In a recent podcast episode, Joe Rogan expressed strong criticism of President Biden, his administration, and the political establishment. Rogan, speaking with comedian Theo Von, voiced his frustration with Biden's age and performance, stating he's "had enough." Von, reflecting on his own father's advanced age, shared his discomfort with the idea of someone so old holding such a demanding position. "It's not right to put elderly individuals in that situation," Von remarked.
Joe Rogan on his podcast. (Spotify)
While acknowledging Biden's awareness of the situation, Rogan didn't hold back his criticism of the president's character and past actions, referencing alleged misrepresentations about his educational background and accomplishments. Rogan also pointed to Biden's recent fall at the Air Force Academy commencement, an incident the White House attributed to a sandbag, as further evidence of his concerns.
Rogan then delved into the controversies surrounding Biden's family, particularly the financial dealings of his son, Hunter, involving Ukraine and China. He questioned the seemingly muted response compared to what he believes would occur if a Republican were in a similar position. Rogan argued that the public had hoped for a "reasonable alternative" to former President Trump but ended up with a "corrupt career politician" instead.
President Biden and Hunter Biden disembarking Air Force One. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)
Furthermore, Rogan criticized the media's role, suggesting they are not fulfilling their duty as a check on power. He argued that a predominantly left-leaning media landscape creates a supportive environment for left-leaning politicians, potentially neglecting information that could foster public distrust in the government or the Democratic Party. He specifically cited the FBI's alleged involvement in influencing Twitter to censor information about Hunter Biden's laptop as an example.
