joe rogan is many things but he ain't weak. major league baseball, which went after the voters of georgia -- the georgia voters are many things, but they ain't weak. the biden department of justice, when they went after parents. parents are many things but they ain't weak. just ask loudoun county. just ask terry mcauliffe. just ask all the left-wing democrats in virginia who are scared out of their minds right now. you gotta understand what is playing out here. what is playing out is the powerful are afraid. they are terrified of you. they look out at the men and women in this room and you scare the living crap out of them. they are afraid of truth. they are afraid of liberty. that fear is driving them --let me suggest a simple principle for conservatives to understand. big is bad. across-the-board. big government sucks. big business sucks. big tech, big hollywood, big universities. any accumulation of power that is centralized is fundamentally dangerous for individual liberty. what is it that the communists want? they want con

this prompting spotify podcasts star joe rogan to critique the media. don't just love a good story, they live a good narrative and they are willing to ignore facts to push that narrative. i don't necessarily know if you're getting all the information. >> carley: when the hunter biden laptop story first emerge, twitter flagged the link to "the new york post" original report labeling as "potentially spammy were unsafe," and uses who tried sending the link to the article in october 2020 recd this error message from twitter. after the initial report on hunter biden's laptop came out, many in the mainstream media echoed claims from the biden campaign which dismissed it all as russian disinformation. see five? >> carley: they certainly did. thank you so much for that reporting. todd come over to you. >> todd: a new york city councilman meets with president trump. after joining the g.o.p. she is furious at president biden after not sanctioning putin soon enough which he says could have stopped the invasion. she is live in the studio. thank you for being here.

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dagen: joe rogan doesn't need spotify.ing what he was doing before running his own independent operation. i have said all along, that it is people with -- pardon my language screw you money, like dave chappelle joe rogan will ultimately pressure big media companies to accept freedom of speech, because they don't care, they can take-it-or-leave-it like what chapel was doing on netflix can get up it is comedy going to say what he wants to, and if big media o conglomerates don't like it can stick it where sun doesn't shy a message to spotify i am going to do my thing if you get up in my face about it i will hit the road. maria: i spoke with ceo of rumble he would love pof joe rogan there mark so he has options, but i tell you kaelgz cancel culture hurts incredible how people who don't agree with you want to cancel you -- >> awful, hopefully, you know because cancel squad moves from joe rogan o goes after someone else i just want -- canceled, tell you the truth, but in that respect to joe rogan actually having principles stick

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rogan is having some issues these days. i gave this advice yesterday and say rogan double down double down. stop apologizing. don't apologize. there's nothing to apologize for. i saw this morning rumble offered rogue in a hundred million dollars to go to rumble from spotify. i think mr. rogan should have me on his podcast. they could be a great podcast. but anyways, here's what he had to say about this anthony fauci darpa stuff, and it really is interesting. they ask you to reject the evidence of your own eyes and ears. don't they? they ask you to trust them by virtue of the decree that they are credible by virtue of their own decree. so it's really a self-anointed racket. so i'm not going to trust that video because it's that veritas guy. okay. well, it's not me. it's the document. are you saying the documents are fake? but this is what they do. see, that's the propaganda. they ask you to trust the new york times in the washington post by virtue of the decree that they are credible because they say so and they never show y

. >> carley: joe rogan chiming in on the hunter biden laptop scandal.ge to those in the media who try to bury the story, next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> carley: developing right now, iran's supreme leader signaling support for tehran's nuclear negotiations in exchange for sanctions relief. it comes with world powers near a turning point in efforts to revive the no to obama -era nuclear deal. whether to remove the u.s. pair of designation for iran's revolutionary guard. allies including israel want the forest to remain on the terrorist list. after they were thrown into disarray when russia demanded trade with iran be exempt from western intentions over the invasion of ukraine. >> todd: joe rogan says he believes president biden lied about the scandal come in the mainstream media is still largely ignoring it. "the new york times" verifying that emails on the laptop. >> carley: here with the latest, good morning. >> good morning. former attorney general bill barr bill barr is accusing then candidate joe biden about allowing about the laptop during the debate. listen to t

>> because it's exactly what joe rogan said. i will take one percent of what joe rogan makes.ud bunch. this is the new york times, the headline they had in october 2020. trump one last story to tell, change the narrative in the election and return of media gatekeepers for not telling the stories. turns out it was real. this is the darkest days for media yet. 2 seconds, that's all we get from five networks. how do you do that in two seconds, maria? maria: it's shameful, joe. what do you think, ryan, real quick? ryan: well, first up, the joe concha experience, i'm absolutely signing up for that. but i also think that the fact that you have jrogan calling it out who they tried to cancel and weren't able to sign is a sign of the times and joe rogan has not backed down and calling out places that you're seeing, the canceled culture is a positive and i think him winning against cancel culture is a sign that the pendulum is swinging a little bit especially when it comes to the media. that's one positive. i would like to see joe rogan stirring things up. maria: all right, gentlemen, s

joe rogan. >> steve: joe rogan. [ applause ] >> jimmy: and finally, a man in the u.k.ested after he led police on a 35 mile chase. and when they finally pulled him over, he showed them a a license from legoland. [ laughter ] and he'd still be locked up if he didn't have that monopoly get out of jail free card. we have a great show give it up for the roots, ladies and gentlemen [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what a show we have for you tonight. she created and stars in the new show "life & beth," which premieres this friday on hulu. the very funny amy schumer is here on the show [ cheers and applause man, she's funny >> steve: funny. >> jimmy: plus, his latest film, "dune," is nominated for ten academy awards you can now own it on visual or stream it on hbo max, acclaimed director denis villeneuve is here [ cheers and applause denis villeneuve amazing. >> steve: amazing. >> and she's one of the best chefs out there, and has a new book out called "dessert can save the world." chef christina tosi is here. >> steve: oh [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: guys, we're very,

guess what dave chappelle said with joe rogan still on spotify. that is the right way to respond.ney began this with their new ceo saying we will not be political. great, great, as ron desantis rightly pointed out, say what you have got to say about the of the uighurs in china which we will never hear because they make too much money the chinese box office market. so if you be political be consistent morally and in terms of apparent outrage. but of course, they don't want to do that. they want to be bullied into doing something they didn't instinctively want to do. now, they are being sucked in into this woke trap. and he apologized by the way and it never stops. as long as they apologized, they keep coming. >> jesse: it looks like this woke mob came from disney itself. a lot of loud employees probably in their 30s and 20s just screaming at executives, don't say gay and they reacted and overreacted. >> judge jeanine: two things it doesn't say don't say gay number one but winded california values be instilled in florida. good for ron desantis to say stay in your own lane. i'm the g

i'll bring in josh rogan, you call chinese president xi jinping putin's co-conspirator.sus west. >> reporter: that's exactly right. that's the way putin and xi jinping want it because they issued a 5,000 plus word statement to that effect when they met at the beijing olympics days before the invasion. you know, i think that the chinese leadership has been playing a double game this whole time. they've been telling the west that they're really conflicted the about the whole ukraine thing and really unhappy but they joined in the conspiracy theories, u.s. biolabs and ukraine are doing mysterious things. now they're being pushed to clarify. not sure which way they're going to go. if they're pushed, they'll side with their friend russia. as they said, they field world order where the autocrats are in charge. they don't want to get sanctioned but that's not enough to break with their interests. >> okay, so, josh, say more about that. it seems you think it's highly likely china will actually go ahead and provide actual military assistance or financial assistance or both? >> i

its popularity continued to grow after joe rogan reported using it. joining me is dr. peter chin hong. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure, thank you for having me on. >> let's get right into it with ivermectin. in the headline we said it's an appoint parasite medication. covid is a virus. researchers told us from the get-go it wasn't the right drug for this. but why do people continue to keep taking it? >> i think early on in the pandemic we didn't have any anti-viral. so it makes sense that we were trying to teach old drugs new tricks. we were also looking at hydroxychloroquine and other drugs. but none of that really worked in bodies, in humans, even though in the test tubes and the plates it looked like it could work. the problem is you couldn't get the same levels or concentrations in the human body to make it safe as well as inhibit the virus. >> let's talk now about the fourth covid dose. a lot of people, i'm going to put myself in the category, a certain age where you're really wondering if it's the right time, the right dose for you. first, let's

. >> reporter: what joe rogan and others are saying hasn't been proven, but in this divided world whereexplosion of interest in ivermectin has led to a booming online industry. where we were able to legally buy it with home delivery without ever seeing, talking with, or even hearing from a doctor. the history of ivermectin isn't really that long. doctors around the world have been using it since the late '80s to change lives. but only as a drug meant to help people suffering from head lice, or used to safely treat pets and livestock. in the middle of the lockdowns, within a few months there was a run on ivermectin around the world. >> our next speakers are the hero doctors going against the grain of what the establishment wants them to do. >> reporter: despite a warning from the fda, there was now a community of american doctors, like dr. pierre cory, with wild claims. >> it basically obliterates transmission of this virus. if you take it, you will not get sit. >> reporter: sitting in his white coat before congress he called it a "miracle cure" for covid infections. >> there is a drug t

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russia is described as a pseudo country, a pseudo democracy with pseudo elections, which it's, and so rogan describes allies as putin's most important means of communication. little put in claims russia harper's, no ill intentions against its neighbors, and says that they should not escalate tensions. elite that was you have open your mouth. now even the elite are noticing the tragedy of our country, or they are head hard by the sanctioned la mall at a check, but they can't do anything. pohden has broken the wiring. there is no more reverse gear. the situation is hopeless, said dorothy, but at least there's willingness to help in these are the pictures. maxine melnik has organized a transport of medicines to live if it is in contact with ukrainian hospitals. he continues to collect the other night, a man called and shyly asked if he could help happened on cassandra here comedy. so then i asked him, where are you from? are you from ukraine? he said, no, i didn't want to tell you, i'm ashamed. la, i'm from russia, that's really the log of course dialogue as possible. but only in such situatio

joe rogan not spineless.ins stand-up comedian who owns comedy clubs said this yesterday on his podcast. you can't just go smack a man in the face in front of the world and then go about business as usual. first of all, it sets a terrible precedent. >> yes. >> in so many different ways, sets a terrible precedent for comedy clubs, are people going to decide they are going to go on stage? what are we saying as a society when the people that we look up to for whatever reason, for good or for bad, we look up to actors. and the academy awards is supposed to be them in their most regal -- most regal outfits. their best behavior. and to drop down to violence for something so innocuous as a g.i. jane joke. >> steve: that's something we were talking about yesterday on this program. that is comedy club owners here in the new york city area are worried that people will try to be the next will smith essentially. they don't like a joke so they get up and slap somebody or punch somebody. who knows? they could be armed. and

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there will not occurrence president rogan has lensky speaking van, he mentioned the ukrainian estimate of russia's death toll so far. how reliable is that? and how are these numbers affecting the mood on both sides? these numbers are given by the ukranian military. the ukrainian military does not really give numbers for ukrainian losses, and d and russia does not confirm any of these numbers. they do not communicate any losses or, or, or gains are so far. um, but um or are they they do report gains but they do not report losses and they do not uh give numbers. um, so it's of course something that is to be taken with caution. what we see however, is that the picture that these numbers represent, even if they are exaggerated, is, or what we've been getting from other sources as well. the ukranian invasion seems to be really badly prepared. people will you see reports of soldiers running out of food are running out of gasoline. her soldiers appear in ukraine and seem to have no idea where they are or why they are. there. are communication breaking down between the russian tanks and are ve

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i would throw in a good word for joe rogan here. some of you might be curious about him and you should be because he single handedly moved himself from an starting position in some sense to the most preeminent journalist in the united states. and he's done that entirely as a consequence of the modeling of civic discourse. that's his appeal, period. i mean, rogan in some sense admits to his radical ignorance. he's not someone who thinks he knows everything. and he's got a good sense of humor. but he models the dialogue process. and young people find that redemptive and that's because it is. and the legacy media in its death spiral has abandoned that almost as a matter of principle. they're trying to tell the correct story, whatever that is. instead of investigating. the correct story is what emerges in the process of honest investigation. you don't know it beforehand. it's actually not computable beforehand. and that's actually why we have to think and talk. the truth emerges continually as a consequence of our living activity. and s

if you look at it, i am going to steal something from investor lead rogan, but he points out that tradinge fallen off, and he says until the volume and retail investors come back, prices are not going to go up. one thing he points to is eight coin -- apecoin. emily: thank you for that update. we are going to keep following that one. coming up, a year into the great resignation, how workers are feeling about their jobs and the idea of returning to the office. we are going to break down microsoft's annual work trend index. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: as more companies bring employees back to the office, many are saying, i don't think so. a survey by microsoft finds even more employees are considering quitting their jobs this year, and more than half of younger workers are contemplating a job change. for more on this, jared spataro is here, microsoft's vice president for modern work. why do you think the great resignation is in fact accelerating rather than slowing down? jared: the survey data tells us we are just not the same people who went home to work in march of 2020. what

sean, rogan actually addressed this on his podcast. watch. >> the way she described it to me.ike it is utter madness. it's utter madness and the lunatics are running the asylum they have to placate them because there's a certain percentage of the population of people that work for the company and they are the loudest and they oftentimes don't get worked on and when confronted, they talk about their activism. she's like listen, you are here for x amount of hours a day, this is your [bleep] job, you're not an activist. >> laura: talking about her friend there. a few bad seeds, but a few bad seeds, sean, can silence the voices. china is allowed to tweet conspiracy theories morning, noon, and night, about covid. came from maine lobsters, remember that little ditty that they tweeted about? i mean, enjoying -- do whatever they want, china is. sean. >> yeah, it's crazy. it actually kind of reminds me of george orwell's "1984." winston, two plus two equals five and he said i can't, i can't, it's not true. and at the end, remember the goal of the sensors isn't to get the person they ar

joining us is cnn political analyst josh rogan. fascinating piece that you have written.e tongues of advice. they are counseling the ukrainians. what did you learn? >> right, bre anna, we heard tht they might be recruiting assad's army. most syrians are on the ukrainian side. they've been bombed for seven years and they've learned about it. amongst the helpful tips for ukrainians, whatever you do, set up your civilian response teams in small teams that can move fast. don't use the internet. don't use phones. use walk can i talk kiss. they learn that they have double tap strikes. after the first strike comes you want to get 234 there and get out within 7 to 9 minutes. basically their advice is don't rely on the united nations or international community to help you. you have to form your own civil defense teams. t the. >>> they are giving advice with how do you deal with unexploded rockets, how do you deal with buildings under attack, what supply lists do you need, how to organize your groups and that the go pro is the essential tool, right? >> that's right. because, you kn

i want to bring in washington post columnist, josh rogan is joining us now.ot just a statement of opinion from the president, secretary of state or u.s. ambassador to the u.n. but an official state department deck clar tlags war crimes by russian troops have been committed against ukrainian citizens? >> good morning, wolf. it's pretty clear to everyone watching television that the russians are committing war crimes. for the u.s. to make that determination has huge weight. the government is committing itself to the process of documenting the evidence and pursuing justice and accountability for all of the war criminals, that includes not just the guy who pulled the trigger, his boss, the general above him and all of the commanders all the way up to vladimir putin himself. second of all, there is no statute of limitations on war crimes. that means prosecutions for each and every one of these war criminals could last forever. there will be no general or colonel or admiral or captain in the russian military who will from this day on pull that trigger to attack civ

marine military aid the president nixon and his chief of staff in the san clemente years judge, jim rogan. thank you for being here, sir. jean hernandez the mayor pro tem of the great city of yorba linda. thank you for being here gene. i want to welcome dr. lori cox hahn, who is the doybee henley chair of presidential studies at chapman university and her colleague dr. luke nichter, who is the james? kavanaugh chair in presidential studies, which is a new program at chapman university and we're joined by the dean of students, dr. jerry price as well at a new program at chapman that the foundation has helped to put together and we're really excited about so thank you all for being here. in addition. i want to thank all of our president's council members that are here tonight for their support which makes this evening and all of our evenings like this possible. this evening. i have the pleasure of introducing two men who are contributing mightily tonight to american history. and i'm very pleased that c-span is recording tonight's conversation for future broadcasts and the nixon foundation i

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now we are going to see more of these are strokes, rogan see more of these artillery and showing come into the city or a whilst their soldiers are still stalled on the outskirts, but the ukrainians are now mounting a counter offensive. or these a suburb of keep its suburbs, a bit misleading, as a term is actually and keep all bloss just outside of the city. it was narrow that we had been taken by the russians were give, but ah, the ukrainians have managed to force them out. russian forces in a sea of care. so i have once again fire tear gas and protesters, people have been demonstrating against the russian occupation of their city since it was taken 3 weeks ago. and he's one person was injured on monday with ukraine accusing russia of using live rounds and stand grenades to disperse crowds and ukraine. southern city of mich alive has enjoyed 2 weeks of heavy shelling from russian forces, including attacks from hypersonic rockets, a mare, la fi, is there with more. no, la di, sure, a kilometer, limon with unit mach life. would that be done? we are exactly 10 kilometers away from nikola

marine military aid the president nixon and his chief of staff in the san clemente years judge, jim rogan. thank you for being here, sir.