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I searched for how to remove Trump and channels from RUclips and I got this video that doesn’t work for YT???

I googled "how to block trump from youtube" and this video popped up. I'm just SO SICK of seeing that assh*... I don't care what he does, I don't care what happens to him, he's probably gonna get re-elected. I left the USA, but I still see it on the damn internet!

Great job sir 👍👌

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TRIP THEM UP...OH MY GOD, ARE YOU OK ???

I was hoping it would work for RUclips, but I don't see that here. That's not your fault, it's RUclips's. Instagram allows me to remove words that I don't want to see but YT, unfortunately, does not.

Ask a question, Search for an emotional and tangible reason they might by your product/service. For example, I sell basement finishing. I may see a couple with kids walk past and ask “Do you know the number 1 reason our customers finish there basements?”….. they respond no…. “To get there adult space back.” Then navigate conversation from there. But a targeted question can create interest in what you are offering quickly and weed out people who are not in the market for what you have equally as quickly.

Thanks.

2:14 uhm, does this smell like chloroform to you and white screen 🤣

It's really helpful for me

We have two ears and one mouth .... use them proportionately. Be interested in the other person and don't talk about yourself unless you are asked.

Some funny lines in there...especially the lady that says they "trip 'em!" Ha! Really good thing to think about heading into the conference season. Thx

wonderful tips and observations shared. thank you so much.

Great video

You would assume this is common sense.

Thank you for all of these videos! So helpful!

0:28 Create systems

0:55 תסביר על מי הפודקאסט ומי משתתף שמה אפשר להוסיף למה להם להתעניין הזה 2:10 תלך לבפניים, ותכנס עמוק לשאלות קצרות, תוסיף למה 3:23 ואוו זה מעניין 4:00 אני אשמח שכל פעם שאתה אומר את הדברים שלך תכיל דברים מהשאלה שלי 4:40 אל תשתמש בשאלות המוכנות שלך כאל משהו שיהיה לך את הראיון אלא תשתמש ברגעים האמוציונלים אשר יכולים להיות שווים אף יותר אל תסתכל על השאלות כי הוא כל פעם ישנה רגשות

Good stuff!

Another tip that I see a lot: if you interview lots of people on street ask the same question that you did on ur first interview with someone so you can edit the video clips later and the first video clip will be the question to person one and he/she answers ur question but then the next video clip will be only the answer.. not ur question again… cut ur question away that you recorded.. . Only show the opinion of person 2 then person 3 but in person 1 you always let the audience hear the question that you ask.. then you only show opinions of the same question at the next clips that you will show in person 2 person 3… hope you understand what I meant here

16 is so good. I think Louis Theroux is a master of the awkward pauses.

This is GREAT!!!! Thank you for doing this.

Kudos for the video content! Excuse me for butting in, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you researched - Schallingora Information Investigation Scheme (Sure I saw it on Google)? It is a smashing one off product for learning what you need to say to get hired in a job interview without the headache. Ive heard some pretty good things about it and my BF at last got excellent success with it.

Is it me or are curly-haired people all attracted to the same subject matter?! lol Love No product Marketing.... the only time you can tell someone that you want to xyz the product! a.k.a use for a purpose not yet thought of!

It's the how.... If said content in the video is sales of something just make an ad.. if said video is about information use non-corporate/non-school formates (a.k.a skip the in this tutorial bs). Need lots of flashy gimics infographics a.k.a like StupiedRUclips etc otherwise Make TED videos.... Actually, Make all videos either like youtube-try videos or CES news report videos! a.k.a Like Junk food snacks!

The irony..... This video's formating.. sucks.... p.s wrote this comment after 0:09

Great topic. Makes you think

Well done, Robert. You have many "magical" talents. #AskMagicBrad

That was a great video topic to cover for trade shows! Thanks for posting this.

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Great tips. Trade shows are great but it's important to come prepared! Thanks for sharing.

I had explained VM conception to a several completely non-IT people without any problems. Seems like these guys have not even tried.

This is Awsome stuff

Thanks very much and why nobody comments? This is good stuff and I like these videos.

Thanks and your videos has always been of great quality, great stuff, thanks

that lord kirshna explaination rellay great ...

How did you get featured in forbes

Great advice.

It´s ok! The most important topics to give an interview. For journalists that are begining.

Very true!

I am planning to binge watch. Your videos. Thank you

This is wonderful. Can you be my mentor.

For those of you old enough to remember watching Johnny Carson host the Tonight Show (1962-1992) I doubt that you can name a more talented interviewer. There are a number reasons why Johnny Carson ruled the late night television talk show airwaves for three decades. Johnny Carson’s reign as the host of NBC’s Tonight Show is still remembered and talked about as the pinnacle of talk show hosting twenty-five years after Carson went off the air. How often do we hear “There will never be another Johnny Carson?” Carson wanted his interaction with his guests to be totally spontaneous during the show. He almost never saw his guests before they came on stage. He didn’t go say hello to guests in their dressing rooms or the Green Room before the show. Rarely did guests see Johnny Carson when they were having stage make-up applied. Everything was totally fresh when guests interacted with Carson on set. When the show went into commercial breaks Carson rarely spoke with guests because he didn’t want something that would best be heard on air to come up off-camera as it wouldn’t be as good if retold after the commercial break. Any of us who interview people be it on radio, TV, podcast, in front of an audience of any kind or even just one on one in front of a camera or microphone should definitely take a cue from the master. Keep an interview as live as possible. If you give out questions in advance the interview will appear canned, not spontaneous and it won’t have the same level of excitement. You can put people at ease by giving them a broad summary of the general topics you plan on discussing but never get into detail. The last thing you want is for an interview to feel as if it is rehearsed and too prepared because it will feel phony and will not be as believable. People need to "think out loud" at times to showcase their expertise. It is natural to be nervous about being being interviewed as people are fearful of being blindsided al la "60-Minutes." Most interviews are friendly and they can also be edited if there are not live or part of a TV show. You can reassure your subjects that your interview will not put them in an uncomfortable position, that they are experts in what you will discuss and they will be able to form a response very easily. When I am going to interview somebody I often give them a general idea about the main topics I want to talk about in very general terms for example the introduction of a new product they were responsible for bringing to market and their responsibility with their company. Usually such topics are obvious and I would discuss those when asking them for the interview. If people ask for questions in advance let them know that you do not provide them as your experience has been that they will not come across as well. It is you job to make them shine and if a topic isn't handled in a way that gets their point across that you will ask additional questions (mention that you will edit the interview if you do so). You can also put them at ease by providing them access to other interviews that you have produced.

big fan and appreciate this video. one Q... at 3:16, are you saying "right off the bat" or "back" as the cc says?

Love this video.

It's so hard to say hello just before hello?

I'm shocked!! They cannot explain Virtualization to their Mom because even they do not really know what it is!! So shameful, and they're playing the smart guys!! I'm more shocked because none of them did try to take the question seriously or has been smart enough to understand that the idea behind the question was to present a smart and very clear explanation of Virtualization that every person could understand, also upset because none of them did show at least respect to his mom, all of them are a bunch of pseudo-techy weaky dump people, I only except the one who appeared at 0:27 (at least modest) and especially the man at 1:30 who I salute because he's the only who on .the contrary tried seriously to give a definition without missing praising his mom and showing love and appreciation to her .NB: the interviewer at 0:35 ("you can't even explain it to yourself"), he also understood the point

I wasn't kicked out of the event, but in my youth I was reprimanded for making out with a guy at a convention.