.

It’s an odd phenomenon: while listening, you feel that this is simply self-evidently true. It requires no rhetoric, just speaks to an essential truth. Thank you both for this inestimably important dialogue.

@mayorofthenonsense

8 ай бұрын

Truth has its own quality. It has a certain ring to it which doesn’t require qualifying or defending. In a way it’s a bit like what they used to say about Pornography - you may not be able to accurately define it, but you’ll sure as hell know it when you see it!

@Coldspace882

7 ай бұрын

JP says tell the truth and watch where it takes you

@vinaSOAD

6 ай бұрын

also never switching subjects or not answering questions

Wonderful talk. Greenwald is a smart man, a clear thinker, a person with integrity.

This man has helped millions of men and women, and he has been vilified for it, it's absolutely disgraceful. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts Mr Peterson 🙏🏽

@Nate-lz2iq

8 ай бұрын

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@Huxya

8 ай бұрын

I was just sitting and waiting to die, no hope, no purpose, no desires... he saved my life. and I won't necessarily live longer because of this, probably not, but, by the grace of God, I LIVE.

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

​@@Huxyakeep on keeping on

Condolences on the loss of a close loved one, Glenn. I'm tearing up. 😢❤ May you find peace. And your spiritual path seems to mirror one I've found myself on... To my surprise.

Two brilliant orators discussing the critical issues of today. Thoroughly enjoyed this.

Citizen 4 broke my American identity...in two. I loved how Glenn received your style of questioning. You're great at this, Jordan. Thanks again!

Two of my favorite public intellectuals. Brilliant conversation.

Dear Dr Peterson, I'm so, so happy to see you looking so well. When you were enduring your darker days, I was a bit surprised at how often I thought of you and how I became quite demanding (belligerent, even) with God that you MUST NOT be lost to us. You're kinda momentous. You've been a gift to my thinking. Big thanks, big love. Gratitude!

@bha1246

8 ай бұрын

Excellent.

@user-ws5dw1ul7h

8 ай бұрын

I felt exactly the same ..so glad other people were praying for him as well .. we can’t afford to be without him …

Good afternoon Jordan and Glenn Truly grateful for your continued sensemaking. Thankyou. 💜

one of the things i have found with this good vs. evil society is you will see people thinking they are more like heroes and being unwilling to acknowledge their relationship to the villain

Two of the most clear thinking and beneficial men on the internet. Thank you both for all you have contributed to the welfare of our society. Bless you both.

This was great. As a person who feels politically homeless, this conversation matches how I feel about things more than anything I've heard in a while.

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

Peterson political party.. lol P.P party for short. Lol or PPP. P3 party

@nicholastrice5834

8 ай бұрын

Funny. I found myself using g the exact same phrase- "politically homeless"- to describe myself a few weeks ago. I think it's a common sentiment these days, and increasing rapidly. Both sides have their points, sure, but both sides are basically authoritarian and polarized to the point of madness now. This is true both for the establishment as well as much of the constituencies on both sides. Dialogues like this are important. I'd like to see more of them. The time is more than ripe for sane people of all political persuasions to unite against this duopolistic, tyrannical lunacy.

Brilliant chat, and was so relieved at 1:37:00 Jordan finally hit on the “unholy alliance” between ideologues and corporate/state interests. This is the bit that should concern everybody. Forget left/right, this new unholy alliance is the battleground of our time and one that should monitored and challenged by every sane person in the world with any interest in freedom and peace.

@ianl5882

8 ай бұрын

💯

@djknox2

8 ай бұрын

I agree. However Glenn stating that it doesn't really matter whether the corporate world is cynically embracing the leftist identity politics, or whether corporate leaders now buy into, is something I would disagree with. I think it is very important to understand which of those two is the dominant driver. One can't find a solution until the problem is clearly understood.

@Peter-en8lk

7 ай бұрын

@@jayal1992 you don't have to respect him, but to say he doesn't have courage is just downright stupid. especially coming from some faceless youtube user.

@MrFro89

7 ай бұрын

I don't think it's that mysterious though. It's a new kind of Marxism, as JBP has repeatedly stated. They no longer divide society in rich vs poor, but between sexes, races, sexuality, etc. They're happy to join forces with corporations that will help them achieve more power, and the corporates are happy to promote an ideology that removes competition and helps them stay rich.

Is it me or are we living in neurotic times where this fear is allowed to cultivate and the only method to attempt to mitigate this chaos is control rather than accepting educated awareness of threat and the right to individual sovereignty, freedom to think, freedom to fall at our own assessment.

@Rawdiswar

8 ай бұрын

Not just you Karl

@nellymoo635

8 ай бұрын

I agree with your assessment, too.

@DDeCicco

7 ай бұрын

Pretty spot-on. There is a prevailing sense among the "elites" that the average citizen lacks the necessary mental abilities to guide their own lives. Due to this assumed lack, they craft legislation that supposedly mitigates problems *for* the citizen, not dissimilar from an overbearing parent that would try to prevent their child from experiencing *any* harm by sheltering and spoiling them.

What a dense comversation! I love it when you bring people with historic left winning positions! Thank you very much for the work you both do in favor of free speech and dialogue between different sides of the political spectum! We have more in common than we have differences and we are stronger together. Thank you so much!

I really enjoyed this conversation. It's brilliant how both of you touched on a wide range of topics that resonate with what America needs to hear. I grew up without religion, and I now believe that all religions have an underlying truth beneath the overarching divisions; there is so much knowledge. I think near-death experiences (NDEs) and noticing synchronicities in life have opened me up to spirituality.

@randycliff4045

7 ай бұрын

I also enjoyed this conversation. Engagement at this level operates partially as fuel for thought, and partially as a cleanse of the ongoing clutter everyone is exposed to in the last 3yrs. I also grew up without any guidance in faith, being introduced well after being married. However I look back to my early years, surrounded by a Christian culture which offered protections many of these last two generations should long for. Today I believe in the importance (or possibly requirement) of a society to view the transcendent (God) as being paramount. This allows the so called leaders of society to admit their weaknesses and their need / hope in that higher authority, and thereby bring these leaders down a notch towards those being lead. Yet the societies of the West are surrendering their dependence on God (or outright trying to kill Him), leaving brain-dead leaders to falsely operate as if they are the ultimate authority, and we are witnessing these maniac tyrants / dictators undoing 200yrs of growth and prosperity, assassinating the hopes of our children and grandchildren, and with the applause of the loud and the selfish.

Glenn is great and he is one of the few journalists who understands how things work here in Brazil.

@paulodossantos5380

8 ай бұрын

Also lied a lot when he was down here.

@coracora161

8 ай бұрын

Really? He knows what north Americans want from Brazil. Not for the Brazilians need.

@henriquecamboim

8 ай бұрын

Entende tanto que causou uma das maiores crises politicas do seculo ate agora. O molusco ta de volta, entre outros fatores, por causa dele.

Damn Greenwald and Taibbi back to back? You're killin' it Jordan.

Glenn Greenwald is the the statue of integrity. What he says should be taught in schools.

@nicoledickens2366

8 ай бұрын

23:15 wrong guys! It started with feminists like Meghan Murphy. Like most revolutions, our current fight started with the demonization of women who dared to speak. Everyone hates feminists so no one cared.

@nicoledickens2366

8 ай бұрын

@@PSYCHOTROLLSLAYER only if it's a really fun troll. Battle not with trolls, lest ye become a troll, and if you gaze into the their regenerative eyes, their regenerative eyes gaze also into you.

@user-ex4qx4md5f

8 ай бұрын

KZread is full of fake bots trying to put vague positive statements and comments that appear to appeal to both those that disagree with the content and agree with the content as a way of data gathering how to persuade people en masse bots are getting smarter however they are still just bots and they are worthless to people. Commenting appears to have become a data gathering for those seeking power to steal our opinions and use our points of view against us rather than a place where we can communicate together and express ourselves. There is no point in commenting anymore or smart phones or smart anything, it’s all just spying on us and using our info against us.

@aliciamelman9863

8 ай бұрын

Agreed.

@udarpavarota396

8 ай бұрын

🤦‍♂️

Great conversation! Truly grateful for both of you

Hello Mr. Peterson, I love your work

@ykm257

8 ай бұрын

You love his incitement to genocide?

It's a good conversation. Jordan and his guests rarely disappoint. I loved the casual manner in which Jordan threw in the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" remark then moved on : )

@devangelism5810

8 ай бұрын

Jurassic Peter is the one who can't contend with the big boys.

@janinemaldonado336

8 ай бұрын

troll@@devangelism5810

Dr. Peterson continues to blaze a much needed path. Keep up the great work good sir!!

@bha1246

8 ай бұрын

Right on man

Such huge support for this man Glenn 🎉 taking on the giants!

Two brilliant critical thinkers warning us about the serious current threats to free speech and the rise of authoritarian censorship - thank you. I pray we listen and act.

I appreciate that they discussed airport tyranny. After flying across America earlier this year, I was so disgusted at basically ALL of the staff I encountered amidst my travels because of the disdain filter they all had over their eyes when viewing the general public. I've never been able to tolerate people who truly believe they are "above" other people like they somehow bleed a different color other than red. I'll be damned surprised if I ever fly again.

@marcwood2741

8 ай бұрын

Two things. One is that this conversation ignored the fact that the airline industry was dead after 911. They were begging the government to do something to restore public trust in airline safety. If there is a scandal, it's that they didn't pay for it. There is no right to fly and it shouldn't be a government service. Two, the TSA actually does a very good job of training high school graduates on highly complex equipment and a labyrinth of ever-changing rules. What they are required to do is awkward and complicated and few consider how many difficult situations they are presented with from the crazy or the drunk or the demanding or the amazingly rude and entitled or the seriously disabled. The officers don't make the rules, but they are required to follow them by law. They are just as much stuck in the system as the traveling public. The TSA had to get up and running overnight and mass hire and mass train a bunch of poorly paid citizens to perform this difficult and unpleasant job. If you had to deal with a thousand travelers a day for 30K, you would very quickly find yourself being on guard that any encounter could be one of the dozens of rude, entitled, irrational, and/or combative interactions that you deal with every single day. I'm not saying that they shouldn't ideally suck it up and reset with a smile all day. I'm just saying that the TSA did the best possible job that anyone could reasonably expect with what it had to do and what it had to work with. I know there have been countless embarassing anecdotes for them, but that is also in the context of screening 100s of millions of passengers every year in a fairly timely fashion. Trust me when I tell you that you would be shocked at how many guns and potentially explosive devices they have intercepted. Did any of those people have bad intent? probably not. Is it all worth the cost? I don't think so. But it wasn't part of any conspiracy psyop and the government got a pretty good deal based upon what they ordered and what they paid for it. I'm sure that nobody enjoyed any of it in any way, but you should blame people's fear of flying and the fact that our government was willing to throw money at it. It literally couldn't have been any better without being much more wasteful.

@GamingBaked

8 ай бұрын

@@marcwood2741Dude no one is reading all of that. You seem like u were having a point until I just skipped it , not trying to read a novel lol Gotta sum this stuff up some times

@labtumcm

8 ай бұрын

​@@GamingBakedi had the exact same though after seeing his comment haha

@danielremel3417

8 ай бұрын

If you’re not willing to take the time and read an objective response that’s over 140 characters, you’re kinda missing the whole point of listening to these types of videos and discussions.

@sarasamson5922

8 ай бұрын

Right, I don't hear this discussed much these days. I've always felt like I was being treated like a criminal, guilty until proven innocent. In 2013, Newark Airport, I must have flinched while being X-Ray screened, then flinched again when I was being pat down as punishment for failing my X-ray. So I was taken into another room and made to strip down in front of 2 women. I lost it so suddenly I scared myself and them, and they halted the strip search. Upon leaving I yelled to them: 'Do we all feel SAFER now?' How many terrorists snuck through the back door while I was being strip-searched for flinching at a pat-down? I submitted to the FBI-like 'trusted traveler' program process so that I'd never have to have that possibility again. I feel like I've bought a freedom I shouldn't've had to.

We have lost a true base line comparison in contemporary society. Nearly every modern issue is illuminated by citing how things used to be 50 or 100 years ago - and yet the real base line exists prior to the industrial revolution. The homestead was everything prior to the industrial revolution... it was your grocery store, your dairy, your laboratory, your locale to seek adventure, your bakery/kitchen, your EVERYTHING... and the FAMILY ran it in the best way they could figure out. When you left your homestead - you entered "the public"... where it was SO important to be polite and courteous - "polite" in the sense that you were entering the world politic (same root word) and courteous in the sense that you learned to exhibit the manners/behavior you would use in court (again... same root word). Our proclivity to kick our offspring "out of the nest" so to speak should not necessarily mean that we exile them from the homestead. Certainly it would be better for everyone to learn to forbear each other so that multi-generational households were the norm and yet everyone in such a household was accorded the respect and dignity they deserved. Nowadays our homesteads are simply where we sleep... and eat, but sometimes not even that. Everyone leaves the homestead... to daycare, to school, to college, to work, to some sort of activity that is no longer on the homestead. So when we seek a baseline for comparison, I think it is incredibly important that we look back a little further than the last 50 or 100 years.

@nicholastrice5834

8 ай бұрын

Interesting idea. I agree that the degradation of family solidarity/closeness/integrity over the last hundred years and its slow assimilation by a corporate government- now reaching an apex in ubiquitous and invasive mass surveillance- is a major root of our current national malaise. Strength, like charity, begins at home, and the atomization of society and the near- abolition of any barrier between the public and the private has sapped our foundations as a democratic republic.

great to have this conversation. thank you so much.

Glen Greenwald is one of the few journalists I trust. Great interview!

@Geezerelli

8 ай бұрын

Trust? In 2023? In politics or science?😂

@alexpacquola6883

8 ай бұрын

I'm from Brazil I don't trust him at all, cause I know him better than you.

thank you Jordan !! and love to Glenn. fantastic discussion

What a lovely man Greenwald is. Thank you.

Jordan is very welcome in the Netherlands.👍

This is probably one of the best episodes.

Glenn is amazing! Very grateful for his reporting!

I love Glenn, he's so important, he's done such great work

Glenn Greenwald is one of my favorite journalists. Great interview! Would be great to have him back for another one!

Dear God...please bring Jordan and Alex Jones together for a podcast! 🎉

@ykm257

8 ай бұрын

Alex will have to visit Jordan in prison unfortunately.

@sonicleaves

8 ай бұрын

​​@@ykm257Prison, what? First time hearing anything about this. Aren't they just going for Peterson's license?

@Mikemcjr

8 ай бұрын

Absolutely

@Syncopia

8 ай бұрын

I don't think I'm their personalities mesh together very well.

@guitaristdotcom

8 ай бұрын

Nah.

Thank God for brave, wisdom warriors like you two - Jordan and Glenn - in these times of totalitarian uproars. We are with you - keep on going!! Not enough words to expreas my gratitude 🙏 ✨️ ❤️

Thank you Jordan. You are so appreciated. You do so much and genuinely try to help and my respect for you and all youre doing just keeps growing. Youre absolutely right. You make this and im sure all other canadian 's especially proud.

@sama1852

8 ай бұрын

Glenn has recently criticised Peterson, along with other commentators who have critiqued cancel culture, for being in support of censorship of speech supporting Palestinian rights and cause.

@ykm257

8 ай бұрын

How can you be proud of him after his incitement to genocide?

Fantastic interview - one of the best. I greatly appreciate that Glenn brought evidence to the table for every argument. We could being doing this kind of conversation more often!

I love this conversation ❤️👍

I love listening to both of the very intelligent men. Thank you!

Great Episode!!! Loved it 😍

Absolutely fantastic decision to have the great and honorable Glen Greenwald on the podcast!! Dear Jordan, I highly doubt that you'll see this comment but it would be absolutely amazing if you would consider having immortal technique on your podcast I think it would be an absolutely riveting conversation!!!

Jordan you are GOLD. We love you and thank you. ❤ from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@ykm257

8 ай бұрын

A true Scot would be disgusted by this spineless man.

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

In Canada you might have your back account frozen for such sentiments... 😢😛😛😜

I've been self censoring for years... I realized it a few years ago. So the question beckons: Am I more afraid of the fall out when I speak - or the way the world might end up if I do Not speak the truth. 💖

@curtisvalle5141

5 ай бұрын

Be judicious but my experience is more what makes me feel stronger vs weaker. Speak the Truth, Sister

Inspiring conversation, well done.

OMG Jordan Peterson and Glenn Greenwald; Love it.

Great interview. Greenwald is a great guest.

Dear prof Jordan, we are admiring you! Please keep our hopes high for better times in this world despite of awful things that are happening in Middle East right now. We as polish young students have experienced the the visit to Auschwitz Birkenau (Oświęcim). After seeing this museum we could not sleep and eat for two or three weeks. We were so shocked! We were born after II WW and it was moment to really learn about holocaust! At that time in Poland the government was deeply communistic.

I’ve never heard of this guy but I really like what he has to say. I’m going to try to subscribe to any channels he’s on.

@user-qm3qt2fk7v

5 ай бұрын

Hope you're watching Glenn these days

Looking forward to this one ☺️

I didn’t know you lost your partner Glenn. Broke my heart to hear that. You composed yourself so well after saying that. I could hear your sadness in your moment of strength.

I wasn’t expecting this to ever be an invterview I saw on this page . Always been a big fan of glen! Great interview

Thank you gentlemen for this interesting conversation. Mr Greenwald is very articulate, which is a joy to listen to. All the best, sir.

This is one of the best conversations I’ve heard.

Great discussion! Thank you Sir.

Two of my fav people. Thank you guys.

Wow, this was a really great dialog!

Very cool that you did an episode with Glenn. This is why I stay subscribed

This may be Jordan Peterson’s best podcast yet. Good show.

JORDAN IS ON FIRE WITH THESE GUESTS Looking sharp and healthy as ever too

Wow. Best in years. Thank you both

Thankyou so much for laying out malaise of our political, social times!

Both of you always kick ass.

Appreciate you two so much! Please provide caption!

I just hope that one day I can talk to Dr. Peterson

Great interview, thank you!

My heart goes out to Glenn, seeing him without his wedding ring on (as a widower myself) makes me so sad.

Great interview.

I'm loving the clean shaven JP! Looking spiffy Jordan!

Yes, due process, due diligence, and give honour where honour is due. 👌🙌✍️🙌💌🤞🤲🙏🤲

Thank you Mr Peterson ❤

Sickest Freudian slip ever at 2:10

@mbz5152

8 ай бұрын

that would be bush on Ukraine and Iraq but this one is interesting too

Prison, my lord? Hamlet: Denmark's a prison. Rosencrantz: Then is the world one. Hamlet: A goodly one, in which there are many confines, wards, and dungeons, Denmark being one o' th' worst. Rosencrantz: We think not so, my lord. Hamlet: Why then 'tis none to you; for there is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. To me it is a prison.

Great conversation thankyou

Great conversation! Hearing Glen talk about deep questions of existence is not something we often have an opportunity to experience.

Thank you dr. Peterson for such discussions. Kindly consider using an iPad instead of a mobile phone to access information you need during the podcasts.

Two of my absolutely favorite people!

What a great interview! Balanced turn taking amid the wide range of topics, candid self revelation on the part of Mr Greenwald. But - best of all - phenomenal intelligence coupled with authenticity from these two intellectual giants ! Loved EVERY minute of it. 🙏🙏🙏

I attended one of Dr. Peterson's talks recently in Belfast. His speech was phenomenal, as expected, however I think that there's another aspect of the experience that should be considered heavily: Just the act of him being there inspired hope. The stadium was absolutely packed, traffic along key roads at a standstill, just because of how many people showed up. It should be noted that the talk took place late on Sunday night, so it was at an inconvenient time for most people and yet still, thousands came. If the media is to be believed Jordan is mired in controversy and should be avoided, the same media and our government here tries to make us believe that those who have common sense or at least an open mind are the minority, but that evening, at least for me, proved that that narrative (as with a great deal of things you'll hear from such sources) is a lie. Seeing so many people willing to spend time and money to sit through a talk by someone so vilified by governments and major media institutions, because they wanted to see and judge the content for themselves and think independently was such an uplifting experience, and the feeling of respect within the audience was palpable. (Except for those few lads at the back who'd taken full advantage of the bar areas in situ of course). As someone who is entirely unqualified to give one, my message is this: Do not give in to despair, there are many good people still left, and they hope you know that you're welcome among them.

Such a powerful thing to witness Jordan waking up :)

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

Lol one of the first to wake up

@ofthetree

8 ай бұрын

ha ha

@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH

8 ай бұрын

Where have you been since 2016?? I understand the period of clawing ones way out from the depths of a justifiable pharmacological dependency...i.e; reestablishing and recalibrating your new baseline "zero" afterwards. Is that what you mean when you say: "waking up"?

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

@@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH guy may or may not be a bit lol

@richardclark5112

8 ай бұрын

I think then you and I may have a slightly different meaning of waking up… @@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH

Wish you were coming to Hungary! I'm there now and would happily see you again -- did a meet and greet with you in Phoenix a few years ago and it's a highlight of my life.

Great episode Alot of wonderful points about politics

That’s the episode I was waiting for.

This interview was well worth the time to listen to. Alot of food for thought in this interaction between Dr. Peterson and Attorney Greenwalt.

We already know.. Thank you Jordan!

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

Dream the best dreams

Thank you Dr Peterson & guest

The guise of compassion brings to mind an old CS Lewis quote, “Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victim may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated, but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end, for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”

Wow, one of the best yet.

They're trying to build a prison They're trying to build a prison For you and me to live in Another prison system...for you and me.

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

Can't you see, they don't want you to be free!!? Open your eyes to the lies that travel through the skies to your eyes, what does it mean ? As seen on the t.v screen

@Anonymous.Wisper

8 ай бұрын

What have your heard what do you deserve? To judge or to be judged... better to hug or be hugged.

Thank you ❤

As always 5⭐ content

Do you know, I have never flown since 9/11 and it is for that very reason, that I refuse to submit to being treated like a criminal as a matter of course.

@finflwr

8 ай бұрын

Same.

@susanpetropoulos1039

8 ай бұрын

It’s so dehumanizing. I watched as an old man in a wheelchair was required to stand up at the TSA gate. Then they urged him to try to step through it, unassisted! They said that they could not touch him to help! It was obvious that he could not comply with their demands. He looked confused and frightened. And no one dared to interfere. We all failed the test laid out before us, echoing the past.

Pairing that is long overdue 🎉

Keep at it Jordan, cheers from New Zealand 😊

@user-ti4gj3kl5y

8 ай бұрын

Agree with you from Australia

@ykm257

8 ай бұрын

Keep at what? Incitement to genocide?

Jordan Peterson is the best doctor of psychology

Fantastic discussion. Thank you both for bringing forth nuance, intelligence and peaceful discourse.