Joe Rogan is America’s most popular podcaster, reaching around 20 million listeners a week. But rogan always falls for fake photos and videos, even if they are widely released. A recent example? Rogan came across another Fake Tweet on Wednesday attributed to President Donald Trump.
Rogan’s latest episode of guests Francis Foster and Konstantin Kisin, both British political commentators, and the protests saw that millions of people took to the streets to protest and oppose Oct. 18.
Rogan also said that if the protests are allowed to happen at all, that should be proof of Trump’s inability to be king. And that’s where he inspired the spectacular tweet he saw – a post made to look like it was from the President on social media.
“No, he didn’t send in the troops to stop the protests,” Rogan said. “Actually, he praised them for doing a good job and said I’m still your president. It’s great. It’s funny.” One of Rogan’s guests walked in and said, “Yeah, I saw that,” with a laugh.
Rogan told his producer to pull the tweet, even though it was clear he was having trouble following it. Rogan told his producer, “” Rogan told his producer the truth. “You can get a picture of it since it was posted everywhere.”
Tweet Tweet rogan that seems to be talking about reading, “Thank you very much to all the protestors that ‘have yesterday’ trying to take my place, but thank you very much for your tireless efforts, I am still your good ruler! But nothing about it is real.
The producer never seemed to get the post, probably because he didn’t want to tell Rogan it was a lie. It’s not even the latest tweet. It first started circulating around the first date on June 14. The screenshot went viral back in June on platforms like X and Instagram. As the Daily Beast notes, the president’s son Donald Trump Jr. He shared a fake tweet but admitted it was fake.
FOX Business Hostria Bartiromo shared a fake post in June again, even though she didn’t know it was fake. The post appears to have been circulated again over the weekend, though Gizmodo hasn’t found any examples that have gone particularly viral of late.
Rogan met and led protests during his show and said they were similar to what happened with Karis’ presidential campaign. The podcast host insisted that the Harris campaign “filled the arenas” with people who were paid to attend, a claim with no basis in fact. Rogan said that he “became a job” for the people in Harris circles and that “it should not be legal” because it is “fake.”
Unsurprisingly, Trump’s actual comments on the Kings protests are somewhat more aggressive than the fake version Rogan highlighted on Wednesday. In fact, Trump shared an AI video on social media that showed him flying a fighter jet and dropping virtual water on protesters.
Rogan is not a bright man. But, again, you have a huge audience in the millions. And he always falls for fake shit, even if the ai videos of Minnesota Gov. tim Walz or tweets about “Jewish tunnels,” found fake accounts with characters like dick stroker.
We can’t just do it as a country, can we?
