HOW I SURVIVED The Most Dangerous PRISON In America | Chad Marks

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

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  • @bloodontherazorwiretv
    @bloodontherazorwiretv Год назад +611

    Appreciate everyone

  • @dnicelightborne892
    @dnicelightborne892 Год назад +7

    We need a part 2. I've watches several vids of Chad's never heard his full story. He is a solid dude he deserved the compassion release

  • @StacyCakes323
    @StacyCakes323 Год назад +16

    Hi Chad finally got a chance to watch you. Very proud!

  • @AngloAm
    @AngloAm Год назад +37

    What an eloquent and passionate guy - AND he is honest - his time in prison may have made him who he is today but he realizes what damage he did and what damage it did to him. I really heard the honesty when in the catch in his voice when he describes the damage he did. No self-glorification.

    • @richarddowling912
      @richarddowling912 Год назад +7

      Chad's book is well worth buying to read, it's real and raw, gives you a great insight into how Chad turned his life around 180,all them years in the prison law library paid off, he got himself set free, and has won many other prisoners case's, and today, they are all free, thanks to all the hard work Chad has done, thank you for your kind words about Chad, BOTRW TV FAMILY LOVE AND RESPECT, 💯💯💯💯💯

    • @kristiskinner8542
      @kristiskinner8542 Год назад +5

      ​@@richarddowling912 not to mention a great narrator, even if the way he says documentary & elementary drives me crazy lol. But him saying it makes me giggle instead of being annoyed now (know a dude from Buffalo who says those words the same way & it always annoyed me, guess its just a regional thing🤷‍♀️)

    • @Nikkithedoll
      @Nikkithedoll Год назад +3

      Buy his book Blood On The Razor Wire you won’t put it down it’s astonishing 💯

    • @septaken
      @septaken Год назад +1

      @kristiskinner8542 I noticed it also lol.

  • @jimmygunn9775
    @jimmygunn9775 Год назад +28

    Chad was a man in prison...got out and became a better man once he won his freedom...he has helped many other's gain their freedom...Kudos Chad

  • @TyranT-Trooper
    @TyranT-Trooper 11 месяцев назад +5

    Chad is the truth. Man went through a lot. Much Respect Ian and chad. Waterbury,ct born and raised.

  • @Marcus_Makaveli
    @Marcus_Makaveli 9 месяцев назад +5

    I’ve watched almost all of Chads interviews and this one is my favourite one. Ian has skills as a journalist he got a lot more out of chad then any other video I’ve seen. I’m a huge fan of blood on the razor wire tv. Respect Chad for giving us more on your life story and thanks Ian for doing what u do!

  • @davidblacksherkey8726
    @davidblacksherkey8726 11 месяцев назад +6

    I agree brother: No friking hi five on 40 years. You’ve done awesome. From poverty and prison to having a good heart and a sound mind. Solid logic, goodwill towards others… Heartwarming to watch

  • @RedBeard10025
    @RedBeard10025 Год назад +15

    Ian with another banger. I love how the prison RUclips genre continues to grow and continues to be transparent to help others. It’s a pleasure to follow you both. Keep on grinding Bick!

  • @jimmycoady4929
    @jimmycoady4929 4 месяца назад +3

    Love what you have become Chad! fight the good fight & keep doing what you believe in

  • @hrpaperstacks3661
    @hrpaperstacks3661 Год назад +81

    This guy is interviewing all the elite prison youtubers. Salute Ian and Chad.

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +7

      🫡

    • @Eric-fb2wp
      @Eric-fb2wp Год назад

      Right right. Thats how you do it.

    • @danielbonastia
      @danielbonastia 22 часа назад

      Yea for sure ✌️ legends. Chad blew up by just bein him, wait till he upgrades & comes with the content. His consistency is paying off. He will be at 1 million in nooooo time I remember 12.3 or 12.4k but his stories was DIFFERENT

  • @chrishagerty5467
    @chrishagerty5467 Год назад +18

    Chad is an amazing dude the world needs more dudes like him

  • @RonaldMcDonald519
    @RonaldMcDonald519 Год назад +28

    Ian you’re really a great interviewer bro. Perfect mix of good questions but mostly just letting people talk. Your talk show host instincts are super solid.

  • @Allergictocatstoo
    @Allergictocatstoo 4 месяца назад +2

    Appreciate this man’s honesty, his dedication to helping others. So rich, so good!

  • @BigMouse1288
    @BigMouse1288 Год назад +22

    Big Chads Blood On The Razor Wire, one of the best if not the best Fed Prison Channel hands down.💯
    I was at Big Sandy with Chad and his stories are 💯 real.
    I recommend his book. Definitely a page turner.
    Great interview Ian. Much respect
    🤜🏼🤛🏼

  • @mikesipolo4954
    @mikesipolo4954 Год назад +8

    Amazing interview. Great job as always w/Chad. He is the REAL deal no doubt about it. And Ian does a great freaking job with his follow up questions. In particular the psychology aspects of every detail oriented question. These guys were born to do this

  • @kosar193
    @kosar193 Год назад +8

    Aloha, I read Chads book. It’s excellent. The constant hyper vigilance, anxiety, etc seems to be similarly eerie to my feelings during combat in 🇦🇫 .
    Best of luck

  • @globalital
    @globalital Год назад +18

    Yes Chad, amazing story ,your a intelligent well spoken dude bro,nice interview Ian,cheers

  • @joeterrell4665
    @joeterrell4665 Год назад +12

    Thank you Ian for being consistent! Sundays and Thursday’s have became my favorite 💪 Waited all day for this!

    • @brandonclements6590
      @brandonclements6590 Год назад +3

      Chad a great interviewer and writer. He's real as well asf

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +2

      Thanks for tuning in!!

  • @AdamJWM
    @AdamJWM Год назад +1

    Chad Marks is a good Man. I love his channel. He drives around his town and helps people. One of the many things he does to help his community.

  • @lindalane3985
    @lindalane3985 3 месяца назад +3

    HI everyone Linda from Michigan thank you Ian for putting these podcasts out here for us ❤

  • @kab59592
    @kab59592 10 месяцев назад +3

    Blood on the razor wire is the best RUclips prison channel bar none! Salute Chad! 🫡

  • @markcafebrown2883
    @markcafebrown2883 Год назад +4

    Ian I love this internet. I’m only 15 minutes south of Rochester, NY. That City was and still is a very dangerous city. Only place I go to is Blue Cross Arena for WWE shows. Man I so glad Blood On The Wire got out and changed. Awesome interview Ian

  • @kitty10141
    @kitty10141 Год назад +4

    Definitely my favorite so far!! Keep ‘em coming Ian

  • @nickfaulkner4808
    @nickfaulkner4808 6 месяцев назад +1

    Without a doubt Chad has one of the most unbelievably amazing stories I’ve ever heard.

  • @phillyphilly1076
    @phillyphilly1076 Год назад +12

    Dam getting 18 years of your life taken away and forgiving the dude is a hard action to comprehend.

  • @jacob5115
    @jacob5115 11 месяцев назад +2

    I just came across this page and mannnn I love it. I have so many videos I want to watch. It’ll be good stuff to listen to on the way to work/home . I have watched just 1 so far and it’s amazing. You do really well interviewing them and everything. Keep up the AMAZING content bro!

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  11 месяцев назад

      Much love and appreciation!! Welcome!

  • @simonsays101
    @simonsays101 Год назад +5

    Best interview chads done on another channel. Ian was fast and witty on response ❤

  • @christophercosta315
    @christophercosta315 Год назад +2

    Chad marks is the man. New York State holding it down. Much respect to both u.

  • @MiguelSandovalmadrigal
    @MiguelSandovalmadrigal 11 месяцев назад +19

    CHAD, YOU'RE THE FIRST PODCASTER YOU TUBER WHOM GIVES GOD THE HONOR. " BY THE GRACE OF GOD" AMEN N AMEN

  • @d.rcarrera6599
    @d.rcarrera6599 2 месяца назад +1

    Chad, we move forward in life for all the right reasons. When we are young, there is much we just don't understand. As we get older and more mature, we begin to understand, a little at a time, why it is important to move forward. You are absolutely correct, you lost 18 years in prison but, right now, you are somewhere else. Changing priorities is very important. I believe you are on this road.

  • @zachmoeller8609
    @zachmoeller8609 Год назад +8

    Its cool to hear more details of Chad's pre sentencing story

  • @allaboutyou81
    @allaboutyou81 Год назад +4

    Support! Chad you a truly an inspiration bro!

  • @JanesBlonde-007
    @JanesBlonde-007 3 месяца назад +2

    I can watch these interviews all night long. I take there love to bed and give God the praise and tell him how grateful I am I wasn’t forced into the lives like this incredibly mind strong man is. Another great one IAN

  • @sincitydetecting2824
    @sincitydetecting2824 Год назад +18

    CHAD IS A REAL GOOD DUDE ! I BEEN WATCHING HIM FOR ABOUT A YEAR ! HE IS THE REAL DEAL HE HAS A REAL GOOD HEART !

    • @markmollett5432
      @markmollett5432 Год назад

      U got that right old pl

    • @robertaoliveri4625
      @robertaoliveri4625 5 месяцев назад

      Chad tells a lot of stories a little bit to meet up in his head already heard from other inmates he was never on Adams unit not his celly ever that’s all lies he’s ready for a lawsuit to happen because he’s using photos of inmates and he saying a lot of lies about them he really should smarten up he was nothing but a punk when he was in big Sandy now he’s trying to be a big shot what a joke

  • @jesserodriguez1856
    @jesserodriguez1856 Год назад +80

    Our "justice" system is a joke. I was a cop for a very long time. He was sentenced to 40 years for dealing crack, yet people that are drunk driving, cause an accident and kill someone, they get 4 years...Freaking joke

    • @мѕєяу
      @мѕєяу 11 месяцев назад

      child molesters getting 10 years... so fucking disgusting

    • @introspectah
      @introspectah 10 месяцев назад

      They go all out at war against any untaxed money, with utter disregard for human life.
      It's all about financial control, protracting slavery.

    • @jamesp1289
      @jamesp1289 5 месяцев назад

      Is also weaponized, just look what they are doing to Trump.

    • @jennifercornman1291
      @jennifercornman1291 4 месяца назад +1

      I agree

    • @livingart2576
      @livingart2576 4 месяца назад +11

      People who sexually assault children and destroy their lives get less than half that. Crazy system for sure!

  • @AdmiralConstructionAK
    @AdmiralConstructionAK Год назад +4

    Forgiveness is the greatest gift that you can give yourself

  • @iJoKRr1
    @iJoKRr1 Год назад +2

    keep going man, everything you do is v high production and the shorts/tik toks are cut the right way too. a year or two, 250k subs ong

  • @H8rProof
    @H8rProof Год назад +28

    This was a good interview. For anyone who hasn't read the book I highly recommend it. It's a fantastic read.

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +10

      Thanks so much! Love chad

  • @citydoener69
    @citydoener69 Год назад +15

    I've watched Chad's channel before I followed Ian Bick but this is such a great interview. Really feels like you get to know Chad and get a glimpse of how his life went. Chad's an inspiration, I love the way he he is about on accepting your fate and fighting for what's good at the same time. Thank you guys.

    • @bloodontherazorwiretv
      @bloodontherazorwiretv Год назад +2

      Appreciate you

    • @mofro7652
      @mofro7652 Год назад +1

      ​@@bloodontherazorwiretv man thank you for sharing your story of forgiveness man I've been needing to learn to do the same

  • @therockcasserole3563
    @therockcasserole3563 Год назад +6

    ive been on chad;s channel for well over a year. he is great

  • @tylerdessert2454
    @tylerdessert2454 Год назад +2

    Chad one of the realest in the RUclips game with respect

  • @seth3920
    @seth3920 Год назад +27

    I also served 19 years in federal prison. In 2020 I filed a compassionate release. I won and an order was issued to release me within 10 days. I was to be home by my birthday January 16. We were on covid lock down at the time so we only got the phone once a week. I couldn't sleep counting down the days. On my birthday I didn't understand why I was still there, I'm at the door asking whats going on. When I called my mother that day she was crying, telling me the prosecutor appealed because of a knife case I caught at usp Florence that added time to my sentence but was never brought up in my compassionate release. The government won their appeal, but I was still released to halfway house on July 31st 2021 after sitting another 7 months.

    • @YearsOVDecay1
      @YearsOVDecay1 Год назад

      FUCK man....of course I feel for you,but we man up and deal with that shit,as much as it does suck. It's your Mom I truly feel for man,I'm sorry....BUT HEY you're still out NOW so right on

    • @BRIANDER100
      @BRIANDER100 Год назад

      what was usp Florence like ?

    • @adriamoffatt5821
      @adriamoffatt5821 Год назад

      You should be Ian's next guest interview.

    • @KMKoolGang
      @KMKoolGang Год назад

      ​@@BRIANDER100its run by criminals.

    • @pasofino9583
      @pasofino9583 11 месяцев назад

      My grandpa got the compassionate release after 32-33 years, he didn’t get a single shot/incident report in all those years ( all USP bids)

  • @David-cg9pb
    @David-cg9pb Год назад +4

    Never get tired of hearing your story Chad! This is why I believe in having professional Jury's

    • @michaelgriffin7639
      @michaelgriffin7639 Год назад

      That’s an interesting idea. What professional guidelines do you think would prevent the professional jury from corruption? I wish more out of people, but I think they would be taking deals and naturally become befriended by the DA office etc. What about travel juror? Willing to travel to different jury assignments out of your state so you are not bias. These would most likely be young people with flexibility and without families who are interested in some type of the law as a later profession. If I were an aspiring lawyer, a year or two as a paid travel juror I would be great experience. I would ACTUALLY LISTEN to the trial. And whether it takes 2 hours or 20 to come up with a decision, the decision is read on a Friday. There is no going home early you deliberate all week regardless (3-4 hours a day I guess whatever) Long winded- but I never thought of a professional jury that’s something to consider. I think you’re really on to something there.

  • @joshuajones6513
    @joshuajones6513 Месяц назад

    Anybody notice how these dudes put each other on? I guess it takes shared suffering to learn to share success because I don't see any other group or genre of content creators who ride together like this. They all want to tear each other down and take all the success for themselves. Respect fellas.

  • @deniseockey6204
    @deniseockey6204 Год назад +5

    John Gleason would be an awesome guest. This is is impressive. Congrats for turning your life around and getting back with your soul mate

  • @justinhoover3593
    @justinhoover3593 Год назад +5

    I found you just a few weeks ago and iam hooked i dont watch or listen to any other pod cast keep it up your killing it

  • @Bigryanwalker
    @Bigryanwalker Год назад +3

    A 🔥 interview! Loved it bro.

  • @richgrubb808
    @richgrubb808 Год назад +2

    Great interview!!! Hes doing really good for himself, better than ppl who've been out for alot longer

  • @jayteefishing1543
    @jayteefishing1543 Год назад +4

    “If you love something let it go. If it comes back it’s yours. If it don’t then it never was.”
    - Bubbles
    TPB For life

  • @kristiskinner8542
    @kristiskinner8542 Год назад +5

    24:05 theres a saying at my county jail & Im sure its not the only one but its "hope for the best, expect the worst"

  • @infinitiog37x53
    @infinitiog37x53 Год назад +5

    Cool to see somebody from CT with some cool content, keep up the good work Ian

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад +2

      Thanks for showing love

  • @motorider2236
    @motorider2236 Год назад +2

    Great podcast! Love hearing this dude talk listen to his RUclips videos everyday. One real dude!

  • @ptart7651
    @ptart7651 Год назад +12

    You two compliment each other perfectly.. that hour and half seemed liked 10 minutes..you two should team up and do interviews together would be awesome. chad and ian podcast.. or east coast connection.

    • @kristiskinner8542
      @kristiskinner8542 Год назад +2

      Chad interviewed him on his channel yesterday (Blood on the Razor Wire Tv) just fyi

    • @ptart7651
      @ptart7651 Год назад +3

      @@kristiskinner8542 yea! i watched it...always good i dont miss botrw videos..

  • @jeffgaitherii302
    @jeffgaitherii302 Год назад +2

    Keep up the good work Ian, don't listen to a single one of the haters, you're doing great

  • @eurowerx4267
    @eurowerx4267 Год назад +9

    Mad respect for this man’s personal accountability! He manned up and held himself accountable!!

  • @diywizard2012
    @diywizard2012 Год назад +9

    I got tattoos from the same spankie in otisville. Spankie came to otisville after raybrook. I also got ink from the guy twigg. Black kid that came to otisville also. That’s crazy to see other people who got ink from spanky. Small world.

  • @Sean-EmeraldImportco
    @Sean-EmeraldImportco Год назад +1

    Awesome 👌 great job guys, I liked seeing yall showing each other a lot of love! It's much better than the prison genre popping off and hating on each other. So many RUclips host have fallen victim to ego deaths and old habits of getting locked up, happy to see some make it out

  • @lalosalamanca8574
    @lalosalamanca8574 Год назад +4

    I salute you young man. Representing the 613 Ottawa, Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦👍👍

  • @snipedotgenius
    @snipedotgenius Год назад +3

    This is the best podcast I’ve watched on your channel this guys story is very captivating and interesting .. good luck to this man I pray he keeps out of jail .. brilliant podcast ..

  • @maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353
    @maryfrancesbeckerhaggerty5353 Месяц назад

    Chad - we go through bad things on life. There are not many who can learn from mistakes. You were meant to go through the things you did to be able to help others. God always had you and had it all planned for you. God bless you

  • @ladodgersblue2795
    @ladodgersblue2795 Год назад +4

    Excellent interview stay strong

  • @BigDadGigaCHAD
    @BigDadGigaCHAD Год назад +1

    Ian, I'm thankful you don't over do ads. Sadly there's other's who do over do them, and I have to watch THEM with adblocker on, and I want to support all you guys, but I listen while driving or working, I cant be grabbing my phone every few minutes. I think it's one of the many reason's you're doing so well. You also do a fantastic interview, ask great thoughtful questions, are laid back, humble, plus everyone loves.... McLOVIN

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  Год назад

      Thank you so much❤️🙏

  • @The_Bobby_Jay
    @The_Bobby_Jay Год назад +4

    What an interesting dude. I have met a few dudes who did fed time and they all have some stories. Really good dudes. Bank robbers and shit like that. I really enjoyed sitting and talking with them.

  • @STILL.MEHHHH
    @STILL.MEHHHH 3 месяца назад +1

    So good to hear about such a great judge.

  • @TheyCallMeGator
    @TheyCallMeGator Год назад +10

    His marriage is a sticky situation. On one hand, you're glad he reconnected with her & got back together, but on the other hand, now there's some poor schmuck out there who started a family with her who is now feeling the same loneliness & hurt that he was feeling when she left him.

    • @ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available
      @ThisHandleWasTheOnly1Available 3 месяца назад +1

      Yes, it's messed up

    • @guitarstalkandtech9085
      @guitarstalkandtech9085 2 месяца назад

      I think I would rather just found someone else because their is a lot of bitterness even though it's not her fault moving on just too much stuff in those 20 years

  • @hightechhippie
    @hightechhippie Год назад +2

    Chad just blessed you with a great interview , man i thought i knew chad but this interview was Great he was busting the science on so many things, Great work Ian!!

  • @craighourihan5217
    @craighourihan5217 Год назад +5

    Chad one of the most solid dudes around and it’s just apparent from seeing him, much respect to him 🙏🏼

  • @cyphervanhowell2435
    @cyphervanhowell2435 Год назад +1

    One of the best interviews I’ve ever seen💪🏻😎👊🏻

  • @teresamartin1814
    @teresamartin1814 Год назад +3

    Awesome Awesome interview!! 10/10!!!! Now let’s see Chad and JD @Blood On The Razor Wire

  • @joewalsh886
    @joewalsh886 Год назад +19

    I watched this all the way through with no break. The drug war in this country is a travesty i know some drugs are not good i was an addict but to strip a persons freedom away for decades for possessing a substance is insane to me. Thanks Ian awesome interview

    • @bloodontherazorwiretv
      @bloodontherazorwiretv Год назад +3

      It’s def real

    • @Real_Richmond_510
      @Real_Richmond_510 Год назад +1

      ​@@bloodontherazorwiretvi send minez your way 🫡

    • @Mark-uh4zd
      @Mark-uh4zd Год назад +2

      Crazy to think you get more time for selling drugs than you would for sexual assault, armed robbery, assault with a deadly weapon, and so forth.

    • @joewalsh886
      @joewalsh886 Год назад +2

      @@Mark-uh4zd we will look back on the drug war one day like we look at prohibition in the 1920's

    • @shaneculkin7124
      @shaneculkin7124 Год назад

      @@joewalsh886 Yep! All we do by any form of prohibition is open wicked black markets where decent people just want to be popular at a party or something and are forced to deal with dangerous and sometimes evil men.
      Republicans are the ones we have (well, Libertarians) to depend on to fight for our personal freedoms. Not Democrats. They are ALWAYS passing new laws, never repealing. The last thing we need are more laws.
      Like Gun Control, criminals don't follow laws so pass all the laws you want..... As a side example. **Forgive my throwing politics into this.

  • @dersla3684
    @dersla3684 Год назад +2

    Probably one of my favorite episodes so far!

  • @ianmoone4331
    @ianmoone4331 Год назад +21

    It's insane how people's lives are played with like they mean nothing. I was ready to go home based on the deal made between my lawyer and the judge. I had done my program plus an extra 2 months waiting for an opening, just to go to court on a Friday and be told by the judge "i don't like releasing people on Fridays. They're more likely to offend" only to spend another week, and be released on a Thursday. K

    • @76smyt
      @76smyt Год назад +2

      don't do crime then.... It is that simple....

    • @TheyCallMeGator
      @TheyCallMeGator Год назад +3

      ​@@76smytFoh 🧌

    • @JDogggg69
      @JDogggg69 Год назад

      May be statistically they are. Many businesses aren't open on weekends and having job waiting for you on the outside is a great way to prevent recidivism. But most likely, the judge is probably an assshole.

  • @Barbara-pz5fc
    @Barbara-pz5fc Год назад +5

    Great podcast you guys!! Woohoooo

  • @aaronhall5157
    @aaronhall5157 11 месяцев назад +2

    Success is the best revenge. Good on ya both. Chad thank you for what you do.

  • @carminedatello8675
    @carminedatello8675 Год назад +3

    I wish chad nothing but the best

  • @TonyCardenas-Gmail
    @TonyCardenas-Gmail 2 месяца назад +1

    Can find the link but I watch you and found you on RUclips. Love the show Ian thank you 🙏

    • @ianbickCT
      @ianbickCT  2 месяца назад

      Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

  • @roxannemoser
    @roxannemoser Год назад +11

    Ian, drug dealers do kill people, unintentionally, but it happens. One of my daughter's friends died last year from recreational cocaine use. It was laced with fentanyl. The kid only used cocaine about 4 times a year.

    • @shaneculkin7124
      @shaneculkin7124 Год назад

      Roxanne, respectfully I must disagree. And I am very, very glad you mentioned the fentanyl.
      It remains BECAUSE drugs are illegal that drugs are able to be processed/made, packaged, and distributed by who knows!!?!! Possibly by evil people. And definitely by people who do-not-care.
      PLEASE tell me you are not for more laws. This is a large problem with the Democrats (and I know Republicans are responsible for the dumb War On Drugs). Much like Gun Control, criminals don't obey laws, --- so pass all the laws you want.
      *Forgive me for bringing politics into this but it feels relevant.

    • @divineoperator4765
      @divineoperator4765 Год назад +1

      Kids fault for not testing it. And it’s illegal in the first place

    • @kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji
      @kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji Год назад

      Very very important to bring this up and remind folks that “ recreational “ drug use is a lot like Russian Roulette and needs to be discussed much more often! Thank You!
      👵🏽✌🏾🌿🦬🌿💚

    • @kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji
      @kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji Год назад +2

      @@divineoperator4765Yes but no one deserves to die! Look at the destruction alcohol bring! No one grows up wanting to be an alcoholic nor an addict!

  • @redriver6541
    @redriver6541 Год назад +2

    You're good at this Ian. Love what you do.

    • @yunked
      @yunked Год назад +1

      Thank u

  • @jeremystewart5594
    @jeremystewart5594 Год назад +3

    Heard Chad's story 15+ times but ima watch again cause Chad's the man and Ian's thought out questions are top notch.

  • @J4YeSun357
    @J4YeSun357 Год назад +8

    I've seen Chad do a few interviews and I gotta say this is the best one I've seen, I been watching BOTRW since the beginning..yall read that book u won't be disappointed

  • @SuaveGambino
    @SuaveGambino Год назад +2

    Watxhing on youtube but seen the reel on FB. Keep up the good work 👏

  • @crystal-thewall
    @crystal-thewall Год назад +4

    Awesome interview man, what an interesting dude

  • @diegohova45
    @diegohova45 Год назад +1

    This one of the best interviews bro dude a legend blood on the razor 🫡🐐

  • @chopper1168
    @chopper1168 Год назад +54

    I was on jury duty a few years ago. It was for a fight in prison and they were trying to charge him with all kinds of crazy shit. I held it up because the jurors just wanted to come back with a guilty verdict to be done with it. I fought it because there was not enough evidence at all.

    • @Mark-uh4zd
      @Mark-uh4zd Год назад +16

      Good on you man. That’s the whole point of a jury. I’ve never served, but I’ll be damned if I come back with a guilty verdict if the evidence is weak. Good job in standing up for what’s right.

    • @chopper1168
      @chopper1168 Год назад +13

      @@Mark-uh4zd thank you. I couldn’t sleep at night putting someone in jail for bull crap

    • @Mark-uh4zd
      @Mark-uh4zd Год назад

      @@chopper1168 I think people feel pressured to make a decision, or they will follow the group and go along with what the majority says. This may be done because the people don’t want to ruffle feathers and go against the grain or it may be done because they don’t want to be there. Instead of everybody going into a room and deciding, maybe have people write down anonymously what their verdict is, cast their “vote”, and then find out what the decision is. Somebody’s life hangs in the balance and it would really be shitty to be sent to prison because people followed the group or just cast their decision with the majority so that they can go home. It’s not like their deciding what to eat or what show to watch, but whether or not a person is going to be sentenced to something that may affect the rest of their lives and their family’s lives forever.
      Again, what you did is honorable and I hope more people do what you do when serving on a jury.

    • @krucial88
      @krucial88 Год назад +2

      ooowww aren’t you just a cool guy. You want a cookie or some prison stripes because you held up a jury for someone that probably was guilty.? I hate comments like this it comes off like I just said as Someone who wants some cool points or some sort of stripes because you did what you did.

    • @chopper1168
      @chopper1168 Год назад

      @@krucial88 then piss off and do t read it

  • @bookbm
    @bookbm Год назад +4

    Glad I found this. Subscribed!

  • @Holygrail33
    @Holygrail33 2 месяца назад

    A year late, but much respect, brother; to you both. Keep doing exactly what you're doing. It's refreshing to hear positive outcomes from a struggled beginning. Much respect!

  • @Louisianimal83
    @Louisianimal83 Год назад +3

    Chad out here doing Gods work

  • @Tee-uc1bl
    @Tee-uc1bl Год назад +1

    Wow! I would watch this interview over and over again.

  • @tnrcleancare7847
    @tnrcleancare7847 Год назад +15

    Dude. I did 18 months, and it was fkin terrible experiencing the lack of any control over the situation . Any real man will tell you it's not the place to be and it's time you can't get back. I absolutely cannot imagine two decades. That shit breaks my heart for all those caged because of money.
    Literally .
    Because that's ultimately what it's about.
    Money.
    His comment about it feeling like a rich white den in court , that's because it is. The judicial system is a business not justice. Think about it. Bond ... Money.... Court costs.... money.. an inmate incarcerated... state makes money every day your there. License for atty to "do business".. Atty fees ... Money , etc
    All about money. It's a business and he's right there is no compassion.
    My prayers go out to those locked up . May God be with them and strengthen them

    • @aaronanderson7619
      @aaronanderson7619 Год назад +1

      Fellas told me they'd do a county year on their head. I dont see how, few weeks woke me up real bright eyed and bushy tailed.
      18 months ain't shyt... man that's a newborn that walks now. 18 months is a long fing time. Period.
      Stay up bro

    • @Mark-uh4zd
      @Mark-uh4zd Год назад

      It’s a two tiered justice system as well. If you are rich, you can hire high powered attorneys and bond out. If you’re politically connected or are in state govt or federal govt, you pretty much get a free pass so long as your crimes aren’t blatant… unless you’re hillary Clinton, the. You can have a whole case laid out on national TV and have the FBI director say that there was no intent so there’s no crime., and get off scot-free.
      The rest of us who don’t have tens of millions of dollars or aren’t connected to people in high places politically, we go through another tier of justice where the outcomes aren’t as good.

    • @tnrcleancare7847
      @tnrcleancare7847 Год назад +2

      @@aaronanderson7619 yeah round here 18 is county life. But I did mine in prison. Well 15 of it. And yes if your an idiot it's no time at all bcuz that's where you live anyways 🤦 fr tho 18 was rough man and I was well respected I was head cook in the kitchen and hooked everyone up and it was still rough man.
      🫡

    • @IceRed-hx1ld
      @IceRed-hx1ld 11 месяцев назад

      @@aaronanderson7619it’s without women so any time is a long time😂

    • @marykrenek1835
      @marykrenek1835 7 месяцев назад

      My prayers go out to the victims wives and bastards. Just open the door to a church. That's it. Father sun always gives us a way out like in the training manual breaking bad. The scientist could of said ty to his old rich partner. Yes becoming a man or learning to fight is a thing AND SURVIVING but we all gotta learn that. Even if it's fighting cancer, fighting tyranny or fighting family paper theft. People die n getting rpd in and out, sold & items. Father sun loves you hold your hands up to him and ask him for help. Close the door on lies, theft, force, stupidity and loneliness. Truth, giving, feeding, study, service. #100. Satan comes to steal, kill and destroy. You have not because you ask not. Ask the sun. Love the sun. Thank the sun. Honor father suns creations. Seek to learn about all sciences and techniques. Nutrition &,exercise, law & nature. God! Provide! Protect! Prosper! Heal! Love! And Guide immediately and forever all who read this and their family, friends and pets in the name of guru jesus, mother ocean, sister stars, father sun and uncle universe. Thank you God! I love you God!mk$

  • @angelrivera7546
    @angelrivera7546 Год назад +4

    Love your interview ive watch most of them keep up the grind 🤟🤟🤟

  • @BalloutMarkoo
    @BalloutMarkoo 10 месяцев назад +2

    Y’all notice every guest in their title it’s says “surviving or sentenced to the most dangerous prison in America” but they all went to different prisons ! Every prison is the most dangerous in America 😂😂😢😢❤❤

  • @fahhcue
    @fahhcue Год назад +3

    I can absolutely understand letting go of the anger behind the person that tripped you up. But I honestly couldn’t ever have a conversation with that person after the fact either tho!!.. You go your way and I’ll go mine. But we wouldn’t ever speak after something like that. I just couldn’t do that much!!.. 🤷🏻‍♂️
    But yo, shout-out Chad tho!! He a solid man!! 🙏🏼🫡

  • @Gangstermo_310
    @Gangstermo_310 11 месяцев назад +1

    Dope interview! Respect's to Chad 💯 Southern Cali 🔵 SUR

  • @durrere1973
    @durrere1973 Год назад +4

    I would say drugs are a crime against humanity BUT the punishment is excessive. The reason it’s excessive is because the government doesn’t want people to make money without their hands in it. That’s the bottom line. It’s no longer about society and a moral clause.

  • @br8kadawn
    @br8kadawn Год назад +1

    Shoutout from Buffalo NY! Chad's the real deal 💯✌️❤️🙏🦬

  • @jonwilliam4548
    @jonwilliam4548 Год назад +4

    Chad is the luckiest man alive. He survived 17 years in Fed and came out one hell of a man

  • @ajcrawford5465
    @ajcrawford5465 Год назад

    Dude I love all your videos, you let the people tell the story with great questions and minimum interruptions. Late night drinking beer and I will watch and subscribe. Love it.

  • @christianoraimondo1993
    @christianoraimondo1993 Год назад +4

    It's refreshing to see a guy tell his prison story and not try and be like Wes watson. Guy in the red hat is honest and rational.

    • @dfauber59
      @dfauber59 Год назад

      Not even comparable stories or prisons. Obviously you don’t know bout that.

    • @christianoraimondo1993
      @christianoraimondo1993 Год назад

      @@dfauber59 Not a flex to know about that either.

  • @johnfrancis0063
    @johnfrancis0063 3 месяца назад

    Another interview I watched that is just fantastic. Oh so will be watching more. Will be sharing for sure.