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Meet José Andrés - My Favorite People

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@carolholly2366
@@carolholly2366 1 weeks ago
"I am for the good people on both sides." - what a great mind. Thank you for this guest.
@BearerOfTheOneRing
@@BearerOfTheOneRing 1 months ago
I have a new hero
@darysabelp4301
@@darysabelp4301 1 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=2074">34:34</a> In PR, all that water wasn&#39;t distributed because big stores like Walmart had enough supply of bottled water to SELL and they didn&#39;t want people to get water for free. So they complained to the government and the government pleased them by not distributing it. Disaster capitalism all the way. What was a disaster and a tragedy for most Puerto Ricans was just a very good business opportunity for big corporations.
@shay_625
@@shay_625 1 months ago
Wow, people like José Andrés gives us hope in humanity. Amazing human being!
@indumiso1
@@indumiso1 2 months ago
Wow 🥹. I’m inspired.
@orffrocks5667
@@orffrocks5667 2 months ago
Why wasn’t the temperature regulated in their room? They’re both sweating! Poor things.
@jenoposner1103
@@jenoposner1103 2 months ago
Gracias Trevor.🙏
@D-Nice-359
@@D-Nice-359 2 months ago
Thoroughly enjoyed this episode! Thank you both.
@TheFinalMeowntdown
@@TheFinalMeowntdown 2 months ago
This man embodies Asturias 💙💛
@diannemose244
@@diannemose244 2 months ago
Rarely do you see a person go above and beyond the call of duty-José Andres is an excellent example
@mariamashile
@@mariamashile 2 months ago
20 minutes in and I want to help too❤ what a service to humanity❤what a life🎉thank you.
@SineDaphula
@@SineDaphula 2 months ago
I recommend everyone watches Ozark.
@marlenecollins8362
@@marlenecollins8362 2 months ago
I wish Jose Andres would be our President. He is so wise. I thank him for the long interview in his busy life. Now he has to feed Venezuela after their devastating earthquakes.🙏💜
@janemaladina7939
@@janemaladina7939 2 months ago
This man is amazing &quot;Jose Andres&quot; wow this man is an Angel in disguise ❤🙏
@sandoval1977
@@sandoval1977 2 months ago
Since ancient times, Spain has produced many altruistic figures who served beyond its borders; notably, Guatemala&#39;s only canonized saint, Pedro de Betancur, was Spanish. 👍&quot;
@Orthopeng
@@Orthopeng 2 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=3540">59:00</a> it&#39;s so cute to believe no one understands this in power- of course they do- but you used the word without understanding it&#39;s power- dignity- if you keep people stripped of dignity they can&#39;t challenge you
@georgiavazquez
@@georgiavazquez 2 months ago
Loved this interview. Trevor is really curious and makes allbthe right questions so we can know José Andrés better.
@Mike-xj7dz
@@Mike-xj7dz 2 months ago
God I love you chef
@rosannajimenez7204
@@rosannajimenez7204 3 months ago
Thank TN Jose Andres is now one of my favorite people as you are too 🙏🏽
@ForBarbados246
@@ForBarbados246 3 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=3223">53:43</a> as from the so called South I agree. I like it where I live but I hate exploit and no opportunity at home to serve so called West interests. Leaving youth with 0 hope. So there’s brain drain.
@home-bodyz
@@home-bodyz 3 months ago
What a great man. Wonderful episode. Thank you.
@flickrebeat8936
@@flickrebeat8936 4 months ago
But Abraham&#39;s children were not known for their love of different peoples they are known for subjugating, brutalizing and committing atrocities upon those different than them so I&#39;m sorry to chef but his dream world can never happen
@Sara-o3y4o
@@Sara-o3y4o 4 months ago
What a lovely time. How does JA do it, international treasure
@i.am.navkaur
@@i.am.navkaur 4 months ago
Just in case you’re wondering, 80 billion of 2.5 trillion is 3.2%
@SheilaCrosby
@@SheilaCrosby 4 months ago
&quot;In the worst moments of humanity, the best of humanity always shows up, and that gives you hope.&quot;<br>Yes, we had a volcano on our little island, and José Andrés showed up.
@vibamadhavan
@@vibamadhavan 4 months ago
Trevor, wanna go on a date?
@kama_reis
@@kama_reis 4 months ago
I learnt about WCK when my friend, who owns 2 restaurants in Krakow, went to the border with Ukraine to help immigrants get hot meals, on the same day the war started. Then I learn what they do, how fast they are. It is very amazing! That is true, Jose, he is a real hero of our world! Let&#39;s create a comic book about him😀!
@emtoprma
@@emtoprma 4 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=4061">1:07:41</a> that’s the harm of the myth of American Exceptionalism. “We are the greatest country on earth. If we would allow it, everyone would come here.” But not really. <br><br>They would have to pay me more than double the G7 average for my career to make me go to live in the US. And even then I wouldn’t live there indefinitely. <br><br>And it’s not that my own country is the best place to live in the world. It’s just that I wouldn’t want to deal with that many issues that have to deal with indefinitely. <br><br>And like they’ve said. Most people wouldn’t even want to move from their own communities if they can avoid it.
@emtoprma
@@emtoprma 4 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=3625">1:00:25</a> Poor people are a resource of war in advanced economies. Most people who have the resources to take care of themselves don’t go enlist in the military. People who don’t have much to lose go die for their country. <br><br>If you give everyone the resources to cover their basic needs then they won’t have a use for war.
@mapo-e5r
@@mapo-e5r 4 months ago
Some people talk of a God and some people play God daily. Jose is one of those people. Literally changing lives everyday
@Vkalox
@@Vkalox 4 months ago
So many blessings to these two men 🙏✨️👏🤍
@TheresaCarter-z3l
@@TheresaCarter-z3l 4 months ago
Stop the wars and invest in everyone staying in their own countries.
@silverice7219
@@silverice7219 4 months ago
Jose has my respect and my heart. I don&#39;t know how we can say thank you enough to a person who feeds the poor and the ones in most need.
@RBJ-e2f
@@RBJ-e2f 4 months ago
Hot damn!
@judybentley4493
@@judybentley4493 4 months ago
Arvada 111111191110111❤1111111!!❤❤❤! AAaAQ
@hilaryboslet8070
@@hilaryboslet8070 4 months ago
Jose Andreas is the absolute most deserving of the Nobel Peace Prize.
@hannaonuralp5361
@@hannaonuralp5361 4 months ago
This is sooooo good in many ways! You’ve touched upon so many world problems! Thank you Trevor! And thank you José Andrés ❤
@ijeomamatthew3842
@@ijeomamatthew3842 4 months ago
Finally finished listening to this conversation. Thank you. This conversation was so interesting to learn more about how and why he does what he does. God Bless him!
@jennayfrmthablock
@@jennayfrmthablock 4 months ago
Listening to this gives me the urge to drop everything and devote everything I am and can be to this organization 😮‍💨 <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=1850">30:50</a>
@joanduprey1391
@@joanduprey1391 4 months ago
Listening to him, I can&#39;t stop crying! A real iluminado and true healer! Love from Puerto Rico, where he came in 2017 after Hurricane María! ❤❤❤
@paulasisson3691
@@paulasisson3691 4 months ago
❤❤❤👏👏👏
@E.L.K.-jf6sx
@@E.L.K.-jf6sx 4 months ago
So grateful for the work Started and Continued by Chef Andres &amp; the Many people that work with him. Great Interview!! In Solidarity 👊🏼🩷
@christopherharper9818
I generally love Jośe Andres! To feed ppl anywhere, anytime, under any conditions is the love the greatest commandments require of us ♥️💛💚 He and Trevor are to very unique and special ppl to listen to and learn from. Respect gentlemen 🙏🏾
@mariselhernandez6818
@@mariselhernandez6818 4 months ago
Fascinating! Meanwhile, no one cares about the people of Cuba who are starving and stuck between their cummunist government and the American embargo.😢
@VolaToloa
@@VolaToloa 4 months ago
When The American thing was , the US peace corp ( young Americans college graduates volunteers to teach high school in underdeveloped countries ) .. <br><br>American were indeed protecting their Nation , at least three generations of young people , became collage candidates or post highs school prepared ... <br><br>The peace corps returned home with very large and clear views of the world .. I am a benefactor of the US peace corp teachers ..
@Astro.peer.apoyo.2025
Dang Noah, he’s sweating so you know he’s nervous… beautiful but heavy looking, hot shirt he’s in 😅
@elenastele9781
@@elenastele9781 4 months ago
Beautiful interview between two beautiful hearts❤❤
@Alethea_Lantern
@@Alethea_Lantern 5 months ago
This is your best episode yet. Bravo!
@suzibouch-xm9yr
@@suzibouch-xm9yr 5 months ago
Don&#39;t know why I&#39;m bringing this up now, but if the Democrats want to win how about follow Chef Andres example? DO SOMETHING! Yeah do some ads, but how about a health clinic? A restaurant with free food? I&#39;m not giving any money to the same ole shit. Got $5, got $5, got $5....
@adzovan
@@adzovan 5 months ago
This was such a beautiful heartfelt conversation. Thanks Trevor, for sharing your favourite people with us.
@julia-crane
@@julia-crane 5 months ago
Interview JAMES TALARICO!!! ASAP. He is almost as saintly as Jose!
@pilarposada9520
@@pilarposada9520 5 months ago
Jose Andres is the best! What an outstanding human being. Good bless his hard and mission 😃
@vanessasoria2479
@@vanessasoria2479 5 months ago
Presidente del<br>Mundo ❤
@Lilithmoon22
@@Lilithmoon22 5 months ago
I wonder what kind of deep dive conversation Trevor and others could have with this gentleman. :) <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fJZjUmJTYc">https://youtu.be/7fJZjUmJTYc?si=pvoBJ5MRB5oxpjoF</a>
@TorontoUrbanGems
@@TorontoUrbanGems 5 months ago
Pure leadership… 😮. This man has come up with the perfect playbook for the world I want to live in! 🌏
@bananpeze
@@bananpeze 5 months ago
Jose&#39;s beard game....Strong!!
@mariar.fernandezruiz9694
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=3120">52:00</a> love that his accent get stronger as he puts an honest emotion into his speech. It shows he truly cares.
@missbubu1611
@@missbubu1611 5 months ago
❤❤❤❤❤
@CrazyKees
@@CrazyKees 5 months ago
holy this episode starts strong fast, its incredible
@Metalogues
@@Metalogues 5 months ago
Trevor, love what you do and this interview was awesome. This being said: I know we all need to put food on the table and sponsors do help. But Apple and Goldman Sachs... Really???!
@oendj
@@oendj 5 months ago
I LOVED this man. Absolute treasure to the world
@LakanPepe
@@LakanPepe 5 months ago
&quot;In the middle of the destruction, someone will just put a sign &#39;World Central Kitchen&#39;. They are not affiliated with us, they just put it there.&quot;<br><br>Bro invented mimetic kindness.
@nacede1
@@nacede1 5 months ago
May God bless and protect this man. Tears came to my eyes listening Chef Andres. May God bless you. From the bottom of my heart thank you Sir. ❤
@kmcharry
@@kmcharry 5 months ago
The amount of children living with hunger in the richest country in the world is shocking. ~11 million children. I’ve had kids beg me for a meal outside gas stations. I always help and get them something healthy and more so they will be okay.
@danielmccarthy5688
@@danielmccarthy5688 5 months ago
His analysis of communal spaces is amazing. We learned first hand during Operational Allies Refuge how important or softball fields and golf courses were on military bases. In Naval Station Rota Spain, those areas became the camps for refugees within 48 hours of that tragedy
@precious_chisom_obisike
❤❤❤❤❤❤
@melissag5195
@@melissag5195 5 months ago
Loved this episode! The devastation in Jamaica was similar to what my father experienced in the 80&#39;s with Hurricane Gilbert. The love shown by Jamaica and Jamaicans where they not just secure themselves but take care of their neighbors and friends was so heartwarming to see. Thanks for having Andrés on your show to share how he was able to help using his organizational skills and amazing ability to keep things local. Loved the episode! ❤
@missbubu1611
@@missbubu1611 5 months ago
This guy would be sainted 200 years ago.
@sapphirecampbell-wh7iy
rivian mention???
@keithgelinas2759
@@keithgelinas2759 5 months ago
Thank you
@baay81
@@baay81 5 months ago
thanks for sharing
@IMArt-kx2ci
@@IMArt-kx2ci 5 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=1344">22:24</a> Due to their quarrel, Jose Andrés getting the Nobel Prize he deserves would really put the last nail in DJT&#39;s coffin... so... win/win?
@yazzmen24
@@yazzmen24 5 months ago
Ahh Trevor Noah gives me Letterman vibes! Just love listening to him! Thank you for being you!
@bingoskies8564
@@bingoskies8564 5 months ago
During the pandemic, you shared your vulnerability w our vulnerability. This is the best interview i&#39;ve seen w Chef José because you both model strength in being vulnerable &amp; show how love, caring, &amp; organizing are exactly what the world needs more than ever. Inspiring.
@bumblebishop
@@bumblebishop 5 months ago
Thank you, Jose❤
@Daniel-p3f4e
@@Daniel-p3f4e 5 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=4051">1:07:31</a> well, US stated have borders, right? Not everyone moves to Florida, California or New England
@Daniel-p3f4e
@@Daniel-p3f4e 5 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSt1PVqNjag&amp;t=3600">1:00:00</a> it would be a cool art installation or political education piece to place one missile next to all the food, clothes, or inside a community center/ soup kitchen/ library that not producing, transporting and fireing it would finance😊<br>&quot;This new road was NOT sponsored by destroying a kindergarten&quot;😢
@carolinejames7257
@@carolinejames7257 5 months ago
People like José Andrés and WCK are who we should be looking up to, admiring, emulating — not people like Trump, his minions, and ICE. Making the world, making our communities, better — not worse.
@ThaseenAleem
@@ThaseenAleem 5 months ago
WOW what a beautiful human being with a beautiful soul God bless him love from India Thank you Trevor for inviting him to your podcast
@LacerdaLiz
@@LacerdaLiz 5 months ago
We now owe you both Bar da Lora&#39;s Mexerica Caipirinha, you deserve it after gifting us we this brilliant and inspiring conversation 💚🖤
@GSD-OllieWorld
@@GSD-OllieWorld 5 months ago
Logistics man! It’s a super power ❤
@dawitmelaku2765
@@dawitmelaku2765 5 months ago
EPPININI THEY ARE &quot;ARTIFICIAL IDIOTS&quot;
@5thElement-gz9gf
@@5thElement-gz9gf 5 months ago
I love that this conversation. It highlights two connected issues: the lack of oversight committees (IG) and chaotic infrastructure behind U.S. relief agencies like FEMA and USAID, and the way poverty gets intellectualized instead of addressed. Both stem from how U.S. foreign policy shapes — and often limits — other nations’ ability to meet their own basic needs.
@TinaEstesMusic1
@@TinaEstesMusic1 5 months ago
I love all your favorite people 💗 ❤
@itumelengserepo-v7d
@@itumelengserepo-v7d 5 months ago
Trevor Noah . . I have to Thank You. <br><br>This interview was Soo insightful to even have Heard of Mr Andrés is truly amazing. This (By A Country Mile) has to be the most Soul Pleasing on such an amazing day after coming from church and receiving the Sermon to come home and hear about a Man who Cherishes the gift of Human interaction ❤ . . Much love Trevor . . Il be forever your subscriber
@alexandras9837
@@alexandras9837 5 months ago
What a fantastic, inspiring and touching conversation. Not entirely sure why but it made me want to cry at times. May have been the notion that solutions are simple, yet elusive.
@JaimeRose1297
@@JaimeRose1297 5 months ago
Amazing interview! You know when people ask that question &quot;if you could sit and talk to any 3 people who would you pick?&quot;...I now have a new person to add to my list, Jose Andres.
@marthalopez8182
@@marthalopez8182 5 months ago
Mi respeto al Sr José Andrés por todo lo que hace!!!!! Bendiciones para usted!
@inesa.alfonso9099
@@inesa.alfonso9099 5 months ago
Beautiful
@fatboyannie
@@fatboyannie 5 months ago
Podcast educates me, makes me think and learn. This is the one that made me FEEL, really feel joy, love, peace, hope, excitement like I am on the edge of my seat. I laughed, my heart beats with energy. Thank you so much for allowing me to share the heart, knowledge and the humanity of Jose. I feel so much gratitude towards the world today. Thank you.
@blakelyu
@@blakelyu 5 months ago
Great interview. He’s a Saint.
@dharmakaurkhalsa3923
@@dharmakaurkhalsa3923 5 months ago
Two humanitarians together. ❤<br>Thanks for the work you do José and thanks Trevor for sharing him with us for a moment. ❤
@kuljeetkaur5812
@@kuljeetkaur5812 5 months ago
i have said for a long time world hunger can end, as he said 2% of military funding can feed so many ppl and...military is a good place take funding from....also how rich does one need to be??
@CatsruleUSall
@@CatsruleUSall 5 months ago
America is not doing this to undocumented people, our government is doing it on their own with their flock of sheep. WE are not all in support of this, we need to divorce from this bad government. Please don’t put us all in the same bucket. Excellent guest and conversation thank y
@hannageb8209
@@hannageb8209 5 months ago
Amazing show. Thank you Trevor Noah. ❤
@hanssolos3699
@@hanssolos3699 5 months ago
whoa nelly!!!<br>ttevor is plus size!!!<br>the cheeks are puffy!!!<br>the turkey neck is brewing!!!
@rashmipathak1160
@@rashmipathak1160 5 months ago
People like him should get peace Nobel prize!! God bless him
@reneenicolel3378
@@reneenicolel3378 5 months ago
I sat next to a stranger in an airport lounge. A few minutes later, I tried to pull my charger out of my bag but things kept falling on this man. I kept apologizing. Then he said &quot;you dont have to apologize for existing&quot; and smiled at me. I met this man once and he changed my perspective on life. And im happy to finally know his name. Thank you, José.❤
@marialaboriel4360
@@marialaboriel4360 5 months ago
Nominate Jose Andres for a Nobel Peace prize
@pacmanshooter247
@@pacmanshooter247 5 months ago
CHEF ANDRÉS! YES! OMG YES!