No More Blue States, Only Blue Cities | Joe Rogan & Theo Von

[@McTaco]

Calling us uneducated while expecting us to pay for your student loans is next level 80’s villain.

[@wtfserpico]

Educated vs uneducated is just another form of classism. They want you to hate rich people while spitting on you if you don't have a degree. Mental gymnastics at its best.

[@Washboard-l2j]

Who is the "us" in that statement? Do you think people in red counties are paying for student loans? That's laughable.

[@kftc1980]

The craziest part of it is that they seem unaware of what happens to intellectuals under totalitarian systems.

[@mya457slime2]

​@@wtfserpicogreat point

[@TaylorMade-t8g]

What exactly are Democrats educated in ? Certainly not in economics, business, finance, banking, legal, and a host of other technical topics. Some Democrats are into Justice, but that is to overthrow and justice system as we recently seen. Alot of them are just into some know nothing degrees.

[@tmac9208]

Cities cannot exist without rural communities. Rural communities exist regardless of the cities.

[@Connery007neckache]

Yep!

[@apersonontheinternet8006]

Absolutely this.

[@Athena621]

💚☘️🇮🇪👏👏

[@AlyssaIrvine]

? Most of the money in most places comes from the cities and businesses. People travel to see cities more than rural unless the countryside is actually nice. Why are there commuter trains to bring rural people into cities for work and school if the rural areas don't need them? Also if you need a medical specialist, surgery or imagery you think that's happening in a tiny podunk town?

[@s3rp3nth3ad5]

@@tmac9208 everyone should post gas and milk prices in and effort to show how much trump has done already...

[@Bidness156]

When I woke up to drive to work the day after the election it felt like everything changed for the better. Don’t know how to explain it but we needed it

[@juliagrant3299]

Relief is what I felt

[@Bidness156]

@ it felt better than that to me. The moon over my city while driving to the country side felt different this time.

[@Bookworm214-y3d]

IT felt like i was slapped across the face and i much needed it

[@user-sm4mq9nt6t]

There is a peace that surpasses all understanding. Nothing could explain my feeling better.

[@breezyveezy1]

Agreed. I had hope for the first time in Years.

[@Ecgmma]

No. The truth is that cities have a lot of freeloaders that don’t want their free checks to go away.

[@zeAristotle]

The cities generally subsidize the rest of the country. Cities are where most wealth is generated and where majority tax is collected.

[@suzybearheart530]

More and more, I wish people getting handouts weren't allowed to vote.

[@yoland5837]

I mean if it weren’t for the economic output these cities produce we wouldn’t be a global superpower

[@davidreyna7712]

And don't forget, some states send it out in Spanish.

[@dawsonpurkett6246]

@@zeAristotlerural areas are what the cities manage. I can’t think of a single city growing wheat, milking cows or raising chickens. Last i checked, all our lumber is harvested in rural areas. It seems most, if not all our basic needs come out of rural areas…. I live in a city. The most money definitely comes from rural Americans. If we didn’t have rural Americans, our country would be pathetic. The city jobs other than construction wouldn’t exist, because there would be no need for it.

[@davidreyna7712]

Being red in a blue city or state sucks.

[@themodularmodular]

I live in LA county, glad I spend most of my waking time working in the OC which mostly more sane (Red) and don't have to deal with weird softies

[@j2782]

Amen brother

[@MeatCatCheesyBlaster]

It’s fine. I don’t need everyone around me to agree with me because I’m not a snowflake

[@muhdiversity7409]

Driving around here and seeing all the Cackala flags was depressing, no one put out Trump signs despite the vote being super close. I'm in a solid blue state and town but all the towns adjacent to mine turned red. We just seem to have had an influx of people from NYC/Stamford/Hartford and areas like that. My town has been red only once in the last 20 years.

[@asuhdude6668]

@@muhdiversity7409 Connecticut is a depressing state

[@zachstark1]

So funny how we are "uneducated" if we voted Trump. Student loan forgiveness was not buying votes though

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

the ignorant are ignorant of their ignorance - Mark Twain

[@tenorjosh]

They’ve done nothing with student loans. All they’ve done is pass it around to other companies. And nothing has happened to stop the price gouging

[@PodcastClips23969]

The uneducated also voted for Kamala. It’s just that more people with useless, worthless degrees that can’t get the jobs they want, vote Democrat So it’s the MYTH that more “ educated” people are Democrat

[@Oregon727]

@@greatmcluhansghost7134this can be used for both sides heavily. Including this video. Land doesn’t have a vote. Citizens do

[@Cobbido]

I mean it might technically be true but the education that they have recieved is in large part useless and just indoctrination.

[@aquaojo11]

Theo cracks me up... Joe: Did you see the actual map of the country... Theo: I've seen it before.

[@EikottXD]

He's precious.

[@LemThurdy420]

That's amazing lol

[@roynutters]

I caught that one too. So funny!

[@rexseven93]

I'm trying to remember what I saw...

[@runforrestrunn]

Joe didn’t catch it but was real good!

[@pec757]

True Texans must hate the city of Austin

[@23Robusto]

Not really. we look at Austin like Californians look at their state: it is so beautiful, yet its soul is gone

[@Oregon727]

Is that why more people move there than any city? Including Joe?

[@BlastSmack]

Texas out side of blue cities are a dump

[@BlastSmack]

​@@Oregon727 only prices are driving people to move and the pandemic Texas was never the place to be

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

@@Oregon727 yea mainly Californians lol

[@orrin-manning]

“Cities are always going to be blue” Ft. Worth: “hold my beer”

[@jonathonhymel1802]

Miami said hold my pina colada

[@DubRighteous]

Tampa said hold my margarita

[@Idkusername1234]

Phoenix and miami was also red

[@dianetm8557]

@@jonathonhymel1802ahahahaha😂😂😂

[@chazzx7897]

Oklahoma City as well in fact I don't think one county voted blue in Oklahoma.

[@westridgerunner]

The sad and outrageous fact of that map, is that the people that live in those blue areas think they are preordained to preach to the rest of the country how on to live, talk and vote.

[@Basement811]

@@westridgerunner no one thinks like that

[@nickytheanimal2413]

@@Basement811they totally do.

[@Basement811]

@@nickytheanimal2413 no one does

[@AJ-tk1uo]

@@Basement811 That is an absurd statement when the evidence is literally at your fingertips. You're biased, end of story.

[@Basement811]

@@AJ-tk1uo I think your bias

[@Ikke-t4l]

The only blue states had no voter id ..🤔🤔

[@ByronStanley-xo9ep]

Lol, ya neh

[@Spamual2]

Yup. I live in Oregon and they don’t require it

[@JoeyP946]

To everybody in the entire world that sounds ridiculous. You need your ID or passport to vote in every single Western country lol. How else would you fking know if somebody voted 10 times or 1 time

[@JDGtheanimator]

no voter id or no photo id, very suspicious

[@patrickn8355]

@@ByronStanley-xo9ep what you mean lol it’s been easily proven

[@shootem5568]

"I think there was a baby smoking weed" 😂 💀

[@daletruby3262]

Of course the baby was smoking weed it was allowed to live 😂

[@SneedChuck-vm7gv]

"Hey baby what you doing on that street corner?" "IM SELLING WEED, NIGGA!!!"

[@penneyburgess5431]

You’re partially responsible for getting the truth out Joe. Thank you. Thank you so much.❤

[@liamwilson7549]

Time will tell if trump can fix the country or bring us into the next Great Depression. Our country has been through this exact scenario before in the 30s. We tried to boost our economy through the use of tariffs but it had the opposite effect.

[@johnnysupreme5718]

@@liamwilson7549 The idea that Trump has just randomly decided he likes tariffs with no research, no planning and no advice from experts is something the Left loves to peddle but isn't even remotely true. Even in the scenario where tariffs are bad, he could always just be threatening countries with them so they start playing ball with us and he might not even slap them on.

[@acidhedzgamez1867]

@@liamwilson7549 The truth is that presidents have little to no power over the economy. Trump is a con artist, and his followers are a cult. They are supposed to be Christians. He's the most unchristian person to ever run for office. They're supposed to be about family values, the only thing he values is money and himself. They're supposed to be about patriotism, they worship him, a man who has done everything he can to undermine the very system they claim to care so much about. To undermine anything and everything that calls him on his lies and nonsense. Just like all cult leaders do. Tariffs don't work, they never had, they never will. The second any tariff is imposed, the country retaliates by imposing their own. All it does is make things worse. But what point is there in trying to reason with people who are incapable of reason?

[@jamesskinner4752]

Cities got a taste of wealth, and with that came classism and condescension. People became so full of themselves they lost touch with reality and went fucking crazy. Now we’re coming back to the middle.

[@schafer18]

Well put

[@joeroberts2156]

You don't think the Republican party were set up by and for rich people ?

[@joeroberts2156]

You don't think the Republican party were set up by and for rich people ?

[@kingmasterlord]

@@jamesskinner4752 humans aren't meant to live in hives, it drives us crazy. cities are termite mounds.

[@HeidiWillToWin]

Great point!

[@hlf_coder6272]

Part of the problem is that people keep using the loaded term "progressive". Personally, I don't consider authoritarian collectivism to be a form of progress. Quite the opposite.

[@dawsonpurkett6246]

I definitely agree with you. I heard a line from a song; “there’s a general misconception, that movement in any direction is progression.” It’s safe to say the US is exhausted of the current progressives.

[@wtfserpico]

This is a symptom of the forced change in language that the "progressives" have been pushing for a few decades.

[@seanhastings4432]

This election was authoritarian collectivism vs authoritarian corporatism. Congratulations, the corporatists won. Life will still suck.

[@Dunk1It1Hard]

The word your looking for is regressive

[@seanhastings4432]

@@hlf_coder6272 This election was authoritarian collectivism vs authoritarian corporatism. Congratulations, the corporatists won. We still live in an authoritarian country, just one that prioritizes the rich and powerful instead of marginalized people.

[@Calife-xt8jm]

Anybody else noticed that even the media is starting to change

[@mrpollopizza]

Not particularly, Could you elaborate please.

[@Calife-xt8jm]

@ do you watch all media

[@mrpollopizza]

@@Calife-xt8jm yes

[@RobVerdone]

But everyone still lives in poverty though....

[@BMD2024]

Change to what? They have been the Democratic propaganda machine for the past 8+ years. A leopard can't change it's spots.

[@Raymond-gs5nd]

we get a 2-4 year timeout of craziness

[@jayrideau]

“They” are still working implementing digital id and CBDC. Elon wants that too.. The WEF isn’t just going to throw their cards down now. The US government is still Geo-engineering, they are spraying in Calgary daily and we don’t even get to know what they’re using.. ETC.

[@Carlos-Dangerous]

Just 2yrs. President power fades quickly after midterms in their 2nd term as they can’t run again and everyone focuses on the replacement

[@PumpkinHoard]

Meh, last time they did everything in their power to MAKE the country crazy while he was in office.

[@glorymanheretosleep]

@@Carlos-Dangerous Yeah, the voters are going to remember why red is not good for them considering Red never promised to 'shrink' government nor public spending. Which is what many want to see.

[@Amin-al-Husseini_1941picture]

@@Carlos-Dangerous hopefully they imprison Trump then.. in order for him to technically not serve his 2nd term and let Vance handle the rest. this bites leftists in the ass, just a massive backfire and the dude is safe from snipers. this way he technically can serve a 3rd

[@brianroach5282]

Everyone in Texas calls Austin, Lil Cali

[@kidchaos1313]

That's why I moved out of Austin...tells you who all moved there. hypocrites that don't want the left-wing policies they voted for in Cali, Chicago, NY but then vote for the idiots while in a primarily red state who's policies you want to actually live in.

[@ArmyOfZin]

Texas is just fifteen minutes away from Austin.

[@tom4208]

lmao, dont even compare us to that shitshow... atleast we have a beautiful landscape and awesome weather here in cali... here when it snows and rains people dont get all scared and stupid and cause 45 car pile ups....

[@KP-Tres]

​@@tom4208 Austin is cali bunch of hippie mfs

[@eddievenegas8267]

East California

[@josephanthonytedeschi2244]

We were unburdened by the burden that has burdened us.

[@johndoe-id8td]

lets be clear about how clear we clearly need to be

[@wrenglish]

I hope Austin doesn’t mess up Texas, STAY RED TX!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@Jaybee8876]

Trump won Texas by 14%. I think we're going to be okay, but I was nervous a few years ago.

[@RSD22.]

@@Jaybee8876 ok but i wanna the great Texas win by 25 pts ya know? Keep those American Values strong!!! God Freedom Football

[@gavsmithmusic]

Bring in voter ID and USA stays RED

[@Jaybee8876]

@@RSD22. That will come after 4 more years of Trump. The whole country will see the light.

[@MARCOSCASH956]

I dought it, I live in the Rio Grande Valley,the 4 most southern counties in Texas(Starr,Hidalgo,Cameron,Willacy). As far back as i can remember they have always been blue counties, well not no more. Mr Trump flipped all 4.🇺🇸

[@Daaangiit]

I live in Palo Alto and I noticed how different my area is. In Palo Alto I saw a lot of Kamala Harris signs here and there, I honestly expected more. In Redwood City there was people wearing MAGA hats and people were selling trump merchandise. If you pay attention to Palo Alto a block in Palo Alto is about 5-7 homes and if you compare that to a block in Redwood City where the blocks have more houses/apartments, that alone told me that Trump had full support of the working people here in my area and it made me happy to know that people weren’t falling for Kamala’s gas lighting.

Both PA and RWC were sorta considered at least 'reddish' as recently as the early 2000s. Hillsborough, M Park, Atherton, B.game, etc. Stanford, Hoover Inst.....all. considered 'conservative' for the BA. Santa Clara County as well.

[@DeoFrutuoso]

Lived in Santa cruz and often worked out that way. Thankfully i moved 5 years ago. I drove from the deep south to Pennsylvania and saw nothing but trump signs everywhere. I only saw two harris signs in Pennsylvania. I knew she wouldn’t win in a fair election

[@510DeshawnPlays]

I’m Berkeley, all Kamala over here lol

[@TheWutangclan1995]

I went to the MSG rally and I remember parking at my old friend’s neighborhood that was close to the school we went to in Manhattan and I saw a man wearing a Maga hat. That tells me how much people are sick and tired of the woke craziness. Especially in my home state of NYC.

[@Andreyabish]

Lmao, i live in Santa Cruz and there’s a clear correlation between being privileged and being a democrat

[@DASHERU23BGE]

The red knows where food comes from. The blue doesn't know where food comes from.

[@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661]

The red also knows working=steady money. The blue thinks art, music, soap boxing, and love should pay 100k a year

[@Basement811]

@@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661that makes no sense

[@debellatios]

But the blue subsidizes the red area so the farmers don’t go bankrupt.

[@BreenBreen710]

​@@debellatiosexactly 😂 Always bailing them out

[@UseLogicNotEmotion]

​@@BreenBreen710False!

[@TrollsForHire]

High population centers are more dependent on government assistance/control

[@seanhastings4432]

Or maybe Republican policies just aren’t applicable in areas with a larger population than your average small town?

[@mr.skeleton5536]

@@seanhastings4432 Think it could be the other way around as well?

[@mambi74]

@@mr.skeleton5536 Best city I've ever been-in/lived-in was NYC during Giuliani's administration - he cleaned it up (seemingly overnight) and had the city running as good as humanly possible. I wrote about this on X, but that whole blue/red thing is BS - I listed my top 5 "values" from 2000 (me) to 2024 (me), nothing changed except my party "affiliation".

[@tachyon8317]

They do like licking government jackboots

[@noah1322]

​@@mambi74not true at all. Rural areas have higher rates of people on SNAP, disability, Medicaid, medicare, social security, etc. Also, rural towns source more of their budgets from state and federal assistance from infrastructure.

[@BigginsInAmerica]

Joe Rogan is only now realizing that places like Michigan are all red except for 4 counties where the 3 largest cities are and all of Illinois is red except Chicago.

[@Leroy-df3ee]

Odd that he didn't know that. The only blue areas are the Northeast and Hawaii.

[@debellatios]

In other words, the majority of their population is generally blue. Cities and counties are irrelevant. People vote, not land. Cook County has 40% of the state’s population and has 4.8M more people living in it than the average county in Illinois 😂 winning that one county is the equivalent of winning 42 other counties in Illinois.

[@Leroy-df3ee]

@@debellatios Most areas of the country are traditional, conservative, and patriotic. It's the lunatic fringe that reside in the cities that are regressive and anti-America.

[@clayton5584]

Illinois is a bad place to be

[@ao-111]

@@debellatios Not quite. The EC means that "land" has a say, and thank God it does.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

Something must be done about Austin. lol

[@ComeAlongKay]

We were so close to getting palm beach it really annoys me. That’s by far the largest blue spot on Florida and adds a lot of blue to the map that with less than one percent more red we wouldn’t have. And that’s DJT’s private headquarters it’s like come on we need that red. Man was so close.

[@GameCritic101]

Too many trans

[@joeroberts2156]

​@@ComeAlongKayWhy do you care?

[@clearlakecf7372]

What a shame and dump that place has turned into.

[@TheDieselndust]

Houston and Dallas too!

[@ButchersBoys]

Watching before the election night in uk the media was saying it's the closest election in history. It wasn't close at all.

[@brendab.8473]

Huh, imagine them lying!

[@chriscornelius2518]

It was close. Charlie Kirk has a really good take on the point.

[@debellatios]

It wasnt close at all? Kamala Harris was about 183,000 votes away from winning the election…. Out more than 149M votes cast. That means the election was decided by 0.1%… but yeah it wasn’t close at all 😂😂😂😂

[@ButchersBoys]

@@debellatios she lost nearly every state. He was a landslide lose. Granted she might of done better if she did podcasts and was in the race alot earlier.

[@debellatios]

@@ButchersBoys she lost nearly every state? She won 20 of them… it obvious you people in the UK don’t know how our elections work. And again, she lost the election by less than 200,000 votes out of 149,000,000 votes. That’s insanely close

[@garrettgreen9667]

Virginia being decided by 2 counties when nearly the entire state is red is ridiculous. The two counties up north live entirely different lives than the rest of the state.

[@Basement811]

No Richmond and Hampton Roads tend to be blue

[@shibity]

It's almost like everyone's vote should count directly towards the election instead of a stupid system that assigns all electors to the state-level winner. If only there was some way we could just count votes directly so that everyone's vote meant something... hmmm....

[@rgdavis2483]

As a conservative from Virginia, who now lives in Central New York, it’s frustrating that NYC controls our gubernatorial race even though much of the rest of the state votes red.

[@anthonyfaccaro7118]

Live in illinois. Will always be blue because of chicago. I think only 7 counties were blue.

[@clayb.]

I think everyone who doesn't live in a large city is getting pretty sick of them determining the whole state. Michigan sure is

[@gestapo81]

One of the big factors the big cities are blue is state employees - the public administration people are having sweetbass jobs with more than decent pay, unions and ensured pension. The biggest example in 2024 is DC.

[@DHarr-m6g]

Civil servants and welfare dependents

[@notallowedtobehonest2539]

But the biggest factor are the bluks.... but nobody talks about that

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

Great point

[@arthurbrumagem3844]

@@notallowedtobehonest2539they are over represented in govt jobs so it’s no surprise

[@muscleman125]

Nah, it's because cities are diverse places full of many cultures that politicians can easily prey upon. Not to mention, cities often have a sense of pride; if you don't think or behave like others in your city, you may be ostracized.

[@oSTYNCLSYo]

We never had blue states, only blue cities.

[@DesertStateInEU]

Well Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont, and half of New Hampshire. But the state of New York is hilarious, most of it is red, if it wasn't for those few cities then NY would've went for Republicans.

[@shibity]

@@DesertStateInEU True, if you don't count the places where most of the population lives then they'd be red LOL

[@DesertStateInEU]

@@shibity Fun fact with that argument - The red counties produce ALL of the food that the blue cities consume LOL

[@shibity]

@@DesertStateInEU Another fun fact: Neither party has voted against agriculture subsidies in the last 100 years. There's literally no difference in party when it comes to agricultural policy LOL

[@DesertStateInEU]

@@shibity Another fun fact - People working in agriculture have actual life experience and therefore can make well informed decisions that make sense in practice, as opposed to people living in urban population centers where they have very limited experience in their echo bubble of comfort LOL

[@TheNorthman429]

So true only real reason Colorado is blue is 90% just because of Denver

[@sortofanoakyafterbirth3661]

Philly makes PA blue sometimes, Chicago and Illinois, San Francisco/Oakland/LA and California, Atlanta and Georgia, NYC and NY, Minneapolis/St Paul and MN, Arlington/DC area and VA, Seattle and WA, Portland and OR, etc etc

[@debellatios]

No, the reason Colorado is blue is because the majority of voters in the state vote blue. I don’t know why y’all bring cities and counties into it. 😂 people vote, not land.

[@shibity]

You mean where all the people live? LOL

[@richatlarge462]

​@@debellatios It's still interesting though to realize what a tiny chunk of the country, relatively speaking, is filled with "blue people". Liberals are living in small areas (New England, Pacific Coast, plus various "islands of blue" in between).

[@debellatios]

@ tiny chunk of the land. Those “tiny areas” are where 83% of Americans live… that’s also where most registered republicans live. Trump got more votes from those blue areas than he did the red areas….

[@skyelord6229]

Cities tend to have transplants, people who come from other places for education, employment, or for cultural/lifestyle reasons. s cities are more expensive, the more educated will get the better jobs and be able to afford city life. Another factor I take seriously is the connection/disconnection from the land. The closer one lives to the land, the more of a realist one tends to be. Those who live disconnected from it tend to be more idealistic, IMHO. To me this election seemed to be between reality and idealism.

[@jaredfalk7701]

One correction: it’s idealism steeped in stupid ideas, not just idealism.

[@EGarrett01]

Yes, the less connection you have between your own actions and results, the more you tend to fall for Marxism. It's a fantasy philosophy that appeals to emotions and ignorance but can't win any real test.

[@AmbianceBetter-lx3js]

This is one of the smartest comments I've seen re this election.

[@AmbianceBetter-lx3js]

@@jaredfalk7701 idealism steeped in stupidity& realism steeped in fatalism.

[@AmbianceBetter-lx3js]

Joe Rogan is the voice of the people, he smokes a TON of weed and is an ambassador for brain damaging combat sports. Dana White, trumps other ambassador is making money off of a slap league, literally getting rich of free brain damage. We are Fatalist.

[@RoughRaiders13]

Note to self, never visit Austin, Texas. Lmao

[@nappyjim]

Search for "God hates Austin" by Tyler Cassidy

[@hornfarrierservice9526]

2:19 Cities are blue because of handouts.

[@bradthompson5383]

Lol, rural people get more handouts than cityfolk. Are you that poorly informed? Well, you're rural, so yes.

[@greenfinmusic5142]

Why are the largest cities blue, while the rest of the country is red? 1) easier to get away with massive cheating if done in a small number of locations; 2) organized crime is centered in large cities; 3) easier to forcibly propagandize/brainwash people when in concentrated areas; 4) cityfolk are more hive-like/slave-like, and are generally trained to be cogs in machines, not independent/self-reliant; 5) people often move to cities because they need help (jobs, health, etc), so are more prone to wanting handouts; What other reasons did I miss?

[@TruthMatters-yj2gi]

excellent take! I was thinking #4 was really important in my mind, but you nailed it

[@wtfserpico]

6) Citifolk tend to live in isolated bubbles while convincing themselves that their city has made them world-wise, and thus look down upon and dismiss anyone outside of cities as inferior and stupid.

[@SpookyBeatsMemphis]

Minorities tend to congregate in larger cities and they typically vote as a monolith.

[@kftc1980]

The self reliance vs dependence things is the big one. The government is there to protect me and provide for me (blue), as opposed to a necessary evil I want as little to do with as possible (red). How much space you have around has a big impact on which way you go there. The “protection” piece is a little murky. Red wants borders, national security, peace through strength, and consistent law enforcement, Blue wants social engineering and selective enforcement to make things “fair.”

[@muscleman125]

Cities are diverse places which makes it easier to prey on cultural values/beliefs. Cities are also massive money printers. Without cities, rural Americans wouldn't survive. People in cities know that their home town is valuable to the region; and they want to continue to protect their status, whether that be a financial status or a moral status.

[@billd7453]

The Sunlight hit the country.

[@nuchvadir]

Certainly feels that way

[@johndoe-id8td]

dems in full melt down mode like they lost the WiFi signal

[@PlatinumState]

@@billd7453 no, actually sewage hit the country

[@dinoblacklane1640]

@PlatinumState Yeah it did. In 2020

[@billd7453]

@@dinoblacklane1640 In 2020 the country was brought to the gates of hell.

[@EdgarFriendly-op3rn]

Its the ones that make vs the ones that take.

[@bradthompson5383]

Rural areas take. Blue areas make.

[@Verm518]

Were winning again. Feels good man.

[@FUBAR1986]

When I voted in PA, I had to show proof of my residence address

[@65sheilakay]

Tennessee had a LOT of folks moving in from California. Saw a lot of negative comments warning them about the political stance being brought over. Refreshing to see the red map, most of them being conservative.

[@filmbuff4]

Maybe it brought conservatives fleeing California instead of liberals fleeing it and going to Austin.

[@wtfserpico]

I live in Idaho and we have a ton of California and Colorado expats as well. Every single one of them that I've met has explicitly stated that they moved to Idaho because they are conservative and wanted to live in a place that was majority conservative.

[@richatlarge462]

@@wtfserpico Exactly - I don't know how that was missed before, but it should be obvious now after the election.

[@Basement811]

@@65sheilakay that’s dumb only Nashville had some blue parts but the majority is red

[@JillBowers-i7x]

Texas has had a lot of Californians move to Austin. Enough said.

[@lsunationalchamps08]

“Have you seen the map of the actual country” “I’ve seen it before” 🤣😂🤣☠️

[@darbyheavey406]

Defund these universities.

[@BreenBreen710]

Defund the police and Military.

[@edheldude]

Just stop providing gov back student loans. The market will sort his out.

[@Channel-io4xu]

@@BreenBreen710 Only jews that want your country to fall believe that

[@seanhastings4432]

@@edheldude”The market will sort this out” sounds insane to anyone old enough to remember 2008.

[@muscleman125]

you realize most of these universities are private businesses right? The governemnt can't just go in and take all their money for no reason. The gov't could stop subsidizing these schools, but that's not something that's happening all the time or to an extreme level. If anything go to a state-ran school, they tend to have way less political nutjobbery going on. Everyone goes to state schools purely for their education and future.

[@michaelbosisto6259]

Here in Washington they redraw the county lines, thus giving cities more control over the rest of the state.

[@JoeCab]

Joe Rogan and Elon Musk are American Heroes.

[@RandomInternetProfile]

I watched the full video but had to click on this just to see Theo acknowledge to Rogan that hes indeed seen a US map before, to further realize Rogan was referring to the election map specifically 😂

[@redstallion3630]

Then after folks graduate college and wise up they vote red lol.

[@Geardrive427-ip8vj]

No they graduate collage very blue. They only go red after working for something to conserve.

[@mambi74]

​@@Geardrive427-ip8vj "republicans" were all in on the Iraq war and other crap in 2001 + patriot act + the monster beurocratic agencies the bushcheney machine set up (I saw thru it and was against it)... Now libs/warhawks are all in on the Ukraine conflict + shut down free speech (X) + weaponized DOJ (I've been against all those since day 1) - I didn't change. only the colors changed.

[@JmanHarbo]

Nah im still socialist difference is Trump is passing tariffs which is what we wanted to make the country strong

[@weeblordgaming6062]

@@Geardrive427-ip8vjI’m still in college and I voted for Trump🇺🇸

[@bradthompson5383]

The truly intelligent are not red or blue.

[@justinh2832]

Tony got lucky ASF😂 id love to see background footage of him after the fallout 😂

[@cesaravegah3787]

And no more blue cities, just purple ones.

[@shibity]

Everywhere is purple, believe it or not. Elections are generally won by like ~3% differences.

[@blackened872]

You guys have not been to Massachusetts. Blue all the way through.

[@chinaman1]

Baby smoking weed is madness.

[@paulycoleman98]

Looking at that map makes you realize why the electoral college is so important

[@Whitemink32]

It should really just be the popular vote.

[@paulycoleman98]

@ no it should not be. That would disenfranchise and hurt the will and unity of the states even greater than the media has.

[@Whitemink32]

@@paulycoleman98 everyone would have an equal vote under the popular vote. If anything is disenfranchising it’s the electoral college because your individual vote is lumped with the states electoral status.

[@Whitemink32]

Essentially, you are disenfranchised when the state you live in votes a majority in for a different party. You feel like your vote doesn’t matter. Also, independents definitely feel this way in a two party system. Popular vote eliminates this disenfranchisement.

[@paulycoleman98]

@ not true.

[@ItsaPastaboy]

I think what the map shows is unity. It's lovely to see.

[@dangledoop7672]

They can stay miserable in their cities lol

[@drunkn5320]

There was a baby smoking weed 😂

[@e5toro7008]

So you're telling me that Austin is worse than Los Angeles?? 🤯 WoW

[@SirishShrestha-w6z]

Yea,la was kinda good just sf was bad with it's mayor,,la residents just want to enjoy not like sf working and not caring abt outside world

[@HandlesAreStupid2024]

It's always been this way. Friendly reminder where the food comes from.

[@blive4k732]

City people are dependent. They need government resources. Everyone else mostly fends for themselves. Thats what determines political affiliation the most, not race or gender.

[@thewayithastobe]

every single joke theo throws joe misses

[@Geardrive427-ip8vj]

Because Joe is dumb and doesn't think like a comedian. Even though he claims to be one EVERYDAY.

[@b.alexanderjohnstone9774]

And without electoral college most of the campaign would be in those Blue bits.

[@Dylinto]

I really hope UK is taking notes..

[@benbeasant3443]

Similar to UK where Labour has firm grip on London and university towns.

[@ArnoldFreeman-n9g]

So many foolish youngins thought getting a university education will ascend them to the managerial class. Many ended up finding themselves working labor and paying off insurmountable student debt while getting screwed by all the ideas they once supported like mass immigration. This redwave must be the beginning or enlightenment.

[@ArnoldFreeman-n9g]

I think all the foolish youngins who got degress must be waking up now to the fact it disn’t get them into the managerial class and they are now struggling in the working class with student debt and getting screwed by all the modern managerial class ideas they once supported.

[@patrickbateman7369]

Theo's brain doesn't work quick enough to be on a show like this!!

[@davidmarrier2737]

What's really going to be amazing is when the RINO's are outed. Pay attention people.

[@samuelpeterson7043]

🤣

[@weeblordgaming6062]

How come there are rinos but no dinos

[@Mariodash23]

I live in Illinois, and despite every single county in our state voting Red, Chicago ended up having all the say and demanded us be Blue. I genuinely hate cities and city folk.

[@tippy4674]

@@Mariodash23 Feel that, especially if you live in the southern part and are away from all the big cities and suburbs, Chicago and it's people are disillusioned to the fact that everyone should want what they have over the whole state. That being said to all the transplants coming from Red States to this "Blue" one, don't...just stay where you are at, we already have enough problems as it is.

[@willbart1236]

“ things were right in your face“ Better late than never.

[@nerobaal6655]

They fight for a book they’ve never read and deny education

[@nerobaal6655]

This is some profoundly sick SHT

[@tyrant7290]

I live in MA, blue asf unfortunately. They didn't check id's but we had to check in with the specfic precint and provide name/address etc.

[@rbuddy4765]

KZbin slows watching or even tuning into your show but I’m patient .

[@ShaneChaffin]

"ey somebody tell that baby to pass the damn blunt already"

[@JoshAlicea1229]

Its that same baby Dave Chappell was talking about that was selling weed in DC 😂

[@oc7078]

lol at rogan not getting the hair transplant joke

[@meggrotte4760]

I felt like for the first time in 40 years Americans actually have power again. 😊 It felt like possibly now with Trump being in office we could actually see what the American dream is like. When the American dream becomes moving to another country you know you have a problem❤ I think Americans are burned out on physical and spiritual poverty❤

[@richardkim3652]

As a Texan we are ashamed of Austin.

[@PlatinumState]

@@richardkim3652 more like envious

[@richardkim3652]

@@PlatinumState No ashamed. They believe in 10 different sex and genders and have 20 different pronouns if you go over there. Just like most of California

[@zzz7zzz9]

"Did you see the map of the country" "I've seen it before".

[@wesleybrown1269]

Joes thinking, “I guess I need to move to Tennessee.”

[@Geardrive427-ip8vj]

His type will wreck every area they go. Joe is able to hide his complete lack of common sense in his podcast. In truth he is and always has been a dumb liberal only now acting more conservative because it was popular this time around.

[@jaysmith172]

Joe: “have you seen a map of the country….” Theo: “oh yeah I’ve seen that before.”😂

[@Wordgoblin]

We need state electoral college that way all the non-city residents in states get their voice heard.

[@shibity]

That's exactly what the popular vote does. Everyone has the exact same weight and everyone's vote actually contributes to the outcome of the election.

[@seanhastings4432]

How? City populations outnumber rural populations.

[@EricWolfe-w3c]

Exactly, you win the most counties in the state, you win the state.

[@shibity]

@@EricWolfe-w3c That'd be truly idiotic lol

[@seanhastings4432]

@@shibity So this is what they mean when they say “We’re Republic, not a democracy!” They want the system rigged in their favor.

[@WendyHamill]

So very obvious why those cities are an absolute mess!

[@bradthompson5383]

Rural areas are a bigger mess. Farms with buildings falling apart. Meth everywhere. Drunks everywhere. Rural areas are the parasites.

[@kevinsullivan2362]

VT. is Blue. So is MA.

[@TXboi98]

0:23 lmao yo 😂

[@patrickn8355]

Same thing that had me dying

[@YellowPercocets]

Heath Cortez for sure lol 😂

[@imchase7796]

Theo crazy as hell 😂

[@fuuuuuwahhhh5276]

Both Joe and Theo did some blow. Both of them were wiping around their noses a couple of times 😂

[@tys1646]

I turned California red 🔴

Theo has GOT to be a simulation

[@zacharycrooks3729]

No he’s not, he’s just a real person. Wtf

@zacharycrooks3729 lighten up Zach...we're on the same page bud

[@astroboy6515]

State Level Electoral College

[@shibity]

That's what the popular vote would be lmao

[@Whitemink32]

Should just be a popular vote

[@astroboy6515]

@Whitemink32 Disagree. Popular votes in California and New York are what turn them blue. Their cities outnumber their entire state, but they vote for evil and filth.

[@judypratt2868]

theo saw a baby smoking weed ?

[@7779-c3m]

JOE , THANK YOU !!!!

[@videowilliams]

Yeah, I can see from Australia what Texans say of Austin.

[@josephtepe3625]

I’m “uneducated” and make more money than 95% of grads 😂. Yall wasted your money lol

[@wattson1993]

First off how dare you be trained in an actually necessary job

[@honeysmom23]

Oklahoma showed up!

[@crimsonshadowx6]

Were knew the mission and we crushed it

[@texasbull5338]

That last statement of Austin is embarrassing. We should turn the City of Austin and make it Austin California officially

[@Basement811]

California is way better then Texas regardless of col and homelesssness

[@CaseyCampbe]

"Try that in a small town" "Ok" - Oxycontin

[@bradthompson5383]

You like songs that promote vigilante justice against people practicing free speech rights.

[@liamjohnson8000]

California was called before a single vote was counted..

[@45noop]

1:00 “I’ve seen it before” 😂😂😂

[@spacebunz]

The young minds are so easily fooled.

[@zimmy4868]

Exactly, easy manipulation.

[@JACKOTACO]

For sure, good thing we have Podcasters who do not have biases where they cannot fool young minds!

[@Mr.Goodkat]

A crude generalisation, no better than saying female minds are easily fooled.

[@weeblordgaming6062]

How are young minds fooled, a lot of young people are swinging republican nowadays

[@acidhedzgamez1867]

Trump, most unchristian person imaginable. No family values. Utter failure as a businessman. Lies constantly. Undermined the country, the media, the law, and anything else that calls him on his nonsense. Criminal. Poster boy for silver spoon upbringing. Con artist who created a cult. But sure, keep telling yourself that it's the other side that is easily fooled.

[@valleyproductions1]

That's a beatles tune Theo.. Trump all day!!!! Only idiots wanted blue

[@loriethomas169]

My dad died on election day. I hope they were cheering in heaven when Trump won. Daddy sure wanted him to

[@michaelmarshall1713]

The Last Man Standing Won For All Men.

[@tomthackeray5455]

Massachusetts, Vermont, Hawaii. Believe me, i unfortunately live in Massachusetts, people are completely brainwashed

[@blackened872]

Me too. And you’re completely correct.

[@celpabedn]

Will Trump be able to clean out the universities?

[@IndependentThoughts-po7sf]

Education department should be ashamed of themselves

[@dante340]

Densely populated areas often require policies & regulations that prioritize collective needs over individual needs, hence causing them to almost always lean blue. Due to the fact that SO many people have to coexist among one another in the cities, large metro areas typically cannot function under the same administrative practices as smaller & lesser populated rural areas. It's just not sustainable. When you're living in a high-rise building with hundreds/ thousands of other tenants, your personal freedoms are going to be a tad bit compromised. It's simply inevitable.

[@Ryan-wx1bi]

Hence why so many people have federal government overreach. What's good in one area is not good for another. Let the states and cities decide what's best for them. Yet so many Democrats want total power in one centralized area

[@cliffordfernandez3524]

@@Ryan-wx1bibingo!!! But they want cities everywhere

[@seanhastings4432]

@@Ryan-wx1biIf that’s true, how come Democrats never bother campaigning in rural areas?

[@seanhastings4432]

@@cliffordfernandez3524Then how come it’s Republican-run small towns getting gentrified into small cities? Because developers keep donating to their reelection campaigns.

[@coreyjennings4910]

Theo Von is the funniest dude on Earth

[@CDRabbitHole]

"I've seen it before." made me lol