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CNN —Popular podcast host Joe Rogan officially endorsed Donald Trump on the eve of the election, a move Trump’s team swiftly touted as a major win in the final hours of their campaign. Rogan on Monday released his latest podcast featuring a two-and-a-half-hour interview with billionaire X owner and top Trump surrogate Elon Musk. Trump, who was onstage in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for his penultimate rally when Rogan made the endorsement, swiftly touted the development. “It just came over the wires that Joe Rogan just endorsed me, is that great. I really hope we can make it happen.”The Harris campaign declined to comment on Rogan’s post.
Persons: Joe Rogan, Donald Trump, Rogan, Elon Musk, , Trump, Joe, ” Trump, Kamala Harris ’, , Harris, ” Rogan Organizations: CNN, Trump Locations: Pittsburgh , Pennsylvania, Austin
In an interview with popular podcaster Joe Rogan, Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance suggested that he and Donald Trump can win the “normal gay guy vote” and that families with transgender children are looking for an edge in Ivy League college admissions. An early portion of the interview focused heavily on transgender people and transition-related medical care, which Vance described as “pharmaceutical conversion therapy” for gay people. “I mean that’s what to me is so crazy about some of the hyper-left-wing reaction,” Vance responded. “Well, I think I’m probably going to pick you, but I don’t know, and I’m not ready to make a decision,” Vance recalled Trump saying. “We’re sitting there watching, like, some stupid show, ‘Emily in Paris’ on Netflix or something,” Vance said, before catching himself.
Persons: Joe Rogan, Vance, Donald Trump, Trump, ” Vance, , Rogan —, , Kamala Harris, Rogan, ” Rogan, I’ve, you’ve, “ I’ve, ” Trump, Butler, I’m, who’s, , “ We’re, Emily Organizations: Ivy League, Harvard, Yale, Yale Law School, , Human Rights, Trump, Republican, Netflix, Service Locations: Minneapolis, Toronto, Butler , Pennsylvania, Cincinnati , Ohio, Cincinnati, Paris
Some comics online did not specifically call out Hinchcliffe’s jokes at the rally but shared broader thoughts about comedians’ crossing the line. On an August episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” Rogan said Trump should hire Hinchcliffe to “write bangers” for him on the road. But Hinchcliffe’s joke about Puerto Rico landed poorly across both political parties. While most comedians did not come to Hinchcliffe’s defense, “The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart said such jokes should have been expected from a comedian like Hinchcliffe. But with Hinchcliffe’s joke, she said, “it almost just felt like he was saying, ‘I don’t like Puerto Ricans,’ which is so clearly offensive.
Persons: Tony Hinchcliffe’s, , Donald Trump’s, ” Hinchcliffe, , Hinchcliffe, Jerry Seinfeld, Jay Black, you’re, Black, , Anthony Jeselnik, Jeselnik, Marc Maron, supremacists, ” Maron, Trump, Joe Rogan, Andrew Schulz, Theo Von, podcasters . Rogan, Rogan, ” Rogan, Danielle Alvarez, María Elvira Salazar, Sen, Rick Scott, Carlos Gimenez, Anthony D’Esposito, Jon Stewart, ” Stewart, Ginny Hogan, ” Hogan, , Jake Flores, ’ ” Flores, it’s “, Tony Organizations: Madison, Trump, Locations: Puerto Rico, New York City, Puerto Ricans
Much of Trump's closing message is focused on illegal immigration, one of the centerpieces of his campaign. The interview, which was widely hyped by Trump and his supporters, was a snapshot of his, at best, untraditional attempt at a campaign closing message and, at worst, his tendency to step on his own policy pushes. The discipline of the Harris campaign contrasts with that of Trump, whose late-cycle rallies have maintained the sort of rambling, unfocused structure he has long been known for. That dynamic can be seen even in his final speeches as Trump tries to close out his third presidential campaign. “This joke does not reflect the views of President Trump or the campaign,” Danielle Alvarez, a senior adviser, said in a statement shortly after the joke was made.
Persons: Donald Trump, Trump, Kamala Harris, Harris, it's, — Trump, , Arnold Palmer, , Joe Rogan, strongmen, Kim Jong Un, Vladimir Putin, Rogan, Xi Jinping, ” Rogan, Palmer, It's, “ Kamala, Donald J, ” Trump, Danielle Alvarez, Biden, Rick Wilson, ” Wilson, Jan, “ Trump, Tony Hinchcliff, ” Danielle Alvarez Organizations: Trump, United, Social Security, NBC, Republican Party, CNN, Republican, Trump Lincoln Project, , Washington , D.C, U.S, Capitol, White House, Sunday, Madison, Garden, MSG Locations: Arizona , Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, United States, Russian, U.S, Latrobe , Pennsylvania, Springfield , Ohio, Congo, Washington ,, Trump, Manhattan, Queens, Puerto Rico, York
Vance, who is expected to hold a campaign event in Pennsylvania later Wednesday, will meet with Rogan at his podcast studio in Austin, Texas. Though this will be his first appearance on Rogan’s show, Vance has appeared on dozens of podcasts since joining the Republican presidential ticket. Last week, the senator sat for two separate podcast tapings — Theo Von and Tim Dillon — for a combined nearly four hours of content. The Trump interview episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” has already garnered over 37.5 million views on YouTube alone in less than a week. The Harris campaign did not immediately respond to Rogan’s post.
Persons: Sen, JD Vance, Joe Rogan, Donald Trump, Vance, Rogan, Theo Von, Tim Dillon —, Bernie Sanders, Harris, Robert F, Kennedy Jr, I’m, Trump, , It's, Kamala Harris, Alex Cooper, Chris Hayes, Ian Sams, , ” Sams, ” Rogan Organizations: Republican, CNN, Democratic, Trump, YouTube, MSNBC Locations: Pennsylvania, Austin , Texas, Ukraine
The Rogan interview is a continuation of Trump turning to nontraditional media outlets, including podcasts, in the weeks leading up to Election Day. Rogan also invited Vice President Kamala Harris to do an interview, but her campaign has declined. Later in the interview, Rogan seemed to foreshadow the fact that Trump’s Lee comment could get him criticized. Vice President Kamala Harris had also been in talks to do an interview with Rogan but it didn’t pan out. As the third hour of the interview approached, Trump said he realized he needed to get to a scheduled rally in Michigan, which he was late for because of the length of the Rogan interview.
Persons: Donald Trump, Joe Rogan, Trump, Rogan, Kamala Harris, Harris, , ” Trump, that’ll, , Joe Biden, John Kelly, ” Rogan, we’ve, Robert E, Lee, Rogan chimed, Trump’s Lee, “ Donald Trump, Robert F, Kennedy Jr, Ian Sams, Mike Johnson of, Mitch McConnell, “ I’ve Organizations: New York Times, South, Trump, MSNBC, Republican, Kentucky Locations: Traverse City, Mich, Ukraine, United States, Las Vegas, Mike Johnson of Louisiana, Michigan
CNN —Former President Donald Trump said on Joe Rogan’s podcast Friday that he would be open to eliminating income taxes, while pushing his sweeping tariff proposal and praising the economic policies of the late 19th century. While talking about tariffs, Trump was asked by Rogan, “Did you just float out the idea of getting rid of income taxes and replacing it with tariffs?”“Well, OK,” Trump said during the interview on “The Joe Rogan Experience.”Rogan asked, “Were you serious about that?”“Yeah, sure. Rogan’s reversal on hosting TrumpThe interview comes after years of Rogan saying he would not have the former president on his podcast and recent attacks from Trump himself. “It will be interesting to see how loudly Joe Rogan gets BOOED the next time he enters the UFC Ring??? In the past three years, “The Joe Rogan Experience” has consistently been the No.
Persons: Donald Trump, Joe Rogan’s, Trump, Rogan, , ” Trump, Joe Rogan, ” Rogan, McKinley —, “ I’m, I’ve, I’m, Lex, Robert F, Kennedy Jr, , ” “, Kamala Harris, Beyoncé, CNN’s Alayna, DJ Judd, Ali Main Organizations: CNN, Trump, Democratic Locations: America, Texas, Michigan
We’re gonna push you.’”Chef Simon Rogan thinks a change in kitchen culture is overdue. Meanwhile, reality TV shows glorifying intense and even toxic kitchen culture, such as “Hell’s Kitchen,” have been captivating audiences for years. Rogan, seen here on his farm in Cartmel, England, claims there has never been a better time to join the restaurant industry. A commis chef (novice chef) in our rural location makes about £30,000 [per annum] ($38,155),” says Rogan. Most of their restaurants offer a five-day work week and a 10-hour work shift, as opposed to the six-day work week followed by many of the region’s eateries.
Persons: Simon Rogan, ” Rogan, squinting, You’ve, Maggie Hiufu Wong, Barbara Lynch, Lynch, Copenhagen’s Noma, René Redzepi, Noma, Michel Roux Jr, Le Gavroche, Rogan, , wasn’t, , Rogan's, Simon Rogan “, you’ve, “ We’ll, L’Enclume, , Caleb Ng, Joshua Ng, Ng, ” Ng Organizations: CNN, CNN Travel, Financial Times, Financial, Le, , Michelin, Twins, Shanghai – Locations: New York, Boston, Menton, Copenhagen, London, , Cartmel, England, Hong Kong, United Kingdom, American, Singapore, Shanghai
Pink Floyd, ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and Me
  + stars: | 2023-06-21 | by ( Charlie Savage | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +19 min
Muted tk tkLike other band members have done consistently over the years, Waters denied that Pink Floyd intentionally structured its 1973 album to align with the 1939 film. Before my article, “The Dark Side of the Rainbow” was just a word-of-mouth thing on an early internet message board. I mostly listened to alternative rock in those days, but Pink Floyd’s Usenet group had a hold on me. I shared that page on the Usenet group and added it to a Pink Floyd “Web ring” — a system in which people with related pages linked to one another. The article page was logging hundreds, then thousands, and eventually tens of thousands of visitors.
Persons: Floyd, , Oz ’, , Roger Waters, Joe Rogan, Waters, Noam Chomsky, Rogan, Pink Floyd —, Oz, Dorothy, Clare Torry’s, , Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Willie Nelson, ” Waters, ” Rogan, “ I’ve, it’s, I’m, floyd, Kurt Cobain, Toto, Marvel, grooving, Dave Gilmour, Pink, Kurt Loder, Oz ”, “ Akira ” —, Dorothy tiptoeing, perversely Organizations: The, Gazette, New York Times, Hoosier, MGM, Miss, Journal Gazette, Columbia Records, Dave Gilmour & Co, MTV, New York Daily News, The Washington Post, The Baltimore Sun, YouTube Locations: Austin , Texas, Louisiana, Fort Wayne, Ind, Indianapolis, Los Angeles, Indiana, Boston, York
When Dr. Natalia Solenkova woke up Monday morning, she was greeted with a flood of Twitter notifications on her phone. It was what misinformation researchers call a “cheap fake,” a term for a piece of fake media such as an image or video that takes little effort to produce. Someone had clumsily altered one of Solenkova’s posts to portray a blind, even deadly, zealotry for Covid vaccines and a vilification of anti-vaccine activists. “And then disinformation became rampant.”Despite the overwhelming success of the covid vaccines — which have prevented millions of severe infections and deaths — an aggressive and politicized anti-vaccine community has persevered. There were obvious tells that the tweet attributed to Solenkova was a fake, likely fabricated with what’s known as a tweet generator.
A claim that schools are placing litter boxes in student restrooms for those who identify as “furries” is circulating on social media again. The latest claim appears to originate in an October episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast where host Joe Rogan told former U.S. Representative Tulsi Gabbard a story about litter boxes at an unidentified school. In July, Reuters Fact Check explored and debunked claims surrounding “furries” in detail (here) and previously fact checked claims related to litter boxes in student restrooms (here), (here). Fact checking organizations including the Associated Press, PolitiFact and USA Today have also debunked claims about litter boxes in schools across the U.S. (here), (here) and (here). There is no evidence that U.S. schools are accommodating litter boxes to students self-identifying as “furries.”This article was produced by the Reuters Fact Check team.
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