US Government Brainwashing Expert on Trump Shooting & Human Influence

Chase Hughes is the US Government’s brainwashing and interrogation expert training the intelligence agencies, a neuroscientist, and the world’s #1 human behavior expert.

He spent 20 years in the US military and trains intelligence agents and companies on human hacking, influence, persuasion, interrogation, and negotiation.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - What Really Happened At The Trump Assassination Attempt?
6:28 - The Weird Crowd Behavior At The Rally Explained
11:39 - What Does a Government Brainwashing Expert Actually Do?
14:12 - Trump vs. Biden: What Brainwashing Tactics Are They Using?
20:30 - How To Make Someone Do Anything
26:17 - The #1 Tool To Control People (& Why)
35:19 - How To (Un)intentionally Brainwash Yourself
39:58 - The #1 Key To Unshakable Confidence
48:35 - The #1 Confidence Killer: How To Always Be The Most Comfortable In The Room
58:15 - How To Stop Caring What Other People Think
1:04:56 - How To Be Treated Differently By Others
1:14:16 - How To Brainwash Yourself For Success & Behavior Change
1:26:47 - How To Become a Leader Worth Following
1:39:11 - How To Spot A Liar
1:50:28 - How To Stop Being Awkward Or Shy

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[leonjhendrix]

Hey weirdos. Pick a spicy timestamp:
00:00 - What Really Happened At The Trump Assassination Attempt?

6:28 - The Weird Crowd Behavior At The Rally Explained

11:39 - What Does a Government Brainwashing Expert Actually Do?

14:12 - Trump vs. Biden: What Brainwashing Tactics Are They Using?

20:30 - How To Make Someone Do Anything

26:17 - The #1 Tool To Control People (& Why)

35:19 - How To (Un)intentionally Brainwash Yourself

39:58 - The #1 Key To Unshakable Confidence

48:35 - The #1 Confidence Killer: How To Always Be The Most Comfortable In The Room

58:15 - How To Stop Caring What Other People Think

1:04:56 - How To Be Treated Differently By Others

1:14:16 - How To Brainwash Yourself For Success & Behavior Change

1:26:47 - How To Become a Leader Worth Following

1:39:11 - How To Spot A Liar

1:50:28 - How To Stop Being Awkward Or Shy

[Heathmcdonald]

They've lied all my life, right in my face. Why would
I believe anything they say?

[MikeWalls]

It's not that things don't add up, it's that everything adds up perfectly.

[merodobson]

Admitting that our govt overthrows others but not admitting they would do it here is naivety on a whole other level.

[billb]

I’m a 23 year Air Force vet, our Security Forces would’ve never allowed the shooter in the area much less casually on a nearby roof. That said if he did get through, he would’ve been eliminated immediately upon discovery. No communication breaks in the chain and certainly never letting a dude point a rifle and get away with it. It’s more than disturbing how all this went down.

[kimberlykay]

“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American citizens believes is false.”
~ CIA director Casey 1981

[donnarice]

I love Chase Hughes. I could listen to him for hours! Chase comes across as the most authentic & compassionate soul. Loved this conversation. Thankyou gentlemen. Please do more Chase❤

[courtneyalva]

I Chase Hughes! He’s incredibly perceptive & intelligent, & somehow is still able to communicate his lofty thoughts to the masses without condescending rhetoric. It is taking me double the time to watch this, because I am stopping so often to internalize & map how I will apply everything that he is saying. This is one of those convos that for me, will be life changing even if it’s in some small way. Thank you, Chase.

[justish]

Chase is my favorite body-language expert, the most balanced and least affected by his personal experiences and emotional makeup. He's the one I would want reading me if some crazy crisis happened. This interview of him is wonderful. About midway thru the session he goes from revealing that "becoming a civilian was the most scariest thing to me" when he got out of the military and started to get his own business running, to "I'm the number one body language expert in the world". Truly running the gamut. Congratulations and thanks, Leon.

[purplechum]

Fifteen per cent of Americans refused to get jabbed even though all the pressure of the government and the rest of society was against them. I was one who refused and glad I did.

[Whitefishbadass]

Be that guy that doesn’t trust the government. There needs to be more of us un-afraid to come forward

[auntihooha]

I saw a bumper sticker years ago that I still think about: "You are who you are when nobody's looking." That made me watch myself- and now I don't have that baggage to carry with me because I now like who I am when nobody's looking.

[kassiewaters]

This is very interesting because Ive seen it play out in my own life. As a kid, I was bullied, and my reaction to this was to try and fade into the background. When I did interact, that feeling of being a loser and weirdo was always with me, and I could tell people could pick up on it (at the time I thought they recognized me as a loser, not that they were reacting to my insecurities and body language). I got older and when I entered new social spaces, I started faking confidence. People were drawn to me. But I could only keep it up for a short period of time, and everytime my confidence would falter, ppl would start to avoid me. But as time went on, I could keep it up longer. Then I started to unteach myself the negative things I had learned being bullied, started accepting compliments as general, started realizing there was so much more important things going on in the world then just whether ppl liked me. I stopped caring about strangers' opinions. Now, it's so easy to get along w ppl. And I have even had people compliment me on being personable and likeable. Ppl actually have a hard time believing I was bullied as a child when I talk about it.

[bauwens]

Weird is an understatement.

"One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship". - George Orwell

Something to keep in mind.

[clubof]

If there was nothing to hide there would have been a press conference by now reporting 1; Total number of shots fired. 2: Number of shots fired by Secret Service. 3: Number of shots other law enforcement entities fired. 4: Number of spent casings found on roof top. 5: Why was the command center unavailable to local authorities.

[clearlakerain]

At 74 years old, I found this fascinating and enlightening. I was surprisingly pleased by how clearly I understood the topic. Everything made perfect sense. Wow ! - - - I thank both of you for your insight.

[Lkhrobertson]

Chase Hughes sits silently without seeming to move then shares the most incredible insights, observations, interpretations. I love to listen to him…even the aura ads.

[Demo-jejm]

10/10 for allowing your guest to speak. Especially my mate Chase! Thanks guys

[kathleenhillock]

The Truman Show meets Idiocracy meets The Hunger Games.

[KiwiBee]

Sirhan Sirhan vibes. A seemingly innocuous 20yr old with a vanilla backstory adopts an assassin identity & serendipitously nearly succeeds in his mission because a series of catastrophic “operational” security failures provided him with a clear shot …over a period of 57 minutes.