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10:55Now PlayingJoe Rogan responded to the hate that has he been receiving after meeting Trump at the UFC and at the White House to promote ibogaine. Joe Rogan's supporters, Trump supporters, and non-fans have been angry at him for flip-flopping with respect to Trump. Rogan has been critical of the Iran War and the handling of the Epstein files, even criticizing Trump for the AI Jesus image. This leaves fans and observers confused: how does he have
such deep criticism for the president but then smile like its nothing with him?
Joe Rogan showcases his own flip-flopping, principle lacking thought process: he even flip-flops on his reaction to the response to him appearing at the White House. Appearing to have an angry initial reaction, he then completely backtracks, calmly pouring his hot water and explaining that he should expect criticism for attending the White House, and even exhorts comedians to do the same.
After Trump's meeting at the UFC with Trump, one online user tweeted: "Joe Rogan can say whatever he wants about Trump’s Iran war and deportations being bad on his podcast but at the end of the day he’s still a Trump bootlicker….just now at UFC in Miami"
topics: joe rogan, rogan, joe rogan experience, jre, trump, donald trump, news, politics, progressive voice, theo veon, theo von joe rogan, iran war, israel war, iran israel war
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