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Joe Rogan reveals why he finally had Trump on his hit podcast

Oct 26, 2024 View Original Article
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    50% Medium Conservative

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    10% ReliablePoor

  • Policy Leaning

    50% Medium Conservative

  • Politician Portrayal

    -37% Negative

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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

70% : Trump said: 'I don't think that there was any tension and I've always liked him.
53% : The two are seen here in July of last yearTrump is seen here gesturing to a rally of his supporters after he was shot in the ear in July at an event in Butler, PennsylvaniaIn the same interview with Patrick Bet-David, Rogan also discussed a list of questions he had already thought about should Trump appear on his show.
50% : During an interview with Lex Fridman in 2022, Rogan told him that he had turned down multiple offers to have Trump on his podcast.
43% : "'Showing off the wound he received when gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks opened fire on him in July of this year, Trump said: 'It zicked right there.'Rogan, seen here, previously said that he had turned down multiple offers to have the former president on his popular podcast.
42% : Rogan had sparked anger from Trump supporters, and Trump himself, after a clip from his show indicated that he was supporting RFK Jr. for president.
40% : Trump asked: 'Is that why you called me to do this', to which Rogan responded: 'No.
38% : Trump asked in a post on Truth Social.
36% : Trump appeared alongside the 57-year-old comedian despite Rogan previously saying he had turned down offers to have the former president on the podcast.
34% : Fridman asked Trump if there was any tension between the two.
33% : Trump showed off the wound he received when gunman Thomas Matthew Crooks opened fire on him in July of this yearRead More Trump tells Joe Rogan he's 'serious' about huge tax break for millions of working AmericansRogan replies: 'It healed up pretty f***ing good man', to which Trump said it wasn't like UFC fighters that Rogan also provides color commentary for.
31% : Probing further, Bet-David smiled and suggested he thought Rogan might have something up his sleeve, to which he cryptically responded: 'Maybe.'Rogan said in 2022 that he would never have Trump on his podcast over fears it would help his campaign.
31% : Trump seemed less than enthusiastic when discussing Rogan, who was forced to roll back what was seen as an endorsement of Robert F. Kennedy after a MAGA blowback.
28% : Rogan said in 2022 that he would never have Trump on his podcast over fears it would help his campaign.
27% : Trump told Rogan that the attempt on his life and the scarring had made him a 'tougher guy'.
26% : What is the deep state really like, really like?'Read More Trump is so desperate for invite to Joe Rogan's podcast that his ally Roger Stone has challenged Joe to cage matchThe first question Rogan asked Trump on Friday was what it was like when he actually got into office.
26% : Just last month Trump was also interviewed by Fridman, and said he had not been invited to appear on the podcast.
26% : As part of his podcast appearance Trump also spoke at large about UFOs, the unopened JFK and Martin Luther King assassination files as well as his recent brush with death.

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