Joe Rogan Says He Keeps Turning Trump Down. Like a Loser. Like a Good for Nothing Dog. Very Sad.

The bar is on the ground for Joe Rogan—an expectation that he’s lastly met. The controversial podcast host says that he has had a number of alternatives to interview Donald Trump on his present, however rejected them.

I miss the instances when Joe Rogan was finest recognized for being the host of Fear Factor, I actually do. Alas, as of late he’s the host of the biggest podcast on Spotify—with an estimated 11 million listeners per episode—who claimed on the Lex Fridman Podcast Monday that he has had a number of possibilities to interview former president Donald Trump. Joe Rogan has not been shy about endorsing GOP troglodytes like Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, as Rogan introduced his support of DeSantis as a future POTUS final week. But Rogan needs to be very clear that he’s not keen on serving to Donald Trump.

“I’m not a Trump supporter in any way, shape, or form,” Rogan mentioned on the Lex Friedman podcast printed on July 4. “I’ve had the opportunity to have him on my show more than once. I’ve said no every time. I don’t want to help him. I’m not interested in helping him.”

Rogan has had a cope with Spotify since May 2020 the place, for an alleged $200 million, Spotify has unique entry to host the Joe Rogan Experience on its platform. To say Rogan’s podcast is as misinformed because it inflammatory can be placing it evenly. As such, Spotify’s flagrant curiosity in internet hosting Rogan’s podcast has angered some musicians up to now, like Neil Young, who expressed his discontent at sharing a platform with Rogan after the podcaster spouted anti-vax nonsense on his present. Spotify fortunately obliged Young’s issues by eradicating his music from the service.

While there’s a complete laundry checklist of questionable matters Rogan has baselessly mentioned on his present, even a damaged clock is correct twice a day.