A place where no one else had difficulty going. She didn't want to go on his podcast; it wasn't logistics. |
Once again shows how UTTERLY STUPID and out of touch Democrats are. I suggest you watch the Ms. Pat episode. Rogan has hundreds of episodes and has interviewed pretty much everyone of every race and gender. Dems are so far behind on the times and don't realize he is a modern day media powerhouse more than the news and interviews everyone fairly. You clowns think he is some RWNJ. He supported Bernie Sanders for Christ's sake. |
Sure. He endorsed Trump. He is a RWNJ x 5. He does not believe the US landed in the moon.
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Shouldn’t someone who wants to be President figure out how to take it and now cower in fear? |
Dems have to be afraid of conservatives and their own party. |
This is truth. No one could imagine her doing such an interview like that with anyone. And worse still is that her people didn’t even havr faith in her. |
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I love podcasts and listen to a lot of them. But I don't elevate any of the podcasters I listen to to the position that Rogan has been elevated to. I just want information--I'm not looking for someone to inspire me or to fill some emotional gap in my life.
At the end of the day, podcasters are in it to make money. And Joe Rogan is probably the wealthiest of them all: "Joe Rogan has a net worth of over $200 million, as of 2024. He earns over $100,000 for one episode. On average, he does 3 podcast episodes weekly, making $1.2 million a month and $14.4 million a year." |
That's Trump language not Democrats |
It wouldn't matter. America hates women |
You ... you know the election is over, right? |
Oaky |
Where should they turn, MSNBC? |
She was already in Texas. Joe said he would have worked around her schedule. He would have started the podcast early a.m. or late in evening or whenever to suit her schedule. |
Joe agreed to cut the podcast down to one hour for her. |
| Waltz would have done fine with Rogan for 3 hours. |