Trump says he's interested in debate hosted by Joe Rogan

[Anti Federalist]

Can't watch this without thinking of poor old Joe. The show must go on.



XNN

I've got some bad news for you Sunshine,
Joe isn't well, he stayed back at the hotel,
And they sent me along as a surrogate man,
Tonight we'll find where you voters really stand!

[Champ]

This could be some kind of publicity ploy, because Trump may be going on Rogan's podcast soon.

[UWDude]

He is the MSM.

Name one MSM outlet that has given Alex Jones multiple respectful interviews that were hours long and uncut and uncensored.

Just one.


Hater.

[DiverseSegregation]

He is what he needs to be in each interview, like a chameleon. He often sides with the establishment on the big issues always claiming we need centralized government to have a functioning society, but will pivot and say the government is crazy and out of control with their laws, especially against drugs. He has a New York Times columnist on and agrees with all of the globalist mainstream narrative talking points during that interview. In the very next interview he may have someone on like Glenn Greenwald, who has a history of challenging the narrative, from a left leaning, but counter government perspective, and he ends up agreeing with everything in that one as well. One could simply say he is trying to be a good interviewer and get the best out of the people he is interviewing, but he interjects a ton of his own personal opinions on many of these matters, often times in the form of comedy and satire.

The Tim Pool and Jack Dorsey Twitter episode was probably one of the most telling, because you had 2 opposing views in a single interview, so he couldn't appeal to the interviewee and agree with everything they said, he had to in some way, choose a side, and he did. He always tries to come across as a guy that is like "we need to fight the machine bro" and has had Tim Pool and others like him on enough times to reinforce this notion, but during this particular interview, he resorted to mocking and belittling Tim throughout as Tim made excellent points against Twitter. He at no point did this towards Dorsey or his lawyer. He sided with Twitter through his comedy, but tried his best to keep the image of being some anti-establishment fighting tough guy simultaneously. It was awkward to say the least and is what lead a lot of people to doubting Rogan's integrity afterwards.

Do you think Rogan would interject his humor into a Presidential Debate?
Who would you nominate to host a 4 hour debate?
Joe Rogan has a massive audience.