4 things Elon Musk told Joe Rogan before his 11th-hour Trump endorsement | Blaze Media
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65% : Joe Rogan, the massively popular podcaster who supported Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.)59% : Rogan noted after the nearly three-hour interview Monday that Musk, a former Democrat, made "the most compelling case for Trump you'll hear" and agreed with the tech magnate "every step of the way.
58% : "Musk said in September that if Trump wins, "We do have an opportunity to do kind of a once-in-a-lifetime deregulation and reduction in the size of government.
51% : For instance, it leaned on social media companies to silence dissenting voices during the pandemic; launched the Department of Homeland Security's short-lived Disinformation Governance Board and tasked an advocate for deplatforming Trump to run the censorship outfit; weaponized the State Department to clamp down on undesirable speech; and worked to control speech on the internet.
41% : While the Tesla CEO intimated that amnesty might play a big role in this scheme, he indicated that illegal aliens will be able to put their thumbs on the scale long before receiving citizenship, referencing successful Democratic efforts to eliminate voter ID laws.
37% : "While their conversation was replete with indications that might account for why Rogan finally endorsed Kamala Harris' opponent -- such as the falsity of both the Democrat-constructed Russian collusion narrative and the party's promise of change; Harris' censorial reflex and dislikable personality; economic woes; Democrats' failure or unwillingness to tackle crime; reckless government spending; the border crisis; the promise of Trump's "Make America Healthy Again" movement; and the slaying of Peanut the squirrel -- Musk highlighted four key reasons Trump was the optimal choice.
37% : "If Trump doesn't win, this is the last election," reiterated Musk.Rogan replied, "I think you're right.
35% : 'If Trump doesn't win, this is the last election.'"Once the swing states vote blue, there is no election anymore," continued Musk.
30% : Musk, who has reportedly poured hundreds of millions of dollars into efforts to see Trump elected, emphasized that should the Republican candidate lose the election, America will in turn "lose the two-party system.
26% : "The duo broached the subject of the left's desperate attempts to liken Trump to Adolf Hitler.
26% : "Tell me about the wars and genocide that Trump did.
22% : Although the titular host of "The Joe Rogan Experience" appeared receptive to Trump's various policy proposals and his commentary about the issues facing the nation, Rogan refrained from endorsing the president -- until Monday night after Elon Musk detailed his own reasons for backing Trump.
18% : "The war-profiteers hate Trump," said Musk.
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