Key Moments from Trump's Candid Conversation with Joe Rogan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : "Trump also addressed election integrity, emphasizing his support for voter ID laws.
57% : In the freewheeling conversation, Trump began by reflecting on his years as a businessman and reality TV host on "The Apprentice" before entering politics in 2015.
53% : Trump described his early days in the White House -- which he described as a hallowed place -- as a "surreal experience," but said that feeling wore off with time and it simply became a place he lived.
49% : Reflecting on the sheer amount of publicity he received during his 2016 presidential campaign and during his time in office, Trump called on Rogan to suggest why that was.
44% : Trump candidly spoke on a wide array of topics.
44% : "As the conversation moved on, Trump revealed his preference for golf over running and said that Vice President Kamala Harris' wouldn't be able to keep up in Rogan's interview format.
43% : "These pollsters, they charge you half a million bucks and they interview like 251 people," Trump said.
40% : During the conversation, Trump said he would open up all of the JFK assassination files.
40% : Rogan said it was because "You said a lot of wild [expletive].""Maybe," Trump said.
38% : We were ready to rock and roll, and then we had the COVID thing, and we had to focus on that," Trump said when asked how his tariffs program contributed to the country's deficit.
36% : Rogan suggested the mainstream media was quick to move on from the topic of his assassination attempts because Trump was the target.
34% : Trump highlighted some of the political stances of his current Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.
31% : Trump also commented on pop culture, lamenting a shift in public sentiment once he ran for office.
31% : They brought it back from overseas," Trump said, adding that his policies helped prevent a possible economic slump due to COVID-19.
30% : "Trump defended his approach, explaining that he cut corporate taxes from nearly 40 percent to 21 percent, which he said boosted revenue and encouraged companies to bring money back to the United States.
28% : "Being president is a very dangerous business," Trump said.
27% : On the topic of polls, Trump said he doesn't put too much stock in them, citing polls that put him behind Clinton during the 2016 election cycle.
25% : "They use it as a way to stop you," Trump said, adding that they receive "massive fees.
24% : "And if we didn't give some businesses a hand, they would have you would have had a depression like in 1929," Trump continued.
17% : While Bolton had positives, Trump said he was warned too late not to hire Bolton and said his appointment signaled to other countries that the United States would go to war with them.
17% : Turning to President Joe Biden, Trump said their debate is what "got him out" of the race.
9% : Trump described the appointment of John Bolton as both a tactical move and a mistake.

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