Joe Rogan On Where His Political Beliefs Come From

Krystal and Saagar turn the tables and Interview Joe Rogan!
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[@anthonyyoutubefan7567]

In many ways, the fact that Joe Rogan isn't entirely sure why his (esp. political) content is working, is probably what makes it resonate so well. No initial, conscientious, calculating intent. It comes across as natural, and evolving in real time.

[@jonathanpusar5931]

Exactly. There’s obviously no bias or I’ll intent. He is genuinely curious about people and life. He’s also a really good entertainer and commentator in general, whether announcing UFC or making a horrible reality show somehow work.

[@lemmymotorhead4429]

With exception of the marijuana issue, joe is a fair minded guy. People like him are as rare as a unicorn in the media today...

[@matthewsisti4382]

"Why is this thing still f'in number 1?" So much honesty there. I think it also helps that he started first. When you're the original a lot of people are trying to copy what they saw and that makes some other podcasters seem less authentic. It's only a matter of time before a new podcast overtakes him though. There is so much competition out there that I find myself more and more going to other podcasts, but Joe DEFINITELY has an amazing skill at talking with passion. He did it with UFC too. He knows how to get people interested.

[@Mark-fv2tl]

@@lemmymotorhead4429 why as an exception to marijuana? You could have said other drugs such as those within psychedelics, or even legally accepted drugs like alcohol, why specifically marijuana?

[@lemmymotorhead4429]

@@Mark-fv2tl joe is not willing to listen to the facts about marijuana. He doesn't want to "hear the other side" of the issue...

[@duckspeaker2702]

Not often that you see Rogan being straight up interviewed, good get

[@saxonderohan9723]

5:52 It was Iraq 🇮🇶 that started to change my political ideals too. I grew up in a conservative family. I was young and naive, and I believed Iraq had WMD’s and we needed to invade to protect ourselves from a potential attack. Then we all found out there were no WMD’s, that Halliburton (Dick Cheney’s former company) received a $7 billion dollar no bid contract, and of the $12 billion in cash 💵 that the U.S. government sent to Iraq, $9 billion was unaccounted for. They captured and killed Saddam Hussein, but they let Osama Bin-Laden get away and flee to Pakistan.🇵🇰 And never mind the fact that the majority of the 9/11 terrorists came from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 who are supposedly our allies but yet they fund and supply terrorists. We went from having a balanced budget and a surplus, to having massive debt and inflation. The roll back of regulation led to the housing collapse and the Great Recession, and all the gains I had seen were wiped out. Then I believed that Obama would come in and bring the change we needed. And he did some good things, but for the most part he bailed out all the companies that got us in the mess we were in, and he did very little to help average Americans. He continued the drone strikes, and the endless wars. He fell short on healthcare, handing private insurance companies a windfall and causing insurance premiums to skyrocket. And the wealth divide in America 🇺🇸 only grew deeper. That’s when I became disillusioned. Then I thought that we had a chance with Bernie Sanders, but Hillary Clinton, the Democratic Party, and the media conspired against him and the American people twice, and handed one election to Trump, and the other election to Biden. And nothing has changed for the better. It’s only gotten worse. Neither the Democrats or the Republicans are interested in helping average Americans.

[@commandervile394]

9/11 did it for me. Big wake up call there, even as a young man I knew the official version of events didn't make sense with all the war games NORAD was conducting in the weeks and very same day the attacks happened. How 4 jumbo sized jets evaded the world's most advanced air force....while they were conducting war games preparing for said event. How the missing 9 trillion was announced the day before of the attacks...literally a day before. Then said "plane" that hit the pentagon destroyed the Naval Accounting office and killed everyone that was supposed to investigate the missing money, lol. How they found the "terrorists" ID cards in the wreckage of the towers, yet they weren't melted or destroyed in any way. And all of that wasn't even the tip of the iceberg, there's also the israeli involvement of the 5 dancing israelis that were arrested by the FBI and released after they were seen celebrating and videotaping the attacks, then said israelis go back to Israel on a talk show and publically tell the world "they were only there to document the attacks", which implies they had foreknowledge of them, and the FBI even said themselves they also had foreknowledge of the attacks but did nothing, just let it happen. So yeah, it was then that I knew OKC was probably a big lie too and there are similarities with that and 9/11 just as well. Nothing has been real for a long time, literally everything is a lie.

[@saxonderohan9723]

@@commandervile394 You need help my friend. You should really talk to a therapist. I think it will help.

[@commandervile394]

@@saxonderohan9723 Nah, it doesn't. It's stupid relying on other people, figure shit out for yourself, don't let other people do the thinking for you. That's how you get through in life.

[@Rickydiculus]

Should read USA has become more like Israel

[@saxonderohan9723]

@@commandervile394 It’s good to be self reliant. It’s also good to talk to people, and to be able to ask other people for help. Everyone needs help sometimes.

[@buildsbyjosh7187]

Rogans cameras Should look like this.

[@ArvindJuneja]

maybe not exactly as he is out of focus 100% time XD it got stuck on the microphone

[@MicaelaShepherd]

You guys nailed by having Joe on your show.

[@coloradopeoplesnews7676]

Being nailed sounds painful.

[@saxonderohan9723]

2:20 _That Jimmy Tingle impression…_ 💀💀💀

[@Engineer_Heathen]

You guys should have asked him about George Carlin!

[@Camcolito]

Don't worry Joe, some people are like the 20 year old you their whole lives.

[@carlosparra8976]

oh come on, give yourself a break

[@Camcolito]

@@jumpmasterpadre9335 Watch the video maybe.

[@Camcolito]

@@jumpmasterpadre9335 No, it 'literally' isn't.

[@Camcolito]

@Elon Musk It is grammatically flawless. You either don't understand because a) you didn't watch the video and don't know what I am referring to, b) the Dunning-Kruger effect has kicked in and because you can't decipher a very moderately complex sentence you think there is an error or, alternatively, c) you are a troll. Is this moron pride week on KZbin?

[@Camcolito]

@Elon Musk It is grammatically perfect. You suspect an error because you are reading it incorrectly. There would have been less chance of this happening had you watched the video beforehand. I realize now you need to save face so feel free to have the last word.

[@carljensen5730]

I like Joe Rogan's "eyes open" approach and focus on what is good for people. We live in a world that is 100% focused on the benefit of elites. Not 99%, but 100%. Oddly, that point is supported by the Princeton study that called the US an Oligopoly.

[@rnd322]

I’ve never seen Krystal and Saagar having this aura since being with The Hill. They look much carefree and lighter now. Way to go, guys.

[@josec1538]

It’s popular because he has complete honest conversations with people of all walks of life and they say things that the majority of people think about but are too insecure or shy to talk about in public or even amongst friends. When he’s wrong he’s also able to laugh at himself and admit it.

[@Clementine1966]

Awesome interview. Your channel is definitely going to be the go to for sure SURE.

[@TheAgentmigs]

Love how excited and proud Joe is for Krystal and Saagar.

[@shaun8459]

This camera angle is so much better than Joe's setup.

[@MarcusJohnson98]

this is the first time ive seeing joe rogan getting interviewed

[@kingleonidas4296]

He was interview by Ben Shapiro

[@MarcusJohnson98]

@@kingleonidas4296 i dont watch that dork

[@falsificationism]

Hey guys, remember The Hill??? Me neither. 🤣 Excellent interview!

[@monicaDD]

My kids love Joe! Nice interview

[@tiredox3788]

It's funny how a lot of people thinks he's a white supremacy.

[@commandervile394]

The media only ever compares republicans and trump supporters as "white supremacists", that's what they've been alluding to for years, so they can demonize and categorize them all. That's all it is, to divide people and make them fight amongst themselves, even though the powers that currently be are the real white supreme pizzas.

[@sancho7863]

everybody not ‘woke’ is a white supremacist. Remember all the ‘you’re with us or against us’ and ‘silence is violence’ stuff?

[@dashx1103]

@@sancho7863 Yeah, . . but who is "a white supremacy?" That is the question. And what is "a white supremacy" is also a question.

[@greyfox4838]

I've never heard anyone call him a white supremacist but I've seen people call him a reactionary for constantly having reactionary people on his show, and I'd honestly be surprised if Rogan didn't vote Trump or libertarian in 2020

[@morenitomoreno1282]

I wouldn't say he's a white supremacist but he did parrot right wing propaganda about a "white genocide" in South Africa and double down after South Africa's tried to educate him on the reality of the situation. He's seems to eat up any culture war bs stories pushed by the right these days

[@MegaClogger]

Seriously, though, the last JRE was in the top 5 of all time.

[@phenomsmithjr]

Really? Did you listen on Spotify? Or is it finally on KZbin

[@rohandatta2129]

@@phenomsmithjr it's only available on Spotify

[@MegaClogger]

@@phenomsmithjr I watched it on Spotify

[@phenomsmithjr]

@@rohandatta2129 thanks

[@phenomsmithjr]

@@MegaClogger cool man

[@stevef]

I love watching this turn into your show and you interviewing Joe. And the exchange is great.

[@andreasbyczkowski3435]

Mac Arthur’s very unpleasing quote: “I am concerned for the security of our great nation; not so much because of any threat from without, but because of the insidious forces working from within.” 😵🤧😈😬😲😿

[@GarageMovieClub]

Random film recommendation, but the documentary about Barry Crimmins was amazing.

[@Logicalpsycho2323]

Love this!!

[@guyserious2468]

It's actually a pretty sad reason to be involved in politics. Starts with distrust and ends with distrust.

[@jjjones4982]

My moment when I figured the government was shit was when I was eight during the Vietnam war & seeing the number of war dead for the day on the news.....every day.

[@nicolletelangdon2694]

Like they did with this pandemic. Our local news emphasized every day the number of new cases, people in hospital, number of deaths, and total cases. They never showed the number of those who overcame it. Every now and then, they would show a parade from a community for someone who survived the kouvids.

[@akasha9141]

What makes joe great is that he was never trying to be great. Just talking to interesting people and having a good time

[@CariMachet]

He was famous before and lived in hollywierd ffs > he is not some humble little nice guy that just dropped from the sky into his famous life > outrageous

[@matthewsisti4382]

It's also being in the right place at the right time. Interesting conversations happened throughout history, but he started podcasting at the perfect time when everyone listens to something from the internet. He does a good job at it, but it's amazing how powerful technology is. What's crazy is that it feels like he's just talking to 1 person yet there are 20 football stadiums worth of people listening to some podcasts. I think if he was more aware of how many people were listening he would be more in his own head and not be able to carry as natural of a conversation.

[@emileriel4443]

@@matthewsisti4382 he knows how many people are listening to his podcasts. He gets the reports. I think he tries to appease his guests sometimes and it ends up backfiring on him

[@tgreaux5027]

Not interested in protecting assets. Literally moved to Texas to protect his assets lol

[@drewmahurin55]

Corporate assets, not personal assets.

[@johnburrisfromchicago]

Dudes a fuckin multi millionaire, he’s tired of the communists law makers from Cali that’s why he moved lmao

[@johnburrisfromchicago]

@Jordan Thomas wouldn’t it be until that grid goes out, he has power???

[@Mizerious1184]

"Tingles Bits" Lmao

[@giganfan997]

So good!

[@brianbrenner7381]

Love you guys and Joe!

[@danoneill2846]

Thanks

[@saxonderohan9723]

So great to see all the support for independent media and journalism that you have gotten from people like Rogan. We need more of this.

[@graylobo133]

When will she addressed the fact that she is worth $44million and trying to act as if she is working paycheck by paycheck. She married an older man. Google who her attorney husband defended and made his wealth from it. Sagar needs to find someone more authentic.

[@ezioaugustus2621]

what

[@penscruffy60]

Number 1, cuz you seem authentic, you engage interesting people and you are articulate. Simplicity. Not everyone can ask the right questions 👍

[@davidhodgson7857]

Your guys are the greatest!!!

[@jimb504]

Awesome sauce

[@davidjohnson7622]

This is why Joe Rogan is important to the society that is present today. It's okay to be a normal nice guy who understands that were here to learn and help each other.

[@ericau5764]

You better check the room for bugging after this one lol

[@simondaughtry4619]

Political beliefs? The dude blows with the wind.

[@infomatrix7394]

“It depends on who my guest is that day” -joe rogan

[@KarlDag]

Krystal is gorgeous. And smart. Perfect woman.

[@13Nussbaum]

Tingle's bits

[@Bailemos888]

7:00 didnt realize that either, Joe rogan and his political power

[@lynnlobliner3933]

I know who Jimmy Tingle is! Never saw him in person but saw him on some shows back then.

[@El_mafioso92]

Damn this angle and camera is way better than the one jre has now

[@glenpierce1370]

joe needs lessons on nixon.

[@fredcastro563]

Joe Rogan comes by and we can swear. LOL

[@cosmiccomedy7394]

Joe's great at impressions, he should do more. His Alex jones and bill Clinton impressions are my favorite.

[@ThatOneGuy46696]

me, having watched the entire thing already: *HMM yes, I sure would like to know more about Joe!*

[@criticalthought7527]

I think that Joe resonates with so many since he is relatable to some degree with The Party of None. We are the largest block in the US electorate, amazingly the majority of us do not vote. We realized one way or the other that the US. Duopolistic political system does not Represent US. But we can relate to a kind, personable, curious, dude who has a wide variety of interests. We get to satisfy our intellectual curiosity, vicariously through Joe during his interviews. We also appreciate Krystal and Saagar as political commentators, because they don't cut either side any slack, and offer deserved praise on the rare occasions that our political class gets something correct. I predict that *_Breaking Points_* will be as successful as *_JRE_* someday. Peace and Love, j

[@thebullfrog24]

Lets get these subs up baby!!!!

[@timothypulliam2177]

I love Saagar's suite

[@ScottyLo]

It’s #1 because you have great guests on and you are very intelligent. The topics are so random and you learn about things that you would probably never seek out but they are interesting to learn about.

[@devinmillermedia]

Johnny Carson made fun of Reagan's forgetfulness. It wasn't ignored in the media.

[@1diggers1]

Why #1? Probably because he's been refreshingly honest and DOESN"T want political power. People are starved for strong personalities like that.

[@Derek_The_Magnificent_Bastard]

Most of the people who want political power are looking to get rich. Joe is already rich.

[@vitamind2387]

The movie Vice shows you how corrupt the Whitehouse is…

[@evanwilliams4532]

Hell yeah

[@robustsauce3349]

His political beliefs come from whoever the last person he spoke to on his podcast.

[@robustsauce3349]

@Bernie Yes, every episode of the Joe Rogan Experience.

[@Americansikkunt]

@Bernie Did you happen to notice Joe was directly asked where his political beliefs came from, and he essentially shrugged his shoulders.... I’m sure people will say, “He was just being transparent”, but c’mon man, we all know the basic essence of the question.

[@bernardthefourth]

Truth. Joe is a cool and interesting guy but ultimately kind of a pretty big stoner really.

[@diamondapbt1]

Yeup

[@davidpaul2222]

I know. They went on his show and interviewed him. That was cool of them. Glad they left The Hill.

[@ChroniclerOfJudah]

Weed and Independent journalist fuels my political ideology

[@Protectobot]

Strange Bedfellows?! A book Joe might be promoting but it’s ‘Randy’ Credico and not ‘Jimmy’; I think he means 😊

[@mgl4817]

Have tried to subscribe twice… system does not seem to accept my swiss credit card. Any chance you implement Paypal?

[@willjam465]

24/7 news media started the change, and social media has pushed over the edge with regard to the manner in which we respect or disrespect our elected officials. The skepticism has been at a fevered pitch for the past 10 years.

[@davedd7803]

Where does Joe's political beliefs come from? The guy he has on his podcast that day. Joe's ideology changes from day to day depending on the guest.

[@dragunov815]

Ok.

[@ProdigalSon7x]

Joe like, liberty and justice.... for all!

[@lotklear]

A great show. I do think that Joe is as lucky to get Krystal and Saagar as those two are lucky to get Joe.

[@chamatsprayart2283]

Saagar's fawning over Joe is cringe.... He's trying to hide it, but massive fail.... lol...

[@neoistheone7802]

Let's goooooooo!!!

[@schenksteven1]

Take the JRE pledge: "I will only vote for a presidential candidate who agrees to go on JRE." No more sound bites and cliches from our public officials. No more democracy mediated by the legacy media.

[@itkojecockot]

1:35 trust me Joe, there was A LOT of disrespect against many politicians the same way it is now...... but offcourse it didn't seem that way, cause back in the 80's, people didn't have social media to express it every other day :D:D

[@EhEsDeeEf]

Saagar has the biggest man crush on joe

[@themutaka1487]

Well then...

[@mandy28887]

Why have they changed clothes since their Joe Rogan podcast

[@saxonderohan9723]

They might have shot it on a different day.

[@rickywinterborn]

joe rogan looks EXACTLY like dana white at this point

[@terencegraham4901]

Its hard 2 find genuine in 📺land..solid

[@kingleonidas4296]

As if Joe is genuine. Dude sticks his finger to the wind and decides how he believes that day.

[@yungplex9503]

Slurp, slurp, slurp is all I heard.

[@paulavery5889]

That's why I like these 3.

[@lethonxele2155]

The guy dont know why he still number one... Pure Gold.😂😂

[@RizztrainingOrder]

Rogan firing shots! “I never calculated a press tour and never used corporate platforms, I never promoted my podcast, I never asked someone to go on their podcast to promote my own! If your product is good people will listen, it has to grow organically!”

[@lewiepostalone8776]

Joe rogan and the way he handles and elevates podcasters and podcasting is similar to what gordon ramsay does with the owners and staff at resturaunts and hotels. Heroes.

[@nickfrescura3162]

THE KRYSTAL AND SAAGAR EXPERIENCE!!!

[@333Alastair]

Why is your podcast number one? Because underneath your every day guy, meathead persona is a extremely intelligent, curious mind that refuses to be pigeonholed into a political ideology, and has an incredible knack of elevating thoughtful discourse, and seeing right through bullshit. I wish they were more of you

[@axisaudio2673]

TLDR: it’s his ass folks. 😂

[@stanshuffield8614]

I wonder nowadays if adults can carry-on a conversation without using the word fuck. Sad.

[@marklatham1414]

Wasn't Joe one of those people labeling Joe Biden as being senile? He definitely would talk about him not being fit to be president because of his mental state.

[@MegaClogger]

Fuck yes!

[@Carlyknarly]

Fucking love Jimmy Tingle, great guy.

[@tomben6180]

I disagree with Rogan’s politics but the guy is completely reasonable and allows free expression.

[@bridgettedenise]

Humble brag😂😂

[@rodneynelson7874]

What you switched again? 😁😁😁

[@vb4737]

💪

[@arycosta7293]

Krystal and Saagar posting interview clips like VladTV.

[@rh81454]

True but nobody going to jail this time 😂

[@twitchplug9182]

The turned into the “Joe rogan interview”

[@williamsevern1067]

Politicians lie; a no brainer. Politics are like the Devil Wears Prada, “ you are wearing the clothes we decided for you that you would wear and your sitting here wearing them without even knowing the effort that was placed into the decision.”

[@chefawkes]

Joe is not ideological. I don't say this disparagingly but he's just a very gullible person who tends to go with the last thing someone said that feels right to him.

[@The_Gnome_Chomskee]

That’s how he fell into fascism.

[@darko2407]

He's a Libertarian, fighting Marxist morons who worship the state like it's an evangelical preacher one day at a time. There is freedom, and nothing else.

[@damiana3018]

anyone that dosen't change his mind often is actually a fool imo

[@JStack]

The Supercast sponsorship is gross

[@justinmalone8518]

I like these two but the more I learn about politics the more I hate it

[@millardproductions660]

What political power does Joe Rogan have over anything?

[@AlainDee]

OMG, Saagar, you decided ti what THAT on the world's most popular podcast?

[@T289c]

Joe....RANDY Credico.