Literally just reacting to his Past self. This is the good ending of Sauls timeline where he retires and becomes lawful and does videos educating about the law
Look, a reaction video that *actually* reacts. It’s not just some guy looking confused about the simplest things. And he also elaborates beyond that, it’s amazing
actually its not amazing, its the bare minimum. the problem is that lazy fux steal others content, put it under "reaction" even though they do jack feces besides watch and do the fakest reactions known to man. so much so that the bare minimum now gets recognized as "good". kinda sad tbh
I don't know if you realize but about 90% of the new shorts are actually AI generated and usually it's just a huge folder of short clips that are random and then a huge folder of clips of shorts of people reacting and then the AI program digitally stitches them together and posts them automatically that's why some of them make no sense
In 1983 I was arrested for an outstanding traffic warrant. But the real reason I was arrested was because I was suspected of armed robbery. The detectives mistook me for my brother, I did nothing wrong. I was handcuffed to a table in an interrogation room. The lead detective kept trying to get me to confess using every verbal trick he could think of. After every trick I said I want a lawyer, I want a lawyer I want a lawyer and he kept trying for what seemed like 30 minutes. Even at the relatively young age of 22, almost 40 years ago, I knew better than to say anything at all. After hearing me say I want a lawyer at least 2 dozen times the detective finally gave up. I was released 3 hours later.
@@pb9417 Even though the constitution says you are innocent until proven guilty, in order to actually catch crooks who are good at hiding they are crooks, they have to assume everyone is guilty until proven innocent and they just drill suspects until either something slips out or they have to let the person go.
@@pb9417 While it's not necessarily ill intent from the interrogators side, why should they believe you're innocent? If they assume you're guilty, and you accidentally say something to reinforce that false belief, you're screwed. On top of that they might suspect you know someone and are keeping it hidden, or that you're related to the crime in some other way. In that case it's possible they'll be content with getting you with anything they can get you with
@@pb9417 you’re not usually in an interrogation room for no reason. A lot of times the interrogator thinks the person they are about to interrogate is guilty and I will admit most of the time they are right. Now as an interrogator if I believe the person is guilty I’m going to try my hardest to get a confession which is the best possible outcome for me, very hard to overturn a confession in court. The problem is when the interrogator is wrong, JCS made a good video on this called “Guilty until proven innocent”. That one possibility is why you should never talk to the police in an interrogation.
I know a family member who was beaten in interrogation for saying that, and eventually he was sent to prison over a bribe to the judge. Police officers are fucking scum. And this happened in America
I had to hire a lawyer a while ago. The guy was a judge for years prior. The first thing he told me is to keep quiet the cops are not there to help you.
Consider “my cousin vinny”. During the interrogation, Ralph Macchio, after being accused of shooting a store clerk, asked “I shot the clerk?” In confusion, as all he thought he was detained for was accidentally stealing a tuna can from the same store. Which is then seen later as that cop saying “He said over and over, I shot the clerk.”
There was an old SNL skit with, Alec Baldwin...? I think? I can't remember. But anyway, the scene is a courtroom. The defendant is on the stand. And he is BELOVED by the entire jury and pretty much the entire room. Question after question comes, and dude answers with extra sarcastic answers. But he gets them laughing so loud the judge can't hear his reply. So she has the stenographer read back the answer. And just like in Vinny, she deadpans the delivery, causing shock and horror in the court. Good stuff.
@@isaacking1055 I gotta do some Google gophering, see if I can't find the bit. Determine whether it is just bad memory and wish fulfillment in my head, or if dreams sometimes _do_ come true.
I read that book, and loved it. I truly believe it should be required for every school to have their students read. If you haven’t read it, go read it now. Order it, enjoy it, be enriched, be fortified against potential injustice
I used that line on a false charge of DUI. I was not the driver. And all I said was I want a lawyer. I hired the WORST lawyer of all time. It shouldve been an open and shut case. Ended up going to trial by jury, during my trial, I almost stood up and fired my attorney in the middle of court multiple times. But I was young, and also broke, he took all the cash I had and then some just to have my fate decided guilty by the jury almost immediately. They needed no time in private to discuss. I was blown away. And ten years later I still feel the effects. I should've hired a better lawyer (of course) but I was literally better off representing myself at that point with him. Be careful who you hire. Do your homework, don't let what happened to me happen to you.
@@Isaac.Reuben thanks it was a rough road but I'm good now, honestly the judge was being fair though. It was my lawyer that pretty much destroyed my entire case. The prosecutor had a field day with all his mistakes so can't really blame the jury and the judge since it was a total shit show. But yeah I do agree the system is a joke. So just be careful you who hire and also do exactly what the lawyer said in this video if you ever get arrested only say "I want a lawyer". They will try to get confessions or info out of you that will totally be used against you. Can't hold anything against you if the only thing that comes out of your mouth after every single one of their questions is "I want a lawyer." Stay safe and cheers
A good and simple rule that I heard a law professor say was “Anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you. Notice how there’s nothing about ‘what you say will be used FOR you.’” Every statement that comes out of your mouth without a lawyer present is another nail they could put in your coffin.
Read the book. You are not being direct. You are waiting a lawyer but you do not invoke the right. Also you want to drink lawyer. They can say that you never invoke your right. Examples of this are in the book.
What I learned about the "Justice System" is that the Prosecutors, Judges & your Attorney will trade you like baseball cards. They all know each other & have clients or criminals they don't like
For those who don't want to buy the book, the same guy who wrote it has a great lecture online in a video titled "Don't Talk to the Police" where he talks for 20 minutes about why you shouldn't talk to the police and then lets a detective talk for another 20 minutes about the tactics that police use to get you to confess.
IMPORTANT: JUST RAN INTO CIVIL CODE PROCEDURE IN CALIFORNIA THAT IF YOU REMAIN SILENT WHEN AN INNOCENT PERSON WOULD NORMALLY SPEAK OUT, YOU ARE GUILTY. THEY DEFINITELY DONT TEACH YOU THAT ONE.
Man, I will never forget the movie The New kid with this guy in it...I loved it lol the part when they pull up to the school with the armored transport and take him out the back looked up like Hannibal lector, face mask and all lol
In 30 years of practice, I have never walked in on my client being interviewed by the cops. I don’t even get called until after the defendant is booked in.
I think it was Mark Twain who said "A man who does not have a degree might steal a train car. But a man who has a degree might steal a train yard." Just because the cop is trained to serve the law, does not mean he isn't trying to serve himself.
I watch a lot of crime documentaries, and one thing I hate in all of them is when someone says "well you're innocent. Why do you need a lawyer" And I'm just like, the cops will take any little piece of evidence, no matter how circumstantial, and just run with it. Next thing you know, somehow you admitted to murdering someone when you weren't even there.
If I ever get questioned, I just say "I know nothing about that, but, did you know an elephant has 40 thousand muscles in their trunk?, did you know slugs have 4 noses?. The only flying mammal is a bat?. The facts don't end until they get sick of me.
As a public defender it was astonishing how many, and there was a lot but not a great deal, of cases I could have moved in a different direction if my clients had just kept their mouths shut. After 5 years I just quit the whole profession.
Two times I have had need of a public defender. One municipal and the other Federal. The municipal went to bat for me. I reached out to the Federal public defender's office as soon as i git my arraignment, filled out financial affidavit paralegal sent. At court date I had two attys. Afterwards met with his boss, had investigator assigned. All worked out and wanted to thank all of you.
Me: "I don't answer questions without my lawyer present" Them: "of course" (makes me wait 3hours in a small claustrophobic room with just one bottle of water and no food... Waiting for me to be hungry to then hope I cave in when they offer a snack for answers.)
That's the problem with the system. Why should an innocent person now have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a lawyer to prove their innocence? Who is going to pay for the lawyer and the time and stress that the innocent person must deal with? Our system is corrupt, and unfortunately this is because of lawyers.
Saul Oldman watches Saul Goodman
fr he really does look like saul but old
@@polarproductionsofficial He looks like Gene. Even has similar haircut.
Phoenix Boys be a special breed.
They just make bob look younger for the timeline of the show. If anything IRL this guy is younger...
Saul Oldman watches Paul Newman
Literally just reacting to his Past self. This is the good ending of Sauls timeline where he retires and becomes lawful and does videos educating about the law
Just like the wolf of Wall Street but instead it’s the wolf of SAUL street
@@Sconechoc that's not what the Wolf of Wall Street did. Try Frank Abagnale.
Lol
@@Sconechoc dude is still scamming tf you mean
Chuck would be proud. Bravo, Jimmy!
Look, a reaction video that *actually* reacts. It’s not just some guy looking confused about the simplest things. And he also elaborates beyond that, it’s amazing
Haha freal! Blows my mind people getting tons of views & comments, sometimes more than the original for contributing nothing
actually its not amazing, its the bare minimum. the problem is that lazy fux steal others content, put it under "reaction" even though they do jack feces besides watch and do the fakest reactions known to man. so much so that the bare minimum now gets recognized as "good".
kinda sad tbh
It’s always the dedicated reaction channels that are completely clueless
I don't know if you realize but about 90% of the new shorts are actually AI generated and usually it's just a huge folder of short clips that are random and then a huge folder of clips of shorts of people reacting and then the AI program digitally stitches them together and posts them automatically that's why some of them make no sense
Fr literally every youtube short reaction be like
😐
He looks like a mix of Saul Goodman and Michael Scott
It’s funny because Bob actually auditioned for the role of Michael Scott
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 that would of been interesting
@@lilmote7355 he’s in one episode of the office. Pam works for him
Kinda reminds of Jerrt Springer.
and Jerry Seinfeld
He has the same hairstyle as Saul.
it’s called a combover
Its quite different
@@VioletValk it's actually called the Saul Special
@@MrWarmchocolate Fax
That's that old swindler du
In 1983 I was arrested for an outstanding traffic warrant. But the real reason I was arrested was because I was suspected of armed robbery. The detectives mistook me for my brother, I did nothing wrong. I was handcuffed to a table in an interrogation room. The lead detective kept trying to get me to confess using every verbal trick he could think of. After every trick I said I want a lawyer, I want a lawyer I want a lawyer and he kept trying for what seemed like 30 minutes. Even at the relatively young age of 22, almost 40 years ago, I knew better than to say anything at all. After hearing me say I want a lawyer at least 2 dozen times the detective finally gave up. I was released 3 hours later.
Why they would want someone to confess something they never did. What is their profit in that? Want to understand if you can explain
@@pb9417 Even though the constitution says you are innocent until proven guilty, in order to actually catch crooks who are good at hiding they are crooks, they have to assume everyone is guilty until proven innocent and they just drill suspects until either something slips out or they have to let the person go.
@@pb9417 While it's not necessarily ill intent from the interrogators side, why should they believe you're innocent? If they assume you're guilty, and you accidentally say something to reinforce that false belief, you're screwed.
On top of that they might suspect you know someone and are keeping it hidden, or that you're related to the crime in some other way. In that case it's possible they'll be content with getting you with anything they can get you with
@@pb9417 you’re not usually in an interrogation room for no reason. A lot of times the interrogator thinks the person they are about to interrogate is guilty and I will admit most of the time they are right. Now as an interrogator if I believe the person is guilty I’m going to try my hardest to get a confession which is the best possible outcome for me, very hard to overturn a confession in court. The problem is when the interrogator is wrong, JCS made a good video on this called “Guilty until proven innocent”. That one possibility is why you should never talk to the police in an interrogation.
I know a family member who was beaten in interrogation for saying that, and eventually he was sent to prison over a bribe to the judge. Police officers are fucking scum. And this happened in America
“I invoke my 5th amendment rights and I demand to speak with my attorney”
I plead the third.
@@Xerxes1337 yo just imagine you actually voluntarily quarter soldiers in your house 😂😮
@@Xerxes1337 I plow your sis
I had to hire a lawyer a while ago. The guy was a judge for years prior.
The first thing he told me is to keep quiet the cops are not there to help you.
My lawyer trained me like a dog pavlov style "and what do we say when our lawyer isn't present?"
"I want my lawyer"
"Good"
Consider “my cousin vinny”. During the interrogation, Ralph Macchio, after being accused of shooting a store clerk, asked “I shot the clerk?” In confusion, as all he thought he was detained for was accidentally stealing a tuna can from the same store. Which is then seen later as that cop saying “He said over and over, I shot the clerk.”
100% exactly.
ruclips.net/video/5PZonyefBW4/видео.html
There was an old SNL skit with, Alec Baldwin...? I think? I can't remember.
But anyway, the scene is a courtroom. The defendant is on the stand. And he is BELOVED by the entire jury and pretty much the entire room. Question after question comes, and dude answers with extra sarcastic answers. But he gets them laughing so loud the judge can't hear his reply. So she has the stenographer read back the answer. And just like in Vinny, she deadpans the delivery, causing shock and horror in the court.
Good stuff.
@@knuckle12356 The Alec Baldwin casting may have been a little too on the nose for the time lol 😂🤣🤣
@@isaacking1055 I gotta do some Google gophering, see if I can't find the bit. Determine whether it is just bad memory and wish fulfillment in my head, or if dreams sometimes _do_ come true.
I never get tired of watching Saul rip in to the cops
California public defender speaking
I wish my clients read that book!!! 😂
Your clients deliberately don’t shut up so they don’t get you 💥
@@peterjackson3805 they still get him they're just up shit creek by the time he arrives cuz they've blabbed their stupid mouths off
@@peterjackson3805 someone's salty
99.9999% of California lawyers are pieces of shit. Which is why Cali is so over run with crime. I wonder what you are.
I like when he Smiles when he calls him a sneaky Pete LOL
"There are laws! Have your kindergarten teacher read them to you over a juice box"
I read that book, and loved it. I truly believe it should be required for every school to have their students read. If you haven’t read it, go read it now. Order it, enjoy it, be enriched, be fortified against potential injustice
Can you tell me the name of this book, please. Because English is not my first language and it is difficult for me to hear the name.
Whats the book name?
@@idzumi5596 you have the right to remain innocent^
I can shave three words off like Mike and repeat “Lawyer”
I used that line on a false charge of DUI. I was not the driver. And all I said was I want a lawyer. I hired the WORST lawyer of all time. It shouldve been an open and shut case. Ended up going to trial by jury, during my trial, I almost stood up and fired my attorney in the middle of court multiple times. But I was young, and also broke, he took all the cash I had and then some just to have my fate decided guilty by the jury almost immediately. They needed no time in private to discuss. I was blown away. And ten years later I still feel the effects. I should've hired a better lawyer (of course) but I was literally better off representing myself at that point with him. Be careful who you hire. Do your homework, don't let what happened to me happen to you.
Damn thats harsh, hope you are doing well now. The US justice system is a complete joke.
@@Isaac.Reuben thanks it was a rough road but I'm good now, honestly the judge was being fair though. It was my lawyer that pretty much destroyed my entire case. The prosecutor had a field day with all his mistakes so can't really blame the jury and the judge since it was a total shit show. But yeah I do agree the system is a joke. So just be careful you who hire and also do exactly what the lawyer said in this video if you ever get arrested only say "I want a lawyer". They will try to get confessions or info out of you that will totally be used against you. Can't hold anything against you if the only thing that comes out of your mouth after every single one of their questions is "I want a lawyer." Stay safe and cheers
should've called saul
@@markvigo1747 😂
Didn't happen.
A good and simple rule that I heard a law professor say was “Anything you say can and will be used AGAINST you. Notice how there’s nothing about ‘what you say will be used FOR you.’” Every statement that comes out of your mouth without a lawyer present is another nail they could put in your coffin.
“How are you today?”
I’m waiting for a lawyer
“Would you like something to drink?”
I would like my lawyer
They can use offering you a drink so it makes sense. After you finish they can take the cup and DNA swab it
@@nondescripthandle212 They also mimic your body movement to make you more comfortable in talking too. Crazy stuff, lol.
Read the book. You are not being direct. You are waiting a lawyer but you do not invoke the right. Also you want to drink lawyer. They can say that you never invoke your right. Examples of this are in the book.
Cup of joe
100%
Gene looks at saul
Mike from the series.
"Lawyer."
Yeah but....
"Lawyer."
You're not..
"Lawyer."
lawyuh
“ you have the right to remain innocent”.
Holy shit you look exactly like Henry Winkler
That would have been a hell of a compliment 40 years ago
You need to Google a picture of Winkler, because they don't.
@@SmokeymcJoint420 no I can see it. Just modern day Winkler though obviously
POV Saul accepted the 7 years in prision
What I learned about the "Justice System" is that the Prosecutors, Judges & your Attorney will trade you like baseball cards. They all know each other & have clients or criminals they don't like
If your Attorney is giving you off that easily it could be considered malpractice.
Bro is = chuck + Jimmy💀
Not fat enough to be Chuck
That scene in season one of better call Saul where Mike is being interrogated by the Philly cops
“Lawyer.”
“Lawyer.”
“Lawyer.”
Saul saying sneaky Pete here has the same energy as Hank saying Sussy Baka
Go grab a juice box 🤣🤣🤣
“Sneaky Pete” is what Bryan cranstons parents used to call him, just thought I’d say as it’s pretty interesting
Sneaky Pete is a drama tv series that Bryan Cranston created and stars in.
“Reacting to My Old Cases”
Wow, an actual reaction.
Better call Paul bruh
I liked to get the It’s always sunny lawyer involved with Saul Goodman
Saul Goodman reacts to himself
You have the right to be quiet, but some people don’t have the ability to.
It's funny because the actor that plays the detective is actually like 40s I think
DJ Qualls, I think?
this is the moment skinny pete becomes sneaky pete
He looks like a weird mix between Saul Goodman and Nick Cage
"I would like to speak with my lawyer, until then I plead the 5th"
only 1 way to say "I am innocnet" to a cop, and that is "I WANT MY LAWYER, and I refuse to say anything else"
"I want a lawyer, I want a lawyer, I want a lawyer." - A. Lawyer
Woah. Never expected such a genius tip from a lawyer
For those who don't want to buy the book, the same guy who wrote it has a great lecture online in a video titled "Don't Talk to the Police" where he talks for 20 minutes about why you shouldn't talk to the police and then lets a detective talk for another 20 minutes about the tactics that police use to get you to confess.
Never ever fucking talk to the cops.
Perfectly reflected by Hank's scene where they keep asking him things but literally all he says is "Lawyer"
In my experience the less you say to cops the better off you are.
Unless you're the victim of a crime, obviously.
HE LITERALLY LOOKS LIKE SAUL
IMPORTANT: JUST RAN INTO CIVIL CODE PROCEDURE IN CALIFORNIA THAT IF YOU REMAIN SILENT WHEN AN INNOCENT PERSON WOULD NORMALLY SPEAK OUT, YOU ARE GUILTY. THEY DEFINITELY DONT TEACH YOU THAT ONE.
Book called The Right To Remain Innocent
Man, I will never forget the movie The New kid with this guy in it...I loved it lol the part when they pull up to the school with the armored transport and take him out the back looked up like Hannibal lector, face mask and all lol
I like the SR-71 version of Let It Whip that they used for music
To add to this, your right to remain silent is ALWAYS there, it doesn't just begin when they say that to you
In 30 years of practice, I have never walked in on my client being interviewed by the cops. I don’t even get called until after the defendant is booked in.
I think all things said without a lawyer present should be inadmissible. The same as testimony under duress.
I like that idea. Make lawyers mandatory.
😂😂felt the exact same way at the “you sneaky pea” part😂😂😂😂 (as a studying lawyer haha)
Don't speak. Especially if you're innocent. If you're guilty, go ahead and talk.
I think it was Mark Twain who said "A man who does not have a degree might steal a train car. But a man who has a degree might steal a train yard." Just because the cop is trained to serve the law, does not mean he isn't trying to serve himself.
Damn, bro watching his young self
Two words for cops:
“Law”
And
“Yer”
I'd love to see some full length reactions!
only lawyers laugh at lawyer jokes
I watch a lot of crime documentaries, and one thing I hate in all of them is when someone says "well you're innocent. Why do you need a lawyer"
And I'm just like, the cops will take any little piece of evidence, no matter how circumstantial, and just run with it. Next thing you know, somehow you admitted to murdering someone when you weren't even there.
The great James Duane!
I'm one of them 🤦🏿♂️
WRONGFULLY accused of armed robbery and attempted murder...
Fighting it now
My father used to tell me “nobody’s talks, everyone walks”
Your words will never be used to defend you in fact they cannot be.
This dude is fun to watch seeing his smile reflecting on himself is crazy
"You sneaky pete!" Is such an underrated line.
He looks like if saul goodman was a legit lawyer
I love how this lawyer doesn’t deny a single thing
Love you in that show Barry! :D
I’ve got the worst f**kin attorneys 🤦♂️
I think people start "talking" to scary investigators because they dont want to go to jail and wait for their lawyer to get them off the charges.
If I ever get questioned, I just say "I know nothing about that, but, did you know an elephant has 40 thousand muscles in their trunk?, did you know slugs have 4 noses?.
The only flying mammal is a bat?.
The facts don't end until they get sick of me.
I was arrested and asked for a lawyer and the cops threw a phone book at me and told me to call one.
🧢
@@nickclark18 is that a hat?
As a public defender it was astonishing how many, and there was a lot but not a great deal, of cases I could have moved in a different direction if my clients had just kept their mouths shut.
After 5 years I just quit the whole profession.
Two times I have had need of a public defender. One municipal and the other Federal. The municipal went to bat for me. I reached out to the Federal public defender's office as soon as i git my arraignment, filled out financial affidavit paralegal sent. At court date I had two attys. Afterwards met with his boss, had investigator assigned. All worked out and wanted to thank all of you.
The key words are
"Can and will"
It's basically him watching his past
"...Go grab a juice box, have a nap..."
I love when he said you sneaky pete
jimmy after better call saul
Hey, he's a new guy give him a break.
It's actually disgusting that an innocent man can end up in jail because the police bullied him...
Me: "I don't answer questions without my lawyer present"
Them: "of course" (makes me wait 3hours in a small claustrophobic room with just one bottle of water and no food... Waiting for me to be hungry to then hope I cave in when they offer a snack for answers.)
For as much bs as this show pulls this is actually amazing advice.
I love that he loved the “You sneaky pea” as much as I do it always makes me smile lol
Good to see Dj Qualls again)
It's a fantastic book! Proff. Duane is a genius!
The right to remain innocent is a brilliant book, and James Duane has kept me out of trouble on more than one occasion.
Silence is golden
You can't fool me, you are Saul Goodman
Why does Saul sound like Rick from R&M LMAO
He really does lmao never noticed that before
This is the real Saul Goodman.
Admit your guilt. Take responsibility for your misdeeds.
Anything you say can and will be used against you... But nothing you say can be used in your defense.
That's the problem with the system. Why should an innocent person now have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a lawyer to prove their innocence? Who is going to pay for the lawyer and the time and stress that the innocent person must deal with? Our system is corrupt, and unfortunately this is because of lawyers.
This guys not a lawyer, HES SLIPPIN JIMMY!!!
Mike: Lawyer…lawyer..
Always keep your mouth shut when you're dealing with the police!
This New York Times Best Smeller is DEFINETELY a lawyer
The system loves to make you think your a bad guy who did stuff wrong when in a lot of cases, morally nothing was done wrong.