Joe Rogan reveals the very surprising reaction to his Trump endorsement
Podcaster Joe Rogan has claimed that many unexpected people from all walks of life have personally thanked him for supporting Donald Trump for president.
Rogan voiced his support just one day before the election, after speaking with Elon Musk for a two-hour interview and hosting the Republican candidate on his show.
“He makes, in my opinion, the most compelling case for Trump you will hear, and I agree with him every step of the way,” the podcaster wrote of the Tesla CEO.
‘For the record: yes, that is an expression of support for Trump. Enjoy the podcast’.
He has now said that “hippies, such as artists, musicians and comedians” have contacted him in the aftermath and thanked him for his statements.
“A lot of what people say, they say because they don’t want people to attack them,” Rogan told civil rights attorney Josh Dubin on his The Joe Rogan Experience podcast on Wednesday.
“They say it because they think if they say it, it will purify them, they will be fine.
“If you say you support ‘x’ – maybe you don’t even support ‘x’ – but if you say you support ‘x’ you won’t be attacked and the right people will leave you alone or agree with you . and appreciate or praise you.’
Podcaster Joe Rogan has claimed many unexpected sources, including “hippies” and artists, who have privately thanked him for supporting Donald Trump for president
Rogan voiced his support just one day before the election, after speaking with Elon Musk for a two-hour interview and hosting the Republican candidate on his show
He then claimed that many creatives and people formerly associated with liberal movements told him they were actually Trump supporters – without naming names.
“There’s a lot of them,” Rogan said. ‘There are many people who do not express their opinions. You know [how] A lot of artists who have contacted me are fucking hippies, man, like artists, like musicians, comedians, who have thanked me for supporting Trump because you can’t do it.
“They said they wanted to, but they don’t want to be attacked. They can’t tell,” Rogan claimed.
“They think the country is going in the wrong direction,” he said, claiming they were also opposed to “government control of social media, which we would have had almost completely had Elon not bought Twitter.” ‘
Rogan also argued that having the mass media dominated by one party is a “dangerous precedent that can be set whether it is a right-wing or a left-wing government.”
‘And that’s what you see happening in Britain, where people are being jailed for tweets and Facebook posts. It’s fucking crazy, mind-boggling. The whole thing is crazy,” he continued.
“And it’s a dangerous path we were on. We were on that path.
“Trump has promised that freedom of speech will become a very important part of what he stands for, and that this censorship of information must stop, and that we must stop all government influence over what people have to say.”
Rogan said he agreed with Elon Musk ‘every step of the way’ as he explained his support for the Republican candidate
“That shouldn’t be as revolutionary as it is,” Dubin replied.
“I know, it should be a core principle,” Rogan said. “It’s essentially the First Amendment.”
Many Hollywood A-listers had voiced their support for Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the presidential election – with Oprah and Beyonce even joining the vice president on stage at her campaign events.
This has been claimed ever since she paid extortionate seven-figure sums to A-list donors, although Winfrey and others have denied the claims.
There is also no record on the FEC website that the Harris campaign has paid celebrities such as Megan Thee Stallion, nor Megan Pete, nor Megan Thee Stallion.
