Joe Rogan is done sorry.
Now the Spotify superstar is back doing what he does best – saying things most professionals wouldn’t dare dream of uttering it.
In recent weeks, Rogan has continued his attacks on the mainstream media, circumventing Big Tech’s censorship and wondering if President Joe Biden is fit to run the country.
He even praised President Donald Trump on two different fronts, all but begged the crowd that had woken up to come back to him. in the words of Neil Young, too openly critical. The comedian turned podcaster doesn’t seem interested in revising his cultural critics.
Rogan mentioned both Biden and Trump in conversation with fellow comics Yannis Pappas. The podcaster noted how Trump survived the relentless onslaught of support from critics, thanks in part to his widely publicized ego.
He noticed something different about the force behind Truth Social.
Being president often ages those who work in the White House, but Trump seems to be an exception. The president’s critics have put him to shame from head to toe, from his dominant tan to his curious hairstyle.
Rogan noticed something different about Trump’s appearance both… and now.
“He has never aged a minute… Biden has aged a thousand years in his first year in office,” Rogan said. “He looked like a walking dead man.. he looked like an asshole before he became president, but he’s worse now. He was mumbling, he couldn’t finish his sentence, they continued back to what he was saying. ”
“Have you ever seen those compilations where Biden is saying those wordless sentences. It was wild.. he was challenged,” added Rogan.
Trump has given his fair share of silly, boastful quotes, and the media has grabbed and/or grabbed every last word. The same is not happening with President Biden, obviously. Comedians mostly give Biden a pass, with “”Saturday Night Live” just pokes him occasionally.
Rogan noticed something different about Trump.
“And now he is doing these things campaign speech, and he’s funny…” John Kerry worries about the climate. The ocean will grow by half an inch in the next five hundred years,” Rogan said, mimicking Trump’s most recent appearance.
“The guy is a comic strip,” Pappas said.
“He has time,” Rogan added.
Of course they are right. Trump has been in Hollywood for decades, marking his skills on “The Apprentice” and bringing those cuts of meat to the Oval Office.
Love him or hate him, Trump is an entertainer. Saying that is deprecated in a number of circles, including among Rogan’s harshest critics. Expect Cancellation Culture attacks to refresh the moment Rogan steps out of the way in any real or perceived way.
