How I Communicate With Terrorists & Kidnappers | Minutes With

In this episode of Minutes With, we sat down with Scott Walker, one of the world’s most experienced kidnap for ransom negotiators. Scott reveals the tactics he uses whilst negotiating, recounts his most thrilling cases, and explains how he stays calm whilst bargaining with terrorists.

Scott Walker’s Sunday Times bestseller, Order Out of Chaos: A Kidnap Negotiator's Guide to Influence and Persuasion is published by Piatkus and available to buy online and in stores now.

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[LADbible]

Scott Walker’s Sunday Times bestseller, Order Out of Chaos: A Kidnap Negotiator's Guide to Influence and Persuasion is published by Piatkus and available to buy online and in stores now.

[djkasper]

The fact he has been working 16 years in the most stressful job ever tells me he has god-level hair genetics.

[Jerellaj]

A master in the art of communicating. He's never failed a job and that says a lot about him

[baileemason]

You can tell this guy is a pro!!
Listen to how he breaks down what he's saying. Absolutely professional. 👌

[cvbzizou]

Please have a longer interview with this man. He is obviously brilliant but what sets him apart is he stresses the need to self-regulate our emotions. Take care of self in order to take care of others. His neural activity and emotional stability must be insane.

[callumsmith]

The stress this man must have went through in his life I can't imagine, what a guy

[fredb]

This channel has the best interviews/guests I've ever seen. This guy is completely clear and logical on some really complicated things. The nun interview was also class, asking her about her lifestyle rather than talking strictly about Christianity.

[theafroassassin]

He has even mastered the pacing and enunciation of his speech. Clear, concise, and evened.

[karolinakepinska]

We need a longer interview with him! Such a persona!! Great listen!

[catau]

impressive man - a stranger to me as I started watching, by the time I finished watching this I totally trusted him with my life haha

[LK-bzsk]

This was one of the best interviews. The core elements here apply to de escalation and he encapsulate all so well

[nzoutloud]

It's really funny to me how he's using those techniques on us, as the audience to this video.

We clicked on the video probably out of curiosity, but he may well have deftly realised that a lot of people would actually want to know how to use his techniques in their everyday life, and he gave his techniques and reassurance to make us feel seen, heard and understood in what we probably didn't even realise we wanted.

Master at his art. Well done.

[jlongino]

Imagine being this collected in the face of everything. Paramedic of 23 years here. I could only wish to have the wherewithal in my life.

[hannahm]

I need this guy to teach me how to talk to my very stuborn 7 year old 😂

[Laura-jxil]

bring this man back ASAP! i wanna know HOW he does all the tips and tricks he told us! he is obviously brilliant. i wouldnt have thought that the police or negotiators would have such a worker approach! i love it

[GreeklishOutdoors]

This was a great interview. Scott Walker is obviously a fantastic communicator. I found his story very captivating.

[nellebuhrmann]

Although I've never experienced anything like this I can fully understand that nerves of steel are required -at any point in time when you tell the kidnappers they cannot have what they want could cause a trigger to be pulled. To hear a gunshot over a phone must be TERRIFYING.

[lilbertsmom]

Wow, this was a really good interview. And it's really cool that he gave life advice at the end, and how to use HIS tools in your own life.

[bluesevern]

validating other people´s emotions, listening, being empathic, all those wonderful tips are just amazingly useful in every day life as well. one of my fav interviews! thank you !

[madilittlefoot]

As soon as he said they said they were going to escort him to safety and give him a clean phone I was like oh they really know what they’re doing, they’re making sure they make good on their end of the deal so people know going forward the hostages WILL be given back if you pay them, at least w this specific group. That’s CRAZY