Jay Morton - Full Interview with the Mulligan Brothers
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Edited by William Mulligan
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Hearing him say about school and not being mature enough really hit home with me. I was awful at school went on to join the army it definitely educates you, just in a different way. The best days of my life.
Ahh the Argos weight bench. I’m sure a lot of lads can relate
100% I laughed at myself a little when he said it
My generation (I'm 64 now) had the Bullworker to build that Charles Atlas physique. 😆
Haha, I had to look up what you meant by argos as an American. Turned up some old school weight benches with the plastic cement filled weights with the chincy 1" bar. I'm in my early 30s and thats the same kinda thing I started on too. My dad had his set from like the mid 70s still growing up. I remember him telling me, I wanted a gym membership, that when I could do 10 push-ups I could have a membership. So I, with absolutely 0 knowledge of training, would hand out in the basement banging out set after set of curls, bench and overhead presses with those plastic weights untill they realized I was serious and got me a membership. Got some nostalgia wrapped up in that crappy old weight set. I kind of want to seen if my dad is willing to give up the bar and a few plates to hang on the wall of my garage gym.
I’ve got some miles on the clock and am ex British infantry. This interviewer is the best I’ve observed. Sharp, laconic, incisive. Thank you. Drew the best out of your subject.
As an ex-squaddie who was always in the “go again” camp, I always considered myself weaker than my peers and somehow less worthy. But Jays perspective opened my eyes. Those character building “go agains” made me far more resilient and able to go further. Never thought of it like that before. Top interview.
“People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf”...👍
Tough and rough men, and stupid descriptions of SAS. They are guys who are very in control of their emotions and mental state.
@@mathematics5573 that doesn’t make them any less tough because they have their emotions in check, They are tough men, mentally and physically
@@kiely4561 I heard General Sir Peter de la Billière, who is former SAS and a former SAS commander, say that the SAS are just men trained to a very specialised level, in a specific thing, like aricraft pilots are. He never used the words tough or hard men. He said SAS are very high caliber men/soliders, if you do not agree, talk to General SIr Peter de la Billere about it Goodday.
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Thank you, even though this interview hasn't got many views, it's one of the best I've wacthed
Agree. Alan wicker was the best chat show host ever cos the camera was rarely on him. This guy draws out gold from his subject matter. Erudite, sharp, laconic. On point
Thank you for your service Jay. I’ve just ordered your book. Your honesty is so refreshing to hear. Merry Xmas
Wow, I can’t believe this isn’t viral yet, one of the best interviews I have ever had the privilege of watching. I wish I could have walked in jay’s shoes for a day. This man is amazing, always looking at things in a positive way no matter what they may be or how bad they are. He has the ability to set and conquer all goals and obstacles, something very few have. Very inspirational, thank you for posting. US vet.
I know Jay personally and was on holiday with him. Truly a top bloke, so down to earth and he had some amazing stories!
the lad interviewing does a great job, very articulate in the way he puts the questions across and lets Jay speak without interruption
Completely agree. The interviewer does a fine job.
Amazing interview, interviewer was excellent & Jay was down too earth, amazing guy. Thank goodness we have people like him protecting us in times of need. Thank you 🙏
Love this interview . So nice to hear someone else saying exactly the same way as I feel about life . Live your own life and not the one that’s expected. I ve always felt this way , must be a Preston thing 😊
One of the best interview/podcasts I’ve listened to with Jay. Always love how he comes across. Grounded and impressive at the same time. 👍👍
Just got on to the Mulligan Brothers recently. Some great content. The interviewer here I really rate also !!
Agree. Gifted with minimalism
Great interview, really interesting stuff, seems like such a nice down to earth guy and he’s achieved so much in life at such a young age. I’m ten mins from Preston, nice to know such a unique and fascinating bloke grew up so close! Just started reading his book, love how positive this guy is! If your reading this Jay, you’ve got a fan in me pal! All the best!
Great respect for Jay, he just sums life up, we one one and we need to live it!
Beautiful Honest Interview! Thank You❣
The 1% who's reading this may all your dreams come true.
Thank you very much, and to you
And you my friend
Thank you so much bro
Thank you sir !
Thanks bro!
He lives down the road from me!
Go on Jay boy!
Your neighbour hood is in very very good hands my friend
Fantastic... Thanks for a fab interview mate, stay strong and positive. Hat off my friend 😉👍
I,m ex infantry ,And to hear jay say ptsg ,was awakening to me ,Because if you accept Disorder Then That's what you will Become ,Great statement ,A Man and a Half and Then Some 👍
I strangely resonate with this man more than I ever thought I would and that gives me a certain kind of hope.
Great interview, thank you 🙏
This guy has seen some stuff. He has that 1000 yard stare like my brother and father has.
Another Brilliant interview thankyou
Good talk and very interesting . That bit about struggle I can relate to, we all struggle growing up then we leave home get in a relationship get a career , if your working class life is a struggle everyday . Its only when you look back on your life and look at the trials and tribulations then you think , I've been through some shit . Most people are happy in a 9 to 5 job only because it pays your bills and you can get quite comfortable in that situation but many given the choice would throw it in if given other options . You only get one chance in life so make the best of it.
Another superb interview. I love the manner it which you do them. You really let the guest shine through. You make the guest the star.
Great interview. Never went into the Army as I hated being told what to do. Which meant I had many jobs over 50 years of working but my youngest grandson is just doing basic training and loving it. However he will not accept he is a bigger man than me for being able to take orders. But he is for sure. Really enjoying your interviews fella's.
Love this! So inspirational, I'm 14 and want to join the SBS, he is my hero! Can't wait to get in and serve!
Great goal. But before even thinking of uksf you need to think about excelling in the conventional forces. Play sports and exercise, other than that just get on with school lad and you’ll be g.
What a great interview. Thoughtful and insightful questions from the interviewer and then allowed the interviewee to give thoughtful and insightful answers. Ross Kemp…I’m talking to you!
I love my 8 to 6, although it’s also my struggle. I’m not chased by a chunky, shy kid, I’m chased by a tiny, shy kid. I feel like a giant now. I still can’t reach the top shelves in the supermarket though.
My brother served in the green machine for 23yrs and then joined the Australian army training their recruits. Blown up 3 times by ied's and luckily enough just having bumps and bruises and concussions etc. Exactly the same as this guy. Nothing seemed to phase him. But in his last year before he retired he ended up in a psychiatric ward with a breakdown caused by ptsd he didn't know he had. He's one of the most positive people I've ever known irrespective of him being my brother. Just goes to show it can catch anyone out no matter who you are. But kudos to these guy's. Anyone noticed that not one of these interviews I've watched of our ex special forces, not one is a gym queen.
Beautiful man, beautiful story.
Never thought of myself as military material, but I have dreams and love the truth. Nice to hear someone so sound of mind from local Preston :) Listen to this man and reflect!
He is the best example I have of someone with a growth mindset!
Fab interview as always
Inspirational. Thank you
Great interview and great interviewing
33:10 - This was the thing he said that I never want to forget. But he also said some other things that I almost want to brand on my brain. I'll definitely buy this book.
Soldier? A very good read. Hope you found it useful too.
@@SpitfireLionheart No. But I realize that I can learn a lot from such people. As for the book, when I first went to order it on Amazon, it wasn't yet available. And then I forgot about it. Anyway, I ordered it today. I also read the book by David Goggins who was marine. He does these ultra marathons nowadays. It's crazy stuff in my honest opinion but I admire it too. His book was a 10 out of 10 read.
Thanks for sharing such a positive story I like the concept PTG 😊
I'm much older than Jay, I went to school back in the 70s but I can totally relate to what he was saying about being in school. I felt exactly the same. The teachers just made everything sound as dull as watching paint dry and they nearly all looked so depressed and unhappy. The teachers today have a lot of pressure on them, in some way more than back then but they just look much livelier.
This guy has perfected the art of interviewing
This guy really knows himself, I guess he's had so many different experiences and ways of dealing with them but he just seems so sure of himself and what he's saying.
Loved this and I've read Jay's book. One of the best books I've read!
His book has become a favourite for me too. I found many of his points striking home though at first glance counter intuitive owing to the culture that exists at present.
He's probably been missed or ignored many times in his life&yet when all's said &done he's still there,still finishing,still on his feet, extremely unassuming,but at the same time extremely effective..He gets the job done!
The Jay Morton theory is 💯 spot on.
Wow 😮 I read your book and loved it all the way through
Drains and radiator love it great respect for your services Jay out standing when's the book out .
It was released in November 2020. I recommend getting it on audible.
Great interview
Amazing podcast
Thanks very much
10/10 interview! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Wow Jay is so interesting, can't wait to read his book.
great questions/interview
Really good questions, well done.
Incredible interview👏
Think it’s interesting how jay morton transfers so quickly into a different emotion from laughing into listening like he can refocus his emotions on cue having good control of them. No doubt that’s come from his training experiences an intelligence.
Be cool if in future interviews some tour pictures could be seen or something personal to the interviewee like training etc
I can't believe he's seen so much and just sat here telling us his life like it's 'normal'
It would be very very interesting to see him sit down with David goggins or Jocko willink.
Pause...
I had the argos weight bench and weights
I totally relate to you dude
...unpause
He has a rare mindset and I guess that's why he has had such a successful career.
Beautiful eyes. 🖤
Where are the rest of the views? Big up Jay.
What a legend Jay!
His eyes are so blue
That’s what I noticed about him initially.
It has took me a long to realise what jay knows and has done for years, I'm 45 soon and have this mindset he last few years. I just wish I'd got a grip of myself 20 years ago. Maybe if I'd had the balls to go in the military things would have been different. My old foreman was in the army, he told me to join when I was 18, maybe I should have
At least you have that mindset now mate, I would just be grateful because some people go a lifetime before realising this
Join the TA pal if you feel strongly about it
@@Realist-2506 I've got a cruciate ligament injury now. I don't think I'd be much use now
@@leetown6741 mate I am so sorry to hear that pal. Hope you and your family are well
High Frequency energy! 💪🏆
Jay Morton - what a bloke
One hardcore interview
3rd time listening to this!
Most people are conditioned to think the limiting beliefs they have. For all those who want more and prepared to help others along the way, grab a copy of Think & Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill and read it until you understand it.
Think of this when he’s talking about Everest he’s been up with oxygen which is extremely hard but there has been people who’ve climbed all 14 peaks without oxygen
I was always anti establishment as a kid, never considered the military until I left Wales to London and my bestie ex reme joined me in South London and I wanted to join the TA paras in Croydon. It never happened sadly
That theory exists 🤘🏽
I don't know why this popped in the feed (maybe all the alpine mountain rescue and Everest vids I watch 🤔) - I'm a good 20 yes older than this young man, but learned something 👍
Passed selection and climbed Everest twice....kin hell...
No arrogance with Jay.
Anyone know what top he wearing?
My name is Joshua Mark Mulligan born on the 2nd of the 9th 1985 to the calendar.
Good guy postive ideas and good views only down side too long interviews.
I got weights from Argos at 13 too, maybe I’m SAS built.
Jay. I went to university like many in 1992 because we got interested in a specialised subject whether chemistry or history. My generation did not go because everyone else did it, which is a trend of the last 20 years,.because government has stupidly pressurised too many to go.
As graduates, we become teaches, scientist, medics, engineers, and professionals in many other professions, and even soldiers and SAS Commandos. I know one ex SAS, who went to Oxford University. Yours sincerely. F I am a Biochemist.
I’m fairly sure there were many many people of your generation that went to uni because lots of others went - not necessarily because they had a specific interest in a specialist subject area. I know at least two from my own family - it was the done thing. Probably best to not assume your personal experience is indicative of a whole generation for the entire country.
@@pete3816 why do you have to put ne down? most people I recall from my degree days, chose to take up the degree, because they wanted to specialise!. Some probably were pressuriesed by school. maybe private schools. some did unacademic subjects like land economy. They may have been told to go
@@pete3816 I just disgree with Jay Mortons view of it.
@@pete3816 And we worked bloody hard. There was a lot of pressure. the 2nd year was especially hard. A lot of lab time. classes. hours and hours spent in the library. people went because they wanted to become an expert in a field, not because their friends went
@@mathematics5573 you need to read my post again. I didn’t put you down in the slightest. Just like you disagreed with Jay, I happen to disagree with your post. I don’t think it’s wise to assume your personal experience is representative of a whole generation of undergraduates. That’s all. No put downs. You disagreed with Jay. And I disagreed with you. Simples.
Spud!
I wonder if he knew the mysterious "Task Force M" deployed in afghanistan.
Proper geezer...
Shy chunky boy following me around lol
His childhood is exactly 100% sake as me and how he sees himself and only difference is he went military and I globe trotted
I do not agree, what is he sad. "everybody is leaving an easy life" if you think like that you should be a blind person. I agree he was in the war, he is a high-performance person, absolutely not an ordinary man and all my respect what is he accomplished. I would like to say thank you for him what is he did so we can leave a pretty safe life. I would not say everybody is choosing an easy life, and comfortable. Everybody has they are own challenge they are life, and should not be underestimat other peoples because they have a different journey.
Is it weird that I really want a Kit Kat chunky after watching this
54:16 💯💯💯💯💯💯
Mean interview
JUST GET IN THE BIN.
Huh?
Thow shalt not kill
if only it was that easy..
38:00
Spud.
These questions are very leading, may as well put the words in his mouth yourself
Jay, check your fasting cholesterol mate.
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this interview is irrelevant. the interviewee is interesting, the interviewer is a prannock. i'm moving on!
I’m sure you are so much more relevant 😂
@@pete3816 You're crazy. You cannot BEGIN to appreciate my significance to the human story. No amount of learning could get you there. But whatever. Think what you want
@@bujuminodstrom2076 and I’m the crazy one? 😂