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Joe Rogan finally admits that school ‘furry’ litter box hoax was a lie | New York Post
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1:15Now PlayingFollowing almost a month of fast and furry-ous backlash, controversial podcaster Joe Rogan has finally walked back his claim that schools were putting out litter boxes for students. The 55-year-old UFC commentator came clean on last Wednesday’s “Joe Rogan Experience” episode with author Michael Shermer.
“The kitty litter boxes is a weird one,” the comedian conceded on the show. “I don’t think they actually did it.”
Earlier that month, the ex-“Fear Factor” host had told former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard that his friend’s wife taught at a school that had to install a litter box in the girls’ bathroom because a female student identified as a furry, Mediaite reported.
“Her mother badgered the school until they agreed to put a litter box in one of the stalls” Rogan declared at the time. “So this girl goes into the litter room or to the girls’ room and urinates or whatever.”
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