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About that Rogan 'apology' video *UNEDITED* (Audio) (Patreon)

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2022-02-03 07:20:34
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The audio version of the video version.

Wherein we see if Joe's apology/explanation is as convincing as many seem to believe.

Grumpy buggers that we are, colour us skeptical...

Interested what others think though!

Comments

Jim Murray

Yes, this "apology" infuriated me as well. It's all very well saying you want people with differing views on, but the claims being made by Malone and McCullough are absolutely appalling. Malone in particular is clearly saying that there is a global plot, supported by the US government to kill people and instigate some sort of ill defined "control" through vaccinations. Some people are going to take this seriously, not get vaccinated and then die of Covid. If only 1% of his audience decide not to get vaccinated based on his show that is potentially hundreds of people who will end up dying. Joe is not taking responsibility for the fact that he is in some very real sense responsible for these deaths, and that's what annoys me.

Conal dunn

Brilliant analysis. Thanks so much. I’ve cancelled my sub to Sam Harris who is clearly an oaf for endorsing this false apology. Also I noticed that Jordan Peterson had twittered that rogan told a good Neil young story. No He didn’t. His story had little to Do with NY and simply described rogan running away from trouble that presumably he was contracted to prevent. Rogan is a frickin coward too it seems. Best wishes conal

Jennydiver

Bravo! As usual, you give clear, concise arguments. I could not believe Shermer, Harris, et al and their 'atta boy' statements on Twitter. Incredibly disappointing. Thank you.

Loki

Excellent !

Jeanne H-B

Rogan is so full of shit that he “loves” Joni Mitchell by praising another artist’s song. In a prepared fauxpology. (“Chuck E.’s in Love” is a Rickie Lee Jones that Joe has mistaken for JM song. FFS.)

Jeanne H-B

Ah, the reliable boilerplate of the Quack Miranda warning* along with the JAQ-ing* off to legally cover their asses. SCAMmy* scum these grifty narcissists are. Who needs morals? Who needs pesky ethics?

Maytree

Regardless of whether or not there are paper trails currently-available leading to Joe Rogan's show itself, we do know that people are dying because of the talking points presented -- that there is a conspiracy to not cure people with hydroxychloriquine, etc. in order to drive up hospitalizations, or vaccines, what have you. Check out this really brutal three part video put up yesterday on the sorryantivaxx site -- a Bay Area man (from last fall) makes it very clear why he didn't get vaccinated, parroting these talking points, and ended up sadly regretting it . . . . https://twitter.com/sorryantivaxxer/status/1488989636613476353?s=20&t=dkzzSLnCAPMmnMLQH8nDEQ This is one of the most moving set of videos I've seen during the pandemic for what is almost certainly happening every day out there . . . . it just happens this guy had chosen to "document" his experience to prove the conspiracy theories true . . .

Ryan Nesselrodt

Good episode. One comment- something I haven’t heard you guys really address in detail (which is fair because it’s hard to sufficiently nuance I think) is how, by stopping shy of outright saying what it is they’re implying, these conspiracy fucks leave room to wriggle out by saying critical people are denying provable facts- particularly around things like CDC “planning” for a pandemic or Moderna working on vaccines before Covid

Ryan Nesselrodt

Those things I’m sure were happening, but that isn’t evidence of a nefarious plot. Of course public health agencies should plan for pandemics, that’s one of their main functions. Of course vaccine companies will be researching different types of vaccines. I think by emphasizing this we can take some of the wind out of the “special secret knowledge” sails that make conspiracies so appealing.

Tristan Flock

Interesting that they talk about a global conspiracy to induce fear in the minds of the masses, yet the people in my life who are currently the most afraid of the world are those who listen to Rogan and his guests. It's also sad that Malone and McCullough rarely (if ever) ask, What if we're wrong? Talk about delusions of grandeur (and with McCullough, this delusion comes off as a cloying neediness: his constant need to remind the audience that he is smart, well credentialed, extremely highly cited, etc., was bizarre).

JGraves

You should also do an episode on Bari Weiss and her defense in her newsletter of Rogan because it’s getting more and more ridiculous

elcid

The left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing. The man has a problem. His defenders are intellectually dishonest, which is a particular problem for Sam Harris given his almost religious like fervour on the matter. As Chris so eloquently phrased it, it’s all so fucking obvious.

Carmel L

Found Joe’s defence hilarious when he said that he loves Joni Mitchell because he loves the song “Chuck E’s In Love”. Joe’s research abilities could be summarised with this example - It’s not a Joni Mitchell song. Maybe Rickie Lee Jones isn’t in the Cooties file where all the important stuff is :)

Rod Hodges

I laughed also at the Joni Mitchell comment. I’m a musician and both Joni and Ricki Lee fan, but any casual listener would know that. Joe is a dumbass. Thanks fellas and how bout Tom Bilyeu? Maybe he’s a too obvious huckster. All I know for sure is he makes sick.

TheRick

Thanks for the mini-episode on the Rogan defense. I'm hoping he keeps his Insta-promise and invites guests with the expertise, communication skills, and guts to counter some of the misinformation he's broadcasted. But I'm not holding my breath. (There's no single perfect person, but Zubin Damania, MD -- aka ZDogg -- is an example of someone who might do a good job.) I've been thinking about the business model of being an outspoken anti-vaxxer these days -- it's a $Billion industry. Aside from Rogan and a few other podcasters (Weinsteins, e.g.) there's Substack, of course. I came across this today in MedPage Today: https://www.medpagetoday.com/opinion/revolutionandrevelation/96978?xid=nl_popmed_2022-02-04&eun=g1897909d0r&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PopMedicine_020422&utm_term=NL_Gen_Int_PopMedicine_Active There are some Gurus mentioned in the piece.

CLP

Since you already have an editor, and already have clips, it may be a good idea to create 90 second soundbites of a guru's greatest hits as promotional material. I think contrasting Joe's inconsistencies here would bring a lot of eyeballs if it made the rounds on reddit

Rod Hodges

Any comments on Bret Weinstein interviewing the Australian senator today? Lots of “terrifying” and “horrible” things going down in Australia according to Bret and this guy. Some of it does sound frankly a little scary if true. Thoughts?

sean in hawaii

Bari Weiss should be a good one. Make sure to dissect her pro Israel rants from the last 15 years.