Wow, Jillian and her guests are incredibly brave and bold for addressing questions that many are hesitant to discuss. This is both valuable and crucial. I applaud their honesty and have the utmost respect for their commitment to actually keeping it real. THANK YOU!!!
I absolutely LOVE the mission the Means siblings are on. They will change the healthcare system in the US. I love their book and everyone is getting a copy for Christmas.
I love your channel Jillian! I’ve learned so much, and learned a lot about having a factual sincere conversation. I recently have read “Good Energy” and absolutely love it. I’ve recently lost 45 lbs by intermittent fasting, eating Whole Foods, avoiding ultra processed foods and sweets, walks, resistance trains, etc…. I feel amazing and empowered. I am now at a normal BMI. My fat ratio has drastically shrank. We need to teach Americans the benefits of reading this book and how to get healthy. Love you Dr. Means and Calley! Thank you for your bravery, honesty, and for sharing your journey.
I concur. I appreciate Jillian's zeal for this topic, and for her efforts in platforming important figures who are calling into question the mainstream narrative on a variety of topics. With all that said, her conversational style is peppered with so many interruptions that really don't enhance the audience's understanding of the topic. It frustrates many people. All you have to do is peruse some of the comments and you will see this. Most of Jillian's responses just reaffirm an assertion made by the guest, and she simply uses it as a segue to express a personal anecdote. When you have a dialog with an expert on a subject, the greatest skill an interviewer can exercise is restraint, allowing the expert to fully articulate a thought. They are the expert guest, after all. So let them share their expertise, unencumbered by needless digressions. From there, a skilled interviewer should ask probing questions that lead to a more in depth analysis of the claims made. Someone who is a master at this is Chris Williamson.
When I was younger I used to think products like Special K cereal, Nutrigrain bars, Gatorade, Vitamin Water, etc. were healthy choices. Thankfully I have evolved in my learning and thinking while I am still young. Now the biggest challenge for me is avoiding toxic oils, even at “clean” places like Sweetgreen. Thank you for having these conversations and putting them out into the world.
Good people who sell their soul! I did.... worked for big pharma for 12 years & I've had to reconcile that I too was manipulated to normalise disease until I was brave enough to release the golden handcuffs
Thank you for your courage in leaving. Perhaps you can illuminate something for me? Keeping patients sick & heavily medicated is profitable, but at the same time, insurance companies (especially HMOs like Kaiser) routinely deny necessary care. These two facts seem at odds. I've been trying to avoid getting kill3d 0ff in the medical system for the last 20 years. This is what I still don't undestand. Could you help me understand, please? No pressure. 🙏 Thank you again.
Thank you to both of you for bringing attention to these things. Most people believe all these things are "crazy conspiracies theories" but they need to do this type of reseach.
Y’all are such badasses!! I love this!! I’ve been fighting with my doctors over bullshit medications!!! We need both of you to keep proving and fighting! I know I will!! Thanks so much bringing all of these issues to light!!! 💪 🥊
Calli, thank you so much for spreading this information! After watching many of your interviews I ditched 80 to 90% of processed foods in May and it is absolutely incredible. The difference it has had on my life! I am no longer taking anxiety medication. I no longer wake up in the middle of the night and I’m unable to fall asleep, my skin is clearer and I’ve lost almost 20 pounds!! and I really honestly didn’t think I ate that horribly before! And frankly, I probably was starving myself because I ate so few calories but almost all of it was the “holy Trinity of ingredients” as you say. Again, thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what you and rfk and trump do with your power and information!
This was a great discussion. I wish everyone that disagrees with this stance, would watch. We all really need to get to a place where we push past our initial thoughts and start asking questions and challenge ourselves on why we think we believe something.
Jillian you have such a great personality and I really think your passion has and will change hearts and minds. My only constructive criticism that would make your podcast that much better is letting your guest speak a little more before you start. I know it’s because you are so passionate about this, I can sense it deeply in you. Thanks for what you do and please keep doing it!
Fantastic interview! Learned so much and admire the bravery and passion here. The only thing that would’ve made this better is less interruption from Jillian while Means was in the middle of speaking.
I just watched Calley and his sister on Tucker Carlson so this was awesome to reiterate the information in my brain. I also just bought the book and can’t wait to read it. I’ve been overweight my entire life. I exercise regularly but have never been able to lose all of the weight. This will be a necessary step to change my mindset about food and what goes in my body. Thank you!
Jillian, I absolutely love your videos and immediately watch them as you publish them. I'm a big fan. However, can I share something? You interrupt your guests a lot; not allowing them to complete their thoughts. I understand and appreciate your excitement in responding to what they are saying, but you very often cut them off in mid-sentence (particularly in this episode). Again, I enjoy your videos and admire your voice, but I wanted to share some constructive feedback. Thank you, Jillian! ❤
Terrific podcast! Lots of great information. I love how Jillian presents her views but makes sure she states clearly that she still likes and respects the person but disagrees with this one point. I have so much respect for people that state clearly the reason behind their thoughts and don’t just blindly follow party lines or mainstream thought.
To prove your point all you have to do is stand outside any school during dismissal. I’ve done this with 4 of my friends who argue moderation. It’s super sad but unless they are around young people, most are ignorant to how bad it really is 😢
Can we also talk about neurologists who put me on 20 plus years of anti epileptic drugs and never mentioned the ketogenic diet? I am tapering down meds and doing great. Almost off. Those drugs cause seizures in people who don’t even have epilepsy. Keep speaking out!
My profile right now: I am on Metformin and glipizide. My A1C was at 12. I am now down to 6. I wear a CGM to get immediate feedback on my lifestyle choices. I have learned to "gamify" my lifestyle to get the "score" I want. I have learned to cook closer to scratch and have seen an impact on my CGM (including fermented foods because I REALLY believe that gut biome contributes to metabolic disease). I don't shy away from carbs. I make my own pasta and do cook rice. My CGM also prompts me to not eat Oreos and ice cream (used to be nightly). My questions: How much quality research is going into gut biome relationship to metabolic disease? Like sequencing stool samples of people with metabolic symptoms? Why can't CGMs be prescribed BEFORE medications to create awareness?
I crack myself up! I'm such a girl! This is such a good dialogue and I just want to comment - I love Jilian's jacket! It's so lovely and looks so good on her!
What is the cross relationship with the big processed food industries with the big pharmaceutical industries. It makes sense they are working off and with each other.
Jillian, I absolutely love your content. You have a brand new listener. I am a little bit more right but you’re bringing me back center. So my one issue with this podcast is your keep saying that these people are good people. Like Oprah, like LeBron James, and others, but they’re selling their soul for our children for the Almighty dollar. That is not a good person. So that’s the issue. I have with this podcast and I wish that you would see that is not being a good person. I’m still listening. I’m learning. Again I love your content. Sharing it with friends and family. Keep up the good work.
My doctor prescribed ozempic and I never filled RX because I did my research. I’ve lost 1 size by walking and eating more protein. I also replaced some veggies with avacadoes. cutting way back on processed foods made a big difference. The big one was soda every day.
This is a huge problem. I am constantly telling my parents of their mistakes with dieting that fell unto me. I saw the way in the errors of them and of myself. Time for a change. So, I changed my life drastically in every regard. Junk food!!! For sure is no longer a part of my life. I’m about to be 30 and no way I buy into the bullshit. No way!
LOVE you, Jillian, but please let your guests speak. This gentleman was SOOOO interesting, yet you interrupted him countless times to talk about celebrities or Hollywood. So glad I found your channel... #Subscribed
Tha k you for speaking up. My daughter is obese and there is NOT ONE SINGLE doctor that want to help me with her. Here in Canada an extremely corrupted medical system, maybe the worse in the world after north Korea, all the doctor said she is ok
I grew up a normal weight. genetically I fall in the category of curvy. I was born in 1970. In the 80s I noticed my foods changed as it all became easier. Never mind that food was the reward in my family. You went to Disneyland to get frozen bananas, the fair to get cotton candy, and so on. Never mind that my mother took care of the elderly who regaled me with terror stories of the great depression or my mom's fear of not having enough food if something happened to my father (which it did when he left us). Nope, that is nothing compared to working in a grocery store for 20 plus years and watching it all drastically change. Faster, bigger, claiming to be more natural but not all in the name of profits. Now I sit at the threshold of Ozempic so tired of fighting and a desperate want to just be thin but more so, feel really good. It all sounds too good to be true, so I know it is. I also know, I hurt. Inside and out. I am older and years of working hard tak their toll. I have debated for months about the shot. I can squeak out enough for a compound, but I know too good to be true has a price. Jillian was the first to scream this out. I saw that right about the time I was signed in to one of these so called clinics. I work 10 hours a day, take care of my grandson and am finally in the last stretch of my degree which has been years in the making. How do you do more when you are already exhausted?I already walk 13000 steps a day. I have nothing left, and yet it hurts more now than ever before.If I do not do it, i will die. My brother just die this year, my nephew did due to imbalance I believe is caused by foods. What do we do?I know there are others like me, how, what, when........
It’s not just kids, it’s the parents too. I just moved to rural CO and I cannot believe how many fat adults I see. I’m 55 and I see people half my age I know I could physically work twice as long as them and I weigh at least 100 lbs less. And their little kids are super chubby. And there’s ALWAYS soda in their shopping carts.
Great podcast. My question is why? Why do these groups want to transition(as if it's actually possible) so badly? There is something very evil going on here.
Thanks for having him on and getting the truth out! I agree with other comments, I know your passionate, bit please don't interrupt. @donaldjtrump could get this handled😊
Pls get Dr. 1:01:33 Tyna Moore on your show to talk about GLP1. She is a proponent of micro dosing GLP1 (much lower than Ozempic doses) not necessarily for weight loss but for metabolic health. Please look into this.
What I wonder is, if the damage is already done to me and it’s too late for me? I’m 47, embarrassed to say obese, high bad cholesterol, low good cholesterol and type 2 diabetes 😢 have I ruined my body forever. If I lose the weight will the damage to my body improve? I feel like I wasted my life.
Type 2 diabetes is reversible. Cut carbs and alcohol all together if you can. Eat meat and vegetables. Especially fermented veggies. Commit to 5 minutes of daily exercise for a week. 10 minutes daily the following week. It can be a small walk or chair yoga. Just get your body moving. Any improvement is an improvement. Stop beating yourself up. That's not helping anything. You're worth fighting for.
It's never too late to make a change. The body is miraculous. You have the capacity to turn your health around and thrive. Have faith and be disciplined.
@Apheelia77 I mean this with kindness.... That's an excuse. Don't project your own choices onto him. It's a cliche, but... be the change you wish to see. You can only be responsible for you. Wishing you well. Prayers for your health and sense of autonomy. 🙏🏻 🤲🏻
This is an excellent informational video. I would, however, as you why you say your friends are “good people” when they choose money over integrity? Just sayin’
I don’t know how anyone listens to this woman. I watched more than half of this video skipping through her jibberish. She doesn’t let this man finish his thoughts. He’s a guest for crying out loud. And even when he stops to let her speak she barely finishes her own thoughts. I couldn’t finish watching. Had to go look him up and find another video. They speak truths but I couldn’t take her interruptions anymore.
YOU INTERRUPT, YOUR GUESTS TOO MUCH. IT’S DISTRACTING AND CAN BE A BIT GRATING. PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THIS. I LIKE YOUR GUEST SELECTIONS, I JUST WISH I COULD HEAR MORE OF WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.
I’m halfway through and ready to friggin’ stop and find another intv with Calley bc you WILL NOT stop interrupting him. You’re scores worse than Mark Hyman whose intvs irritate me for the same reason. If you want to have a podcast, you need to let the guest talk. That’s what we’re here for… the guest and an INTERVIEW or even discussion. You can’t have a discussion with incessant interruptions. Good grief woman, LET HIM TALK!!! 🙄😤😕
Wow, Jillian and her guests are incredibly brave and bold for addressing questions that many are hesitant to discuss. This is both valuable and crucial. I applaud their honesty and have the utmost respect for their commitment to actually keeping it real. THANK YOU!!!
Be brave and do what's right! Don't cower and sneak around... WHat are you afraid of?
I absolutely LOVE the mission the Means siblings are on. They will change the healthcare system in the US. I love their book and everyone is getting a copy for Christmas.
I love your channel Jillian! I’ve learned so much, and learned a lot about having a factual sincere conversation. I recently have read “Good Energy” and absolutely love it. I’ve recently lost 45 lbs by intermittent fasting, eating Whole Foods, avoiding ultra processed foods and sweets, walks, resistance trains, etc…. I feel amazing and empowered. I am now at a normal BMI. My fat ratio has drastically shrank. We need to teach Americans the benefits of reading this book and how to get healthy. Love you Dr. Means and Calley! Thank you for your bravery, honesty, and for sharing your journey.
I like that this is not just an interview, it feels more like a conversation, and I am all for it, especially because her takes are interesting
I concur. I appreciate Jillian's zeal for this topic, and for her efforts in platforming important figures who are calling into question the mainstream narrative on a variety of topics. With all that said, her conversational style is peppered with so many interruptions that really don't enhance the audience's understanding of the topic. It frustrates many people. All you have to do is peruse some of the comments and you will see this.
Most of Jillian's responses just reaffirm an assertion made by the guest, and she simply uses it as a segue to express a personal anecdote. When you have a dialog with an expert on a subject, the greatest skill an interviewer can exercise is restraint, allowing the expert to fully articulate a thought. They are the expert guest, after all. So let them share their expertise, unencumbered by needless digressions. From there, a skilled interviewer should ask probing questions that lead to a more in depth analysis of the claims made. Someone who is a master at this is Chris Williamson.
When I was younger I used to think products like Special K cereal, Nutrigrain bars, Gatorade, Vitamin Water, etc. were healthy choices. Thankfully I have evolved in my learning and thinking while I am still young. Now the biggest challenge for me is avoiding toxic oils, even at “clean” places like Sweetgreen. Thank you for having these conversations and putting them out into the world.
which dressings are OK at Sweetgreen?
Salads are nothing more than a dressing carrier if you think about it…who eats a plain salad?😊
@@Violet_Lotus_ as far as I understand, none! Just get a squeeze of lemon or lime and some olive oil
I REALLY LOVE HIS WORK.. THANK YOU ❤
Good people who sell their soul!
I did.... worked for big pharma for 12 years & I've had to reconcile that I too was manipulated to normalise disease until I was brave enough to release the golden handcuffs
Thank you for your courage in leaving. Perhaps you can illuminate something for me? Keeping patients sick & heavily medicated is profitable, but at the same time, insurance companies (especially HMOs like Kaiser) routinely deny necessary care. These two facts seem at odds.
I've been trying to avoid getting kill3d 0ff in the medical system for the last 20 years. This is what I still don't undestand. Could you help me understand, please?
No pressure. 🙏 Thank you again.
Thank you to both of you for bringing attention to these things. Most people believe all these things are "crazy conspiracies theories" but they need to do this type of reseach.
Incredibly important information, just wish Jillian would have let Calley speak more and interrupt him less
I'm glad to see someone with a big platform doing this.
Thank you, Jillian ❤
Y’all are such badasses!! I love this!! I’ve been fighting with my doctors over bullshit medications!!! We need both of you to keep proving and fighting! I know I will!! Thanks so much bringing all of these issues to light!!! 💪 🥊
Calli, thank you so much for spreading this information! After watching many of your interviews I ditched 80 to 90% of processed foods in May and it is absolutely incredible. The difference it has had on my life! I am no longer taking anxiety medication. I no longer wake up in the middle of the night and I’m unable to fall asleep, my skin is clearer and I’ve lost almost 20 pounds!! and I really honestly didn’t think I ate that horribly before! And frankly, I probably was starving myself because I ate so few calories but almost all of it was the “holy Trinity of ingredients” as you say. Again, thank you so much and I look forward to seeing what you and rfk and trump do with your power and information!
Wish Calley would run for Congress! He could get things done!
incredibly intelligent and high quality podcast... thank you Jillian
This was a great discussion. I wish everyone that disagrees with this stance, would watch. We all really need to get to a place where we push past our initial thoughts and start asking questions and challenge ourselves on why we think we believe something.
Jillian you have such a great personality and I really think your passion has and will change hearts and minds. My only constructive criticism that would make your podcast that much better is letting your guest speak a little more before you start. I know it’s because you are so passionate about this, I can sense it deeply in you. Thanks for what you do and please keep doing it!
Fantastic interview! Learned so much and admire the bravery and passion here. The only thing that would’ve made this better is less interruption from Jillian while Means was in the middle of speaking.
I just watched Calley and his sister on Tucker Carlson so this was awesome to reiterate the information in my brain. I also just bought the book and can’t wait to read it. I’ve been overweight my entire life. I exercise regularly but have never been able to lose all of the weight. This will be a necessary step to change my mindset about food and what goes in my body. Thank you!
It’s not a conspiracy theory it’s real. Really real
Jillian, I absolutely love your videos and immediately watch them as you publish them. I'm a big fan. However, can I share something? You interrupt your guests a lot; not allowing them to complete their thoughts. I understand and appreciate your excitement in responding to what they are saying, but you very often cut them off in mid-sentence (particularly in this episode). Again, I enjoy your videos and admire your voice, but I wanted to share some constructive feedback. Thank you, Jillian! ❤
Yeah, I agree with you. I hope she sees your comment.
Terrific podcast! Lots of great information. I love how Jillian presents her views but makes sure she states clearly that she still likes and respects the person but disagrees with this one point. I have so much respect for people that state clearly the reason behind their thoughts and don’t just blindly follow party lines or mainstream thought.
Thank you for being REAL Jillian!! 💪👏❤
To prove your point all you have to do is stand outside any school during dismissal. I’ve done this with 4 of my friends who argue moderation. It’s super sad but unless they are around young people, most are ignorant to how bad it really is 😢
This video is clearly being suppressed
Can we also talk about neurologists who put me on 20 plus years of anti epileptic drugs and never mentioned the ketogenic diet? I am tapering down meds and doing great. Almost off. Those drugs cause seizures in people who don’t even have epilepsy. Keep speaking out!
My profile right now:
I am on Metformin and glipizide. My A1C was at 12. I am now down to 6.
I wear a CGM to get immediate feedback on my lifestyle choices. I have learned to "gamify" my lifestyle to get the "score" I want.
I have learned to cook closer to scratch and have seen an impact on my CGM (including fermented foods because I REALLY believe that gut biome contributes to metabolic disease). I don't shy away from carbs. I make my own pasta and do cook rice.
My CGM also prompts me to not eat Oreos and ice cream (used to be nightly).
My questions:
How much quality research is going into gut biome relationship to metabolic disease? Like sequencing stool samples of people with metabolic symptoms?
Why can't CGMs be prescribed BEFORE medications to create awareness?
Great podcast Jillian!
I crack myself up! I'm such a girl! This is such a good dialogue and I just want to comment - I love Jilian's jacket! It's so lovely and looks so good on her!
They are normalizing obesity. The mannequins in Target, the pictures of models are huge.
What is the cross relationship with the big processed food industries with the big pharmaceutical industries. It makes sense they are working off and with each other.
So important!!
its actually 109 shots. some are 13 in one. good show
Jillian, I absolutely love your content. You have a brand new listener. I am a little bit more right but you’re bringing me back center. So my one issue with this podcast is your keep saying that these people are good people. Like Oprah, like LeBron James, and others, but they’re selling their soul for our children for the Almighty dollar. That is not a good person. So that’s the issue. I have with this podcast and I wish that you would see that is not being a good person. I’m still listening. I’m learning. Again I love your content. Sharing it with friends and family. Keep up the good work.
No offense to Jillian but we’re here for your guests. Let them get their point across before interrupting and moving the conversation
Fully supporting!
My doctor prescribed ozempic and I never filled RX because I did my research. I’ve lost 1 size by walking and eating more protein. I also replaced some veggies with avacadoes. cutting way back on processed foods made a big difference. The big one was soda every day.
It USED to be, 30 years ago, the Hepatits B vaccine was only recommended for certain subsets of the population, gay men being one of them.
I love your intro
So just and well said, all so open and hopeful
I will have to borrow some of that in my gp job
You’ve got the passion ❤❤
“Not in human history” this is the extreme that these people will go to.
Jillian, I’ve been enjoying your podcasts. But it would be great if you can include timestamps labelled with sub topics being discussed. Thank you
This is a huge problem. I am constantly telling my parents of their mistakes with dieting that fell unto me. I saw the way in the errors of them and of myself. Time for a change. So, I changed my life drastically in every regard. Junk food!!! For sure is no longer a part of my life. I’m about to be 30 and no way I buy into the bullshit. No way!
Your podcast is 💯! Love you Jillian!
LOVE you, Jillian, but please let your guests speak. This gentleman was SOOOO interesting, yet you interrupted him countless times to talk about celebrities or Hollywood. So glad I found your channel... #Subscribed
Have you done a podcast on pet food? I would love to hear about that topic.
Tha k you for speaking up. My daughter is obese and there is NOT ONE SINGLE doctor that want to help me with her. Here in Canada an extremely corrupted medical system, maybe the worse in the world after north Korea, all the doctor said she is ok
I grew up a normal weight. genetically I fall in the category of curvy. I was born in 1970. In the 80s I noticed my foods changed as it all became easier. Never mind that food was the reward in my family. You went to Disneyland to get frozen bananas, the fair to get cotton candy, and so on. Never mind that my mother took care of the elderly who regaled me with terror stories of the great depression or my mom's fear of not having enough food if something happened to my father (which it did when he left us). Nope, that is nothing compared to working in a grocery store for 20 plus years and watching it all drastically change. Faster, bigger, claiming to be more natural but not all in the name of profits. Now I sit at the threshold of Ozempic so tired of fighting and a desperate want to just be thin but more so, feel really good. It all sounds too good to be true, so I know it is. I also know, I hurt. Inside and out. I am older and years of working hard tak their toll. I have debated for months about the shot. I can squeak out enough for a compound, but I know too good to be true has a price. Jillian was the first to scream this out. I saw that right about the time I was signed in to one of these so called clinics. I work 10 hours a day, take care of my grandson and am finally in the last stretch of my degree which has been years in the making. How do you do more when you are already exhausted?I already walk 13000 steps a day. I have nothing left, and yet it hurts more now than ever before.If I do not do it, i will die. My brother just die this year, my nephew did due to imbalance I believe is caused by foods. What do we do?I know there are others like me, how, what, when........
It’s not just kids, it’s the parents too. I just moved to rural CO and I cannot believe how many fat adults I see. I’m 55 and I see people half my age I know I could physically work twice as long as them and I weigh at least 100 lbs less. And their little kids are super chubby. And there’s ALWAYS soda in their shopping carts.
Great podcast. My question is why? Why do these groups want to transition(as if it's actually possible) so badly? There is something very evil going on here.
It's almost like you can follow the money...
These are horrible people it’s sick
Thanks for having him on and getting the truth out! I agree with other comments, I know your passionate, bit please don't interrupt. @donaldjtrump could get this handled😊
Pls get Dr. 1:01:33 Tyna Moore on your show to talk about GLP1. She is a proponent of micro dosing GLP1 (much lower than Ozempic doses) not necessarily for weight loss but for metabolic health. Please look into this.
I have this book, it's my next read
New direction, new subscriber.
I lost count of the Hardee's commercials that i had to sit through during this podcast. Oh, the irony!
Jillian
Familiarize yourself with Naomi Wolf.
Great interview! but Iside note I ouldn't follow some of it she's so passionate but kept interrupting him that certain points could be missed.
What I wonder is, if the damage is already done to me and it’s too late for me? I’m 47, embarrassed to say obese, high bad cholesterol, low good cholesterol and type 2 diabetes 😢 have I ruined my body forever. If I lose the weight will the damage to my body improve? I feel like I wasted my life.
Type 2 diabetes is reversible. Cut carbs and alcohol all together if you can. Eat meat and vegetables. Especially fermented veggies. Commit to 5 minutes of daily exercise for a week. 10 minutes daily the following week. It can be a small walk or chair yoga. Just get your body moving. Any improvement is an improvement. Stop beating yourself up. That's not helping anything. You're worth fighting for.
Also... 47 is very young. You can make big changes before 50.
It's never too late to make a change. The body is miraculous. You have the capacity to turn your health around and thrive. Have faith and be disciplined.
@@Panazoniac I’ve been sitting around dreaming of change. Waiting for my husband to do it with me. But he’s being stubborn
@Apheelia77 I mean this with kindness....
That's an excuse. Don't project your own choices onto him. It's a cliche, but... be the change you wish to see. You can only be responsible for you. Wishing you well. Prayers for your health and sense of autonomy. 🙏🏻 🤲🏻
Jesus Christ. Let him talk
CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM: let the guest finish their sentences please :)
❤
Stop cutting off your guests information.
This!
I am binge watching. Warning: she will soon be attacked as a right wing nut. It happens to any of us who differ from progressives. U go girl!
Nitric oxide for immunity.
Great video, and I love Jillian but she interrupts way too much. I think too often she listens to respond.
This is an excellent informational video. I would, however, as you why you say your friends are “good people” when they choose money over integrity? Just sayin’
Greed is a disgusting trait.
I don’t know how anyone listens to this woman. I watched more than half of this video skipping through her jibberish. She doesn’t let this man finish his thoughts. He’s a guest for crying out loud. And even when he stops to let her speak she barely finishes her own thoughts. I couldn’t finish watching. Had to go look him up and find another video. They speak truths but I couldn’t take her interruptions anymore.
YOU INTERRUPT, YOUR GUESTS TOO MUCH. IT’S DISTRACTING AND CAN BE A BIT GRATING. PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THIS. I LIKE YOUR GUEST SELECTIONS, I JUST WISH I COULD HEAR MORE OF WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY.
I’m halfway through and ready to friggin’ stop and find another intv with Calley bc you WILL NOT stop interrupting him. You’re scores worse than Mark Hyman whose intvs irritate me for the same reason. If you want to have a podcast, you need to let the guest talk. That’s what we’re here for… the guest and an INTERVIEW or even discussion. You can’t have a discussion with incessant interruptions. Good grief woman, LET HIM TALK!!! 🙄😤😕
Jillian. PLEASE don’t interrupt your guest! Had to turn it off.
Cry about it. Sensitive much
😅
What are you talking about?
My gay role model.
I like these people but they both interrupt each other way too much. Pathetic and terrible.