True story bowhunter

Based on what Rogan has said about Trump in the past I sure don't think that's ever going to happen.

I would really like to sit around a campfire with those two, some nice wood cooked backstrap, Lee Steinmeyer and some of his delicious wine, maybe a nice mess of lions mane mushroom, in some wild place, and converse all night.

22 million views, 20 hours in.

From what has been reported in the past you might be disappointed in DJT culinary tastes. Reported that he prefers well done and ketchup and is a teetotaler.

But that's okay he would be a much better dinner companion than cackling kamala.

I watched it. Pretty boring.

Disappointed in Joe Rogan and Trump. But business is business.

My homes won't endorse a candidate, but I can guarantee you who he will vote for. He's the best to ever touch a football, but he's a celebrity, and you know how they vote.

Rogan has an invite out to the Kamala camp for an interview. That would be a reason for no endorsement.

When I search youtube for this podcast it doesn't even show up on the first page right now. It just shows clips of it linked to MSM. 33 million views in 2 days and its not even trending in youtube. Election interfering at its finest.

ol' dad

I searched for the podcast and it was the first thing that popped up. I have about 30 minutes left. Its been a good interview I think. At 2 hours and 16 minutes Joe is starting to press him a little bit and make him expand on the things hes saying about election interference. I think this is one worth listening to

I copied this from the voting thread , Think it fits here better.


A Facebook post my son made, there is definitely some of the younger generations that still think for themselves.

"I spent yesterday afternoon taking bred ewes to the livestock hauler. I drove from North Reno to Red Bluff CA and with 8 hours on the road, I decided it was the perfect time for some JRE.

I really enjoyed 3 uninterrupted hours listening to Joe talk with President Trump. The openness of the conversation truly allowed me to think critically about the topics they were discussing and forget about the propaganda and hateful rhetoric that is often used by all sides of mainstream media.

The route took me through just a few of the multi-hundred-thousand acre wildfire burn scars in our region. To my surprise, Joe and Donald actually discussed the mismanagement of our forests, public lands, and water recourses. Though “raking” our forests is not feasible grazing definitely is…

Donald and Joe also discussed the benefits of tariffs and why so many American industries have died or are well on their way. While, listening to another podcast on the way home I was reminded of the Wool/mohair Incentive. For those of you that don’t know there used to be a tariff on wool that was brought into the United States, the money was then used to subsidize the wool producers in America grew. It was simply a way to make American natural fibers competitive in the market place against the growing number of foreign synthetic fibers, that now many are questioning the safety of. As the tariff and incentive faded away, so did the American sheep industry.

As the sheep faded from places like the Sierra Nevada mountains, West Texas, And the Great Basin the number and size of wildfires in these places began to increase leading us to where we are about 40 years later. In 2022 over 7.5 MILLION acers burned in wild fires. The sheep used to mimic large herds of herbivores who “raked” or grazed these harsh landscapes before urban sprawl and the human population made it impossible for these large herds of deer, elk and bison to exist.

If you’ve ever taken this route, you know there’s plenty of downtime in cell phone service. I got to thinking about how tariffs benefitted an industry before I was even a part of it, what our public lands and open spaces would look like if it had continued, and how many ways a similar philosophy could be applied to so many industries like Joe and Donald discussed. What if? Could a tariff on wool/ lamb help to ensure that our garments, food and fiber are produced as fair trade, humanely, safely, and ethically? Could it be a piece of a solution for our desperate public lands? Could it help revitalize the remnants of a once thriving industry?

My big take away was Donald Trump is the only candidate with a holistic view, common sense, and the tenacious fortitude to successfully make positive change for American families.

These are just some of my driving thoughts. Let’s make America Healthy again, Go vote."

Pretty proud dad here

Good post from your son!

Joe will for sure have a mess of his preferred mushrooms if he's planning to sit around the campfire. Those of the "magic" variety.

Listened to the first hour. Will finish today.

So far, not great.

Problem the media has now and why they hate Elon Musk is you can go to X which use to be twitter and find out what's really going on not just here but around the world. It is shocking to discover so much news that our media won't cover, lot going on if you tune out the corporate news media and look for just facts without all the goofy spin.

If you search for the entire podcast, Google is suppressing it when one does a Google search.

Imagine that.

What are yall searching that you arent finding the interview? I google start to type in 'Joe rogan t' and it automatically populates 'joe rogan trump interview.' The first one is the youtube video in its entirety and the second result is the spotify version of the whole podcast. I think the youtube version has 330+million views so I dont think its being that surpressed.

watch this video. This was the same thing happening when I did the search. However, today it is showing up at the top. go figure.



ol' dad

just read that JD Vance is going on Rogan this week

That's called good journalism.

Kamala issued him a list of demands to agree to an interview. He refused to accommodate them.