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@keelypack2735

2 жыл бұрын

Sarah Boone ( Jorge Torres...Florida 2020) please!! I love all of you; but Scott Rouse Rules! I am Scott Rouse’s #1 fan!

@missaretha1969

2 жыл бұрын

I know y’all are in Vegas but I’m having Behavior Panel WITHDRAWAL! If you do this again next year, I’m going for the hanging out part first and the stellar, top of the line, training second! Who wants to bet a MILLION BUCKS that Mark is STILL wearing RED SOCKS with jeans on???

@jodil7

2 жыл бұрын

@@keelypack2735 ok! I can accept being runner up! 😂 He is just so calming & has the kindest smile.

@jerrigullion6145

2 жыл бұрын

Have you guys ever done a video on Elisa and Adam Baker (The Zahra Baker case)? I couldn't find it if so. I think that would be an interesting one.

@b00ts4ndc4ts

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys, I spotted my first 'fading facts' today MP. Zaharwai and his interview on Sky News, when asked if he has used off shore accounts to ovoid paying tax his chin came down, hands self soothing and talks like a mouse.

Just a few minutes in, but I got to say I love this type of editing, where we repeatedly see what you guys speak to. I do understand it's a lot of extra work editing it this way, but it's highly appreciated.

@EliciaWendling

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! The re-wind of the specific section of the gesture being referred to is VERY helpful!

@sjt609

2 жыл бұрын

AGREE! Well done gentlemen.💗

@frequenco5545

2 жыл бұрын

fully agree!

@alexishenderson5843

Жыл бұрын

Agree! I love this format!

As the interview gets near the end, the more I believe her and Mr. Morgan becomes to seem more like one striving to make it like a cheap tabloid gossip story. The gentleman who tragically died, his family is suffering deeply. They will long to find someone to blame for their horrific loss. They will have their suspicions. Brokenness often directs us to seek reason for senseless loss and tragedy. No disrespect to the family for their great loss of their loved one, but Mr. Morgan needs to investigate that perhaps the big story needing told is actually the corruption within the people governing and running Belize.

@KJKali

2 жыл бұрын

You are so right and Lord Ashcroft is right at the heart of that. He wields enormous power there and literally owns the bank, funds the police etc. It’s going to be very difficult for this lady to even see her children, let alone get custody. My heart breaks for them being deprived of a loving mother at such a young age because of something that happened by accident. (Not ‘on’ accident)

@KJKali

2 жыл бұрын

Piers was very disingenuous when he pretended not to know that Lord Ashcroft owns Belize and runs it as a corrupt tax haven. Even I know that, as does anyone in the UK with even a passing interest in this story. I really hope Jasmine gets a custody arrangement in place before the kids are shipped off to an English boarding school and brainwashed against her.

@codeXenigma

2 жыл бұрын

Are you saying ignore the person with the gun in their hand, that pointed a potentially loaded weapon at someone's head and pulled the trigger? Clearly it other people's fault that she can't just get away with it and accept no responsibility. She doesn't need to apologise to anyone. In fact let her kill whoever she wants, why not also kill his sisters and children, that will shut them up.

I can’t imagine anyone being so composed, confident and eloquent in a situation like that. I would be a crying mess and defensive. I’ve got to hand it to her.

@thomburns5068

2 жыл бұрын

She is an incredibly strong and inspirational woman really. I can say that with confidence since she is my best friend. Thanks for not being part of the angry pitchfork mob! Every supporter does lift her spirits and helps her keep going in this crazy unfair fight for her children and her life.

@tamararutland-mills9530

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomburns5068 Please tell her then that I am praying for her freedom and reconciliation with her children. The power of good is greater than all of this evil. There was something in her face - confidence and a peace coming forward in all that she said that had to come from a place inside of her. It made me seriously doubt hatred was boarding there, let alone murder. I deeply sympathize with her bc I know what it is to be set-up by powerful people and literally tortured by them. I understand the helplessness. The only way I have managed to survive is to form a deep connection with all that is true, good, kind and logical; this brings peace. positivity and the kind of integrity that can carry a person through an overwhelming circumstance. I saw integrity in her face. I wish her well, and hope for her healing.

I am absolutely addicted to your channel! My dad is a retired police officer and I'm a nurse. One of my favorite pasttimes is to watch interviews with criminals, people on trial, serial killers, cults, fringe groups or people. I try to analyze them, get into their heads and try to understand them. I do the same with people in other cultures or countries. No one I know finds it nearly as interesting as I do, so listening to you guys is the next best thing to discussing it with someone. I rely heavily on non verbal communication with people. I hate talking on the phone with people because I feel like I am missing a sense. I never understood why I get such strong emotional reactions, especially when my reaction is incongruent with what the person is saying. Learning some of the things you guys talk about has put logical and clear understanding to why I have the different emotional responses that I have when interacting with other people. Sometimes we forget to trust our instincts and not only do you guys help me to better understand my reactions and responses to others, it has helped me to listen to my instincts more. Not to mention, I have watched many of these interviews before I started watching your videos and it's nice to hear other perspectives. Keep the content coming.

@genevievegreen2335

2 жыл бұрын

Well said 😎✅

Mark, thanks for calling Piers Morgan out. He’s terribly manipulative, confrontational and disgusting and this shows he will go to any length to get what he wants.

@LadyLuck13

2 жыл бұрын

He's actually a really good interviewer in my eyes bcos he's manipulative and confrontational. He doesn't suffer fools gladly and that's what a true interviewer should be. In saying that, I do believe this woman to be truthful and I feel Pierce knows that but is pushing the boundaries like he normally does

@DMR1010

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think he gives a toss about anything other than his ratings, ego, relevance. Utterly vile, he needs to just go…….

@IamDAFTCHILD

10 ай бұрын

​@@LadyLuck13That doesn't make a good interviewer. That makes circus TV. It's nothing more than a tarted up Jeremy Kyle segment with more teeth. Imagine someone speaking to you like that in real life? You wouldn't stand for it, as you shouldn't

I’ve been enjoying the slow motion clips so that we can see the micro expressions and pay attention to the details. I see a LOT more and it’s exciting to see how it all comes together.

The way you guys described her I watched most of the video thinking she was an heiress when in fact she is a real estate agent stuck on on island owned by her ex whom she is in a custody battle with. It seems like a tough spot for her.

I think the ex husband is using this terrible event to frame her, he is a powerful man there. Shame on him! No respect for his friend who died and his family, not to mention for the mother of his 2 kids. Mr Ashcroft, your kids will grow one day and see what you done.

Is anyone else watching this thinking if I accidentally killed a friend, I wouldn’t be able to get the story out without crying!

@paulinalang8930

2 жыл бұрын

No….she has cried and felt grief,she has had to many times , repeat everything over and over. After time, you become somewhat numb and it becomes a matter of survival. It is a matter of her life and innocence against a powerful family who have the power and control on this island. When this is over….she will grieve. Right now her strength and mental well-being has to be for herself and her children. I truly believe she has cried, and this has been, and is,horrific for her. I pray to God that she is found innocent of murder. I believe it was an accident. A careless set of circumstances that led to a man’s accidental death. * Money and power used as vengeance and spite is an evil ,powerful tool. ***As for Piers Morgan…..he is belligerent, crude, jaded and highly unlikable. { That is my ( very opinionated) assessment having seen his interviews over the years. He is a Very abrasive person. }

Mark made some fair points about Piers and saw through a few of his tricks

this new way of editing videos is just awsomeeeeeeeeeeee

A few years ago my ex husband and I went to Belize for a holiday. We stayed in a place just outside of the city. The day we arrived there was a huge murder in the city. Four men were murdered in their apartment. I followed that murder case for the 10 days we were there. The way the police investigated this murder was incredible! The very first day they were letting people walk through the crime scene. Family members of these men were standing inside the apt crying and screaming! It was horrible. This 3rd world Country is very backward when it comes to investigations of a crime. The people were saying the Police did it, and the police were saying it was the drug cartel. The people were saying that the Police were lying and they had gone in and murdered these men so they could blame the Drug Cartel. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️ They were blaming the police and saying they were corrupt. I guess what I am saying in a long winded way, is that I would never want to be blamed for a crime in Belize! I would be afraid, very afraid. 😳😳

@artcreationsbydar

Жыл бұрын

@Lara Cross True that! I personally would not have gone there but my ex husband decided that was where he wanted to go. It was an ok Holiday but It was one that I would never do again. :).

@artcreationsbydar

Жыл бұрын

@Lara Cross I do recall that. People don’t listen to facts. If you are told not to go, then do not go! There is a reason for sure. There is good and bad in every Country! Sometimes innocent people can just be sitting there and get shot from a stray bullet or whatever. That happened to a young man visiting Canada. Was sitting having a drink with his girlfriend and some thugs shot at one guy and missed but got the young man! He did not die but was blinded for life. :( Truly sad things go on out there in the world! :(

I think she is innocent and I think she is in a lot of trouble. I also think Pierce Morgan is a hateful man especially towards pretty women.

A lot of her answers read like she's up against a very wealthy man for custody of her children in a country where men are more important 🤔

@mkw2784

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Thanks for writing this so I don't have to :)

Love this style of editing-where we can see what you're talking about in real time!

I have to say, I love the new formatting! As a visual learner I love that the video of the people are pulled up in real time. It definitely helps me learn more!

Her ex is very powerful, his family basically owns everything and everyone in that country. This woman if it was an accident stands zero chance of convincing anyone of her innocence there and keep custody of her kids. He had to find a way to smear her and make her an unstable mom, he already tried the party girl, coke etc image and “luckily” for him this happened and very unlucky for her and that poor innocence man lost his life. I think this is a very sad story for many reasons….that includes the Henry, his family and kids that lost him but also her kids will lose a mother.

@Jodymortimer

2 жыл бұрын

I agree… her father in law is very influential.. sadly I don’t think she stands a chance with the manslaughter charges or with her custody of her kids…

@Ania-cd2sh

2 жыл бұрын

@@Jodymortimer ur absolutely right, she doesn’t stand a chance and if she’s truly innocent this woman will live a life of missing her beloved children and be heartbroken forever. It’s truly very sad

@thomburns5068

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ania-cd2sh I can assure you she will never give up on those kids. Ever. They weren't bargaining on her strength and the power of a mothers love. She will see those kids again.

I think the little smile, after he asks if it was a party, was a smile of contempt. She smiles thinking, "of course they reported it as a party, it was not a party".

I love this format! Actually showing the video and pausing to illustrate your point while you are giving it, really helps us understand what you are talking about.

The amount of respect these guys have for women is praiseworthy. It shines through all their vids. Just awesome to see and hear this day and age. ☺️☺️

I REALLY like the new immediate playback! and the added arrows to show the behavior being talked about. Very easy to understand!!

Dancing on the rafters? She is hardly doing that. She is just climbing onto a saddle. Does this Morgan fellow always exaggerate to misrepresent?

Chase's Question- her smile is because she thinks the story of her having an affair with that man is ridiculous

As Mark and Greg alluded to in one of the segments, I too hide my emotions the deeper and more devastating they are. I'm practiced at disassociating. In this segment, I see and hear her sadness. If she and I are similar, behind her closed bedroom door, where no-one can witness, we can be wailing from the deepest depths of our soul. As an example, for years and throughout the time my son was diagnosed and has been dealing with cancer, the very few people I eventually shared this with told me that they've thought I had the world by the balls and never saw any signs of 😔 😟 💔

Yes, thank you Mark for clearing the waters about the “dancing on the rafters”. Piers knows perfectly what he’s doing. He makes it sound like she climbed the rafters, where only a heavily drunk cokehead would’ve thought to go in a wild dancing mood. It’s clearly a specific place to sit on, she shows no signs of intoxication and is actually quite self-aware. As an irrelevant side note: I’ve climbed worse places with a couple of beers in my system and I’ve never done cocaine …

@sjt609

2 жыл бұрын

@Bofrg Zero Zero, Well said! (Had a chuckle at your last statement.😄)

@drddianesbryant

2 жыл бұрын

Love it!! I would have done the same in my younger days! I’m 70 and not too many years ago, I climbed out my upstairs dormer windows and swept the leaves off the roof of my front porch. I reveled at how many of my neighbors that might have seen me! 😂

I don't like Piers Morgan and do not trust any interview that he does. I believe Piers tried to set this woman up with gotcha moments. Who knows in wwhat manner this interview was edited.

The slight smile 24 minutes through could be her thinking "how ridiculous and almost cute that anyone would think I was or could be romanticlyi involved with him". It's the same slight smile Camille Vasquese gave when a mouthy reporter asked if she and Depp were an item. (When she was walking out of the court house one day, I cannot remember which day).

Gents, I have to compliment you on the changes of format on how you deliver these presentations. In your previous videos, as you narrate, I found myself wanting to see the video so I can correlate your comments alongside the video. Thank you for making the adjustments, this new format is far more compelling. 👏👏

I lived and worked in the TCI for four years; I believe that Belize has a similar kind of culture. It’s not like living in the “real” world. What most people consider normal in western society is not normal in the Caribbean. People drink like fishes and pretty much no one cares of public displays of drunkenness, it’s forgotten the next day. My point is, is that f’ing around with a gun on a dock while drinking wouldn’t be so unusual, especially if you’re with a cop. I had a cop friend in TCI who got hammered at the casino and his glock fell out on the floor of a friend’s car, he didn’t realize it until the next day. All this is to say, local culture must be taken into consideration, as you guys have pointed out many times.

@m0j0lo

2 жыл бұрын

Agree with you. Haven't lived in Belize but have lived a few years in another 3rd World Country. The "rules" are completely different. Even now, she has to balance how she's perceived in the West vs. the realities of facing charges within a questionable/corrupt 3rd world justice system. Let's not forget that Belize is a cocaine corridor and has one of the highest murders per capita rates in the world. Given all this, she did an admirable job in this interview. It's difficult to read her and ascertain the truth, though I've got a few vague suspicions about what could have happened.

@Sara-ld3ji

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely spot on!!

It’s so creepy that she has no emotion about shooting someone to death..

My parents never show any emotion. My Mum, due to an abusive childhood. My Dad just doesn't seem to process emotions in the same way other people do. He ticks all the boxes for Anti-social personality disorder. When my Mum was in the hospital dying the hospital and hospice staff kept commenting that none of us were showing any emotion. I was incredibly emotional inside just not on the outside. If I were interviewed on TV about an event that should evoke emotion, I definitely wouldn't start getting upset on TV. Everyone would be questioning why I 'don't have' any emotion. But that's just how I am because I can remain completely composed.

@itsmyparty4637

2 жыл бұрын

you are in a way so fortunate. I just have to read about an animal run over and i get full of tears, xxx

I think she’s been framed and I can think of a BILLION reasons why.

I really like the new format! Especially the split screen that depicts the reactions as they are being explained by the team!!

Okay, finished the video. I agree, she was overall being truthful. I do think there was something bothering her around her relationship with Henry though. As a woman, I'm thinking that there was nothing going between her and Henry, but perhaps she let him THINK there could be. She was trapped in a marriage with a very powerful individual in a country that owed a lot to him, and likely she had offers of help from Henry, and she was carefully threading the needle of accepting help. When Piers questioned her about why Henry was teaching her about guns, he didn't ask why the police had been out there the previous week and what exactly prompted Henry to say she needed protection--what exactly did happen that she needed protection? Might come out in the trial. But anyway, I do genuinely think she didn't kill him on purpose.

@andyschool

2 жыл бұрын

I want to see the whole video now of interview. I’m guessing if it was addressed Piers had some shade thrown her way.

@DDTSB2525

2 жыл бұрын

I completely agree

This is so useful to have an analysis of someone who is most likely mostly truthful to compare to the ones where people aren't truthful.

I’m a 62-year-old woman, love guns. There is no way she ‘racked’ that slide. I struggle to do so myself… Which means the gun was ready to go when she received it.

@sarahlaster445

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing. It took me a long time to find a gun because I couldn't slide most of them. I'm thinking there was a bullet in the gun when he popped out the magazine and gave it to her. She would think that the magazine being out of the gun means there are no bullets in it but that one lone chamber bullet has killed a whole lot of people.

@zenbumblebee

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarahlaster445 I'm a country bumpkin so know a little about shotguns but nothing about handguns or automatics. I didn't know there could be a bullet in the gun without the magazine in it. So it would be possible that she didn't know that either.

@PissedoffAmerican1159

2 жыл бұрын

@@zenbumblebee absolutely…all mine have an extra-loaded/chambered/ready to go…in part because i can hardly rack the slide-esp if caught unawares by the ‘bad guy.’

This was a very cool episode to see someone who looks to be mostly not deceptive or manipulative. So distinctly different from the usual lying manipulative behavior we've been studying all along. I really admired her confidence, she was not drawn into Piers' attempts to manufacture drama at all, just stuck with her truth. I bet Piers felt so frustrated after!

the new format makes understanding immediate, great improvement!

@LadyLuck13

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I'm glad they're doing it this way. So much easier to understand

I absolutely believe it was an accident and that there was no romancing between them at all. He maybe was attracted to her and cared for her but I believed everything she said. Her face was so open and believable x

I believe her. I’ve lived in places like this, and it is like a small town; they live on gossip, it is provincial, and some jerk always owns everyone else. I find her completely convincing, and I feel terrible for her. I wish her “common law” husband, would consider what is in the best interest of their children. I wish he would be, the bigger man, and do the right thing by his own kids. Instead of his damaged ego. They deserve a mother and a father.

And I think the nod at "I have to live with that" is her acceptance of her burden of guilt as her punishment.

I'm so glad it's not about JD & AH lol. I kind of feel for this woman. She's alone, up against a billionaire fighting for custody of her children in a country where women are second class citizens. Mark is, as always dead on. Good one guys. Thank you!!

I love Mark's, "Haylp, haylp" being added to the end of your song 🤣

Love the new format, where you show the video replay as you guys are in a little box in the corner, explaining what the body movements likely indicate.

I hardly think she was romantically interested in him. He was like 400 pounds. She’s a beautiful, rich, socialite. He was part of her and her husbands entourage, so she knew him well and she felt close to and protected by him.

@brianstark1527

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. It’s pretty obvious. She can’t say that though. They came close in the video though when they said she felt pitty.

Concerning her apparent lack of emotion... She has been in an unhappy relationship for sometime. She kept those true emotions hidden from her children & his family. So she has a lot of practice in separating from/compartmentalizing emotions away. Imo anyway

Love the new format with the slow motion, replay while you're explaining ! Great work as always !

She was just friends with Henry. No affair. And trying to relax while chatting . I truly believe.

Thanks for adding the stop screen video demonstrations as you explain. It makes it so much easier to understand. Very illuminating. Thank you again!

I know you all have had amazingly successful careers, so these words may not mean much, but I sincerely hope you all continue to get the recognition you deserve in the online space and really continue growing. Every time I watch an episode I am astonished at how nuanced and informative each of your perspectives are after watching the same exact video clip. It is extraordinarily entertaining and really tickles that part of my brain that subconsciously recognizes many of the cues I see, but could never put into words. Wishing you all the best!

@DDTSB2525

2 жыл бұрын

Well said!

I have been hoping you would do a video of someone being truthful. Very interesting.

Mark is always so lively - answering the phone @58:57. Made me laugh! I think all of their personalities work well together.

Did anyone else notice that when she adjusted her dress, it was not to be more modest but it seems like she pulls it up not down?

@theresataylor6339

2 жыл бұрын

Yes.

I'm an emotional bottling person. I'm accused of being stoic. While inside I'm a tempest of emotion. You would never know. I see her mostly as honest.

At 23:20 when Chase talks about the heald back smile; she’s humored by the rumors. I think she realizes that it would be wrong or disrespectful to his loved ones to laugh about the possibility of him and her having a relationship, so she holds that smile in. Never the less, I believe this may indicate that she is humored by the notion of them having any type of a connection beyond friendship.

Piers Morgan isn’t a good interviewer. He makes his own opinion, makes it the truth and tries to get his subject to agree.

I think she did the interview as a cry for help, to get her story out. I believe she is terrified of being maneuvered into a nice, neat, convenient position of guilt, when the death was accidental.

Great video, guys! Also wanted to say that my son, who is 12, is a fan of Mark Bowden. He said if he had to choose between meeting Justin Bieber and Mark Bowden, he'd choose Mark Bowden.

I love the new style, it's far easier to learn if you comment and I can see the actuall footage. And I really hope the right people see this and it will help her.

Another really great one, guys. I loved this one because I hadn't heard of it yet and it's so important to show examples of how to look for truth as well as deceptive or stress-indicating behaviours. I wish I could join you guys in Vegas, but if it's really going to be an annual thing, I'll be there next year. Just love your show; it's one of the highlights of my week. ::hugs:: to all of you.

I hope this is viewed by his family and brings them peace. Yes, it was a horrible accident- but it sounds like they both made choices to use guns and it was decided she needed to learn how to use guns. As someone who lived in Belize, Belize is a rough country and crime happens all day every day- like cant leave your house unoccupied without it being broken into kinda crime; I was mugged and beaten on the street in daylight. It's not surprising they would choose to practice using guns. Unfortunately, accidents do happen. So sorry for all involved, a tragedy for all involved, but probably not a crime.

@7beauties161

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you! Spent a good deal of time there myself and found it to be one of the most corrupt places ever. I hope she is acquitted and gets the hell out of that country!

@andyschool

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, so glad you’re alive to talk about it. That’s terrible. I feel for her bc she seems to be getting rail roaded by more than the police & the decedent’s family members.

@katrinat.3032

2 жыл бұрын

They should have brought that up in the beginning. It just sounds like a resort

@wintercomesearly

2 жыл бұрын

@@7beauties161 I suspect she'd be gone by now but for her arrest, but mostly for her children.

I love this type of analysis with more synched commentary with the video. Great, informative stuff.

As a policeman, he should have known better than to mix alcohol and a loaded pistol, especially considering that he was trying to demonstrate how to load a pistol to an inexperienced person who had also been drinking. In regards to the body language, as I watched Amber Heard, I continually had the sense that she was trying to sell a story. I did not get the same "gut feeling" from watching Hartin. I thought a few times that she was withholding details, but all four of you picked up on those points right away. - - Sidenote: I'm not an expert, but I know that there are claims that accidental discharges happen more frequently with Glocks than, let's say, a Colt .45 Auto, which is the pistol I prefer and may mean that I'm speaking from a biased point-of-view since I don't like Glocks.

@DDTSB2525

2 жыл бұрын

I totally agree - so irresponsible on his part. While Jasmine may have had something a little shady going on with this guy, I had no “gut feeling” like with Amber Heard. Thanks for your insight officer, and for your service.

Interesting… as a layperson, she comes of off as absolutely honest 🤷🏻‍♀️ she keeps her focus when being poked as well.

Piers is a huge narcissist and always tries to bully whoever he interviews, especially if he believes they’re below him (basically everybody) he’s been warned about it when interviewing ppl like paris Bennett, but he still thinks he’s superior and tries to manipulate and throw his own opinions around, rather than having a balanced interview, or even listening to the other person. It’s all about Piers, she’s just an extra in his show.

LOVE the new editing, makes it so much easier to learn what you are talking about.

I am loving this format with the video in video so we can see the facial expressions you guys are talking about while you're talking about them.

As you speak about them, the silent clips are helpful

Never do an interview with Piers Morgan

Gun 101: Don't put your Finger on the Trigger unless you're getting ready to Pull it... & don't handle Firearms if you're under the Influence of Anything.

I'm a woman, smile under smile is anger smile... it's an, " I knew you were gonna ask that" or "so typical", she imagined his dialogue with her, his tone, and the way the tone of the conversation would go. His predictability and insinuations are making her angry.

What a nightmare for her and especially her children if they lose their mother to jail time or worse.

If Americans are wondering who Piers Morgan is - he's one of the most hated people on British TV. Seriously. Not joking. I really hope he hasn't jumped the pond - he makes us look bad.

@Julia-uh4li

2 жыл бұрын

He's been on TV in the US for e.v.e.r! My mother used to have a mad crush on him. Gross

@ebonythecontortionist2320

2 жыл бұрын

This

Every time my opinion of Piers Morgan rises a bit, he manages to single-handedly plummet it. All he is is a smarmy sensationalist.

I grew up with guns. There so many gun safety mistakes made in this situation. The mind boggles.

i like this new format and thank you for not recycling amber heard content again

I keep thinking greg's screen is frozen... that man can sit still!!! I love how this panel works. They're like the cast of friends, they are all essential. Can't choose a favourite.

@janewebb3477

2 жыл бұрын

He's the Sphinx 😊

@sjt609

2 жыл бұрын

@@janewebb3477 HAHA!😄

@Lizzyjaeger

2 жыл бұрын

I can’t choose a favorite either! Love and admire them all! 🥰

Piers Morgan is the worst kind of presenter that can be found in the UK, the truth means nothing to him, he has to be the star of the show, he seeks stories to make himself look important and to hell with the truth. The lady must have been crazy to appear with Morgan, I can't think why she would agree to such a thing unless she wanted media coverage for her own reasons. I thought she basically told the truth, messing about with a gun in the dark whilst drinking is a stupid thing to do but the policeman was totally responsible for the control of his gun. If you let a child play with a gun and someone gets shot you don't blame the child. What was the motive for the policeman being there we will never know, she is a very attractive lady.

@marilynanderson1141

Жыл бұрын

I always thought more of Piers than this.

Editing in this video is the best yet! Is Scott still doing all of this?! It is brilliant!! You even took the time to included Chase’s mention of Obama’s elbow twitch. So kind. You all are doing great work and the material you are putting out is greatly appreciated! Thank you.

Oh wow Mark, you are brilliant! Your perception of the saddle behavior. Spot on.

I often mimic the movements and words ... so when she was smiling and responding to the question that seemed to imply something was going on with him with this supposed partying, it felt to me like she was saying "not that guy" leading me to believe her. It doesn't mean she wasn't having an affair with someone ... but not "that guy."

Thanks for lining up the video and audio when you are describing what you are seeing as it is happening; it makes it easier to follow and catch what you see/hear and helps me learn. I know it takes more time on your part to edit but it makes a big difference to me in learning. Thanks again for all you guys do, it is a blessing to me.

What a great analogy she gives about the lions. 100% agree with you guys. She’s authentic. I applaud her composure amidst Pier’s naughtiness. . Nice to see a truthful person for a change❤️

@Sara-ld3ji

2 жыл бұрын

Lets hope this truth stops the lies and the smear campaign the family is backing against her

I believe her too. And I don’t think that most people consider two people having a couple glasses of wine a party.

Hi Chase - I think that Jasmine's smile is amusement as she said, "no way" to herself, at the thought of being involved with her husband's friend Henry, as a relationship with Henry would not ever be, on the cards. Jasmine was also annoyed at people suggesting same.

@stephaniesmart

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly! I was just saying essentially the same thing.

@sarahtannas8426

2 жыл бұрын

Yep me too. Same.

Thank you so much for putting the clips in actually showing the emotions and gestures on repeat so we can see exactly what you are talking about. It makes all the difference for me.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this format of demonstrating the nonverbal along with the analysis! THANK you for this brilliant add! Whose idea was it? KUDDOS to this wonderful brainchild!

A friend or a set up? Isn't it strange that everyone else didn't show up. So that there were only 2 and a gun. Then someone dies? Sketchy at best right off the top.

Great job Mark calling out the manipulative editing going on, the slight of hand by the program to pair certain images over the interview.

@sjt609

2 жыл бұрын

AGREE!

Can you guys please do a blooper video at some point? The times you guys froze in weird poses, or a wasp was attacking you, etc? We watch you a lot and some of the things that happen you just play through are hilarious. A compilation of all those moments would be great comic relief!

@elainetise4535

2 жыл бұрын

I love the bloopers that they leave in too. Their whole chemistry is interesting to watch and is, at times, hilarious. I look forward each week to watching the show.

Basic firearms: Guy is a cop. There was one round in the chamber, the entire time. Hartin was manipulating the magazine, which was of no consequence. One round remained in the chamber. At any time, a mere 4 to 5 lbs of pull was sufficient for a Glock M-19 to discharge. And yes, alcohol was a factor. Again, there was always one round in the chamber. Accident, yes. Negligence, yes. Malice aforethought, no.

@thomburns5068

2 жыл бұрын

Yes but WHOSE negligence, the seasoned officer with a responsibility for his own service weapon or the untrained civilian he let handle it?

@e.starling141

2 жыл бұрын

Completely agree.

At 52:30 Scott starts to describe how an accidental discharge can happen. This is brilliant in how he uses his hands to show us the story. It took me back to being a teen in 1980's West Texas right away. During a bbq at our home my step dad shot a hole in the roof demonstrating how safe the MKIV Colt 45 is to a woman with a fear of guns. He was former military and a Vietnam veteran. We hunted in all the seasons and were members of an NRA speed shooting club so he should have known better. We were in the living room sitting around him in his recliner. The weapon went off as he was showing that even if the trigger was being pulled it would not go off unless the grip safety was depressed, by putting his finger on it. BLAM!! Hole in the ceiling and roof. Needless to say she was not impressed.

@bri-bristhoughts9616

2 жыл бұрын

Holy moly. I believe it. There are so many stories of accidenal shootings. Teens and adults. It shouldn't shock anyone. Not everyone is a murderer

@rowan3946

2 жыл бұрын

😳

And … also growing up with six brothers, management of emotions is critical to survival :)

@wifi2118

2 жыл бұрын

haha

I really appreciate the editing in this, it’s much more intuitive and easier to follow!

Also, Mark - great explanation about how careful and controlled she was when she climbed the rafters and sat on the saddle. I love when you guys break things down like this. So smart!!!!

Thought the explanation of the saddle piece that Mark explained was great! I completely fell for the skewed way it was presented until Mark's explanation. Amazing how you can be fooled!

Years ago I showed a girl how to load, unload and handle a gun. Suddenly she held it against my head, "just for fun" (S&W, .44 Magnum, loaded). Never EVER I will show anybody again how to handle guns, especially girls.

@christinesbetterknitting4533

2 жыл бұрын

What an immature dimwit she was.

Mark, Gotta say thanks for pointing out the choice of the editors to show the photo along with the words trying to show her as a party girl. When you played it without the words it was easy to see she moved with caution not in a party carefree kinda way. She was concerned with modesty but just having normal fun. This whole bit made me realize how I should always pay close attention to and analyze what I see and hear on tv because they are usually trying to drive a specific narrative of the story they are trying to tell. (Tries or not) Some tv is downright manipulative. I will always ask myself “what is the story they are trying to tell me?” and then I look for the truth.

@trixie9777

Жыл бұрын

👍🏼

Hello gentlemen. This is the first BP vid I've seen where you slo-mo the subject's face alongside your breakdowns. I realise it's probably a ton more editing work, but I must say it's a tremendous enhancement to your (already invaluable) content. -- Much admiration and appreciation from sunny South India.