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John Wall officially called it a career this week at age 34, bringing back memories of the former No. 1 pick's time in Washington. Listen as our hosts discuss the news, hear from analysts Steve Buckhantz and Chase Hughes and play-by-play voice Chris Miller on Wall's career, and callers debate with Kevin Sheehan on the idea of the Wiz retiring Wall's number!

John Wall officially called it a career this week at age 34, bringing back memories of the former No. 1 pick's time in Washington. Listen as our hosts discuss the news, hear from analysts Steve Buckhantz and Chase Hughes and play-by-play voice Chris Miller on Wall's career, and callers debate with Kevin Sheehan on the idea of the Wiz retiring Wall's number!

John Wall officially called it a career this week at age 34, bringing back memories of the former No. 1 pick's time in Washington. Listen as our hosts discuss the news, hear from analysts Steve Buckhantz and Chase Hughes and play-by-play voice Chris Miller on Wall's career, and callers debate with Kevin Sheehan on the idea of the Wiz retiring Wall's number!

John Wall officially called it a career this week at age 34, bringing back memories of the former No. 1 pick's time in Washington. Listen as our hosts discuss the news, hear from analysts Steve Buckhantz and Chase Hughes and play-by-play voice Chris Miller on Wall's career, and callers debate with Kevin Sheehan on the idea of the Wiz retiring Wall's number!

Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins G&D to discuss John Wall retiring.

"The Hidden Scripts Controlling Your Life – And How to Take Them Back" What if the way you parent, sell, lead, or even love… isn't really you? In this episode, Jeff Bloomfield is joined by Chase Hughes—former military interrogation trainer turned behavioral profiling expert—who reveals how your subconscious has been running scripts written when you were 8 years old. These hidden programs, designed for survival, are still dictating your daily decisions—unless you learn to rewrite them. Chase has trained Navy SEALs, Fortune 500 executives, and intelligence agencies on how to read, decode, and influence behavior ethically. From cult recruiters to AI that detects caregiver intent, Chase has seen—and built—it all. This conversation isn't just mind-opening. It's mind-reclaiming. If you've ever: walked away from a conversation, wondering why you said yes felt manipulated by media, leadership, or even your own emotions wanted to become more influential without being manipulative ...then this episode is your playbook. Chase reveals the tools used by cult recruiters, elite interrogators, and behavioral AI—and flips them for ethical everyday use. From leadership to parenting to sales, this episode is a masterclass in reclaiming your mental autonomy and becoming unhackable. Scripts Run You—Until You Rewrite Them Most adults live on autopilot, following behavioral programs formed between ages 2–12. Focus → Authority → Tribe → Emotion (F.A.T.E.) This 4-step behavioral model explains why people obey, comply, or conform—even against their own interests. Authority Is Internal, Not Hierarchical Real influence doesn't come from titles. It comes from confidence, discipline, leadership, gratitude, and joy. Tribalism Is Natural—and Dangerous Belonging keeps us alive. But when weaponized, it becomes a tool of division and manipulation. Micro-Tribes Shape Macro Decisions Social media is training us to mistake attention for connection and pleasure for happiness. You're More Suggestible Than You Think From cult recruiters to Kirby vacuum sales reps, Chase reveals how identity agreements are subtly formed—and exploited. Negative Dissociation = Identity Hack Labeling others (“those sheep”) makes you unconsciously adopt the opposite identity. It's how cults recruit—and how sales are made. AI Can Detect Intent in Caregivers Chase's latest work uses behavioral coding and neuroscience to teach AI how to detect malintent in caregivers with 98.4% accuracy. Novelty Creates Focus. Authority Seals Influence. The brain responds to the perception of authority—lab coats, titles, or confidence can all hijack trust. Ethical Persuasion Starts With Intent If someone could peek inside your mind and see your true motives—would they still say yes? 00:00 – Military roots, neuroscience passion, and Jeff's “Junk in the Brain Trunk” 06:00 – From high school failure to Navy to bestselling author 14:00 – Why childhood scripts control your adult life 22:00 – Tribalism and the dangers of digital identity traps 30:00 – Obedience: The terrifying truth behind the Milgram experiment 36:00 – The F.A.T.E. model and how behavior is truly shaped 44:00 – Cult recruiters and identity agreements explained 49:00 – Training AI for suicide hotlines and caregiver risk 53:00 – YouTube's Behavior Panel & Dr. Phil's surprising email 57:00 – The PsyOp Pandemic & why Chase's work exploded 59:00 – Real connection in an AI-generated world 1:00:00 – Final thoughts & where to find Chase's tools

In this hour of VSiN Weekend Morning Line, host Tim Murray talks college football and NBA. Plus, Tim is joined by Chase Hughes to talk NBA Summer League and the Washington Wizards, and he's joined by Wes Reynolds to talk WNBA and golf.

07/10 Full Show: Hour 1 - 1:00 Hour 2 - 45:00 Hour 3 - 1:25:00 Hour 4 - 2:09:00 The Sports Junkies continue to discuss the biggest storylines in DC sports. The guys also break down Terry McLaurin's cryptic post on Instagram. Today's guest was Chase Hughes.

From 07/10 Hour 2: Chase Hughes joins The Sports Junkies to break down the latest Washington Wizards news.

07/10 Hour 2: How Much Money Is Terry McLaurin Worth - 1:00 Chase Hughes Joins The Show - 18:00 Americans Are Too Stressed For Sex - 31:00

Chase Hughes, covers the Wizards for Monumental Sports, joins G&D to discuss the Wizards Summer League action.

AWadd is joined by Preston Willet on the show next as we talk about all things UVA athletics in the offseason and we weigh his opinion on a potential NCAA tournament expansion. We Drive Down Richmond Highway on the show with Gary Hess next to talk local sports in Richmond and the biggest news and stories out of the MLB. AWadd is joined by Chase Hughes on the show next for some DC Sports talk as we think the Wizards could be Summer League champs.

Chase Hughes Weighs in on NBA Free Agency Who will be the next Wizard to get a supermax Callers on the Wizards future stars

The Nationals selected Tre Johnson No. 6 overall, then traded down to get Will Riley No. 21 overall in the first round of the NBA Draft, and finished with a selection of Jamir Watkins at No. 43. Listen as our hosts discuss the picks, hear from Monumental's Chris Miller and Chase Hughes about the haul, and get the skinny on Riley from his college coach, Brad Underwood, and Johnson from Wizards GM Will Dawkins!

The Nationals selected Tre Johnson No. 6 overall, then traded down to get Will Riley No. 21 overall in the first round of the NBA Draft, and finished with a selection of Jamir Watkins at No. 43. Listen as our hosts discuss the picks, hear from Monumental's Chris Miller and Chase Hughes about the haul, and get the skinny on Riley from his college coach, Brad Underwood, and Johnson from Wizards GM Will Dawkins!

The Nationals selected Tre Johnson No. 6 overall, then traded down to get Will Riley No. 21 overall in the first round of the NBA Draft, and finished with a selection of Jamir Watkins at No. 43. Listen as our hosts discuss the picks, hear from Monumental's Chris Miller and Chase Hughes about the haul, and get the skinny on Riley from his college coach, Brad Underwood, and Johnson from Wizards GM Will Dawkins!

The Nationals selected Tre Johnson No. 6 overall, then traded down to get Will Riley No. 21 overall in the first round of the NBA Draft, and finished with a selection of Jamir Watkins at No. 43. Listen as our hosts discuss the picks, hear from Monumental's Chris Miller and Chase Hughes about the haul, and get the skinny on Riley from his college coach, Brad Underwood, and Johnson from Wizards GM Will Dawkins!

Hour 2: Chase Hughes of Monumental Sports talks about the Wizards / The Wizards' Summer League team is going to be insanely talented / Callers weigh in on the Wizards' new draft picks and direction / Which young talent on the Wizards will be the break out player?

06/26 Full Show: Hour 1 - 1:00 Hour 2 - 43:00 Hour 3 - 1:25:00 Hour 4 - 2:07:00 The Sports Junkies break down round one of the 2025 NBA Draft. The guys also discuss the top offseason storylines surrounding the Washington Commanders. Today's guests were Chase Hughes and John Fanta.

06/26 Hour 3: Entertainment Page - 1:00 Chase Hughes Joins The Junkies - 19:00 Are You Worried About A Commanders Collapse - 31:00

From 06/26 Hour 3: Chase Hughes joins The Sports Junkies to break down the Washington Wizards draft picks.

6.26.25 Hour 2, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to give his thoughts on the Wizards first round draft picks in the NBA Draft and what could the Wizards rotation look like next season. Kevin Sheehan reacts to Will Dawkins addressing the media after the first round of the NBA Draft where the Wizards selected Tre Johnson and Will Riley. Callers give their thoughts on the Wizards draft and if it was a good night for them.

6.26.25, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to give his thoughts on the Wizards first round draft picks in the NBA Draft and what could the Wizards rotation look like next season.

6.26.25 Hour 1, Kevin Sheehan opens up the show recapping and reviewing the Washington Wizards first round draft picks Tre Johnson and Will Riley. Kevin Sheehan reacts to clips of Wizards GM, Will Dawkins' post draft comments after night 1 of the NBA Draft. Eric Flack from WUSA9 joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss the progress on the RFK Stadium return for the Commanders and what steps the D.C. council has to take in order to get the deal done. 6.26.25 Hour 2, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to give his thoughts on the Wizards first round draft picks in the NBA Draft and what could the Wizards rotation look like next season. Kevin Sheehan reacts to Will Dawkins addressing the media after the first round of the NBA Draft where the Wizards selected Tre Johnson and Will Riley. Callers give their thoughts on the Wizards draft and if it was a good night for them. 6.26.25 Hour 3, More callers give their thoughts on the Wizards first round picks. Kevin Sheehan goes over what red flags he thinks the Commanders have going into the 2025 season. Kevin Sheehan reacts to Austin Ekeler's comments on being impressed with Jayden Daniels and how the offense will grow next season.

Hour 3 1:12 - Draft Night Dreams: Chase Hughes' Best Case for the Wizards 21:50 - Calls On Who Wizards Should Draft Tonight 32:56 - Craig and Anthony Give Their Official Predictions for Wizards at No. 6

Craig welcomes on Chase Hughes of Monumental Sports to preview the NBA Draft and share his best-case scenario for the Washington Wizards. Chase makes the case for Tre Johnson as the ideal pick for the Wizards and breaks down how he compares to Ace Bailey and Jeremiah Fears. While describing Bailey as "unpolished," Chase believes his ceiling is sky-high. They discuss how each prospect would fit into Washington's rebuild and what fans should hope to see on draft night.

Ace Bailey's Measurement dilemma Final Thoughts on Ace Bailey: Should Wizards Swing? Chase Hughes on the Wizards Draft

Hour 2 with Lynnell Willingham: The Ace Bailey rumors have been interesting. Could he fall to the Wizards? / Wizards fans should be excited about the team's future / Lynnell empties his Wizards notebook / Monumental Sports' Chase Hughes joins to discuss possible players the Wizards can draft

Chase Hughes joins G&D to discuss the NBA Draft in a few weeks.

Chase Hughes joins the show to discuss the Finals being tied up 1-1.

15:04 - Commanders: analysis of the Commanders' offensive coaching-staff continuity and offensive "ecosystem" for quarterback Jayden Daniels off telling comments from head coach Dan Quinn 36:30 - Guest: Wizards insider Chase Hughes of Monumental Sports Network on the possibilities and philosophies for the Wizards with their No. 6-overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft and on takeaways for the rebuilding Wizards from the Indiana Pacers and Oklahoma City Thunder making the 2025 NBA Finals Download the PrizePicks app and use the promo code "Galdi" for $50 instantly after you play your first $5 lineup - https://prizepicks.onelink.me/LME0/GALDI Visit CateringByUptown.com and mention that Al Galdi sent you For advertising inquiries, email Sales@BlueWirePods.com Please note that time stamps may be slightly off depending on rotating national ads 

Hour 2 with Ben Standig: What's going to happen to Inside the NBA when it moves to ESPN next season? / Chase Hughes of Monumental Sports talks about the NBA Finals and Wizards / The Paul George trade to the Clippers shaped both teams in the NBA Finals

Lynnell Willingham Hour 4 features: 1.Talking Wizards With Chase Hughes 2.Saquon Barkley Is On The Madden Cover 3.Show Wrap Up

Chase Hughes on the Wizards draft prospects

- Britt Ghiroli from The Athletic discusses MLB - Draft options for the Wizards as the NBA Draft looms - Chase Hughes of Monumental Discusses the Upcoming Wizards Draft - Why the Wizards need to swing in this upcoming draft

From 05/13 Hour 3: Chase Hughes joins The Sports Junkies to break down the Wizards draft lottery slide.

05/13 Hour 3: Should The Commanders Trade For Trey Hendrickson - 1:00 Calls On Trey Hendrickson To Washington - 19:00 Chase Hughes Joins The Junkies - 30:00

05/13 Full Show: Hour 1 - 1:00 Hour 2 - 43:00 Hour 3 - 1:25:00 Hour 4 - 2:08:00 The Sports Junkies react to the Washington Wizards sliding to the 6th overall draft pick. The guys also break down the Capitals loss to Carolina last night. Today's guests were Chase Hughes and Alan May.

5.13.25, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss the NBA lottery results and where do the Wizards go with their 6th pick.

5.13.25 Hour 1, Kevin Sheehan reacts to the NBA lottery results and discusses if it's rigged or not. Kevin also talks about the NFL scheduled games that were announced on Monday. Kevin Sheehan and Producer Max react to the Capitals losing game 4 against the Hurricanes and going down 3-1 in the series. Kevin Sheehan reacts to the Warriors loss vs the Timberwolves. 5.13.25 Hour 2, Kevin Sheehan reacts to Trey Hendrickson's comments about his contract situation and brings up if the Commanders could trade for him. Callers weigh in on if they would trade a 1st round pick for Trey Hendrickson and then pay him 30+ million a year. Alan May from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to break down the Capitals being down 3-1 in the series to the Hurricanes. 5.13.25 Hour 3, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss the NBA lottery results and where do the Wizards go with their 6th pick. Callers weigh in on if they would trade a 1st round pick for Trey Hendrickson and then pay him 30+ million a year.

5.13.25 Hour 3, Chase Hughes from Monumental Sports joins the Kevin Sheehan Show to discuss the NBA lottery results and where do the Wizards go with their 6th pick. Callers weigh in on if they would trade a 1st round pick for Trey Hendrickson and then pay him 30+ million a year.

Garth Heckman The David Alliance  TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com    Have you ever felt so bad over something you did that it affects even your appetite? You can't even enjoy your favorite food or activity or people? And why… who was responsible for this?    Based on the information available from the search results regarding Chase Hughes's views, here are some basic traits and indicators he suggests looking for when trying to spot deception: Changes in Behavior: A key principle is to establish a person's baseline behavior when they are likely telling the truth (e.g., answering simple, non-threatening questions) and then look for changes in their behavior when the topic shifts to something they might be lying about. These changes can include deviations in how they answer questions, their eye movements, hand gestures, and breathing patterns. Stress and Fear Indicators: Deception is often linked to increased stress and fear. Physical signs associated with this can include an increased breathing rate, increased blink rate, and facial touching. "Closed" Behavior: Actions that suggest fear or a need to protect oneself, such as crossing arms or bringing fingers together, can be indicators. Increased Need for Control: As someone engages in deception, their need to control the situation and their presentation may increase. Difficulty with Reverse Chronology: When asked to recount events in reverse order, a person who has fabricated a story in forward chronology may struggle significantly compared to someone recalling actual events. Reactions to "Bait" Questions: Vague, hypothetical questions designed to see if a person shows a reaction even if they don't know if evidence exists (e.g., "Is there any reason someone might have seen you at a certain place?") can elicit a nervous response from someone being deceptive. Cluster of Unusual Mannerisms: While a single behavior is rarely a definitive sign of lying, observing a cluster of unusual mannerisms that deviate from the established baseline can be a warning sign. Chase Hughes emphasizes that there is no single, universal body language signal for lying. Instead, the focus is on identifying deviations from a person's normal behavior and looking for clusters of indicators, particularly those related to stress and attempts to gain control. Raising the stakes of the conversation can also make deceptive behaviors more apparent.     Luke 22:62 Peter denies Jesus and goes out and weeps bitterly.    Bitter: GK Violently felt grief that leaves the soul and spirit tasting bitter.      Peter felt shame denying Christ… but shame is only the RED CARPET leading to bitterness.      Lets clear something up.  THIS IS A POWERFUL INSIGHT Peter did not weep bitterly because of what Christ had said or done…  Why was Peter bitter?  HE WAS BITTER Because he did not respond correctly.  We want to blame our bitterness, unforgiveness, hard heartedness on what others did - but it is actually because OF WHAT WE DID NOT DO!        We typically become bitter not because of what someone did to us but rather because of how we responded and we know it was not Christ like.    Peter denied Christ and wept bitterly? Why bitterness? What did Peter do that made him bitter? *He did not represent Jesus AND He did not love the way Jesus would have loved… and he became bitter because of what he had done.  WE THINK AND SAY: I am so bitter because of what they did. BUT THE TRUTH IS MORE ACCURATE: I am so bitter because of WHAT I DID - Because of the way I responded.      **The right response heals not only us but the other person. Armando- wrapping my arms around him and telling him I loved him and want Gods best for him. He calls me later that night and falls apart.

Garth Heckman The David Alliance  TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com    Have you ever felt so bad over something you did that it affects even your appetite? You can't even enjoy your favorite food or activity or people? And why… who was responsible for this?    Based on the information available from the search results regarding Chase Hughes's views, here are some basic traits and indicators he suggests looking for when trying to spot deception: Changes in Behavior: A key principle is to establish a person's baseline behavior when they are likely telling the truth (e.g., answering simple, non-threatening questions) and then look for changes in their behavior when the topic shifts to something they might be lying about. These changes can include deviations in how they answer questions, their eye movements, hand gestures, and breathing patterns. Stress and Fear Indicators: Deception is often linked to increased stress and fear. Physical signs associated with this can include an increased breathing rate, increased blink rate, and facial touching. "Closed" Behavior: Actions that suggest fear or a need to protect oneself, such as crossing arms or bringing fingers together, can be indicators. Increased Need for Control: As someone engages in deception, their need to control the situation and their presentation may increase. Difficulty with Reverse Chronology: When asked to recount events in reverse order, a person who has fabricated a story in forward chronology may struggle significantly compared to someone recalling actual events. Reactions to "Bait" Questions: Vague, hypothetical questions designed to see if a person shows a reaction even if they don't know if evidence exists (e.g., "Is there any reason someone might have seen you at a certain place?") can elicit a nervous response from someone being deceptive. Cluster of Unusual Mannerisms: While a single behavior is rarely a definitive sign of lying, observing a cluster of unusual mannerisms that deviate from the established baseline can be a warning sign. Chase Hughes emphasizes that there is no single, universal body language signal for lying. Instead, the focus is on identifying deviations from a person's normal behavior and looking for clusters of indicators, particularly those related to stress and attempts to gain control. Raising the stakes of the conversation can also make deceptive behaviors more apparent.     Luke 22:62 Peter denies Jesus and goes out and weeps bitterly.    Bitter: GK Violently felt grief that leaves the soul and spirit tasting bitter.      Peter felt shame denying Christ… but shame is only the RED CARPET leading to bitterness.      Lets clear something up.  THIS IS A POWERFUL INSIGHT Peter did not weep bitterly because of what Christ had said or done…  Why was Peter bitter?  HE WAS BITTER Because he did not respond correctly.  We want to blame our bitterness, unforgiveness, hard heartedness on what others did - but it is actually because OF WHAT WE DID NOT DO!        We typically become bitter not because of what someone did to us but rather because of how we responded and we know it was not Christ like.    Peter denied Christ and wept bitterly? Why bitterness? What did Peter do that made him bitter? *He did not represent Jesus AND He did not love the way Jesus would have loved… and he became bitter because of what he had done.  WE THINK AND SAY: I am so bitter because of what they did. BUT THE TRUTH IS MORE ACCURATE: I am so bitter because of WHAT I DID - Because of the way I responded.      **The right response heals not only us but the other person. Armando- wrapping my arms around him and telling him I loved him and want Gods best for him. He calls me later that night and falls apart.

When you want to get to know someone better, you ask them a lot of questions, right?Maybe not . . .This week, we pick up on an important point Elliott made last episode about avoiding questions to facilitate effective, authentic communication. It seems counterintuitive, but we can actually gather MORE information and cultivate DEEPER intimacy by communicating with statements.So, how exactly do we do this?Elliott and I share a foundational technique from Carl Rogers' Client Centered Therapy—reflective listening.It's a simple adjustment that dramatically alters communication. You can try it today and immediately experience the difference!Your friends, family, and romantic partners will feel seen, heard, and validated. They'll know how much you care about them through your reflections of what they're expressing.The best part? You don't have to try to figure out the right words to say or the right questions to ask.Because, as we noted above, it's NOT about questions at all!If you're ready to level up your communication skills to deepen understanding and intimacy, join us for some Counseling 101!Citation: Behavior Expert, Chase Hughes, from Steve Bartlett's Facebook page.Sponsor:The Wellness CompanyWebsite: ⁠https://www.twc.health/lovelife⁠Code: LOVELIFE for 15% off your order!Dr. Karin & Pastor Elliott AndersonWebsite: http://loveandlifemedia.com/Empowered Dating Playbook: smarturl.it/EmpoweredDatingBookInstagram: @dr.karin | @pastorelliottanderson

You have the power to see people and YOURSELF. In this episode, I bring back my conversation with Chase Hughes, a leading behavioral expert and bestselling author, who shows you how to UNLOCK the hidden instincts that control your confidence, your fears, and your interactions. He shares how to read someone's true self in just SIX MINUTES, why “fake it till you make it” is actually just giving yourself PERMISSION, and how mastering your own instincts will set you apart in every room you walk into. Get ready to tap into the next level of your CONFIDENCE, CONNECTION, and LEADERSHIP! In This Episode You Will Learn How to read someone's true intentions in just SIX MINUTES. Why building confidence starts with permitting yourself. The FASTEST way to spot manipulation and narcissism. Why the way you SHOW UP changes the opportunities you ATTRACT. Resources + Links Grab your copy of Chase's ⁠Six-Minute X-Ray: Rapid Behavior Profiling⁠ HERE! Watch ⁠The Behavior Panel⁠ on Youtube Sign up for a one-dollar-per-month trial period at shopify.com/monahan Download the CFO's Guide to AI and Machine Learning at NetSuite.com/MONAHAN. Want to do more and spend less like Uber, 8x8, and Databricks Mosaic? Take a free test drive of OCI at oracle.com/MONAHAN. Get 10% off your first Mitopure order at timeline.com/CONFIDENCE. Get 15% off your first order when you use code CONFIDENCE15 at checkout at jennikayne.com. Call my digital clone at 201-897-2553!  Visit heathermonahan.com Sign up for my mailing list: heathermonahan.com/mailing-list/  Overcome Your Villains is Available NOW! Order here: https://overcomeyourvillains.com  If you haven't yet, get my first book Confidence Creator Follow Heather on Instagram & LinkedIn Chase on: Website: ⁠https://www.chasehughes.com/⁠  Twitter: ⁠@thechasehughes⁠ Facebook: ⁠@chasehughesofficial⁠

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In this episode, Dinesh examines the big-spending budget resolution, arguing that only the executive branch, not Congress, has shown its ability to cut government over-spending. Chase Hughes, an expert on human persuasion and deception, joins Dinesh for a fascinating conversation on how to tell if someone is lying, and how to persuade even those who don’t want to be persuaded. Dinesh begins his narrative about Reagan and the Reagan era, based on his bestselling book. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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