35 Burst results for "Joe Rogan"
The Charlie Kirk Show
Should Tucker "Go Rogan" to Reach a Wider Audience? Kane Explains
"Question is Tucker, not on cable TV and more like Rogan. Is that allow us to reach a younger generation or does it actually make it harder for us to be able to crush these preexisting orthodoxies your thoughts? Yeah, that's a good, it's a good complex question. You know, I thought the Rogan theme because there was a quote from Tucker one night on his show and he was like, you guys think my audience is big, Joe Rogan has 12 million. Every day on Spotify. So I know there's a part of Tucker that probably has a little bit of a desire to go that alternate route and reach a younger audience. In terms of what it makes, you know, my first thought when you said, how does it make our job? I thought you were leaning into sort of us presenting news. And as a side note, it does make my job more difficult, right? Because let's say I have an outstanding clip from Fox News, let's say it's you on Laura Ingraham, or let's say it's senator Johnson on Maria bartiromo show. Now if I present that video, I get pushback from a certain part of my audience just for showing it because it's from the Fox News platform. So now going back to the meat of your question, which is, does this how does this affect our ability to reach the maga audience and reach maybe an independent Republican leaning audience if we all leave Fox News if we all stop watching? Well, it's going to hurt fox's bottom line number one. Their numbers are way down. I'm sure. Yeah, I'm sure that's a huge part of the reason for this panic, right? For this pushing out of text messages and Suzanne Scott leaking to The Wall Street Journal is because they're trying to recapture a part of their audience and say, look, we were the good guys. It was Tucker who was the bad guy.
The Charlie Kirk Show
We're Living Through Something Significant: The Great Realignment
"A very exciting event and successful event in Idaho Falls. This last weekend, and we had a kind of private meet and greet. And it moved me greatly, and I came to a realization that we're living through something significant. Historic realignment. Started to take questions from the audience and the audience was very upset with the two Republican senators from Idaho. Senator crapo and senator rish, they feel as if they're not fighting hard enough that one of them is one of the big cheerleaders of the Ukrainian conflict. The United States funding of the Ukrainian conflict, hard to disagree with that. And so then I asked a question, I said, who here in this room? Not mind, these are 200. Christian, conservative, maga, voters, very conservative. I said, who here has favorable opinions about Robert F. Kennedy Jr.? And almost every hand goes up, enthusiasm. They're clapping. Over the top, I said, who here has favorable opinions about Joe Rogan about half the room is excited? And I said, wait a second. So you in this room here today with Christian Christian conservative, you could call them hard right maga types. You're more excited about a Democrat running for the presidency than two Republican senators. I said, this is interesting. Why is this? And I said, what about Elon Musk? And some of them were a little bit mixed on Elon, but they said generally fine. And he said, how about Russell brand or Glenn greenwald, but I was getting at is I saw in real time and I see this in every pocket of the country I traveled to. Saw this, by the way, in Naples, Florida, where I say Bobby Kennedy junior's name and people get excited. Is I believe we're about to see a true and legitimate realignment. Now, look, you guys know we have a two system, two party system of government. And that's not the norm everywhere in Britain. There are three national parties. In Israel, they have coalition government. When a realignment happens in America, it's historically very significant, usually happens for a reason. The last major realignment. That we saw was 1976, 19 80 election with Jimmy Carter.
The Eric Metaxas Show
Victor Davis Hanson Comments on the Cannibalization of America
"No matter where you look, it's as bad as it could get or getting close. And it's beginning to affect people who ordinarily wouldn't be affected. I think that's right. And look what the gains have happened in just the last year. So you have Elon Musk willing to lose $40 billion. And he took Twitter out of the left hands, and that was their greatest social media weapon. And he put it in the general domain as a disinterested platform. That was an amazing development. We kind of underappreciate that. We have other people like Matt Talib. I remember he was a Rolling Stone reporter. I was an object of attacks from him a lot. But the point is that he got sick, or Glenn greenwald, or Bill Maher, or all of these people who were on the left that had large audiences of certain even Joe Rogan, all of these people have now said the ultimate expression of this progressive agenda which at one time I bought into is what we see now and they're cannibalizing anybody on the left who doesn't completely agree with them and it's not sustainable and therefore I'm going to use my talents as I used to promote this agenda I'm going to try to oppose it. That's something that I think is important. It's going to be very important. I think politically in this next presidential primary cycle that whether you're for desantis or Trump or whatever your candidate can that everybody agrees to support the nominee because we do not have a Romney McCain candidate of any stature, all of these candidates have bought into the conservative populist agenda, tough on China, closed borders, tough on crime, jacksonian, don't tread on me foreign policy. We're not, we're not going to have an ideological fight, at least among the frontrunners. So while we all have preferences for one or the other, there's no margin of error.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Crowd Erupts As Donald Trump Sits in Front Row at UFC 287 in Miami
"You see Trump at the at a sporting event over the weekend? Did you see the love that he got? From UFC two 87 in Miami? This is what you don't often see or hear about the way real Americans love this guy. A whole bunch of ordinary normal Americans have a whole lot of love in their heart for Donald J Trump. Trump went to this, you know, this, I guess it's like a mixed martial art arts competition, right? UFC two 87 in Miami. I think Joe Rogan was there, wasn't Joe Rogan in the ring? That's that, of course, that's where he came from before he became a popular podcaster. Oh, by the way, speaking of podcasts, I've got some big podcast news. I want to share with you here in 30 seconds. But listen to listen to the love that Trump got at this UFC event in Miami over the weekend. And I guess there were some fighters that came over and personally visited with him. I mean, you know, you can roll your eyes at that and say, oh, it's just anecdotal. Nah, it's what real Americans feel in their heart. The guy has been put through the wringer, UFC fans love him, and millions of Americans do too.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Wasserman Schultz Accuses Taibbi of Making Money on His Reporting
"Debbie washerman Schultz, now she's disgraced. Debbie wasserman Schultz, you remember, had to step down from the DNC because of all of her shenanigans because of all of her corruption, but you know, hey, people have no shame, have no shame. Here she was yesterday trying to beat up this decades, this journalist with decades of experience, Matt taibbi. This was classic. No, I'm not asking you to put a dollar figure on it, but it's quite obvious that you've profited from the Twitter files. You hit the jackpot on that Vegas slot machine to which you referred. That's true, isn't it? I've also reinvested it. You've made some no, no, no, no. Is it true that you have profited? Since you were receipt, you were the recipient of the Twitter files. You've made money. Yes, or no. It's probably a wash, honestly. You have made money that you did not have before, correct? But I've also spent money that I didn't have before. I just hired a whole group of people to patently obvious answer, reclaiming my time. Attention is a powerful drug eyeballs, money, prominence, attention, all of it points to problems with accuracy and credibility. Now, if you're watching this on the sale of news channel, you see that she's got this giant picture of Joe Rogan behind her. Boy, that's damning, isn't it? Look at Joe Rogan spreading misinformation, right? Debbie washerman Schultz. I
The Charlie Kirk Show
Joe Rogan Drops Major J6 Truth Bomb and Julie Kelly Reacts
"This tape last hour, but I find this to be unbelievably persuasive and Julie, I think you'll enjoy hearing it. Cut 70 9 is Joe Rogan and Michael malice reacting in real time. It's as if you had a private hidden camera of how they react to the footage that is now being made public to people that are not right wing ideologues by any measure. Play cut 79, please. Right, you're not supposed to go into the capitol building. Grant. I thought you were not like that. Yeah, I don't like that idea. Not like that. But when you see the people taking them around, essentially on a tour. That's not what I thought it was. Not even defending them. It's just forget about it. Let's look at what actually happened. We didn't know that happened. Right. We had a version of it was just chaos and the cops ran away. And cops were murdered. I would have never imagined that this. I've shocked to see that. That's so wild. And so I think people are just starting to recognize that it's not what you thought it was. So Julie, that clip is very powerful. What is your reaction? To not just that clip, but this idea that finally the American people can get educated and informed of what happened on January 6th. And while you're at it, tell us about potential Brady violations as well. So Charlie, that's very similar to the response that I got from a lot of people. Even people who have been sort of following January 6th that they were expecting some bombshells, but not to the level that what Tucker presented on Monday and Tuesday. When you see what happened with Jacob chansley, completely railroaded by his Justice Department, get this, Charlie. I really looked up his documents today. Jacob chansley, as we now see walking peacefully around building accompanied by numerous capital police officers, that was January 6th on January 11th, 5 days later, a grand jury in Washington D.C. handed down several crimes against Jacob chandley 5 days later. It's like this was preset ready to go this DoJ D.C. U.S. attorney's office had all of the charges collected that they were going to use against these people. I mean, that is pretty stunning, something
The Dan Bongino Show
Wasserman Schultz Questions Taibbi on 'Twitter Files' Reporting
"That'd be wasserman Schultz's questioning a journalist who exposed a Twitter false And that's how he'll be on my Fox show this weekend by the way I think it's an exclusive And yeah you got it And she's like well you added more sub sac subscribers so what do you mean Just like The New York Times or Washington Post try to add subscribers everything Is that real Is that even a real thing You just said listen this idiot But deeper concern that I have relates to the ethics of how journalists receive and present certain information Journalists should avoid accepting spoon fed cherry picked information if it's likely to be slanted in complete or designed to reach a foregone easily disputed or invalid conclusion Would you agree with that I think it's if it depends Really You wouldn't agree that a journalist should avoid spoon fed cherry picked information if it's likely to be slanted incomplete or designed to reach a foregone easily disputed or invalid conclusion Congresswoman I've done probably a dozen stories involving whistleblowers Every reported story that I've ever done across three decades involves sources who have motives Every time you do a story you're making a balancing test Reclaiming the public Claiming my time Thank you very much I ask you this because before you became Elon Musk's handpicked journalist so in part in the oxymoron you stated this on Joe Rogan's podcast about being spoon fed information and I quote I think that's true of any kind of journalism And you'll see it behind me here I think that's true of any kind of journalism Once you start getting handed things then you've lost They have you at that point And you've got to get out of that habit You just can't cross that line Do you still believe what you told mister Rogan Yes or no Yes or no Yes Good Now you cross that line with the Twitter files No Elon Musk it's my time Please do not interrupt
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Rogan: Capitol Police Gave Jacob Chansley a Tour
"Joe Rogan appears to be a pretty normal guy. So here's a normal guy's reaction to what Tucker Carlson has been airing this week on Fox News. Nothing was good about January 6th. Let's be real clear. But when you watch the video of that guy being led around through the capitol building by police, they're basically giving him a tour. They're talking to him and hanging out with him. At one point in time, it's him and there's like 6 police officers around him and they're not arresting him, they're not throwing him to the ground. There's no violence at all. Like, I don't think with that guy did was good. I don't think with any of those people did was good. It wasn't smart to barge into the capitol and take pictures of your feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk and stupid. It's a crime. But they were leading him around. They were the cops were talking to him and hanging out with them. They weren't like arresting him immediately. It wasn't like he was this violent guy who broke in and started smashing things and so wouldn't the Washington wouldn't The Washington Post find that interesting? Don't you think, aren't they inquisitive at all? About why the capitol police were leading the QAnon shaman around?
The Officer Tatum Show
CNN: The Propaganda Network
"Ladies and gentlemen, gentlemen, ladies, welcome back to the oscillator show. I want to play the Joe Rogan clip because I think Joe Rogan, you know, has a lot of good takes in the interview, a lot of interest in people and I think I learned a lot from what he says and a lot of times he keeps it real. I think he getting red pills slowly but surely road clip three. CNN don't even consider that what they're saying is dangerous and harmful and now we're at a point where it's sort of that their approach to it may have been counterproductive in the most basic medical ways and they weren't able to have that conversation because of financial imperatives and because they're basically owned. Well, there are propaganda network. I mean, that's really all they are. They're just a propaganda network. And I used to think they were the news. And I think at one point in time they were the news. And I think somewhere along the line when pharmaceutical drug companies started spending so much money. I mean, you've seen all those clips brought to you by Pfizer Anderson Cooper, brought to you by Pfizer. There is no way they can be honest. There's no way. If you're accepting money from the very people that you now have to hold criminally criminally liable. And they have been criminally liable. I mean, they have the highest criminal fines of any companies ever. For crimes. What they've done lies lies covering up evidence and they just pay a fine and go back to work. And you know, I think that's obviously a clear statement that most of us can agree to.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Rogan Blasts Buttigieg Over Construction Worker Comments
"When you get Joe Rogan's attention on something like this, now that's saying something. Here was podcaster Joe Rogan's response to mayor Pete complaining about too many white construction workers in America. Do you know that he gave a speech the other day about how there's too many white people working in construction sites where these construction sites are set up in these communities where the people in the community could benefit from it. Which shows a profound lack of understanding of skilled labor. Because if you're talking about people that are carpenters and people that are plumbers and people that are electricians and people that are framers and roofers, that's skilled labor. You have to hire people that are really good at that. And if they don't exist in that community, you have to hire them from outside that community. That's why those unions are important. That's why it's important that, look, if you see what happens when you have unskilled labor and unskilled people working on buildings, you disasters. Yes.
The Charlie Kirk Show
What's the Matter With Golden Corral? With Raheem Kassam
"Joining us now is Raheem kassam, Rahim, welcome back to the program, lots of topics we can cover. The one in particular I want to start with is this The Daily Show creator freaks out over Greg gutfeld's ratings, but says the audiences growths and insults golden corral. I've always said golden corral is actually largely underrated, but that's a separate issue for a different time. Let's play cut 97 and I'll have you respond Rahim. Look, here's what I always say. He ain't funny to me, but we see that there's an audience out there for like that. There's an audience out there for like Joe Rogan. There's an audience out there of shitty people. If 70 however 70 million people voted for Trump, like Fox News, those people are gonna laugh at that we think is up. Is he funny? Not to me. But he makes jokes about shit that I care about, which is gross. I think that whole situation is gross. But there's a market for it. The bottom line is there's a market for it. You know what else is this gross golden corral? I give it 50 50 odds that Greg gutfeld does his show live from golden geralt corral tonight. But Raheem you're response. Yeah, you know, I put this up on the sub stack because I just thought it was one of these amazing kind of deplorables two. I suppose we're on to, you know, deplorables 10,000. Moments where you have this, it's amazing to me and I'm fascinated by, especially what you were talking about in the leading to this, you know, if somebody needs a bit of humility and a step away from their own narcissism, it's somebody like Liz Winstead. Who, as you say, co created The Daily Show, fancies herself as a comedian, has tried her hand at stand up. I will add not particularly successfully. But has the audacity that temerity to sneer at audiences who, as you say, and as she said, go to golden corral. Now I've never been to golden corral, but you can bet your bottom dollar. I will be going to golden corral after that anti endorsement by Liz Winston.
The Charlie Kirk Show
The New York Times's Plan To Ban Conservatives
"Radio, YouTube. They all used to be somewhat free, but they've gradually become more and more centralized and controlled. Podcasts have the lowest cost of entry of any form of media. They're truly small D democratic. You buy a microphone and you just talk. And if you have a good idea, you have interesting guests or you're an expert in something, you can grow very quickly. You can make a ton of money like Joe Rogan has. I mean, Joe Rogan is probably one of the highest paid media people God bless him. He deserves it. And he had tons of courage on the COVID issue, especially in it just kind of started with Joe Rogan with buddies and Friends. If you go look at the old Joe Rogan experience videos or podcasts, it was just kind of Joe Rogan chilling with friends back in 2011, 2012 and uploading the audio file was like, I don't know if anyone's going to listen to this. And then it slowly became kind of the center of the contrarian zeitgeist. That sounds interesting. In the center of the contrarian zeitgeist, what I'm trying to say is that that's if you have a different idea that is heterodox, heterodox ideas live here is what the sub header of the Joe Rogan experience should be. A 150 years ago, we had hundreds and hundreds of small newspapers and journals at catered to every audience. Today those journals and papers are largely gone. Podcasts are the replacement. You see, what is such a threat to the regime and one of the reasons why podcasting is so successful is that it doesn't require a ton of capital to continue to produce or to be able to distribute. And you look at The New York Times list right here of what they considered misinformation spreaders, you'll see it's all conservatives. Now,
AP News Radio
Claim of mammoth bones brings treasure hunters to NYC river
"A claim of woolly mammoth bones brings treasure hunters to a New York City river. Several groups have flocked to the waterway off Manhattan, in search of treasure. That's after hearing a guest on podcast host Joe Rogan show, make a claim based on an old report that a boxcar is worth of prehistoric bones brought to New York City from Alaska to be handed over to the American museum of natural history was thrown into the east river in the 1940s. After the episode aired, the museum threw water as cold as the east river on the tail, despite the lack of evidence to back up the claim in recent weeks, treasure seekers have used boats diving apparatus and technology like remote operated cameras to search. They're hoping the murky waters are hiding treasures like woolly mammoth tusks, Julie Walker, New York.
The Dan Bongino Show
Kyle Seraphin: The Information Industrial Complex
"So I wanted to get your thoughts on this A lot of information emerging this week about these FBI biweekly meetings with Twitter Now as we know from Mark Zuckerberg from Facebook's appearance on the Joe Rogan show I don't know if the meetings were as regular with Facebook but it's clear that the FBI met with Facebook too This is troubling stuff I mean big tech is the new public square Kyle You were inside the FBI Do you see this as troubling a development as I do Yeah of course I do I thought I came up with this expression the information industrial complex turns out there are people talking about this all the way back to 2014 2013 So it's not something I came up with although I did kind of have an independent route to it We've got a lot of people that come right out of FBI jobs out of CIA jobs out of other intelligence agencies DHS and so on And they walk right into these high profile roles either as security or information management or attorneys you know straight into the big tech companies That's kind of the new that's kind of the new route to go in and get these jobs It used to be you go to Raytheon or Boeing or whatever that kind of route was But now these guys are going in they're catching these corporate jobs We've got Jill Sanborn is over at Roku She's a senior director of something She's still got an FBI employee number because my folks looked it up These people are very tied in to the agencies they came from and they've got a strong vested interest in making sure those agencies still look good because that's where their reputation is tied So it's kind of a scary thing It's the self licking ice cream cone but it's expanded to a whole new whole new area
Mark Levin
FBI Met Weekly With Big Tech Ahead of the 2020 Election
"Supervisory special agent Chan who serves in the FBI's San Francisco bureau was questioned under oath By court order about his alleged critical role in coordinating them quoting with social media platforms relating to censorship and suppression of speech on their platforms Why supervisory special agent in San Francisco Well that's where Silicon Valley mostly is During the deposition Chan said that he along with the FBI's foreign influence task force and senior cybersecurity and infrastructure security agencies officials had weekly meetings with major social media companies to warn against Russian disinformation attempts ahead of the 2020 election According to a source in the Missouri attorney general's office Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the FBI came to his company to warn about Russian disinformation What do you mean like Russian collusion with Trump I just don't trust these bastards I just don't Those meetings were initially quarterly than monthly than weekly heading into the presidential election between former president Donald Trump and not President Biden How about the Chinese influence on Biden With a monitoring that No According to a source chain testified that in those multiple separate meetings the FBI warned the social media companies there could be potentially Russian hack and dump or a hack and leak operations in their complaint the GOP AGs noted on August 26th Podcast episode of the Joe Rogan experience in which meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg stated the FBI basically came to us told Facebook to be on high alert relating to a lot of Russian propaganda Zuckerberg added the FBI said there's about the same kind of dump That's similar to so just be vigilant Sorry that's choppy That's him not me
The Officer Tatum Show
The Destruction of the News Media
"You know, the clarification and we could bring him back into the show, but the clarification that I think can make that make me feel a lot better was the fact that it's not some crazy three headed monster at the top pulling all the strings, it seems to me that people are just sheep. And once you get the narrative going, it's just going to go out, you know, haywire and in the direction that the leftists wanted to go, is that correct? Yeah, I don't know if that should make you feel good. It makes you feel better than the three headed monster that we can't identify, you know. A mob controlled by George Soros or just a mob. True. True. So now look, it is, we have seen the kind of destruction of the news media over the last 5 to ten years. We've seen them go from being biased to outright political activists and I like to use the analogy. They used to be referees who, you know, you were always playing it in a way game if you're a Republican. Now they're not referees. Now they're not even trying. They are players in the game. And people are starting to figure that out. Most Republicans figured that out, most Democrats still kind of trust these entities. Well, I trust The New York Times. I trust trust NBC and whatnot. That starting to disintegrate in America and we're moving towards a purely partisan press. And that's just something we're going to have to live with. Other countries have had it for years. We used to have it in America. We're getting back to that. And they're going to be replaced by guys like you, who say, look, I have a point of view or some that don't that I trust. I trust a Joe Rogan more than I trust any organization like CNN or even Fox, even people I agree with on that because there are biased players all over the place and sometimes that's good if they're honest about who they are. That's just something we're not seeing too much anymore.
The Doug Collins Podcast
A Conversation With Devin Nunes About Zuckerberg and Rogan
"You just hit something that I think is important because what we're seeing right now, Devin, is when we were there, I mean, we were in a battle, especially the last four years. I mean, the Trump administration impeachment, Russia hoax, everything. But before we get into all that, though, I want to talk about truth and talk about this issue that we both saw with the Internet and with social media in general. First take, what was your reaction when Zuckerberg went on Rogan and basically it admitted to what we all have been saying for so long, but yet we were called crazy. Well, you know, the first thing that struck me is, you know, Joe Rogan plays mister tough guy, and you know, that's fine. He's very popular, more popular than you and I dug. The first thing that struck me is you have Zuckerberg there for, I don't know, an hour or whatever it was. And you don't ask him about the $419 million that he spent to go harvest votes on behalf of the Democrats. Now, I don't know if Zuckerberg slipped up or if he knew what he was talking about. But clearly he's got to answer for that now and our former colleagues in the Senate and the House are asking him those direct questions. And if the Republicans are rewarded with the majority, this is going to have to be a major investigation and either he lied or didn't know what was going on, or he told the truth, which if he told the truth, then it's a major additional layer of problems for the disaster that DoJ and FBI are in. I don't know where it falls dug. I think it's too early to tell because Rogan didn't really follow up too much on the questioning.
School of Podcasting
"joe rogan" Discussed on School of Podcasting
"It's a show I do with Jim Cullen from home gadget geeks. And I believe John called in with this question. In your opinion, because you're like, you know, podcasting guru, what do you think makes Joe Rogan? What do you think make them so popular? Now I realize for some Joe Rogan is a bit of a lightning rod. You're like, oh, I hate that guy. And other people are like, oh, cool. He's going to talk about Joe. And that's one of the reasons the guy's popular. He has an opinion and he's willing to share it. But as we talked about this, there was one point I wanted to bring out because I did a YouTube video about this and I will have that in a link out at school of podcasting dot com slash 8 four 5, but as we were talking about it on Saturday morning, Dan from based on a true story podcast brought up a good point because I brought up that, hey, Joe started his comedy career in 1988. And he moved to LA in 19 94. That is 6 years later to do television. Now, I believe it took him a few years to even get his first comedy album. But Dan brought out that, hey, while he's cutting his teeth in Boston, he's learning to entertain people. He's learning how to work a crowd, how to see who his audience is and adapt to whatever crowd that he had. And I think that's a key point. He didn't just show up and get to bazillion downloads. In fact, I have a clip out at the website school of podcasting dot com slash 8 four 5. And I would love just to play the whole thing.
The Doug Collins Podcast
Did Cancel Culture Emerge Because Americans Have It Too Good?
"So, you know, my life, especially my childhood, was just one crisis after another. And I think that really gave me this ability to deal with these tough situations in a way that I think a lot of people can't and that maybe a lot of people would crumble. I think that's why I'm good at politics. I'm not great with a lot of things in life. You know, always joke, I'm not the smartest. I'm not the best looking. I'm an endurance athlete. So I'm not the fastest. I'm not the strongest. I'm in the middle of the pack athlete. And it's like, you know, God gave me this one gift of being able to endure tough things by putting a lot of obstacles in my way as a youth. But it's sort of interesting, right? I mean, we brought up cam. We brought up David goggins and again, you know, it's very similar. You do get toughened to the things that you're in a part of, whether you had. For me, I had my childhood was very, you know, for the most part, normal and stable. I had a state trooper for a dad. My mom worked. They were together 50 something years. But as I've gone into adulthood, getting into politics, getting into being a pastor, going to a dealing in those areas of where you're out there, you're raw war zone, you know, you're dealing with death, you're dealing with when you're, you know, I work with firemen and death notification and dealing with okay. You get to where your body and I'm noticed this and I wanted from your perspective. I've noticed there's a lot of things in my life. If I ever just sat down and a quiet room, I just don't really want to unpack. I mean, I'd rather have that scab for the last 25 years on certain events, just to stay there, but it makes us tougher so that when the next crisis comes, it's not like you've ever seen it before. And I think I see a lot of people nowadays when crisis comes in their life. They've never experienced it before. And it's such a shock to the system. I think these are one of your book. I think it's probably a great time. Is that something you're seeing nowadays, we're not understanding how to deal with certain situations? Yeah, man, I think part of cancel culture is because America's almost in a too good a place right now. It's like Maslow's hierarchy of needs. And whenever you've got your, you know, you've been in war zone, so you've seen people really suffering, right? Once you have your safety and your food and shelter and you have those basic needs mad, then you take a couple other steps up the wrong and everybody's got a job and everybody's doing well and the employment market is so good that people that employers can't even find people. When things are so good, people start looking for things to complain about. And I can tell you that from someone who used to have to pick up pennies and dimes on the side of the streets. A mom could put gas in her car to go to cosmetology school to feed us. When you're worried about those kind of things, you're not worried about what someone tweeted last night. You don't care what Joe Rogan or Dave Chappelle said, right? You don't care about those things when you get real, real problems. And it seems that America has become so comfortable that people don't have real problems. And you know, I was looking, I was watching a documentary last night and people were talking about how America's fallen apart. Well, these people will obviously never done any kind of reading of world history or even recent world history like the 60s. And the Torah mall America was going through in the 60s where, you know, there were riots on the street every day and political leaders were getting assassinated every other month. And it's just that now America has become so comfortable that any time there's some sort of divisiveness, our problem, people hunker down, they're scared because they haven't gone through it before. And I think it's necessary for human beings to have really tough experiences in their lives so that they can deal with other tough experiences and taking politics out of the equation, you might get a divorce or your kid might get sick or you might get cancer. We're all just humans going through a human experience and at some point in our life we're all going to have something that happens in our lives that we're going to have to deal with and it just seems like we've gotten to this point where people can't deal with anything because they've just had it so good for so long. Yeah. Well, and you see that. I mean, you say it reflected in campus, you know, where you have the quote site zones. You have places where you don't want. You know, it always kills me, you know, being an attorney being in D.C., all these people, you know, scream, you know, First Amendment. The First Amendment is not there for speech that you like. It is for speech that you despise the things that really curl your skin. And yet we have a proposal that what's that saying that's going around right now with, it's as strong what strong hard times might strong man strong man make easy times easy time to make weak men weak men make hard times. And I think when I first heard that I said, I mean, that's a key, but the more I got to think about it though, it really, I mean, what you just said is interesting.
Popcast
"joe rogan" Discussed on Popcast
"I think we've been there for a while, but I think it's landed in a place where both Neil and Daniel can feel like they won. Neil gets to have his stance, obviously, his name has been in the headlines for two weeks now. It's seen as a courageous principled stance against the evils of life in the Internet. That's a good win for him. Daniel gets to be seen as a protector of free speech. Somebody who took a punch but didn't fall, he didn't cave in and fire Joe Rogan, whatever, you know, that might mean they didn't cancel Joe Rogan. So, you know, I think Daniel eck probably feels like he lived through the press cycle. In their earnings call, Spotify released their fourth quarter earnings the other day. And their guidance, which is their projection of business for the next quarter was down. And to Wall Street, that's a bad sign. Spotify was very careful, not attributing it to reasons of the Joe Rogan staff, but it's hard to imagine that that doesn't have anything to do with it. So when Neil Young pulled his music, there were lots of people online saying, oh, screw Spotify. I'm canceling my subscription. It was never clear how real that was and how widespread it was. But it had to be something. And you can imagine that now that it's actually spread a little past the music world and into the podcast space where Roxanne gay said she's removing her podcast brene Brown, which is a very interesting one because those are Spotify original podcasts and they really gave her a big hug when they had her on her platform, like she they promoted her very, very heavily. You can wonder what the obamas might do about all of this. Well, that you saw and it's interesting you mentioned that because there was some very industry basically press release story. I think maybe The Hollywood Reporter or a variety that was like, well, you know, the obamas might be there three year deal is winding down. Like it wasn't really about the Rogan thing, but it was kind of like, you know, the seeds are being planted. So that's fair. Ben, we should go.
Popcast
"joe rogan" Discussed on Popcast
"Up before publication. And what he's saying is that basically Joe Rogan gives him an episode and they put it up. And so they don't have any control over what happens before it goes online. This has been part of the debate about it is what responsibility does Spotify have to police that content? Are they responsible for what he says or not? The typical stance of any tech platform is to sort of shrug and say the neutrality. Who are we to say what's good or bad if there's an ISIS beheading video or whatever? Like, hey, you know, it happens. You know this reminds me of Ben is maybe people have talked about this and I didn't catch it, but it reminds me a lot of what was going on with XXX and tossing it on. Removing him from playlists at the time when the information about his domestic abuse, allegations was coming out and being reported on and Spotify was like, well, we're not going to de platform him. We can't take them off the platform or we won't. We could obviously we won't. But maybe we won't put him on the main playlists or so on and so forth. And I actually haven't checked in. I assume they're doing a similar thing with R. Kelly. But I haven't checked in. I don't know if you go to like a 90s R&B playlist on Spotify. I don't know if you get R. Kelly on there. You do. You do. You do. I mean, they reneged on that policy like within weeks of instituting it. Joe coscarelli and I wrote about this when R. Kelly was on trial in Brooklyn, that if you do poke around, you'll see that R. Kelly is on hundreds of official playlists on all the services. It's not just Spotify. It's Amazon, it's Apple. And most of them are ones that look like, maybe this was generated by a computer. That's just like 90s R&B classics, part one. And it's on there somewhere. But then there are ones where obviously there was some curatorial choice that was made. He's there. Michael Jackson is all over the place as well. And obviously there's like the slippery slope argument that comes in here about if we cut this guy who else do we have to cut? There's a lot of objectionable people out there that have done objectionable things. It just seemed amazing to me because with R. Kelly you would think that like the threshold had been reached. Like whatever doubt you may have had as a platform about, what does somebody have to do to get yanked from our service? Well, maybe convicted by a jury in a federal sex trafficking case. Maybe that would have been it, but it's not. It's not. Okay, there's a next wave, which is that there are a number of artists who start talking on Twitter and say, yeah, yeah, yeah, or roguish smoking, whatever. Can we actually talk about the real problem with Spotify, which is Spotify pays me literally half of a moist post it note for every hundred plays that a song of mine gets. Spotify dedicates a star in the galaxy to me for every time someone plays a song. And people say, you know what, you could talk about Joe Rogan. That's a separate business. That's how they're gonna that's a lucrative business for them that has nothing to do with me. What does have something to do with me is Spotify built the opportunity to create this lucrative business on the back of paying me books..
Popcast
"joe rogan" Discussed on Popcast
"Has an exclusive deal with Joe Rogan, who is an extremely popular podcaster. He had been huge on YouTube before they signed a deal with them two years ago. It was reportedly worth a $100 million. I've never seen that confirm, but I don't doubt that that's true or that the number is about that. And Joe Rogan, you know, he's a comedian. And he has these long probing podcasts where he happily presents himself as just a regular dude. I ask him questions. He's just asking questions. Just asking questions here. I find the style appealing, and he's had lots of people on, but especially during the pandemic. He's had a number of people on that are on the fringes of the debate. He's had people like Alex berenson, former New York Times reporter who has been writing a lot criticizing the sort of mainstream narrative about the pandemic and the vaccines. And on December 31st, he had a guest on named doctor Robert Malone, who is a Doctor Who I can't vouch for all of the credentials that he says he has, but that he is one of the people who developed the science behind the mRNA vaccines, claims he has patents. I assume it's true, but I don't know. But he has he said all sorts of outrageous things on his episode. He claimed that people were hypnotized into getting the vaccines. He if you listen to the episode, part of it is quite interesting. He got thrown off Twitter. And so Rogan is asking him, you know, like, what did you do to get thrown off Twitter? And he's essentially saying, you know, I'm talking about stuff that the people in charge don't want me to talk about. And that the media doesn't want us to talk about. And that it's been so frustrating to be someone in the medical field during the pandemic who has any kind of problem with the mainstream as presented because if you counter it at all your labeled lunatic and a threat to public health and anti vaxxer, et cetera, and he claims, you know, I'm none of the above. I'm just somebody who doesn't believe everything that we've been told. And you know, some of that kind of thing is appealing up to a point. He goes into the episode to claim that hospitals have a financial incentive for attributing deaths to COVID that may not actually be caused by COVID. Various other things goes on and on. Things that are at the bare minimum disputable. They're disputable and I think part of what caught people's attention about it is that Joe Rogan didn't really dispute it. He seems like a very encouraging host. He wants that, you know, that kind of like crunchy counter narrative there..
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"joe rogan" Discussed on Popcast
"The episode you're going to hear was recorded Friday, the fourth. And I wanted to record this episode about the Rogan Spotify Neil Young, India arie, et cetera as late as possible to get all the news. But this past weekend turned out to have quite a significant series of events in the Rogan and Spotify tensions. So before I hand you off to three days ago, John hosting podcast, just a little bit of detail about what has happened since we taped. If you've been following what's been going on between Joe Rogan and Spotify, you know that Rogan was lamb basted for promoting vaccine disinformation and COVID disinformation and also old clips of him using a racial slur, had been recirculating. I will say it seems that Spotify is more concerned about the latter than the former Rogan took to Instagram this past weekend to issue a rather long spoken apology and a mea culpa he owned up to it, I guess, is what you can say. And also more than 100 episodes back episodes of the Joe Rogan experience, I have now been removed from Spotify, presumably, any of those episodes that included that kind of language and also potentially, if you look at the list of guests, some fringe ear right wing provocateur figures, potentially some COVID related stuff. So Spotify, either did not take a close look prior to onboarding the Joe Rogan experience, exclusively, did not take a close listen to those old episodes, or ad listened to them and sort of hoped nobody would raise a complaint. Whichever the case, there are now, I believe it is a 113 episodes that are no longer available on Spotify. Now there are a lot of questions, Daniel ek, who is the head of Spotify. They had to give a town hall and release statements, and he has been clear that the things that Joe Rogan has been accused of and criticized for are not acceptable. He does not personally find them tasteful. He does not find them consistent with Spotify, brand, morality value, whatever that might be. That's number one. However, Spotify is a big, publicly traded company, the prime directive is the most important and what Daniel X said effectively is our goal is to be the biggest audio player and what that means is that there's going to be some stuff that I or you the employee or potentially some listeners, some subscribers might find distasteful, and we're just going to have to rock with that. That's the essence of what Daniel accent. He also said, Spotify is going to give a $100 million, the same amount that Joe Rogan reportedly earned for his occlusive deal to underrepresented voices in podcasting as some kind of carbon offset, I suppose, to the juror organ experience. That's everything that's happened up until now Monday.
Science Vs
"joe rogan" Discussed on Science Vs
"We had been busily working on other episodes for our new season. But then quickly shifted gears because of Joe Rogan host of the most listened to podcasts on Spotify, being accused of being a public health menace for repeatedly promoting falsehoods about COVID-19 on his show. Now, if you miss this, perhaps too busy watching the Australian open. Destiny is fulfilled. Anyway, if you're out of the loop, here's the hot tea. Joe Rogan is an incredibly popular podcaster. It's been reported by a bunch of news outlets that millions of people listen to his show. And back in December, he aired this interview with a guy called doctor Robert Malone. Now, Malone did some early fundamental research with mRNA. But since then, he's become famous for getting kicked off Twitter after some say he spread misinformation about the vaccines. Now, in this interview with Joe Rogan, Malone did make the COVID vaccines look bad. He talked about scary side effects, seemed to suggest that boosters could increase your risk of getting COVID, implied the vaccines are risk to our fertility. And that's kind of the tip of the iceberg. Scientists were so up in arms about this interview that hundreds of nerds sent a letter to Spotify, calling on them to do something here. Why Spotify? Well, Joe Rogan has an exclusive deal with them. So you can only listen to his show on Spotify. Some artists have demanded their music be taken off the platform. And now to an upheaval in music streaming, legendary singer songwriter Neil Young is pulling his music from Spotify. Now, Spotify did some stuff like releasing its platform rules. But soon after, even The White House commented, saying tech companies should do more to ensure the American people have access to accurate information on something as significant as COVID-19, that certainly includes Spotify. And it's all quite awkward. Because she says, spot a fly? Spotify. And it's even more awkward, because science versus this show is owned by Spotify. And for the past few months, I've been encouraging you all to join up to Spotify. So, I'm feeling like a bit of a jump here. Which brings us to today. We are going to dig into what Malone and Rogan actually talked about on Rogan's show. And we're going to take a close look at the science and also the bigger picture here. Because we are going to walk you through the ways that misleading claims can confuse us. Into believing stuff that doesn't line up with the best science we've got. Now, as always, if you want to look at any of the evidence that we talk about on this show, we have a transcript that's full of citations. Receipts for everything we say. There's a link in the show notes. So when it comes to misinformation, there's a lot of it flying around. Spotify. So get out your fly's waters. 'cause then, there's science. Science fest is Joe Rogan is.
Today, Explained
"joe rogan" Discussed on Today, Explained
"Your audience is leaning white male, which I think Joe Rogan is, I think that's particularly true. Searching for self worth and value and maybe if you're leading right, you're maybe feeling a little attacked and Joe's, you can do it sort of ethos. There's a great version of that that's just very pull yourself by your bootstraps, you can do anything be ambitious. Be curious, fill your brain, learn things, try stuff, that's great. Those are the reasons why Joe's as big as he is. It's not because he's a hatemonger. It's because he's very positive. And that's very compelling and persuasive. But it tips dark. Unless you're talking to someone who is like 100% African from the darkest place where they're not wearing any clothes all day, and they've developed all that melanin to protect themselves from the sun, you know, even the term black is weird. And I've heard this defense from him that he's just a regular guy. He's just a comedian asking questions. But the truth is that he's no longer just a regular guy. He is no longer just a comedian asking questions. I'm a fucking comedian in a cage fighting commentator. When people are coming to me, this is the source where you go for unbiased representations of what's going on in the world. That's crazy. Yeah, he's got a platform of millions and millions of people, and he knows that people listen to him. They respect his authority. They think he knows things. They respect the fact that he interviews quote unquote experts, and so he gives these people the veneer the perimeter of being worse three hours of Joe Rogan's time and so well shouldn't you listen to someone who's worth three hours of Joe Rogan's time? And that kind of conference of authority it doesn't matter that he's just a comedian. He's lending credibility to the people that he's interviewing. And this is the excuse that Jon Stewart used to make. When people would criticize him and be like, I'm not a politician. I'm just a comedian making dumb jokes. The show that leads into me is puppets making crank phone calls. It's one thing to play comedian when you're making a bad joke or maybe offending someone, but what does being a comedian have to do with spreading misinformation about a pandemic? It's just as bad to spread lies when you're a comedian, but not funny lies. Do we know what Joe Rogan really believes? You know, he's very outspoken on a lot of issues. I mean, I think you would sort of describe him almost as a pretty classic libertarian. He recently moved to Austin, which he adores. But I'm enjoying Austin. So I love it. It's great. It's dope city. He should be the head of the Austin travel board. He's so enthusiastic about Austin and Texas in a big part of it is the commitment to personal liberty that Texas is famous for. He's a big fan of personal liberty. At the same time, you know, he's pro universal healthcare. He says that he was pro Bernie Sanders. But now that he's struck out into the COVID lands, it's cast him into a universe that only the Trump guys are living in. And I think even he's sensing that. The extent that he's apologizing for this, I think can be read in a bunch of ways. First of all, I genuinely don't think that he wants to be that guy. I don't think that Joe Rogan likes to be thought of as a purveyor of misinformation. I think he likes to think of himself as really curious and someone who's sharing a lot of really good information with people, but also he doesn't want to be associated with the Trump, right? That's not his crew. That's not his gang. And I do think at a certain point over the last 24 48 hours he's probably been getting some pressure from Spotify. Because this has been getting rough. I mean, there's some estimates that Spotify lost something like two billion dollars in market value last week over this controversy and the sort of cancel Spotify hashtag movement that ensued. Do you think this is something that might lead this modern day profit of sorts to reconsider his approach to just being that curious dude who asked questions when some of the people he might be asking those questions of, might be spreading some harmful information. Yeah, I hope it does cause him to take some real steps toward fact checking, being careful with the guests that he chooses and even his own opinions. That being said, we're grown adults, and the final responsibility for parsing information lies with each of us. We can expect Joe Rogan to do better, but one thing I came away from my weeks of immersion in all of this noise that Joe Rogan is barfing out at the universe is that fundamentally, we're going to have to make the choices about what we listen to and what we don't listen to. And Joe Rogan is a comedian. His podcast is an entertainment podcast. You should not be listening to it. For deep, medical advice about how to handle COVID. You just shouldn't. And he shouldn't be held to that standard, because that's not what he is aspiring to. He just shouldn't be actively spreading misinformation. And if he's going to take a step in that direction, that's great. And, you know, maybe Neil Young will come back. But I did notice a friend of mine sent me something very funny, which was a screen grab from Apple music of their homepage saying get caught up.
Today, Explained
"joe rogan" Discussed on Today, Explained
"Hi, I'm Kara Swisher in just a few weeks. I'm heading to Miami to drive Scott Galloway crazy and actually to have a conference with him. It's not because we like the beach, although we do it's because Miami is the perfect backdrop for pivot MIA, a brand new three day event hosted by us, of course, and also featuring the biggest and boldest names in tech FinTech media education climate and more. There's still time to apply to see speakers like Sandeep mathrani, CEO of WeWork, Kathy sabbat, president and chief commercial officer of boom, Meredith levy and president and CEO of The New York Times. David M Solomon chairman and CEO of Goldman Sachs, and many more so exciting we can't even announce them yet. We are always throw good events. Honestly, I've done it for 20 years. Trust me on this one. It's pivot's signature hot takes, and even hotter because like we said, we're at the beach in Miami, visit vox media events dot com slash pivot MIA slash podcast to apply to attend and see you in Miami on February 14th happy Valentine's Day. Don't tell Scott, I'm getting him nothing. All of course, be the one in aviator, sunglasses, although that's nothing new. Not even a gesture. You're not getting me anything. Seriously? Not even a gesture. Don't open podcast. Check it out. The Joe Rogan experience. Devin Gordon, you wrote about Joe Rogan and his podcast for the Atlantic a few years ago. And for that piece, I believe you even lived like Joe a little bit. Do you still drink his mushroom coffee? Oh my God, no. I stopped it as soon as I could. But not that good, huh? Living like Joe is something I can only recommend to the hardest of people and people who really enjoy. Living like Joe and I did not, so I got rid of it very, very quickly, but it was a fascinating experience. It was kind of like getting into a part or getting into a role. I guess I really want to know more about why it is people would even want to live like Joe and what exactly living like Joe entails. But let's just start with, you know, how Joe got to be Joe for everyone who hasn't seen news radio, let's say, where did Joe Rogan come from exactly? Well, first of all, if you haven't seen news radio, should go back and watch it 'cause it's a great show, but not because of Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan is one of the supporting characters. He was a stand up comedian who was getting one of his first supporting roles on a TV show. It was a bit part. He played a producer type. He was a conspiracy theorist on the show. Yeah, we ever hear in 1984. Heard of it. Just kind of funny and ironic given what happened to him in the future. Subjects are some grand social experiment. Engineered by unnamed unseen forces. Headquartered under some mountain in Virginia or something. Wait a minute, Joe. If what you're saying is true, then I still don't care. But he was sort of a B C list successful, but not particularly admired comedian. He sort of broke out as a name because of fear factor. And this box is separated in three sections. The first section will be your head along with 3000 Madagascar hissing cockroaches. The middle section would be a hundred snakes. And a man especially because of calling matches on UFC. He's gone out. He's out. He's out. He's out Ben aspirin. Where he is actually my understanding. I'm not a UFC fan, but that he's quite a good UFC broadcaster. This is like Christmas, my birthday, happy new year, April fools, whatever. I can't wait for this fight. And so that's where his fame came from, so he was sort of building up a fan base through a certain universe of comedy and through a certain universe of UFC, which is going to be a lot of men, right? And then he starts doing a podcast. I love you motherfuckers. Thank you very much for tuning in and we are going to do this again. I don't know when, but within a week, right? Yeah. We'll do it once a week. We're gonna do this once a week. Two hours once a week. I think that's a good all right. And he's an early podcaster. He's a very early adopter, which is part of the reason for his popularity is just that he was there first. And we should say that it is one of the most popular podcasts ever, it's consistently atop the charts for all those people who have never indulged what does an average episode of the Joe Rogan experience sound like. So first things first, it's a fire hose of Joe Rogan. So once we accept virtual reality, regular life is going to be so mundane because you're going to be able to create artificial environments like Avatar world. You're flying through 2001 at space Odyssey. You're hanging out with the champs. You're going to have haptic suits on. They give you it's feedback. A long, long conversation with someone of dizzying variety of fields. Now, if you take out fighters and comedians, you probably lopped out about 60% of the guest list. But from there, it's across the map from entertainers. You're Iron Man, man. Certain dudes just own a roll. Entrepreneurs, scientists, futurists, geneticists, military types, special ops types. Speaking of weapons technology, the U.S. just tested a hypersonic weapon, and that's something to keep an eye on. And right wing types Candace Owens. How you doing? I'm good. How are you? I'm very good. Bernie Sanders has been on there so there's left wing types. Do you get frustrated by the time constraints of the debates? Absolutely. People from all across the political spectrum and conspiracy theorists, loonies, not jobs, and some dubious scientists next in. But the point is they admit a bunch of vaccine deaths of apo now from a test. But what was I didn't do before that? You were just talking about mRNA. Behavioral behavior modification. Yeah, so type in vaccine to cure heroin addiction for a lot of people, his first conversation with Elon Musk, which is the infamous one where Elon Musk smoked a joint with him. So is that a joint? And got himself into trouble with Tesla. That stock is down, but mister mask appears to be kind of high. That tends to be sort of a gateway drug, no pun intended. For fans of Joe Rogan, but I think one of the things that surprised me as I dug deeper into the universe was not just how broad his interests are, but also how broad his audience is. And in 2019, at least when I was writing this article, it was a pretty broad audience. This guy was very progressive on a lot of issues. So the idea that he was only for the alt right was just counter factual. And so it was a pretty big audience of people that you probably wouldn't have anticipated. Listen to them, probably a bunch, you know, you've probably got friends who listen to Joe Rogan. We're increasingly less friends as the thing. Yeah, it's kind of getting hard. Like, you know, and that may have been true, like I said, two or three years ago, the you have friends who listen to Joe Rogan, you can be peaceful with those friends. Over the last couple of years, if you're still listening to Joe Rogan, you're starting to strain those friendships, but it's almost like the pandemic was the perfect polarizing force for someone like Joe Rogan and his audience because it plays into all of his weak spots. His ego about knowing everything and spreading information and having people listen to him, but also his susceptibility to dubious science and his lack of skill at parsing information. But also his audience, his audience tends to be, let's just say it leans toward people who reject conventional wisdom. I guess this brings us back to what exactly it means to live like Joe Rogan and why exactly people want to do that. Help me understand it. You know, there's something fundamentally optimistic about Joe Rogan. There's something proactive, self starting, believe in yourself, go accomplish things. You make furniture for a living and you feel a great satisfaction of that and you sell that furniture? Look, man, for making furniture feels good. If you can do that, you could cut those corners perfectly and sand everything down nice and stain it, and then it's done and you get the satisfying and you sell it to someone and that pays your bills. That is infinitely more. And that's a very compelling worldview. I think particularly for a generation of men who, in a lot of cases, are struggling for purpose. If.
Today, Explained
"joe rogan" Discussed on Today, Explained
"Up rules. It is a long story short year. And how does Spotify respond to this Neil Young Joni Mitchell? Obviously two extremely high profile musicians pulling their music. Do they publicly address that? On Sunday. So days later, Spotify, CEO, Daniel eck, publishes a press release that says, we are not going to take things out that don't break our rules. We believe in free speech or something like that, basically. And then they publish the rules. Spotify also said it would put an advisory on any podcast content that talks about COVID-19. This is similar to what we've seen on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, like those little boxes that they link out to like information from the CDC or something. I don't know if this satisfies people, because I think that core issue people have. It's a little bit of Joe Rogan, yes, but it's more that Spotify specifically is paying a $100 million to Joe Rogan is publishing his stuff and therefore has an editorial responsibility to make sure what he says is factual correct and not hurting the public. That, I think, is the court issue of what people are talking about. And this press release, this update does not change that fact at all. Today, Rogan could publish and Spotify still monetizing that podcast is still paying him a $100 million. So nothing has changed, ultimately. How's Joe Rogan responding to all this? So Rogan issued a video 9 minute video on Sunday evening on Instagram. Hello, Friends. I wanted to make a video to address some of the controversy that's been going on over the past few days. And first of all, to say thank you to everyone that sent love and support. I truly truly appreciate it and it's been very nice to hear from you. Where he basically, you know, says I'm a podcaster. I don't want to hurt anybody. I want to be friends with everyone. I'm just asking questions and doing my job as a podcaster, which is to have discussions. These podcasts are very strange because they're just conversations and often times I have no idea what I'm going to talk about until I sit down and talk to people and that's why some of my ideas are not that prepared or fleshed out because I'm literally having them in real time. But I do my best. And they're just conversations and I think that's also the appeal of the show. It's one of the things that makes it interesting. He mentions that he thinks he could maybe have on some of these more controversial guests, but then in the following episode, bring on someone from the CDC or more mainstream science to talk.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Hey everybody today in the Charlie Kirk show. The Joe Rogan problem. It is the crisis of speech in the west has come to a music streaming app called Spotify. Joe Rogan is the most popular podcaster on the planet, and if you are not a fan of his or know about him, this is still an important episode for you to listen to because this illustrates other cultural dynamics that will impact your life, your grandchildren's life, our culture, our civilization, very, very important. Think you're going to enjoy this episode. Email us your thoughts as always freedom at Charlie Kirk dot com. Subscribe to the Charlie Kirk show podcast, take out your podcast app, type in Charlie kirksville, make sure you are subscribed by hitting the plus sign in the upper right hand corner. Get involved with TP USA Today that's turning point USA, where we play offense with a sense of urgency to win the American culture war, sort of high school chapter, sort of college chapter today, at TP USA dot com, where we play offense with a sense of urgency to win the American culture war that's TP USA dot com TP USA dot com. Support our show. If you want to keep this conversation going, it's Charlie Kirk dot com slash support. Buckle up everybody here. We go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus. I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk. Charlie Kirk's run in The White House folks. I want to thank Joe. He's an incredible guy. His spirit his love of this country. He's done an amazing job, building one of the most powerful youth organizations ever created, turning point USA. We will not embrace the ideas that have destroyed countries destroyed lives and we are going to fight for freedom on campuses across the country. That's why we are here. Brought to you by my friends Andrew and Todd at Sierra Pacific mortgage, Triple H, Triple H 1172 or Andrew and Todd dot com. I want to start to cover some of these cultural issues, especially the Joe Rogan story. It's really been weighing on me. But first, how about that football? This last weekend, the football games, oh my goodness. I'm a big Joe burrow fan. I always have been like, I should say always have been. The last couple of years I have been probably one of the most amazing college football seasons ever at LSU and won the Heisman undefeated and is now one of the best NFL quarterbacks out there and he will be in the Super Bowl against the Los Angeles Rams in their come from behind victory against the forty-niners. I know I'm not supposed to be watching football and I get all these people. Charlie, how dare you? I make an allowance for one woke sport, okay? Just one. Okay. The one woke sport that I choose to watch as NFL playoffs. And I guess I watch college football too. But NBA, no way. We're still boycotting and protesting that. Okay, let's get to Joe Rogan here. So Joe Rogan has been a hero. And he has been willing to platform and have conversations with doctor Peter McCullough and doctor Robert Malone. They're not exactly just random people that stayed at a holiday and expressed last night. Doctor Peter McCullough is the most published individual in his field. Of peer reviewed studies and cardiology, doctor Robert Malone holds 9 patents in mRNA technology. And these two podcasts in particular have set the collective pharmaceutical industry media industrial complex completely on fire. So for those of you that might not be Joe Rogan fans or followers of Joe Rogan, let me kind of explain to you how his show works. I've been a kind of, let's say, a convert to the Joe Rogan model, I wasn't a fan at first. It was a little bit too caustic for me. A little bit too much debauchery and swearing and there's still a fair share of that. But I think that's actually been toned down in the last couple of years and months especially, Joe Rogan is great credit, though, has always been an ambassador of free speech and heterodox ideas. He has been willing to talk about things such as UFOs, aliens, the potential medical benefits of mushrooms, ancient samurai culture and history. I mean, every topic you could possibly imagine, Joe Rogan has covered. And Joe Rogan has had conversations about religion and politics, he had Bernie Sanders on his podcast, now people try to pin Joe Rogan as a right winger. I don't think so. Joe Rogan is a truth seeker and I believe Joe Rogan loves liberty. Joe Rogan also hates tyranny. That has been very clear. And Joe Rogan is always kind of been a man's man. In some sense, Joe Rogan has filled kind of a friendship archetype for a lot of people that are very lonely, especially young men that are very lonely, where they could put on their headphones and they feel as if they get to almost put on the Harry Potter invisibility cloak and listen to Joe Rogan having a whisky and smoking weed with some of his friends and in some ways that is the brilliance of the Joe Rogan experience. The Joe Rogan experience is kind of so impactful, not just because I think Joe is really smart because I do think he's really smart because he's honest about what he knows and what he doesn't know, which is kind of this unassuming approach she has where he doesn't really debate his guess he just like, I don't know much about that explain it's me and he asks really good questions, but it's also it's because there's in such long form and almost the guest forgets he's actually on camera. One of the more famous Joe Rogan moments ever, that I want to say put him on the map because he was definitely on the map before, but definitely got Wall Street involved was when Elon Musk met two thirds of the way through one of Joe Rogan's episodes kind of took a hit of weed with him. Tesla's stock went down and there was, I think there was investigations. There was all sorts of things that happened after that. They were calls for Elon to resign and Elon was also I think sipping whisky throughout that. That's actually one of the more interesting episodes ever. Joe Rogan had Alex Jones on. Multiple times. Now, having Alex Jones on will definitely make you a recipient of heavy criticism from the regime media. But if you really want to get the media upset at you, if you want to get the pharmaceutical companies upset at you, have doctor McCullough and doctor Malone. Now you might say Charlie, I don't get this Rogan thing. We'll give you an idea. Rogan's average episode is downloaded and listened to by 11 million people. In average prime time, audience of CNN is about 800,000 people..
The Young Turks
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Young Turks
"A direct telemedicine consultation through speak with an md is listed. Just fifty nine ninety nine thirty dollars difference so already just by you. Know referring people to america's frontline doctors that group of kooks including the sperm demon doctor. By the way okay the sperm demon doctor is part of this group. So i mean this is really persuasive stuff. Definitely amina's ethylene take the You know parasitic infection drug for covert nineteen sperm demon. Dr totally knows what's up. They're already making money off of just referring people to a telemedicine website but it gets worse than that. They find other ways to make money. So the founder of america's frontline doctors woman named simone gold. she was arrested for participating in the january six riots in the capital abbott. They sent emails to supporters requesting their urgent generous donations to withstand such aggressive assaults from the ruthless enemies of free speech and they raised four hundred thousand dollars from gold's legal defense. America's frontline doctors built a slick website. Whose domain was bought by tea party patriots and an email list of loyal followers whom they urged to make donations and gold herself by the way. sells tickets. Where people can meet her. She does these. Rv tours in the spring of two thousand twenty one. The group announced a national rv tour which sold vip tickets for a meet and greet with gold for one thousand dollars. No but look to be fair. Rogan makes a super persuasive case for taking the parasitic metaph medication for covert but throw the kitchen sink at it okay You know you might not have access to monoclonal. Antibodies that treatment but whatever doesn't matter Don't get the vaccine. Apparently and instead risk getting sick and hospitalized with vid which wouldn't be much of a problem for joe rogan because if the hospital bills him thirty eight thousand dollars. He's going to be fine caper real. The average cost of a hospital. Stay.
The Young Turks
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Young Turks
"The individuals who signed that letter indicating that they're concerned about the dismantling the democratic system in brazil. Certainly have a cause for worry. I mean they've had a cause for worry. Because had lula dasilva been allowed to run in the election. Had he not been imprisoned as a political prisoner. It's very likely that he would've won the election in two thousand eighteen but zaire bolsonaro conspired with a judge by the name of sergio moro to ensure that lewis silver would be imprisoned. He saw what the polls said ludo silva was definitely leading in the polls by quite a bit and bolsonaro decided. Well we throw them in prison. Let's make him Part of this lava. Jacques cousteau investigation into corruption by the way all of those convictions have been overturned by the courts in brazil. This year So it was very clearly a political effort to imprison bolsonaro political opponent. And so bolsonaro said last month. He only sees three possible future for himself. And i think that this is telling imprisonment death or victory. He's repeatedly flirted with the idea of a constitutional rapture without specifying. What that would be and much like donald trump inciting the riots that took place in the capital on january six. If you go to brazil there's a very similar type of push by bolsonaro encouraging individuals to break through police barriers in the capital In fact The violence toward journalists is pretty clear in videos that are posted all over the internet. Look the united states Unfortunately is exporting some of the worst elements of our political discourse and it's happening with organizations like cpac holding conferences in brazil. Y you think conservatives in america care about what's going down in brazil. I mean they do if it threatens their business interests and so preventing the election of lula. Dasilva is incredibly important to them. They don't want this leading. In countries like brazil. oh elude the silva did incredible things for the economy in brazil. Not only did he improve the economy. He lifted twenty million people out of poverty in the country but that comes at a cost for international business interests. So that's why you have cpac holding a conference there. That's why you have clowns like jason miller showing up. That's why you have this cycle of disinformation regarding the election. And how allegedly from. Why do you think why do you think bolsonaro is talking about election fraud. It's the same reason why trump was talking about election fraud. He can see the polls he can see what's going down. He can see that lord silva is leading in the polls as we speak so the first thing that people with dictatorial tendencies will do is make the people of whatever country. They're leading question the institutions question the electoral system and if the results turn out to be something you dislike something. You don't agree.
The Young Turks
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Young Turks
"Walsh. Actually demanding it. That's later on in the show. Hello you're watching the young turks. I'm outta cass burian. And our two. Today john zarrella will join me to talk about the show The story that. I just teased in addition to the insane bikini police in the state of colorado cool consists of the Bikini police squad Well we've got one a brave soldier among them when we'll give you the details on his bikita policing at a beach colorado. It's insane Wall so talk about joe rogan. Proving me wrong yet again. He's actually dumber than i thought so. We'll discuss that and more And look as always. I love doing the show with you guys. I love your comments. your questions your super shaft. so keep them flowing. Keep them coming in. I always have a good time with them. I'll make sure to read and respond to them during our social breaks. But for those of you who might not want to share your comments or whatever okay you can go ahead and like and share the street so go ahead and do that now and it'll be a great way of helping us get more eyeballs on the show Helps to get our message out and we always appreciate it Now i want to start off with a story. Proving that capitalism in america is working. Just the way it's supposed to work let's go. Let's talk about the epi pen and some new details about mansions daughter senator joe mansions daughter. Who used to be the ceo of mylan pharmaceuticals Was actually a key player in a plot to monopolize the market for the severe allergy medication known as epi pen. Now this is something that most people suspected but thanks to new reporting by ryan grim intercept. We now have some documents. In the form of email exchanges making it abundantly clear that mylan pharmaceuticals under her leadership. Very intentionally made sure that there was no competition in the market for the epi pen. Now let me give you the details of what we've learned through this reporting in a january twenty eleventh email on behalf of heather brush. That's the former ceo of mylan and also of course senator mansions daughter to her counterpart adviser To then ceo. Ian reed brush confirms a previous discussion with read in which she says that the two agreed that as part of the deal pfizer. A competing pharmaceutical company would diss invest from its epi pen competitor. Adrenaline click eliminating its main competitor would then allow them to continue raising prices. Now understand something. It's not just the executives over at mylan That very clearly did something wrong here. They essentially collaborated with the executives over at pfizer to ensure that there was a a monopoly essentially and then what they would do is share the prophets so Brushes assistant wrote in an e mail to executives advisor quote. I'm sending you this email as a reminder that you are to send me confirmation relative to our discussion regarding epi pen in that discussion you indicated that you would be divesting. Your adrenalin click product from pfizer slash. King deal close this a once the pfizer slash king closes. I understand your tender offer is closing today. So i would appreciate receiving your response as soon as possible. Now how do we have these email exchanges. How do we have these documents. Well my is currently undergoing an antitrust investigation They're dealing with a pretty serious lawsuit and as a result A judge recently decided to basically allow for these documents to be made public and so ryan grim obtain them reported on them and now it's really abundantly clear there was essentially collusion between mylan and pfizer in order to do what they ended up doing with the epi pen and the price of epipens went from about one hundred dollars to more than six hundred dollars. Now for those who might have decent insurance the insurance companies would cover most of the cost for the epi pen for people who don't have insurance. They're basically screwed right. But understand that even with insurance companies covering part of the cost for epipens what ends up happening is the inflated cost the inflated price leads to higher premiums for all of us. That's how the system works. Now how did they exactly monopolize the market well by divesting from adrenaline. Click and continuing to allow mylan to sell the epi pen. At inflated prices both firms was split the profits from the more expensive version allowing pfizer to earn more than it would if it had driven down prices with it's cheaper generic version. That's what pfizer was originally planning to do but executives based on these documents hit adviser. And we're like bro. look how about. Don't release your whole generic version. Mylan will inflate the prices of the drug. And we'll share the profits now. It gets a little more detailed. Because how how did this all go down. Because visor initially did pose a threat to my win pharmaceuticals so In two thousand. Seven for instance mylan acquired rights to market the drug for merck the deal or the result of the deal with burke was that mylan manufactured part of the epi pen delivery system but not the medication itself while owning the brand name. And the right to distribute the whole product. The drug itself was produced by king pharmaceuticals which manufactured exclusively for.
The Charlie Kirk Show
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Of cova dot crimes there and the the story that i want to get to that. I think exposes this regime is what happened with joe rogan. Now many of you know who. Joe rogan is a joe. Rogan is the number one podcast or on the planet. He's so big that he was able to leave where most podcasts are actually distributed on apple. Podcasts get one hundred million dollar deal go to spotify. Still maintain a massive platform. Be able to gather attention and change the news at almost any anything he says. We'll get major attention to news. And so joe. Rogan came out and said that he got cove it now. I just want to say this. It seems that at least in my immediate circle that this round of cova is much more vicious and it's taken people longer to recover from the reason for that people have a lot of different theories for Dr merit has a theory. Dr rose as i'm not going to venture into that because we're going to stay in our lane but i will say this at least in my own personal social circle people that are getting the chinese current virus. This go around. They seem to be bedridden for two weeks. So joe rogan comes down with the chinese corona virus now. I wanted to give some background. Joe rogan is a free speech. Crusader joe rogan has been willing to have conversations around ivermectin and the chinese corona virus was no other platform has been willing to have so joe rogan for years had has had the weinstein brothers on his podcast. I listen to the joe rogan podcast. I agree with him on very little when it comes to social conservative policy. I obviously disagree with him on drug policy and other things but think he's really interesting. He's super entertaining and really fair. And he's hilarious. Egypt is and he's one of the best interviewers. I've ever seen as ours. How he's able to ask questions and how he's able to get his guest to be interesting and insightful. And there's there's some joe rogan episode. That i think are just objectively beautiful. I mean if you look at joe rogan interview alex jones. It's one of the funniest things human being could possibly ever see. I can't wait for media matters to write that one. But yes it's very funny. When joe rogan interviews people. He's interviewed the weinstein brothers for a couple of years. Now the weinstein brothers. Eric and brett weinstein and eric weinstein is was kind of worked for peter thiel for a couple years in brett weinstein was kind of the center character at the evergreen state university scandal when he has very liberal white man was told he had to take a day off of teaching because he was a white person because they said white people are not allowed on campus. He thought this was racist and it turned into a huge controversy. Will brett weinstein is an evolutionary biologists. And for those of you that follow this show very closely. We played his tape on the program back in july and august where he called a time out and he said listen. I think i've discovered something when it comes to these vaccines that no one else is talking about. It was around the spike protein. Two to three and a half hour. Podcast with dr robert malone and joe rogan talked about this and then brett weinstein went on tucker carlson show tucker carlson today and brett weinstein started to talk about ivermectin. He started to talk about an antiviral treatment that won a nobel prize for humans. By the way. And all of a sudden joe rogan stocked. Started talking about ivermectin. Now this got some attention on. Joe rogan podcast. But what has just broke. The internet over. The last couple of days is joe rogan himself. Got the virus and he made this video play tape got up in the morning got tested and turns out. I got cova so we immediately through the kitchen. Sink out all kinds of meds monoclonal. Antibodies ivermectin z. Pack and. so here. We are on wednesday and i feel great. I really only had one bad day. Sunday sucked but monday was better. Tuesday fell better than monday. And today i feel good now. This is a really important thing. Do you notice. He mentions like five or six different things. Do you notice. It wasn't just ivermectin. But he said we threw everything we possibly could at it. And i felt good. I feel good. I'm fine. I turn the corner as soon as he posted that video. The medical regime in charge of our country lost their mind. He was trending on twitter. People were wishing for his death. Weren't they entered. It was pretty sick stuff. I mean we talked about it. On friday it was ghastly. I think would be would be a proper description to see a guy that's basically saying. Hey i had cove it. And now i feel better because i treat it with medicine and i got there early. Which by the way is from every indication the key to beating cope. It is to treat it early and then for them to say. Joe rogan has cove it like. It was doomsday. You could almost hope you could see them hoping. But actually his videos that i had it past tense well fixed and where he was highlighting out of the whole list which made them lose. Their mind was ivermectin. When he mentioned ivermectin the masters of the universe they did a full court press. They flooded the zone this. You're not allowed to say that. You see what joe rogan might have exposed through his free speech platform. Getting cove himself is a- vulnerability in this current regime. You see ivermectin takes power away from the masters. Here's a question i want to ask you. As we head through this hour has anything that fao cheesy and death sick and we're gonna get sick and any of these people told you over the last year and a half.
H3 Podcast
"joe rogan" Discussed on H3 Podcast
"Love is obviously the most alpha and ab. you're leaning like borough. How bad does it go again like that at that ankle beta for life from alpha's fuck boy. So we're one from today do we have it. Oh yeah so we we. We took a photo today to assess our alvarez. I think we all did pretty good here is so we all been working on our office stance and unfortunately everyone but salmon. Ab failed in that. Lena navy it's so beta bro. I look at you though. She's a killer out he's he can't lean and he's too big but we're going to fall like dominoes. He can't lean okay. I'm just two alpha for all. Let's look we got so much to do here okay. we've got a lobbying a test. We talked about last. We have to get to joe rogan being a giant ding dong. I rage baited all the joe rogan Fans title of this episode is called. Yeah rogan hypocrite sued. Believe it. i'm not giving that guy any passes. Did you know Here we got some great tick talks. You wanna watch yeah. This one is really good. Really good olives. She farted in fact. Is she more distraught about the farting or the falling. Hard to tell..
The Gargle
"joe rogan" Discussed on The Gargle
"A glass of water breaking news which in the context of a glossy magazine i assume is a piece of paper stapled in to the magazine breaking news. Joe rogan has come out on instagram to say that he has corona virus. Joe rogan famously. Having said that massive a- pussies and perhaps the current virus can be fended off by having a good immune system as announced on on his on his instagram that he is treating his corona virus with a combination of prednisone steroids ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies. Which is the highest tech thing. You can get combined with the thing that people say you should definitely definitely definitely not us because has zero data about it and all the data that has been put out about it has been debunked fairly thoroughly james kelly. Have you been following this story. I have i was again. I was shocked to my call. How did a man whose job it is to sit in a small room. Exactly opposite the is freaks he can possibly find hours just spinning into each other's face catch covert. I don't get how this happened. I did find it very interesting. I've been i've been following the ivermectin story quite sub detail. It's would as you mentioned. Studies being removed for just the level of doj dada like one of the studies that was debunked take away because part of their daughter included someone who left hospital according to the data on the thirty first of june which is a date that is not real and has never happened. Which it's like even if you try to fake dada pick a day that exists at least come. I don't understand being mad at joe rogan fitness. Because he saying he'll take ivermectin. But i don't think we can rule out the possibility that joe rogan just also has words that is a separate metal he has co..
Off The Meatrack Chainz New York Podcast
"joe rogan" Discussed on Off The Meatrack Chainz New York Podcast
"Joe rogan news according to newsweek dot com joe rogan caused something of a stir at the his latest park as in which the comedian said that coacher would lead to silencing of straight white men speaking to comedian joe liss on delays episode of his spotify podcast the joe rogan experience which the host says gets over two hundred million dollars per month on the platform rogan expressed concern about not being allowed to talk due to his privileged. You can never pardon my bellied folks. Sorry about that. You can never be woke enough that the problem accused going rogue is said on monday keeps going further and further down the line. And if you get to the point where you Excuse me Cap pizza too late and you agree to all these demands ale eventually get to where straight white men are not allowed to talk. Because it's your privilege to express yourself when other people of color have been silenced throughout history so the fifty-three-year-old podcast elaborated by saying that he thinks people will take advantage of whoa culture by calling some out because others have it worse it will be. You're not allowed to go outside. He added because so many people were imprisoned for so many. His guest started laughing. rogan continued. I'm not joking it really will get there. It's that crazy organ eventually concluded that people just need to be nice to each other. The podcast is comments have left some listeners. Scratching their heads as rogan himself. Says he has millions of listeners. As well as a spotify deal estimated to be worth over one hundred main according to the wall street journal someone tell joe rogan. He got a one hundred million podcast deal. He's he's doing just fine unless he lost his pin. Said comedian brainy posey. Oh man no future. Generations might be route of rogan's podcast Observations on the human condition stopping right now. Walk mob joke. Philip michaels Journalists at tom guide while the nation journalists ellie Asks can joe rogan point to one day in in american history where it straight white men. Shut the fuck up. Oh oh if you if you start the clock in thirteen eighty seven. Dave had roughly eight five thousand five hundred opportunities to give it a rest for day in have never once. Let the goddamn of spent without offering in opinion man political commentary twitter account the paul mar report added. Meanwhile jewelry really thinks that straight white men are fighting for their right to continue being allowed to speak. He's that secure about people in demographics. Finally get a shot at an equal voice. What if i can loser. Some twitter users pointed out that despite his loss pack for a number of the joe rogan experience were removed from spotify conservative comments Commentator tommy lauren. Defendant rogin tweeting will. Joe rogan is right. It's open season on straight white men in y'all need to stop bowing to the ma stop apologizing for being straight white men. Rogin is no stranger to controversy in abrahim spot. Fierce debate for saying that young people don't need to worry about the cover nineteen vaccine if they are healthy okay to the next topic. Amanda going a little a little bit of of damn tension on this motherfucker. Who is he to tell some. Marty not to worry about the gover- nineteen vaccine you. Fuck eighty we are in a middle of we in a minute of a dilemma. Because this corona virus has or if the unit tell somebody to to basically say that the to say that the healthy Needed first of all. You don't get to choose. All right. I hate to say. I don't really agree on things that he says so goes nothing look man. More stories are more for having opinions and stuff but the same time but the saint. Tom if you're not dot they're in you don't know what you're talking about me in need to really you really need to shut the fuck up. That's all. I'm saying if you know something just just just research what this research. What the topic's going to beat talked.