Joe/Jamie, you guys should get "Tim Ballard" on from Operation Underground Railroad (Child trafficking). It would bring massive awareness and I'm sure he has some insane stories to share. Thumbs up so they can see!
Awesome American companies are baddass! Copenhagen sent logs to us in the Kosovo campaign because someone wrote them snail mail (back in the mid 90's pre interwebs) asking to make an order because we could only get the shitty overseas stuff in a plastic tin. They sent that shit for free.
@@PermanentHigh mostly new guys who think they are hot shit and don't understand what OPSEC is as opposed to early war or pre-9/11 who barely ever talk about their experience or like Jocko who use it as a learning experience for other people.
@@PermanentHigh I can't name names but from what I have read there are people like that in SEALs now from what I can recall mostly with mentions from older SEALs.
I think the important part is that he talks to the guy like he’s a normal person and not subconsiously freaking out by making sure he doesnt accidentally compare something to a battle. God forbid a man who watches other men beat each other up on a daily basis talk to a navy seal like he knows anything about a battle.(sarcasm)
Professional Tobogganist Well said. Even though Kevin Smith lost weight, got healthy, and became a navy seal, Silent Bob (with Trench coat, smokes, and Jay in the lead) will forever live in our memories and our DVD’s from the late 90’s.
@@spiritseeker2831 the reason(s) we're at war, yes, I agree completely. It doesn't take away from the fact that families are being torn apart on both sides everyday. It sucks thinking that people think war is necessary. It's just not ya know🤦♂️
@@waynekerr2472 did you listen to what he said? Since the US has been at war, even before 9/11, there are men and women who have been actively fighting useless wars. It's been so long that those same men and women now have grown children who are fighting along side them. How does that not make sense? 🤔
@@drsavage3262 that might be what he wanted to say but not what he said he said fathers are literally serving with sons which has happened in every war ever
I’ll admit I immediately check the description to see if the guest is a comedian. If so I might watch/listen. If non comedian...definitely going to watch/listen 😄
@ His work is real. People just give him shit the way they did Newton, Edison, the Wright Brothers, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and anyone else who wanted to change the way we see the world.
No one ever talks about how the word “veteran” in most people’s minds is an old white haired man, possibly sitting in a VFW Hall somewhere or an Elks Lodge somewhere with a drink in their hand and a story on their mind. It’s never the 32 year old who went to war at 19 and survived until 27.
It's interviews like this that really drive home the fact that I haven't done anything meaningful in my life. Never done anything special that made a difference in anyone's life. Well done, Joe and thanks for being the person you are Trevor.
Make a change brother. You don’t have to go to a war zone to make a difference. You may be surprised, you could have done things without knowing how much of a difference it made in someone’s life.
@@InDisskyS131 was in a near death MC accident 9 years ago. Stuck in a wheelchair and suffer from the worst pain imaginable. I'm pretty useless now. Best I can do is try and help my daughter.
@@FreqMod911 I’m sorry to hear that my brother. I’m sure the love you give your daughter has made a huge difference in her life and will continue to. Honestly, I believe the biggest thing that impacts and improves the majority of people’s lives is knowing that someone truly cares about them.
We all feel like this when listening to alpha males. Bullshit though. I’m sure you’ve touched lives and contributed to society. We’re all listening and learning, that’s the important thing 👍🏻
Listening to this in my Tesla on autopilot trippin on dmt eating some fine elk sausuges downing it with pure coconut water with both HANDS on the wheel 😎
I would of believed you if you were sippin a tall high altitude, shade grown, single origin, coffee with some lairds superfood with turmeric on your way to fly to Germany for your regenokine and stem cell treatments. You even float, bro?
Kelly Merrill when you eat mushrooms while hunting elk on dmt before a jiu jitsu class in a float tank you’ll realize you’re just a chimp on a spinning ball in space in one of an infinite amount of universes.
Yes they are, they aren't just some meat heads looking to get some, no offense to those guys cause they are incredibly valuable to our nation also, but most Special Forces guys ive heard being interviewed are very intelligent and well spoken people. Jocko did an interview on a morning talk show or news thing and that guy is a freakin animal yet very professional and intelligent when he speaks. Quite professional isn't just a saying. These guys are incredible.
No way you can make it through that training if u r a meathead. 80% mental they say. Take a totally motivated smart fit guy, give him the best training in the world, and the best equipment and tech money can buy. Deadly combo.
I wish he asked him what was the quality of the enemy fighters in Afghanistan and Iraq? With all that weapons training he had, I expect the ISIS guys have nothing even close. Were they effective in a firefight or were they useless? I doubt there is any screening to join ISIS or taliban. And they probably get a couple of weeks on a firing range with an AK. Or is that a misconception?
@@sblack48 Idk if this will satisfy your curiosity at all, but on the Jocko Willink podcast episode 114 he and his SEAL teammate Leif Babin answer a very similar question about how the two sides stacked up in Ramadi. They talk about it starting at about 2 hours and three minutes in.
xBoutDatTime for sure. I was sooo looking forward to the movie but hated it when it came out, mostly because of Wahlberg. They made it too Hollywood by casting him
So much about social interaction is just a decision. If you can master the ability to stop and truly give someone your undivided attention and interest and curiosity and respect, and they will physically open to you, they'll share their most honest reflections, their truest self. People can tell when you're truly listening and watching them and giving them honest feedback, and when you're just waiting for them to stop talking so you can start talking. My entire life people have praised my ability to have instant emotionally honest communication with anyone around me, regardless of age or race or even language. People act like it's some kind of mind trick, but it's just a genuine interest and curiosity. An intelligent person can learn many things even by interacting with an unintelligent person. This whole thing kinda supports the idea that the best listeners are the best communicators.
Did 5 years and did 2 combat tours in afghanistan in the Marines and every single thing that Trevor had to say hit home. Never even thought about the motions that were taught to us but hearing him break it down still had me shook. Especially when it came to getting out of the service and having to reintegrate into civilian society
I was a POG and never saw combat but he is right. I think military school is a lot more efficient than civilian schools, maybe because people’s lives depend on it or the government has to pay for it lol. I did electronic tech school in AIT and learned in 2 months what I would learn in 2 years of college.
my freinds did tours in iraq and afghanistan and they brag about raping and looting the local women, one guy told me he shot 6 enemy combatants in total in his whole tour
I love when our veterans are on joes show. These dudes are inspiring savages. God Bless these gentlemen. I’m so thankful and grateful for the freedom they provide. Ps. Black Rifle Coffee is delicious. Because of this show I found my favorite coffee. Now I don’t use creamer.
Credit to those guys. Freedom they provide?? Not since ww2 but much respect to these warriors. If you respect these guys like I do you would only want them used when absolutely necessary. Don't drink the whole glass of koolaide is all Im saying
Herc11355 I think we could say that SF are the only soldiers that trully fight terrorism directly and they will be the first ones to be there when fan hits the shit. War now days is unconventional (insurgency, terrorism, intel, etc.) and these guys cover for it.
@@emilianoaguilar3096 I see what you're saying about SF guys being the tip of the spear, but to Herc's point, SF groups can be and are routinely used in 'immoral' ways. Meaning if the US military is being used unethically, as a way of illegally occupying the middle east to protect it's oil interests, then the high speed SF units over there are simply a more experienced better equipped tool, a better weapon for less than honorable intention. Unfortunately in the recent past, let's say the last 10-15 years, a lot of the most respected elite units themselves have become known for amoral acts and war crimes and such. The development group, aka seal team 6, famously 'canoed' UBL as a type of war trophy hunting game engaged in by the most skilled operators in JSOC. In several instances the CIA SOG operatives of omega team clashed with the devgru guys when they would unnecessarily go for kills and 'war trophies ' instead of going for the easier and less destructive capture of the target, which incidentally decreased our humint. In case you're wondering why I put war trophies in quotations, I did so because traditional war trophies, like ears, fingers, scalps etc are all physical things that the warrior would remove and take with him. In the case of seal team 6, they would do what they called 'canoeing' someone, which is when you shoot a downed enemy right at the top of the forehead, and it blows out the top of the skull and caves in their forehead in a V shape. The devgru operator that famously was the second man to engage UBL, came into the room after he was already down, and the man shot him 3 additional times in the head, intentionally to canoe him.
Another point to saving private Ryan: When they did the first screenings of it, they took world war 2 veterans to see how close it was to real life. My granddad was one of those lucky first to see that movie. Before the movie was over, most of the men had left the theatre. It was so real, one gentleman had a panic attack and had to be brought to the hospital. Granddad said he could feel hot steel in his hand, just like when he was in the South Pacific
karma my grandpa is an atheist and would spit on your god as quickly as you bring him up. That’s disgusting you would ever say that. Keep your hateful religion to yourself, bigot
The coffee expert was one of the most informative, interesting podcasts I didn’t know I needed. We could really use a Whiskey Sommelier on here, or a Master Distiller.
Just reminded me ..a girl i know was talking with me about her dogs and one was a little dog like a chihuahua and she said "we rescued it" and I said "cool, you got it from a shelter" she said "No, we left the grocery store and in the parking lot this guy had it on a leash and was kicking it...So...my dad beat his ass and took the dog" I still laugh thinking about that!
When I went to see "Saving Private Ryan" back in the day, three old guys were sitting in front of me... they cried like babies, hold each others hands - it was heartbreaking to see
Axel Foley please tell us about your real life experience in combat. I’m sure your experience would teach a lot of veterans how to be a man. Call of duty doesn’t count just a heads up.
“Trevor Thompson is a former Navy SEAL, B.A.S.E. jumper, cameraman and photographer.” Me: “Great, I bet he has some awesome stories!” Joe: “Lets drag on about the stray cat I took in.”
+Genghis Khan I don't care about US news at all, and what I really don't care about are pseudo-celebs who are dumb as dirt, but since some find them entertaining, they get to talk on huge platforms regardless of how idiotic they truly are. And they are turning stuff like JRE into daytime reality show levels of garbage. AJ and Eddie Bravo are so annoyingly cringy and even admittedly retarded that there's absolutely nothing in their heads, except for a tiny string, which if you'd cut, their ears would fall off.
Especially with Syria where just the other day. A man whom of course is scared shitless.. Due to massive bombings. Made a game of when the planes fly over to laugh when the explosions happen. Its fucking horrible
Jo Po do you have anything else to do then sometimes make funny comments on every JRE episode... I'm pretty sure you are actually young jaime and this is your alias
I love episodes like this, I spent 7 years in the Infantry and I’m a freelance artist now. Seeing other service members I can relate to in a way is great 👍
Flaven80 ya I’M the dumb one... how about you shut that fucking asshole on your face until you have the ability to understand what’s being referred to. Bet you’re a real Einstein in body language...
The fact that his grand father could smell diesel from watching a film makes me appreciate being a human being even more. We are very powerful. Makes you want to innerstand self even more!
@@TheHalo4News I can smell propaganda. it's interesting watching Joe go, rip deathsquad. Look at the studio over the years? from advertising Fleshlight! Blow up dolls. Chilling with Rick Ross, Alex Grey or foreal real counter culture icons or legends we all know. To this life, wild watching this and the cherry picked guess that gets hours of airtime with a giant flag.
The closest point to my heart this podcast has brought up in a long time was today when Joe Rogan was noting the benefit they did for the Intrepid Center for Excellence and how he was so pissed off that this was a thing we need to *raise* money for. I joined the military when my ‘brain wasn’t fully formed’ as Joe would put it. So I always assumed with all the tens if not hundreds of billions or even trillions we invest into defense and military spending, that no man would get left behind. Fortunately for me, I got through my deployment unscathed, but a many of my battles (friends and comrads) have had to struggle and work hard for the little bits of assistance they can get from the government. How are we the most powerful country in the world when we can’t guarantee lifetime healthcare for ALL of the men and women who put their life on the line for our country? Why should 20 year olds return from combat and still have to figure these things out on their own? I’m sorry for the long winded reply and posting multiple times but it’s one of those things where every time I’m reminded about the struggles the guys I’ve known who have lost their lives, had horrific injuries, or even just had to live through hell, it just fucks my head up and I get emotional. My point is that we’ve been through Bush, Obama, and Trump since I went through basic, and I’m still hearing horror stories of homeless war vets and widows who can’t get the support they need. Again, there’s probably a better forum for this but hearing Rogan go into this really hit a nerve for me.
tonicmix I think the whole point of the military is to give you the tools to never need help. Or that’s the idea... I’ve never been through the training or the war, but I think everyone can agree the training can’t hold a candle to the real thing. We need to do more for our military. We need to protect and cherish these people. Protect this bravery, and this passion. It what makes America the best
Hey man. Thanks for your service and I'm sorry you had to see the idiotic things others have replied. Our government sucks and your story is yet another example of someone falling victim to it. Get out there and vote and pay no mind to flagrant assholes like @Flaven80
@Flaven80 This whole comment is just brimming with generalizations and misconceptions it's almost like some asshole with little-to-no understanding of what they're talking about wrote it.
"We're very insensitive to the way other people feel" - Joe has never spoken a truer word, and this is applicable to far more scenarios than even he appreciates...
I used to care a great deal about the way other people feel, and it brought me a great deal of trouble. Don't think it did them any good either. These days I make an effort to care a lot less.
This may just be me, but I love when a person can create such a visceral emotional experience with such a small amount of words, but more importantly without either curse words or really complex rhetorical phrasing. This is such a perfect example in that it's under 10 words and all of them are simple, and man oh man did it pucker my asshole hard enough to crack walnuts. Fucking guy has such a great way of speaking.
I found it amazing when both Joe and Trevor were talking about the feeling of sharing a meal and having provided this meal via hunting, sharing their hunted products aka meat with friends and family. Sort of triggered something that goes back to communal living and hunter gatherer lifestyle. Humans are social animals, we need social interaction and shared experience. We now live in societies where we spend an inordinate amount of time with electronic forms of communication, while craving human interaction. Both gentleman shared the feelings that were triggered by being in groups and more important, removed from electronic interference. I think we are neglecting this human need to share and be part of a group, too many are alone and lonely in this ever evolving social experiment we call life!
Joaquin Phoenix would be amazing although I think he would likely focus entirely on the meat industry. Dude is amazing though and would still listen for sure e
Shout out to all the men and women who serve/served in the military and armed forces. Nothing but love and respect. Thank you for fighting everyday for our freedom so us Americans can sleep peaceful at night. And all the veterans who served as well. Those who paid the ultimate sacrifice R.I.P and thank you. All heroes.
@Abi T i dont usually give shout outs to anyone to be honest. I like to say I appreciate all the men and women in the world who work hard and help others. Problem?
@Abi T first of all. Joe Rogan is talking to a Navy Seal not a doctor or a factory worker. Secondly who are you bro? Where are you from in the this world where they do not give thanks to people that serve your country? Once again i give credit to everyone who works hard to support themselves and their families. But this is talking to military service member so I am giving thanks to those who served and laid their lives on the line so I may have the opportunity to live.
Flaven80 Yeah sure, he’s got schizophrenia. It’s not like the navy seals would do any mental testing of their combat soldiers either. Think before you post dumb shit like that
Yeah I think hes looking at jamie. I'd have a hard time not including the other person in the room in the conversation or at least not acknowledging him.
No Name As a veteran I look at it as incredibly patriotic. Those guys deserve a healthy check. Better a guy like Rogan offers them a good paycheck than letting them end up getting barely above minimum wage protecting some Walmart warehouse like I did when I first got out. PS: I was no SF guy, don’t come at me for trying to brag that I’m a badass.
I survived an IED back in ‘07 whilst being in Uruzgan. I hardly ever think about it, so I count myself lucky. When I hear these guys talk about ptsd I can kind of imagine what they mean, but still not fully. At least Americans know how to treat their veterans, something we can all learn from.
Lord Jesus. I know individual, we are small... But please people, as a unified conglomerate... Please try and get Duncan on. We all need more of his insight and laughs and deep subjects to ponder alone by ourselves. Trussel 2020.
I thought I recognized this guy! I Uber’d him and Evan when they landed in Austin. I took them over to Onnit. Wow! Small world. I asked for a job but it was a no-go. I’m certain Evan loves veterans - maybe he had all the employees he needed or I didn’t jive for him. All good. I’ll post the photo I took with him on IG and tag you Joe and him. Can’t believe I haven’t posted that photo. Bad ass I had this dude in my car. It was nice to meet you Trevor. Down to earth, cool af. From a Marine to a Sailor - thank you for your service, brother.
Joe/Jamie, you guys should get "Tim Ballard" on from Operation Underground Railroad (Child trafficking). It would bring massive awareness and I'm sure he has some insane stories to share.
Thumbs up so they can see!
I completely agree a message like this is super important for the podcast
Sounds boring. Pass.
@@deanquinto3207 how does a podcast about human trafficking sound even remotely boring?
Do joe and Jammie actually ready TH-cam comments?
@@padarousou They dont read these comments.
My son is in Afghanistan with the 7th SFG and Black Rifle sent his unit several bags of coffee for free. Those guys are amazing.
Hope your son and his unit get back safe. Hard dudes
Thank you for your sons service!
welcome to the internet where anyone can bullshit about anything
Awesome American companies are baddass! Copenhagen sent logs to us in the Kosovo campaign because someone wrote them snail mail (back in the mid 90's pre interwebs) asking to make an order because we could only get the shitty overseas stuff in a plastic tin. They sent that shit for free.
@Carl Mathis stop projecting you fantasies of violence onto others
This is the most calm, unpretentious SEAL ever. Interesting dude.
Who's pretentious?
@@PermanentHigh mostly new guys who think they are hot shit and don't understand what OPSEC is as opposed to early war or pre-9/11 who barely ever talk about their experience or like Jocko who use it as a learning experience for other people.
@@matcauthon9669 Which new guys? Name them
@@PermanentHigh I can't name names but from what I have read there are people like that in SEALs now from what I can recall mostly with mentions from older SEALs.
Stupid comment
Kevin Smith keeps getting thinner and more buff every time he comes on.
Yuk Loop I had no idea he was a navy seal
I think the important part is that he talks to the guy like he’s a normal person and not subconsiously freaking out by making sure he doesnt accidentally compare something to a battle. God forbid a man who watches other men beat each other up on a daily basis talk to a navy seal like he knows anything about a battle.(sarcasm)
Kevin Smith will never not be a heavy set guy in a black trench coat to me, with a very lucky friend named jason mewes
@Dearly Diane Yeah, he doesn't seem like the talking type or atleast was more just looking to Joe to feed him content to talk about
Professional Tobogganist Well said. Even though Kevin Smith lost weight, got healthy, and became a navy seal, Silent Bob (with Trench coat, smokes, and Jay in the lead) will forever live in our memories and our DVD’s from the late 90’s.
When he says "fathers are literally fighting along side their children" in the same 20+ year war period.. Let that sink in.. DAMN!
@@spiritseeker2831 the reason(s) we're at war, yes, I agree completely. It doesn't take away from the fact that families are being torn apart on both sides everyday. It sucks thinking that people think war is necessary. It's just not ya know🤦♂️
It makes no sense that probably happened on day one. The whole military wasn't 18 when the war started
@@waynekerr2472 did you listen to what he said? Since the US has been at war, even before 9/11, there are men and women who have been actively fighting useless wars. It's been so long that those same men and women now have grown children who are fighting along side them. How does that not make sense? 🤔
@@drsavage3262 huge surge in numbers during the 2000s will mean greater numbers of generational fighters since no other time in U.S. history.
@@drsavage3262 that might be what he wanted to say but not what he said he said fathers are literally serving with sons which has happened in every war ever
This has got to be, the most chill and likeable dude you've ever had on the show. Props Joe!!!!
Joe talking to a former Navy SEAL:
"Dude I had to capture my house cat to bring him to the vet, dude it was a battle, and I mean a BATTLE.."
Im dying laughing lol. Exactly my thought
People who adopt stray cats are way braver than US soldiers
Look man. I think the guy completely understands
Dude you ever wrangle a fucking jerked off feral cat? I'll take a firefight all day over an angry cornered cat. Fuck that
It's his war story. Trust me, those bastards are tough to deal with.
Can you please move your elk a fist away from your dmt
Initiating FLESH LIGHT activities.
@Vlad Impaler find peace in your life homie
Nathan N Hahahahahahahahaha that’s funny as fuck
Can you move your elk a stemcell away from your dmt
😂
It's so cool to hear real people say "its classified."
Her: "Are you a virgin?"
Me: "It's classified."
@@AB-py6jl it's on a "need-to-know" basis, and you don't need to know.
Hidden Aspects this can be googled. Google is pretty crazy sometimes
Join the military
The navy seal delivery vehicle can dive as deep as a draeger closed circuit scuba unit duh😂
joe: has a guest on that isn't a comedian
me: this is some gourmet shit right here
Yeah I really like when he brings on scientists or people in professional fields.
@@MM-eo2oz there are some comedians who are almost funnier to listen to just talking....but alooot are not at all funny that end up on here
I’ll admit I immediately check the description to see if the guest is a comedian. If so I might watch/listen. If non comedian...definitely going to watch/listen 😄
So true, comedian episodes are so boring and not funny
@@MM-eo2oz i agree 90%, all the ones over 50 are usually pretty funny
I love this Mans range of Guests ...each show throws you down another Rabbit hole,logging in here from Ireland.
I'm still getting over the dude who says he's going to cure aging.
@ which episode was that?
Check out “Mike Drop” Mike Ritland former Navy SEAL podcast. Has real deal guests on and tells the truth.
Yeah, they're so diverse. Like he's never had a Navy Seal, BASE jumper, or photographer on before...
@ His work is real. People just give him shit the way they did Newton, Edison, the Wright Brothers, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos, and anyone else who wanted to change the way we see the world.
"When I was 16, I was a chimp" well that explains the profile picture of his podcast
Lmao
:) good one.....
No one ever talks about how the word “veteran” in most people’s minds is an old white haired man, possibly sitting in a VFW Hall somewhere or an Elks Lodge somewhere with a drink in their hand and a story on their mind. It’s never the 32 year old who went to war at 19 and survived until 27.
Underated comment
As a 32 year old that joined at 17 I feel you and appreciate your message bro
U in my room bro?
@Victor Huang whod you serve with ?
I’m 28 now. People are always super surprised to know I’m a combat veteran from 10 yrs ago.
get Johnny Kim on there. SEAL, doctor, and astronaut now.
that MF is a super human
@Nick F If he is publishing a book soon and needs to get it promoted, he'll definitely be on the podcast.
Johnny stock?
Yeah, that guy's amazing. He's like a real-life comic book Super Hero.
Miguel Contreras was the ty tuu
It's interviews like this that really drive home the fact that I haven't done anything meaningful in my life. Never done anything special that made a difference in anyone's life. Well done, Joe and thanks for being the person you are Trevor.
Make a change brother. You don’t have to go to a war zone to make a difference. You may be surprised, you could have done things without knowing how much of a difference it made in someone’s life.
@@InDisskyS131 was in a near death MC accident 9 years ago. Stuck in a wheelchair and suffer from the worst pain imaginable. I'm pretty useless now. Best I can do is try and help my daughter.
@@FreqMod911 I’m sorry to hear that my brother. I’m sure the love you give your daughter has made a huge difference in her life and will continue to. Honestly, I believe the biggest thing that impacts and improves the majority of people’s lives is knowing that someone truly cares about them.
We all feel like this when listening to alpha males. Bullshit though. I’m sure you’ve touched lives and contributed to society. We’re all listening and learning, that’s the important thing 👍🏻
Former Navy Seal talks about Hazing and how to survive everywhere. This was great !
th-cam.com/video/FZrqRRupl6I/w-d-xo.html
Listening to this in my Tesla on autopilot trippin on dmt eating some fine elk sausuges downing it with pure coconut water with both HANDS on the wheel 😎
I would of believed you if you were sippin a tall high altitude, shade grown, single origin, coffee with some lairds superfood with turmeric on your way to fly to Germany for your regenokine and stem cell treatments. You even float, bro?
@Kyle Sky savage you
@@papashango7471 well i live in germany so ... i might get me them stemcells to 😀
@kyle what are u wearing and r u hot?
Too bad joe doesn’t read these man. Gold.
Joe "I battled my cat in a bathroom" Rogan
goes well next to "I choked out my dog."
LMFAOOOOOOO
LOL
@Dowhat Iwant dat dere bronchitis
I work as a chef and that whole thing about the satisfaction of providing and hearing from people about food youve labored over hits different
When you eat elk meat inside of sensory deprivation tank, there is nothing comparable.
Kelly Merrill when you eat mushrooms while hunting elk on dmt before a jiu jitsu class in a float tank you’ll realize you’re just a chimp on a spinning ball in space in one of an infinite amount of universes.
@@michaelgrayman7614 When you hunt chimps while riding an elk and then you wake up in a float tank, realizing it was all from the mushrooms and dmt.
Epstein didn't kill himself.
Maybe he never died to begin with...
I don’t work for Hillary Clinton but yes he did
Jesse 😂
he killed that whale tho.. that is true..
He sounds, talks, and kinda looks like a SPEC OP version of Forrest Galante
SO TRUE
They'd probably get along well
🤣👍
Classic
The thing I respect the most about the special operations community is that they are incredibly intelligent and well spoken individuals.
Yes they are, they aren't just some meat heads looking to get some, no offense to those guys cause they are incredibly valuable to our nation also, but most Special Forces guys ive heard being interviewed are very intelligent and well spoken people. Jocko did an interview on a morning talk show or news thing and that guy is a freakin animal yet very professional and intelligent when he speaks. Quite professional isn't just a saying. These guys are incredible.
No way you can make it through that training if u r a meathead. 80% mental they say. Take a totally motivated smart fit guy, give him the best training in the world, and the best equipment and tech money can buy. Deadly combo.
I wish he asked him what was the quality of the enemy fighters in Afghanistan and Iraq? With all that weapons training he had, I expect the ISIS guys have nothing even close. Were they effective in a firefight or were they useless? I doubt there is any screening to join ISIS or taliban. And they probably get a couple of weeks on a firing range with an AK. Or is that a misconception?
@@sblack48 Idk if this will satisfy your curiosity at all, but on the Jocko Willink podcast episode 114 he and his SEAL teammate Leif Babin answer a very similar question about how the two sides stacked up in Ramadi. They talk about it starting at about 2 hours and three minutes in.
David Porter thanks David I will check it out
Any one else get excited when joe said Marcus Lutrell is coming on? Lone Survivor is such a great book.
xBoutDatTime for sure. I was sooo looking forward to the movie but hated it when it came out, mostly because of Wahlberg. They made it too Hollywood by casting him
Trevor seems like a naturally good guy, like if someone tells them something he would be so focused and dedicated to the story and truly entertained
So much about social interaction is just a decision. If you can master the ability to stop and truly give someone your undivided attention and interest and curiosity and respect, and they will physically open to you, they'll share their most honest reflections, their truest self. People can tell when you're truly listening and watching them and giving them honest feedback, and when you're just waiting for them to stop talking so you can start talking. My entire life people have praised my ability to have instant emotionally honest communication with anyone around me, regardless of age or race or even language. People act like it's some kind of mind trick, but it's just a genuine interest and curiosity. An intelligent person can learn many things even by interacting with an unintelligent person. This whole thing kinda supports the idea that the best listeners are the best communicators.
@@dylanfarnum4121 Amen
My 2020 wish: Keanu Reeves on this podcast.
Eddie Murphy
Donald trump
Reeves isn't that interesting, Everytime he has an actor on it's so boring
Larken Rose!!!
@@thechief4114 Keanu has tons he could go on about that would be interesting
I feel like it’s been a while since we’ve seen Duncan. Can someone summon him?
Please Supreme Ruler Billionaire Duncan! We Summon thee
Like for real
daniel butler I agree! I miss Duncan!
He's busy doing pictures and what else with Riley Reid
If we all make the "ohm" sound he might show up
Did 5 years and did 2 combat tours in afghanistan in the Marines and every single thing that Trevor had to say hit home. Never even thought about the motions that were taught to us but hearing him break it down still had me shook. Especially when it came to getting out of the service and having to reintegrate into civilian society
I was a POG and never saw combat but he is right. I think military school is a lot more efficient than civilian schools, maybe because people’s lives depend on it or the government has to pay for it lol. I did electronic tech school in AIT and learned in 2 months what I would learn in 2 years of college.
SFMF
my freinds did tours in iraq and afghanistan and they brag about raping and looting the local women, one guy told me he shot 6 enemy combatants in total in his whole tour
Imagin checking youtube and seeing a Joe Rogan episode was uploaded 2 seconds ago. Now thats a feeling.
Is it?
Imagine deriving meaningful pleasure from receiving a notification that thousands of other people will also receive
Jackson Zamora th-cam.com/video/gSHF5IFlMcs/w-d-xo.html
Ehhh🤷🏽♂️
fuck yeah!
I love when our veterans are on joes show. These dudes are inspiring savages. God Bless these gentlemen. I’m so thankful and grateful for the freedom they provide.
Ps. Black Rifle Coffee is delicious. Because of this show I found my favorite coffee. Now I don’t use creamer.
Credit to those guys. Freedom they provide?? Not since ww2 but much respect to these warriors. If you respect these guys like I do you would only want them used when absolutely necessary. Don't drink the whole glass of koolaide is all Im saying
Herc11355 I think we could say that SF are the only soldiers that trully fight terrorism directly and they will be the first ones to be there when fan hits the shit. War now days is unconventional (insurgency, terrorism, intel, etc.) and these guys cover for it.
@@emilianoaguilar3096 I see what you're saying about SF guys being the tip of the spear, but to Herc's point, SF groups can be and are routinely used in 'immoral' ways. Meaning if the US military is being used unethically, as a way of illegally occupying the middle east to protect it's oil interests, then the high speed SF units over there are simply a more experienced better equipped tool, a better weapon for less than honorable intention. Unfortunately in the recent past, let's say the last 10-15 years, a lot of the most respected elite units themselves have become known for amoral acts and war crimes and such. The development group, aka seal team 6, famously 'canoed' UBL as a type of war trophy hunting game engaged in by the most skilled operators in JSOC. In several instances the CIA SOG operatives of omega team clashed with the devgru guys when they would unnecessarily go for kills and 'war trophies ' instead of going for the easier and less destructive capture of the target, which incidentally decreased our humint. In case you're wondering why I put war trophies in quotations, I did so because traditional war trophies, like ears, fingers, scalps etc are all physical things that the warrior would remove and take with him. In the case of seal team 6, they would do what they called 'canoeing' someone, which is when you shoot a downed enemy right at the top of the forehead, and it blows out the top of the skull and caves in their forehead in a V shape. The devgru operator that famously was the second man to engage UBL, came into the room after he was already down, and the man shot him 3 additional times in the head, intentionally to canoe him.
You ever tried Black Rifle Coffee on DMT? Jamie pull that shit up.
Jajajajajaja no mames!!!! Freedom! Solo ustedes creen eso jajajajaja
Another point to saving private Ryan:
When they did the first screenings of it, they took world war 2 veterans to see how close it was to real life. My granddad was one of those lucky first to see that movie. Before the movie was over, most of the men had left the theatre. It was so real, one gentleman had a panic attack and had to be brought to the hospital. Granddad said he could feel hot steel in his hand, just like when he was in the South Pacific
omg... that sheds a lot of light
Thank you for the story man
@@dclxvi_89 no problem bro. People mean nothing, stories mean everything
God Bless his soul. They saw and fought hell so we could live a good life. God bless your grandad's soul.
karma my grandpa is an atheist and would spit on your god as quickly as you bring him up. That’s disgusting you would ever say that. Keep your hateful religion to yourself, bigot
The coffee expert was one of the most informative, interesting podcasts I didn’t know I needed. We could really use a Whiskey Sommelier on here, or a Master Distiller.
“I had this rescue dog, actually no I got him from a pet store” 😂
is it that we like to save them from that life?
like what if everyone had to help out chill animals?
learn more about the world
Vincent Gonzalez please form a thought and sentence structure so it can be understood. Thanks
☝️☝️ Lmao this dude is high af :D
Lord have mercy on this thread
Just reminded me ..a girl i know was talking with me about her dogs and one was a little dog like a chihuahua and she said "we rescued it" and I said "cool, you got it from a shelter" she said "No, we left the grocery store and in the parking lot this guy had it on a leash and was kicking it...So...my dad beat his ass and took the dog" I still laugh thinking about that!
this is the longest broest bro talk i have ever heard
"Don't go to therapy, you should jump off a cliff"...sounds like something I heard from the VA once.
Hahaaaa damn
Good one haha
We recommend coming back here for counseling, but we’re not going to work around your schedule. Also, we’re moving our facility
Sounds like the last thing I said to my ex-girlfriend
The Kids Nice you sound spiteful and petty lol new borne incel?
When I went to see "Saving Private Ryan" back in the day, three old guys were sitting in front of me... they cried like babies, hold each others hands - it was heartbreaking to see
My Grandpa didn't cry l, but you could see it so heavy on his face, it was sobering to everyone in the room. He perked up in the end though.
Roli MPunkt they sound like pussies!
Axel Foley stfu goofy
Axel Foley please tell us about your real life experience in combat. I’m sure your experience would teach a lot of veterans how to be a man. Call of duty doesn’t count just a heads up.
@@FullBodyShampoo really? And you sound like an idiot. Unbelievable...
Listening to these guys is like talking with candles around you, so mellow and intense at the same time, great atmosphere.
Well. Black Rifle Coffee just got a ton of customers
They deserve it, best coffee in the world
I mean Black Rifle Coffee couldn’t get better promotion lol... Best Pod With 3 Uncles Just Talking Sh1t th-cam.com/video/YQak25vtlcY/w-d-xo.html
they used to sponsor the podcast so i dont think its many new customers. hes had it on the podcast a few times now.
@@ajgambs44
Americans have no idea about coffee. It'll be shit.
@Dearly Diane
You have no idea what you're talking about.
“Trevor Thompson is a former Navy SEAL, B.A.S.E. jumper, cameraman and photographer.”
Me: “Great, I bet he has some awesome stories!”
Joe: “Lets drag on about the stray cat I took in.”
If that's all you took from this you clearly didnt pay attention or your comment was based upon the first 30 minutes of listening
ghostdtx it was a joke you moron
@@AustinHansen control your hormones young man
Travis Rios sorry I blew up
This podcast felt like a JRE with a “regular person” guest instead of some celeb, comedian, or scientist
"these are the most savage human beings we can create"
Get Alex Jones back on the podcast so we can discuss this CoronaVirus in a civil manner!
Fuck no, enough of that dumbass.
bathrobeheroo You get your news from CNN?!?!
+Genghis Khan I don't care about US news at all, and what I really don't care about are pseudo-celebs who are dumb as dirt, but since some find them entertaining, they get to talk on huge platforms regardless of how idiotic they truly are. And they are turning stuff like JRE into daytime reality show levels of garbage. AJ and Eddie Bravo are so annoyingly cringy and even admittedly retarded that there's absolutely nothing in their heads, except for a tiny string, which if you'd cut, their ears would fall off.
bathrobeheroo “pseudo celeb” you clearly don’t know a fucking thing you foreign piece of shit
@@kingsmoke9350 foreign? Hahahah
24:30 Joe: "It probably died because they caught it"
Trevor: "I mean, it can't be good for it"
Cracked my ass up
He aint a Navy SEAL.
Thats a real imposter.
@@vipr1142 ok russian
@aleve ronoscar Then watch it and don't read the comments you wart
@@vipr1142 Bro... How fam? You buzzin
@@BobbyDaLocc vill du dö eller?
So when is Marcus Luttrell going to be on? That's gonna be a good one.
Mac miller, Faces
Pass
@@FCACTUAL69420 yessir . Salute
glock doc shut yo ass up!
Still waiting :(
1:27:45 Joe: What was it like for you? Trevor: Being overseas? Joe: Yeah. Trevor: Or the whole process? Joe: Yeah.
Lol, thought I was the only one who caught that.
i think he said yeah the second time was because he was agreeing with the second option lol. it did sound like a better story then just the overseas
who knows he mightve just been too high too lawl
Seriously joe lol
Civilians surviving in a war zone would be insightful.Too often that perspective is not considered.
Especially with Syria where just the other day. A man whom of course is scared shitless.. Due to massive bombings. Made a game of when the planes fly over to laugh when the explosions happen. Its fucking horrible
Chicago...
Play this war of mine, get the child doc. You will cry... a lot.
@@johnmcsomething9576 chicago is bad but theres no airstrikes in chicago
One of the best things Joe has done is brought hunting to the masses with the correct attitude and perspective about the sport. 👌 respect buddy.🦌
You know when a podcast goes longer than 2.5 hours, the guest has Joe's seal of approval.
"seal" I see what you did there
3 hours at this point is reserved for AMOGS or Israeli propaganda.
Jo Po do you have anything else to do then sometimes make funny comments on every JRE episode... I'm pretty sure you are actually young jaime and this is your alias
Cwilliams1120 w jo po has no life, he lives to comment on jre
So jo po following and commenting on all podcasts and obviously LIKING the show and following it is a bad thing?? Tf??
1:16:28 Jamie suddenly got a little artistic.
Beerdy - Bruce Lee Central hahahaha bro that transition
😂😂😂😂
I'm picturing Joe saying "Jamie, if you want that raise, i need to see some effort"
That was a hardcore crossfade
Its like a call back to when Red Ban would get too high and bored so he would start doing more and more effects.
"Yeah!"
-Trevor Thompson
I love episodes like this, I spent 7 years in the Infantry and I’m a freelance artist now. Seeing other service members I can relate to in a way is great 👍
Thank you for your service 🇺🇸💪🇺🇸
@@502skater502 fuck you snowflake
www.bonfire.com/truth-18/
The shirt of truth
Trevors calmness alone says a lot about his character. Everyone who’s been on the other side and come back have that hanging over them
pills man
Flaven80 ya I’M the dumb one... how about you shut that fucking asshole on your face until you have the ability to understand what’s being referred to. Bet you’re a real Einstein in body language...
@Flaven80 damn cutie you mad? 😂😂 retract them claws kitten it ain't that serious
@@kajalindsay5056 asshole on your face 😂😂😂😂
his eyes alone tell 1000 stories man, he has them PTSD eyes tbh
This is one of my favorite interviews so far. Pleasant to listen to from start to finish.
The fact that his grand father could smell diesel from watching a film makes me appreciate being a human being even more. We are very powerful. Makes you want to innerstand self even more!
Total lie diesel wasn’t even a primary fuel until the 50s
@@TheHalo4News I can smell propaganda. it's interesting watching Joe go, rip deathsquad. Look at the studio over the years? from advertising Fleshlight! Blow up dolls. Chilling with Rick Ross, Alex Grey or foreal real counter culture icons or legends we all know. To this life, wild watching this and the cherry picked guess that gets hours of airtime with a giant flag.
@@donettatrump2025 Big diesel has it's grip on us!
donetta trump what
@@TheHalo4News remember that diesel was Trevor's words. Maybe his granddad said fuel or something and he just remembered it as him saying diesel.
The closest point to my heart this podcast has brought up in a long time was today when Joe Rogan was noting the benefit they did for the Intrepid Center for Excellence and how he was so pissed off that this was a thing we need to *raise* money for.
I joined the military when my ‘brain wasn’t fully formed’ as Joe would put it. So I always assumed with all the tens if not hundreds of billions or even trillions we invest into defense and military spending, that no man would get left behind. Fortunately for me, I got through my deployment unscathed, but a many of my battles (friends and comrads) have had to struggle and work hard for the little bits of assistance they can get from the government. How are we the most powerful country in the world when we can’t guarantee lifetime healthcare for ALL of the men and women who put their life on the line for our country? Why should 20 year olds return from combat and still have to figure these things out on their own?
I’m sorry for the long winded reply and posting multiple times but it’s one of those things where every time I’m reminded about the struggles the guys I’ve known who have lost their lives, had horrific injuries, or even just had to live through hell, it just fucks my head up and I get emotional. My point is that we’ve been through Bush, Obama, and Trump since I went through basic, and I’m still hearing horror stories of homeless war vets and widows who can’t get the support they need. Again, there’s probably a better forum for this but hearing Rogan go into this really hit a nerve for me.
tonicmix I think the whole point of the military is to give you the tools to never need help. Or that’s the idea...
I’ve never been through the training or the war, but I think everyone can agree the training can’t hold a candle to the real thing.
We need to do more for our military. We need to protect and cherish these people. Protect this bravery, and this passion. It what makes America the best
@Flaven80 someone's salty
i think because real wars arent fought on a battlefield
Hey man. Thanks for your service and I'm sorry you had to see the idiotic things others have replied.
Our government sucks and your story is yet another example of someone falling victim to it. Get out there and vote and pay no mind to flagrant assholes like @Flaven80
@Flaven80 This whole comment is just brimming with generalizations and misconceptions it's almost like some asshole with little-to-no understanding of what they're talking about wrote it.
2:18:06
"you could just build one of those"
"for like, a cool 5 mill"
*joe doesnt even flinch*
"thats how much it costs?"
JRE toons needs to animate Joe dealing with his crazy cat, please!
For sure.
fuck yeah....
PUT JEFF CAVALIER ON YOUR PODCAST, HE SAID ON HIS IG POST HE WOULD LOVE TO COME ON
Brayden Lidguerre that needs to happen. WAY overdue!!!!
Following Jeff Cavaliere on IG is gay af, following his youtube channel, alpha male move.
why not follow both🤷🏻♂️
@V M health, fitness, his life, being fit late on life, physical therapy, etc
At least call him by his full name Jeffcavalier atathleanxdotcom
Joe's reaction at 21:35 when he's describing what he saw underwater is freakin' priceless😂😂😂
Trevor is a warrior-artist, which coincidentally is how Bryan Callen describes himself in his LinkedIn profile.
Jo Po a true warrior is a master of both martial and cultural arts!
MrGeorge1226 looks like he already has with you
you mean warrior poet, and he got it from braveheart
World class burn.
Your comments are garbage quit using multiple accounts to like and reply your own comments on every single JRE vid/clip.
Joe: "Yeah".
Trevor: "Yeah".
Yeah
Mmm hmmm. Yeah.
Yep
yeah
“I mean yeah”
"We're very insensitive to the way other people feel" - Joe has never spoken a truer word, and this is applicable to far more scenarios than even he appreciates...
I used to care a great deal about the way other people feel, and it brought me a great deal of trouble. Don't think it did them any good either. These days I make an effort to care a lot less.
The amount of different things I’ve learned just from this podcast over the years is tremendous
Well you definitely learned that word
David Carr u forgot bout coyotes??
Kyle Dunnigan
H R same here
1:05:09 "if its ears are pulled back... don't miss."
That made my butt pucker right up.
This may just be me, but I love when a person can create such a visceral emotional experience with such a small amount of words, but more importantly without either curse words or really complex rhetorical phrasing. This is such a perfect example in that it's under 10 words and all of them are simple, and man oh man did it pucker my asshole hard enough to crack walnuts. Fucking guy has such a great way of speaking.
I found it amazing when both Joe and Trevor were talking about the feeling of sharing a meal and having provided this meal via hunting, sharing their hunted products aka meat with friends and family. Sort of triggered something that goes back to communal living and hunter gatherer lifestyle. Humans are social animals, we need social interaction and shared experience. We now live in societies where we spend an inordinate amount of time with electronic forms of communication, while craving human interaction. Both gentleman shared the feelings that were triggered by being in groups and more important, removed from electronic interference. I think we are neglecting this human need to share and be part of a group, too many are alone and lonely in this ever evolving social experiment we call life!
Well said Jim
Yo where is the Marcus Luttrell and Joe Rogan video bro do you know
These navy seal podcasts are definitely my favorite..... ❤
He's Not a fan of interviews , but I'd love to see you interview Joaquin Phoenix. I think He'd be comfortable with your style of interview
Joe talks too much shit on veganism for Joaquin to wanna come on the show.
Eddie Bruce yeah no.. gtfoh.. we want real people..
Joaquin Phoenix would be amazing although I think he would likely focus entirely on the meat industry. Dude is amazing though and would still listen for sure e
@FW Baracuss how is he too hollywood lol
@FW Baracuss he literally mocked woke people lmao
jamie: girls were carrying him
joe: thats a risky move
21:41 Joe: A crab like great dane underwater.
This guy could create a new language based on different inflections of "Yeah"
Yeaahh
My wife pins her ears back when she comes at me too! Sh*t is making sense now!!! Thanks for the info sir! 😂😂😂
Dude I'm crying.. stay safe!
Good luck bro
Dude 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Former Navy Seal. Enough reason to watch it in entirety
I could listen to these guys talk for another hour.
This guys are chill for being standout alpha killers in a battlefield of thousands
I use to do drugs, I still do but I used to too
Paul Kaderli stolen from Mitch.
Paul Kaderli mitchhhh
ThaDentMan Nah it was just a shout out
Good shit
I smoked meth once.... for three years
There's a rumor that after the podcast was over, Joe gave Trevor an Honorary Junior Rogan badge
John Bailey it’s to be worn 1/4” below the trident on dress uniforms.
"Junior Rogan badge" Joe wouldn't do anything lame like that foo
@@edwardk3 /whoosh
Damn Jaime removed my comment lmao
J W good thing that joke wasn’t lost on you....
Navy seals are the most savage humans we can creat. (Spetsnaz has entered the chatt)
Да.
"when i was 16 i was a chimp"
Joe "when i was 16 i was a chimp"
Rogan
Real talk same though!
www.bonfire.com/truth-18/
The shirt of truth
2020 wish: Jeremy Wade on Joe Rogan
I agree, that would be incredible!
No , Jeremy Wade has never smoked DMT
He'd have to come on multiple times with the amount of stories and experiences he has. Would be an amazing guest!
FISH ON!
Yes
“When I was as 16 I was a chimp” me too lmao my perception of what was really right and wrong when I was too wasn’t there
Let's all work together and manifest a Alex Jones Eddie Bravo reunion
This dudes eyes look like they have 20 more years of life experience than his beard.
daltanionwaves careful!!! Might make chuck Norris jealous
Funny, not many of them have blue eyes.
I know what you meant, experience
Yeah well he’s had his eyes since birth but the beard probably came 20 years later, so it makes perfect sense.
@@larjkok1184 good one man
The first person I've seen that gives Ethiopia props for coffee, finally
That's where coffee comes from. Turk explorers and traders brought coffee beans back from Ethiopia to Turkey, and from there it spread.
Have Tyson Fury on again please!!!
I’ve filmed Trevor BASE jump many times. He’s a really good guy - down to earth.
Negative4 I consider you a celebrity
And I'm the Queen of England's cabana boy
As an older vet...do these vets know 9/11 was an inside job ?.. honestly ,do they.
Shout out to all the men and women who serve/served in the military and armed forces. Nothing but love and respect. Thank you for fighting everyday for our freedom so us Americans can sleep peaceful at night. And all the veterans who served as well. Those who paid the ultimate sacrifice R.I.P and thank you. All heroes.
VERY WELL SAID, SIR.
Shout out to those who have served and those still serving now 🙏🏼
@Abi T i dont usually give shout outs to anyone to be honest. I like to say I appreciate all the men and women in the world who work hard and help others. Problem?
@Abi T first of all. Joe Rogan is talking to a Navy Seal not a doctor or a factory worker. Secondly who are you bro? Where are you from in the this world where they do not give thanks to people that serve your country? Once again i give credit to everyone who works hard to support themselves and their families. But this is talking to military service member so I am giving thanks to those who served and laid their lives on the line so I may have the opportunity to live.
Abi T yes they are , there not dying and fighting for their life everyday
kickingitwithtimmyb thank you, much appreciated
The feral cat pet bit had me laughing my ass off
Threw a robe over it then taped it up in a hamper lmaoooooo!!!!! HY-STERICAL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
An artist who joined SF? This guy is awesome
He joined the Seals not SF
@@FCACTUAL69420 thats just semantics to 99% of the population it doesnt really matter if we call operators SF
I legit have a crush on him. This guy is a unicorn
This dude's eyes move around like he's looking at people who aren't even in the room yet.. Stone cold
Or maybe he’s looking at joe and Jamie as he is talking lol
Captain Chaos oh thanks, I assumed he was in a room on his own rd
Ughh duh.. He’s a fucking soldier
Flaven80 Yeah sure, he’s got schizophrenia. It’s not like the navy seals would do any mental testing of their combat soldiers either.
Think before you post dumb shit like that
Yeah I think hes looking at jamie. I'd have a hard time not including the other person in the room in the conversation or at least not acknowledging him.
Joe has had enough seals on to start his own pmc
He mentioned on a podcast, can't remember which, but his security guards for his studio are former seals apparently. He's good 2 go lol.
Josh B i know @taylorcanfield is his exec protection. I never knew Joe acknowledged that though would like to see him talk about it
@@Josh93B does he really pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for Navy SEALs to guard a podcast studio? Seems excessive.
@@NotKimiRaikkonen Not when you're raking millions and have a lot of crazy fanboys like yourself
No Name As a veteran I look at it as incredibly patriotic. Those guys deserve a healthy check. Better a guy like Rogan offers them a good paycheck than letting them end up getting barely above minimum wage protecting some Walmart warehouse like I did when I first got out.
PS: I was no SF guy, don’t come at me for trying to brag that I’m a badass.
I survived an IED back in ‘07 whilst being in Uruzgan. I hardly ever think about it, so I count myself lucky. When I hear these guys talk about ptsd I can kind of imagine what they mean, but still not fully. At least Americans know how to treat their veterans, something we can all learn from.
They should have an episode where Joe and Jamie just go down the rabbit hole and see how crazy it can get
I want to watch Joe hunt Jamie with a paintball gun.
Dude looks like Kevin Smith if he took a healthier route through life
The Bearded One
Have you seen Kevin lately? He’s thin AF
lol I thought the same thing.
so true
@@negativeindustrial yeh man, he's looking way better isn't he
I was waiting for jaimie to correct them about Bradley Cooper being in lone survivor lol
Ok time for Ducan Trusell again. Boy I wished to meet him one day. He's so awesome!
Duncan and Joey Diaz together
YES... MY FAVORITE GUEST. Maybe my favorite person ever.
Fuckin why?
I would love too see Eddie Murphy on this podcast. Imagine the stories he has!
I want to hear about the transvestites!
I can't believe I didn't think of this one. Tremendous idea, I can't even imagine how legendary this would be.
Trevor Thompson: Don't do skydiving.
Also Trevor: Skydiving is great for veteran therapy.
US Military Veterans: "We're suffering from IED's & PTSD."
US Government: "Have a Snickers bar or something?"
I'm a Miller veteran too.
Pretty much.
22
''Youre not you when youre hungry'' or cant sleep from a traumatic event
@@Mr.Feckless Nice one ☝
Jesus christ Joe, listen to the people;
We need Duncan Trussel.
Every month
And Nimitz UFO witnesses
Bring that tick tack on too!
Lord Jesus. I know individual, we are small... But please people, as a unified conglomerate... Please try and get Duncan on. We all need more of his insight and laughs and deep subjects to ponder alone by ourselves. Trussel 2020.
That dude is just a goober
I thought I recognized this guy! I Uber’d him and Evan when they landed in Austin. I took them over to Onnit. Wow! Small world.
I asked for a job but it was a no-go.
I’m certain Evan loves veterans - maybe he had all the employees he needed or I didn’t jive for him. All good.
I’ll post the photo I took with him on IG and tag you Joe and him. Can’t believe I haven’t posted that photo.
Bad ass I had this dude in my car. It was nice to meet you Trevor. Down to earth, cool af.
From a Marine to a Sailor - thank you for your service, brother.
Joe “NOT the cat whisperer” Rogan 😂
😂😂
Sesame ouvre toi