Joe Navarro

You can do whatever you want, and you sleep well at night. There. That's your Robert Hare. The researcher is the best one that defines psychopathy. Hitler had it all.

You can do whatever you want, and you sleep well at night. There. That's your Robert Hare. The researcher is the best one that defines psychopathy. Hitler had it all.

Well, narcissism, by the way, narcissism, which has been studied since the 1950s, we now have a narcissistic society like we never did before. We see it in the way we talk about ourselves more than anything. We get on TikTok and other forums and we espouse all sorts of things. And so we're way more narcissistic now than in the 1950s. They look at even the words we use.

Well, narcissism, by the way, narcissism, which has been studied since the 1950s, we now have a narcissistic society like we never did before. We see it in the way we talk about ourselves more than anything. We get on TikTok and other forums and we espouse all sorts of things. And so we're way more narcissistic now than in the 1950s. They look at even the words we use.

Now we use the word me and I more than we did in the 1950s. We used to say we and ours. Now we say me and I. The true narcissist has a belief system that is so corrupt. They're truly flawed of character. And they not only have the traits of narcissism, but they truly believe how they see themselves as infallible, as I only have the answers. I'm the person that can make us great again.

Now we use the word me and I more than we did in the 1950s. We used to say we and ours. Now we say me and I. The true narcissist has a belief system that is so corrupt. They're truly flawed of character. And they not only have the traits of narcissism, but they truly believe how they see themselves as infallible, as I only have the answers. I'm the person that can make us great again.

And I know what you're going to ask me next. No, I'm not going to ask you that. Thank you. Thank you. But if the traits fit, then what I tell people is, whether you're going into an organization or if you're looking at who's leading your country, ask yourself, do they have these traits? And if they have the traits, then it's not a difficult equation.

And I know what you're going to ask me next. No, I'm not going to ask you that. Thank you. Thank you. But if the traits fit, then what I tell people is, whether you're going into an organization or if you're looking at who's leading your country, ask yourself, do they have these traits? And if they have the traits, then it's not a difficult equation.

Psychology is, especially when it comes to people flawed of character, is not that difficult, is do I want to work for somebody that values me? or someone that devalues others. And you start with that.

Psychology is, especially when it comes to people flawed of character, is not that difficult, is do I want to work for somebody that values me? or someone that devalues others. And you start with that.

I've never been asked that question. So thank you for asking a most profound question. I guess the best answer is that I learned a piecemeal, and I'm glad I learned piecemeal. And by that, I mean that my first homicide was just a regular homicide that I responded to. My first suicide, which was a police officer, it was in increments.

I've never been asked that question. So thank you for asking a most profound question. I guess the best answer is that I learned a piecemeal, and I'm glad I learned piecemeal. And by that, I mean that my first homicide was just a regular homicide that I responded to. My first suicide, which was a police officer, it was in increments.

I think if I had been presented with everything that I had been presented with all at once, I think I would have had a mental breakdown. I'm glad that it was episodic, that I was able to learn from each. And what I have learned is, number one, that who were most of the people that I talked to? The majority were witnesses or victims. And these were nice people. They were kind people.

I think if I had been presented with everything that I had been presented with all at once, I think I would have had a mental breakdown. I'm glad that it was episodic, that I was able to learn from each. And what I have learned is, number one, that who were most of the people that I talked to? The majority were witnesses or victims. And these were nice people. They were kind people.

Some of the nicest people were these poor farmers out in Arizona. They grow cotton. They don't earn very much. They're good people. You learn that everything you're doing in law enforcement is really for them. You know, later on, when I got into counterespionage, and now you're dealing with nation states and the equities of different nations, and yeah, each country has their own priorities.

Some of the nicest people were these poor farmers out in Arizona. They grow cotton. They don't earn very much. They're good people. You learn that everything you're doing in law enforcement is really for them. You know, later on, when I got into counterespionage, and now you're dealing with nation states and the equities of different nations, and yeah, each country has their own priorities.

But you realize that when you're dealing with extremists, and they have their own belief system, and there's nothing really you can do to change them. But we also have our belief systems, and you have to realize, okay, I can't fix all the problems. As a law enforcement agent, I can only attend to that which I can help or resolve or so forth.

But you realize that when you're dealing with extremists, and they have their own belief system, and there's nothing really you can do to change them. But we also have our belief systems, and you have to realize, okay, I can't fix all the problems. As a law enforcement agent, I can only attend to that which I can help or resolve or so forth.

I couldn't find all the suspects that either raped or killed or bombed. I was at Brigham Young University when a girl was abducted by a serial killer. And to this day, I am in pain that I was on duty that night when she was abducted. I still feel it. And these things, they weigh on you. But I'm also...

I couldn't find all the suspects that either raped or killed or bombed. I was at Brigham Young University when a girl was abducted by a serial killer. And to this day, I am in pain that I was on duty that night when she was abducted. I still feel it. And these things, they weigh on you. But I'm also...