💥 Watch Trump's Behavior Under the Spotlight!

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[speilpotts]

I was taught in school that newspaper journalism was written at the 6th grade level for easy digestion of material and a wider range of audience.

[terihall]

Truth!! ❤ nothing negative, only observations. Thank you Chase!

[ZacharyWyatt-wz]

We served together! I’m glad you are doing good. Always support fellow Sailor!

[JohnPaul-wtik]

I believe that the best way to speak is to speak in a way that what you say is most likely to be understood. Speaking as simple as possible while accurately getting an idea across is the way to go

[nancybeard]

Well, I appreciate a speaker whom I can understand. Not that I’m stupid, but it’s nice to be able to understand them on a more simple level.

[rebeccabutner]

I just found you and The Behavior Panel. It is so refreshing to see 4 men have intellectually driven conversations on what is happening in this world. The regular television programming has nothing to offer in this way. I’ve done binge watching and taking notes from your videos as well as the panel’s videos. It’s nice to be intellectually fed. Thank you.

[chrishernandez]

We should expect any of our top leaders to have a much higher education than most of us. And equally, if not more important, our leader should have empathy and good will at heart. President of the United States is a public servant position. NOT a self serving position solely for his own benefit. Educate yourself for your own good and the future well being of our children.

[wulfseig]

Thanks Chase. Sending strength. Hope you are doing well.

[MydicHertz]

One of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned over the last decade of studying direct response marketing is that the vast majority of customers don’t respond to copy that is written above 8th grade level.

[oddityallsee]

I love that he did this about someone that we all know. I think he should do a series of these on the 4 of them leading up to the election. Honestly, it would help a lot of people who are undecided out. Please help!

[ann.nonymouss]

A sharp reflection of our education system and motivation as a society for self-enrichment. You know why, right? These damnable screens. I had the "Book-It" program, we had the "Reading Rainbow" show for goodness' sakes! Where you at GenX? We were a generation of readers! We had Scholastic Fairs and personal pan pizzas for like every 10 books, and I had the Weekly Reader.

It's why we're so easily deceived. Using eyes and instinct to get by instead of brains. But maybe that's the point. And the more we watch and become desensitized to, the easier we'll be to manipulate.

Question everything friends and thank you, Chase, for taking the time. God bless and protect you all. 🙏

[tinad]

I’d love to see one of these about Vance. He’s been a pit bull vocally in interviews, but seems quite reserved in his gestures.

[vickilawrence]

I'm glad to see you're talking about his body language and his way of speaking! I've often thought that he does that accordion with his hands when he's really lying 😂😅😮😢😢😢

[mummymary]

Love and the comment about the 🪗 gave me lovely memories of a lovely Irish Granda playing in the corner while beloved uncles played or sang good Irish trad songs. I miss them all 🇮🇪☘️💚

[JuleeChristensen]

My self-defense go to is a large vocabulary. "Dumbing" down is a challenge if I'm feeling anxious. Knowing this about myself has helped keep me centered. After all, one cannot have a battle of wits with an unarmed person.

[deborah]

Would love to see an analysis of Kamala Harris too.

[beepbopboop]

Talking to vs at. Thank you for explaining that.

[hobbypotter]

Now, I've always thought that putting conditions on answers is a way of leaving an escape for later. A commitment, but not committed or leaving every question up to interpretation or "truth as I see it". Would that be accurate?

[justmyopinion]

😮WOW! That is some great insight about Trump that you just gave me. Thanks Chase.

[emmawilde]

It's a national shame that 7th grade level is where so many feel comfortable.