General Rogan going to interview Trump?
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I would be counted then as I'm listening from my podcast app on my phone. I don't watch YouTube!
Between spotify, apple & youtube, this has to have at least 20 million views / listens. Maybe 25 million.
Somewhere out there, there is someone who believes Kamala is going to win like I felt Trump was going to win in 2016. lol
Way higher. I dont think Spotify releases its numbers for these podcasts. Years ago, before Spotify, I recall Joe or someone else saying he averaged between 20-50 million per episode. I see no reason that is not higher or at least held steady on Spotify. Its been up for 13 hours (overnight hours for much of the demographic) on YT and has nearly 12 mil.
Biggest thing I am seeing the mouth breathers saying is that he is senile because he said President Lincoln was upset he lost his son Tad when talking about the Lincoln bedroom.
View: https://twitter.com/KevinlyFather/status/1849997368277827838
View: https://twitter.com/KevinlyFather/status/1849997368277827838
Joe said himself prior to the assassination attempt many times he didn’t want to "give Trump airtime", and that he didn’t want to contribute to his cause.
As stated in this interview, the 3 main drivers were:
1 Dana White
2. RFK
3. "After you got shot & rose up bloody saying fight, I said to myself 'I gotta get him on' ".
25 years ago, who would've thought a lying sleezy promoter and a comedian on Newsradio moonlighting as a UFC announcer would turn the tide in changing the world.
Yeah that was my take on it for the most part. He like many people didnt care for him for whatever reason but came around as many people do, people around you see it different and over time your mind gets changed. Then we all saw a different side of his character after the attempt, which was undeniable.
The coverage by the media is as predicted. But overall, you guys think this gains Trump votes?
I think so. Despite what the media says about Rogan and the listeners there are no doubt a ton of moderates and even liberals who dont want Kamala but have been hesitant about Trump. Trump showed he can talk for hours about a wide range of topics and in many ways is really just a normal guy despite his life of wealth. He is funny, can shoot the shit about things outside of politics, and can hold/carry a real conversation without a teleprompter.
The Lincoln thing is pretty stupid but far from some damning gaffe. He also said something about not golfing despite almost being shot at a course. All in all very few gotcha moments and far more moments of him just being normal, level headed, and able to discuss a wide range of topics fairly well. He also clearly has a plan, unlike Kamala who's entire program is being "not Trump". That is the key factor, imo. He has a plan, he is thinking about this stuff, he is active, and he is working very hard to cover a lot of ground and seemingly doing it tirelessly. I think that resonates with the fence sitters more than anything Harris has said to date.
I thought he had a k8d that died earlier and that's part of why Mary Todd was such a sour puss
He did, he had two children die before him, Edward and William, William died in the white house.
This is what the left is grasping at now
During former President Donald Trump's chat with Joe Rogan, a video of the podcast host defending Vice President Kamala Harris over the possibility she would appear on his show has taken off online on Saturday.
Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, sat down for an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience on Friday as part of his push to reach voters—namely, younger males—through nontraditional media circuits, such as streaming platforms and podcasts. Rogan's show consistently has among the largest audiences on platforms like Spotify.
Harris, the Democratic nominee, was also reportedly in talks with Rogan's team regarding an interview, but her campaign said on Thursday that she will not be able to record one "because of the scheduling of this period" in the election.
Rogan has been dubbed "libertarian-learning," by CNN. He has described himself as socially liberal, supports freedom of speech and is a fan of Florida GOP Governor Ron DeSantis, having previously said he would make a good president.
During Friday's interview, Trump and Rogan spoke about the possibility of Harris being on the podcast. However, as Trump began to take aim at Harris by saying, "She'd be laying on the floor," Rogan responded, "She was supposed to do it. And she might still do it. I hope she does."
"I hope she does because it would be a mess," the former president said. "She'd be laying on the floor. Comatose. She'd be saying 'Call in the medics.'"
Rogan responded: "I will talk to her like a human being. I would try to have a conversation with her. I think we'd have a fine conversation. I think I'd be able to talk to her. I wouldn't try to interview her. I'd just try to have a conversation with her and hopefully get to know her as a human being. That was my goal. Having her on, trying to get her to express herself..."
The video of the interaction has since been posted by journalist Yashar Ali to X, formerly Twitter, and has garnered over 2 million views as of Saturday morning.
View: https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1850033372279734703
www.newsweek.com
During former President Donald Trump's chat with Joe Rogan, a video of the podcast host defending Vice President Kamala Harris over the possibility she would appear on his show has taken off online on Saturday.
Trump, the GOP presidential nominee, sat down for an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience on Friday as part of his push to reach voters—namely, younger males—through nontraditional media circuits, such as streaming platforms and podcasts. Rogan's show consistently has among the largest audiences on platforms like Spotify.
Harris, the Democratic nominee, was also reportedly in talks with Rogan's team regarding an interview, but her campaign said on Thursday that she will not be able to record one "because of the scheduling of this period" in the election.
Rogan has been dubbed "libertarian-learning," by CNN. He has described himself as socially liberal, supports freedom of speech and is a fan of Florida GOP Governor Ron DeSantis, having previously said he would make a good president.
During Friday's interview, Trump and Rogan spoke about the possibility of Harris being on the podcast. However, as Trump began to take aim at Harris by saying, "She'd be laying on the floor," Rogan responded, "She was supposed to do it. And she might still do it. I hope she does."
"I hope she does because it would be a mess," the former president said. "She'd be laying on the floor. Comatose. She'd be saying 'Call in the medics.'"
Rogan responded: "I will talk to her like a human being. I would try to have a conversation with her. I think we'd have a fine conversation. I think I'd be able to talk to her. I wouldn't try to interview her. I'd just try to have a conversation with her and hopefully get to know her as a human being. That was my goal. Having her on, trying to get her to express herself..."
The video of the interaction has since been posted by journalist Yashar Ali to X, formerly Twitter, and has garnered over 2 million views as of Saturday morning.
View: https://twitter.com/yashar/status/1850033372279734703
Video of Joe Rogan defending Kamala Harris in Trump chat takes off online
"I would try to have a conversation with her. I think we'd have a fine conversation," the podcast host said.
www.newsweek.com
It should, but it didn't. He tells a great detailed story about the Lincoln bedroom, the death of Lincoln's son which sent him and his wife (who were already prone to depression) into a deep funk. But he gets the son's name wrong. He said it was Tad. It was Willie. So, social media is full of libs saying that because the got the name wrong, it shows he has dementia. Never mind that 99 percent of them could name neither of Lincoln's sons until the Wikipediaed the story after Trump told it.