Donald Trump tells Joe Rogan 'biggest mistake' of his presidency was picking 'bad,' 'disloyal people'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : Trump replied, "Well, let's start, let's start at the top and the easy ones.
62% : Trump responded, "Oh, I completely am.
59% : Trump continued: "Like for extensions of the voting, for voting earlier.
55% : Rogan and Trump vibed on a number of topics.
49% : "Rogan then asked Trump, "Are you gonna present this ever?"
43% : Trump responded, "They come after their political opponents.
41% : "In addition, Rogan asked Trump if he is "completely committed" to appointing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to his administration.
40% : In August, Kennedy suspended his independent presidential campaign and endorsed Trump.
37% : Trump seemingly ignored the question and instead brought up the story about Hunter Biden's laptop, which was first reported by the New York Post just before the 2020 election.
29% : Trump, after boasting about his Supreme Court nominees, acknowledged that "the biggest mistake I made" was "I picked some people that I shouldn't have picked."
28% : The former president also repeated unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was "rigged" -- but when Rogan asked him if he was going to release evidence proving the election was "stolen," Trump changed the subject.
25% : Trump added, without offering any supporting evidence, "I could have put crooked Hillary [Clinton] in jail.
23% : Trump said, "That election was so crooked, it was the most crooked election."
17% : In the wide-ranging discussion, Trump said his biggest mistake during his time in the White House was hiring "bad people, or disloyal people."
17% : On Rogan's show, Trump repeated unsubstantiated GOP claims that the doubts sowed about the laptop's authenticity somehow helped President Biden's election.
15% : "In this context, Trump named two former members of his administration: John Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general who had been Trump's chief of staff, and John Bolton, his national security adviser -- both of whom have been sharply critical of Trump and the dangers he poses.
11% : Trump's prerecorded interview with Rogan took place at the comedian and podcast host's studio in Austin, Texas.More: Trump takes swipe at Dick Cheney during late night campaign rally in Traverse CityRogan asked Trump whether the ex-president had made "bad choices" in appointing White House officials.
9% : Rogan asked if Trump was referring to "neocons," to which Trump replied, "Yeah, neocons, or bad people, or disloyal people.
4% : In the interview with Rogan, Trump called Kelly "a bully but a weak person" and said he's "bad," while he disparaged Bolton as "an idiot.
2% : In an interview with the New York Times this week, Kelly said Trump met the definition of a fascist and had no understanding of the Constitution -- and confirmed previous reports that Trump made admiring statements about Adolf Hitler.
2% : "Rogan pressed Trump about the former president's assertions "that you were robbed in 2020," when Trump was defeated by Joe Biden in the U.S. presidential election.

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