after the videos came out joe rogan got into more hot water. pulled his support and because of that more of his podcast are coming under scrutiny. there's a video where rogan is promoting the proud boys, where he's laughing about female comedians being forced to perform sexual favors in exchange for stage time. it's horrible. if there's something you can't say it on public, rogan has said it on his podcast which is a big problem for spotify because they own $100 million of problems. this weekend after dealing with all the episodes of vaccinium information, they are scrambling to take down offensive episodes. >> we are taking fire. i need to delete the podcasts. >> we're deleting them as fast as we can. >> we're getting more reports of vaccines. >> your reports of misogyny is everywhere. >> incoming planet of the apes story! >> trevor: those bastards never stood a chance. for real, spotify is having a hell of a time thanksgiving the situation, and you can tell how tough this is from the response of their c.e.o. >> spotify and c.e.o. daniel ek re

we'd say, that's racist, and we would fite. >> that's right. >> the joe rogan thing, i watched a guy s are from years ago, not yesterday. at some point, joe roganen realized people were listening, i think, and also did not want to be that person and so he just stopped using it. i think that counts for something, personally. but i also think there's an element of, you know, when they go what my grandmother would say of me when i was young, she would say it in different ways but essentially what you say about me sometimes is you're being a little shit, you know, where you know which buttons to push because you know what it gets out of people. i've found generally not just as a comedian but as a person, oftentimes, it is easy for us to engage in risque or risky topics or conversations when the danger is not in proximity to us. do you know what i'm saying? it's funny, like even on the show, i remember we used to send people out to rallies, you know to go to trump rallies, and all of, like, the black correspondents who work on the show were, like, i can't go there and it's not fun, you kno

>> spotify removing more than 100 episodes of "the joe rogan experience." internal memo to staff obtained by abc news, ceo daniel ek apologizing, saying he is deeply sorry and adding i do not believe that silencing joe is the answer. we should have clear lines around content and take action when they're crossed, but cancelling voices is a slippery slope. >> the spotify ceo's statement clearly has underlying language that is appeasing a certain audience while patronizing another. there is no rationalization around the repeated use of a very offensive word. so his statement is a clear acceptance of joe rogan's behavior. >> rogan's popularity cannot be understated. his flippant attitude and irreverent curiosity has earned a cult-like following. in may 2020, he landed an exclusive deal with spotify worth more than $100 million, one of the first of its kind for the medium, catapulting his show to the number one podcast in the world. >> the ways of dealing with controversies like this in the past and recently have been very awkward. clearly, spotify has to address

i am not saying joe rogan himself, but i know joe rog ang has not been a covid vaccine fan, joe rogan, omicron gets through the vaccines, vaccines will stale save your mother [bleep] life. you have seern the numbers, the rates of people dying, getting sick, if you don't have t7.8 out of 100,000 people with die and when you take the vaccine st nothing and when you go down to the booster it is even less than nothing, you hear what i am saying. omicron changed that. you can't say that i was right all along when i became right. no, you were wrong all along and now things changed, and now you are not as wrong as you were. that is the first point for me, you know. the second thing as well is if you say the cloth massks were useless back then, you would be banned, were you not banned for saying that, for months there has been research on the types of masks, that is another issue i have. people are taking the boards and cutting a few, see, i'm right. masks are useless. no, cloth masks are basically useless. cloth masks. all right? masks still work. but now people are using cloth masks to they

what do you make of the attempts to censor joe rogan?it is he at the latest indicator about the real danger we are facing as a society right now in this country, is that this fundamental freedom guarantees every one of us as americans this freedom of speech is being threatened. people are being intimidated, their financial security is being threatened. they are being censored or being intimidated into censoring themselves. this freedom is the fabric of our constitution, and the fact that this is what we are facing, the powers that be decide if we don't like the things that you are saying then we will find a way to silence you and censor you. this is something that every single american should be afraid of because we need to have the confidence in america that we can express ourselves, that we have the freedom to speak without the threat of punishment looming over us. that rate there is literally the difference between living in a democracy or living in a dictatorship. >> tucker: and i think that is exactly right and for the white house p

words and more about canning joe rogan.is apologized sincerely. but we all know me watching the first magic mike movie, that will never be enough. the n-word is being used as a tool. they want joe rogan destroyed, i wonder what the angry black male has to say? ♪ ♪ >> greg. this is not to be your normal everyday hateful black man. all them angry. but not for the reasons you might think. yep, joe rogan said the n-word, he said it with a hard r. a bunch of times on a podcast. and yes, it is me off when i first saw it. very clever woke, would you kindly left out a few things like it was 12 years ago. nobody cares what he said 12 years ago. , you didn't. where were you? i will wait for a response but we know that will fall on deaf ears. maybe it's time you stop using us african-americans to do your due or work and fight your battles. i get it you use your favorite little words to get us fired up, racist, systemic, critical. in her new favorite word misinformation. and that will get us fired up and won't even look at the facts or

had it about whoopi, now joe rogan. spotify's joe rogan problem keeps growing.loyees to quit. to the musicians and creators in this world, you must be able to find better place than spotify. to the workers, daniel ek is the problem, not joe rogan. the latest, there is disturbing language ahead. here it is. >> i never use it to be racist because i'm not racist. but whenever you're in a situation where you have to say i'm not racist, you [ bleep ] up. and i clearly have [ bleep ] up. >> joe rogan's apology tour continues, this time for repeatedly using n-word on his pop popular podcast and staffers at spotify are furious. >> i can't go back in time and change what i said, i wish i could, obviously it's not possible. i hope this can be a teachable moment for anybody that doesn't realize how offensive that word can be coming out of a white person's mouth, in context or out of context. >> roots of the controversy go way back. >> 270 health experts are calling on spotify to take action. >> antivaccine falsehoods on his show caused neil young to speak out. rogen starte

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joe rogan isn't trying to replicate. what's already out there in terms of mainstream media or traditional news? media outlets. programs that include fact checkers producers, editors, anchors, joe rogan, really views his programming as an ordinary person. just having conversations with all kinds of people, kind of conversations, you may end up hearing, hire a local diner at the water cooler, or maybe even in your living room or to our dining table with your family. joe rogan has a responsibility to not just allow stream of consciousness or, you know, anything to be said unchecked, to copy out it and say, hey, this is, you know, a controversial view. this is outside of scientific consensus. this has been proven to be false. if it is false, to not do that, i believe is irresponsible. that's really comes down to a question of what is a podcast is a podcast the news or is a podcast the conversation. if it's the news, then you have arguably restrictions on what can be said. if this is just a conversation, then we really have t

the answer for bad speech is good speech, but joe rogan doesn't lie to anybody. that's why joe roland gets 11000000 views for podcast, while cnn can't crack the 1000000. why? because no one trusty and then they've been lied to by seen. and 1st of all, for 53 years we were told that our president was a traitor and a russian, which was completely made up. there was an evidence free conspiracy theory. so who's going to go and censor them by the way, the people who should be censored are the one getting all their money from big farm on the military, industrial complex wall street and silicon valley. those. that's the news. you want the, the news that funded by that, i would rather have the news that come from independent voices. so why doesn't cnn? why doesn't sanjay gupta have on dr. malone on his show? why didn't they ever have r f k junior on it are okay. junior speech is so bad, you should be able to make them look like an idiot really easily, except when the doctor from c n n. when i'm joe rogan show, he had to admit that cnn was lying about joe rogan and ivory.

but this is a little of a toche joe rogan you about that. should speak with your physician _ say that you should speak with your physician and that these people and opinions _ physician and that these people and opinions they express are contrary to the _ opinions they express are contrary to the opinions of the consensus of experts _ to the opinions of the consensus of experts. which i think is very important. sure, have that on there, i am important. sure, have that on there, i am very— important. sure, have that on there, i am very happy with that. also, i think— i am very happy with that. also, i think if— i am very happy with that. also, i think if there is anything that i have _ think if there is anything that i have done that i could do better, is have _ have done that i could do better, is have more — have done that i could do better, is have more experts with differing opinions — have more experts with differing opinions right after i have the controversial ones. i would opinions right after i have the controversial ones. iwould most

joe rogan for co misinformation. as long as the shareholders are happy, the subscribers aren't going anywhere. my think. nothing's going to have the joe rogan's. what checks are a mixed bag? he describes himself as a socially liberal, libertarian, who supports universal health here, along with gunner on covert though, he has a pension for the scepter just one day after his instagram promise to do better, and do my best to make sure that i've researched these topics. rogan tweeted, an inaccurate royce, or story on either mexico and anti parasitic drug that's a treatment for cove. it scientists say there is no evidence that it works. reuters had already corrected that story. rogan later deleted his tweet without explaining why. as one analyst put it, i joe rogan is in over his head, and he knows. but there's more to it than that. we're supposed to be protective of l. b, g g. people local, provokes his online, is by hiding his beliefs and curiosity shouting them in question. was his choice of some questionable yes. and

they call the joe rogan experience. here's what to expect. he keeps a casual, says that a joint there was that time rogan shared a joint 11 musk. i mean it's legal, right? totally. okay. backhoe and marijuana and prepare for a stream of consciousness. conversation. yes, vice with profanity that we beat out, because rogan doesn't like mother got some political social content sprinkled in. i vote left on almost everything except on control. and with society going through the coven, 19 experience. a little signs from time to time in some fake reason. i am very bro vaccine. this is not a vaccine. this is essentially a dream. joe rogan isn't trying to replicate what's already out there in terms of mainstream media or traditional news. media outlets. programs that include fact checkers producers, editors, anchors, joe rogan, really views his programming as an ordinary person. just having conversations with all kinds of people, kind of conversations, you may end up hearing i or a local diner at the water cooler. or maybe even in your living room or

and spotify continues to feel the pressure to cancel joe rogan. we will bring you the latest as well as the multiple examples of tech being used by the vida, ministration to sensor voices. they don't agree with. i'm kind of huge bring you. today's edition of news is used from r t america headquarters here in washington, dc. ah police have increased pressure on the freedom convoy protest in downtown ottawa in canada is shilling hundreds of tickets towing vehicles and making arrest in their attempt to clear protesters out of the city. now the police and canadian officials are now calling it an occupation, or even a nationwide insurrection. artesia john, heidi is an ottawa. it was a much quieter atmosphere. monday in downtown ottawa gone, were the bouncy castles for children. we saw over the weekend, the cook out the music, and most notably, the thousands of people packing the streets and what looked more like a winter festival than a massive protest or as auto, a police city and federal officials describe it. an occupation we did not hear the cacoph

in the i say, freedom of speech by administration. comments on the joe rogan controversial. the message has been applaud spotify for adding disclaimers that had been great disclaimer to joe rogan content, and that he needs to call more minutes information while uplifting, accurate information. we're flagging problematic post for facebook that spread this information. there's about 12 people who are producing 65 percent of anti vaccine misinformation on social media platforms. all of them remain active on facebook despite some even being banned on other platforms. you shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others if you are for, for providing misinformation out there. how scary is that been? the government is telling a platform what they should mark as being mis information the government. so how much control does the biden's white house have over our social media platforms currently? well, i don't think it's that they have much control at all, right? so if the social media platforms don't want to go along with this, they don't have to. i think what they're doing, thou

who just offer joe rogan, this contract now from both relatively new. i got $100000000.00. where are they getting this money from is over course. i think it's like 4 years. you know, how much a, here's what we've seen on these other cases that are not more mainstream. they crash the 2nd that they have. they don't have the infrastructure built into it, so they crash the 2nd, they get popular. do you think that it's going to grow? there's that rumble is actually a solid enough company that if joe rogan decides to take them up on their offer, that he's gonna be able to stay on the airwaves, or is it going to crash and burn like it is? so when other ones have done in this case, well, i don't think it would crash and burn. i think rumble has the ability to be able to support it. where are they getting the money while they're backed by billionaire peter deal, who helped to launch pay? power was an early industrial facebook. so that's probably where the money is coming from. i think the question is, why would you go out and offer joe rogan, the exact same deal he has with spotify,

who want joe rogan to balance out his show. hey, what 1st of all, joe rogan brought sanjay gupta on for 3 hours. i guess that's not enough. when was the last time cnn brought somebody from joe rogan show their channels? that's the problem. they won't have me on their shows. they won't have dr. malone on. they won't have on anybody from the great barrington declarations which is proven to be correct and found she was proven to be wrong allowed and what she did smear them into mainstream news publications. so here we are again, nobody should be the arbiter of the truth at the back. the answer for bad speech is good speech, but joe rogan doesn't lie to anybody. that's why joe roland gets 11000000 views for podcast, while cnn can't crack the 1000000. why? because no one trusty and then they've been lied to by seen. and 1st of all, for 53 years we were told that our president was. busy a traitor and a russian which is completely made up. there was an evidence free conspiracy theory . so who's going to go and censor them? by the way,

joe rogan is not a right winger. it's not like they cannit say, oh , he's a scary q qanon character. he's certainly not he's pretty apolitical, pretty much a centrist. they simply hate him because he has obvious questions or am i missing somethingau? you're not missing something. you know, he's he is someone who is curious. he encourages dialog.op ofin course he's got his own opinions about things, but he can't be put in a box. they can't be controlled again. he is one example. el unfortunately he's not the only example. there are many othersexe, t whoe experienced the brunt of this punishment who are either being attempted to be silenced or censored or who have been. and this this goes to a bigger point here, tucker , that we're facing right now with the prospect of a supreme court vacancy, the qualification of a supreme court justice, the foremostaa, most important quality must be someone who is committed to upholding our constitution, who is committed to upholding the freedoms we are guaranteed in thatat constitut

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and we'll talk about spotify and joe rogan. he's in the middle of a storm over covid misinformation that may have been on his podcast, and some people are saying, "should spotify really be funding content like that?" we will get into all of the issues that raises. let me introduce you to our guests. we have elizabeth dwoskin, silicon valley correspondent at the washington post, jake kanter, media correspondent at the times, rosanna pound—woods, who's a producer of the catch up on bbc three, and batya ungar—sargon, deputy opinion editor on newsweek. and, batya, i wonder — you commission lots of opinion pieces. will you be commissioning something onjoe rogan? yeah, absolutely. so at newsweek, we really try to represent the full breadth of opinion relevant to americans. and so we're going to have pieces on rogan from an independent media point of view, we're going to have pieces from that sort of disinformation point of view, we have pieces talking about how this story is about the culture wars, about the class wars, about the rac

emily: the power of a joe rogan apology. on that note, joe rogan taking to instagram to address the simmering controversy that he peddles covid misinformation. >> my pledge to you is i will do my best to try to balance out the more controversial viewpoints with other people's perspective so we can maybe find a better point of view. i don't want to just show the contrary opinion to at the narrative is, i want to show all kinds of opinions so we can figure out what's going on and not just about covid, about health, fitness, wellness, the state of the world itself. emily: singers neil young and joni mitchell pulled their music from spotify to protest rogan who has hosted outspoken critics of vaccines. spotify also doing damage control. this is going viral indeed -- talk about what rogan had to say, whether it was enough and what spotify is doing differently now. >> you just saw the snippet of joe rogan speaking in what was almost a 10 minute long video talking about how he is pledging to do more and have diverse voices on his p

joe rogan's audience tends to be younger. if you are in your 20s and 30s, your danger from covid is much lower than if you are in your 80s. have three school aged kids. [indiscernible]. >> sean: i agree >> i disagree. >> it's a total failure here. >> sean: geraldo. >> there should not be two standards for medical information about a disease. if president trump had joined early on as he later did with president biden and together they had presented a united front to the american people [over talk] >> sean: hang on a second. it was joe biden -- you want to talk about misinformation, anthony fauci, joe biden, the cdc, nih, take the vaccine, you'll never get covid. they have been the biggest purveyors of misinformation of anybody during this pandemic. oh, we will never have a vaccine mandate. excuse me, where is the science that young people need a vaccine 5-11 when the death rate is almost the equivalent of influenza, ari? >> yeah, here's what the problem with what geraldo said, he said there shouldn't be too standards when it c

cancel culture came for joe rogan last week. n invited doctors on his podcast to discuss early treatment for covid and preventative treatment and the pfizer funded media went berserk. first they said he was dangerous for spreading medical misinformation. they basically accused his podcast of killing people. so rogan hit back at cnn this week. >> the answer is not to silence me. the answer is for you to do better. the answer is for you to have better arguments. if you are in business and your business is the news. and you want to get more people to pay attention, you should be honest. stop this editorial perspective with guys like brian stelter and don lemon that nobody listens to. nobody is like chiming in saying oh, yeah, finally, we get the voice of reason. >> jesse: the mob was split. their power weakened. here is jon stewart siding with rogan. >> in the iraq war, i was on the side of what you would think on the mainstream is misinformation. i was promoting what they would call misinformation. but it turned out to be right yea

last friday it was a compilation of all the times joe rogan has used the "n" word on the podcast. id it was taken out of context and apologized again over the weekend. joe: i know that to most people there is no context where a white person is ever allowed to say that word, never mind probably on a podcast. and i agree with that now. i haven't said it in years. emily: in a letter seen by bloomberg, the ceo says he "is deeply sorry for the way it continues impact his employees and underlines that rogan's comments do not represent the values of the company." joining us now is david kirkpatrick still whether this and our bloomberg analyst who to talk about how the story continues to develop and the bottom line is daniel ek saying the podcast is staying on the platform. we've seen facebook and twitter do with these content issues, netflix recently with the dave chapelle show, taking a stand there. talk about the options that daniel ek and spotify have in this moment. >> he doesn't have a lot of good ones when you have one of your biggest are saying some of the horrible things he said i

and we will talk about spotify and joe rogan.ying should spotify be funding content like that. we will get into the issues that raises. let me introduce you to our guests. you commissioned lots of opinion pieces, will you be commissioning something on joe rogan? absolutely. at newsweek we try to represent the full breadth of opinion, relevant to americans and we will have pieces from that this information point of view, we have pieces talking about how this story is about the culture war, the class four, the race for, we are trying to get at that story from all points of view. we will return to spotify and joe rogan in a moment, but let's spend a bit of time closer to home. bbc three is back as a traditional tv channel and its controller, fiona campbell has been explaining why. a channel is an additional signal, it is a really loud noise on which we can place our most successful shows and launch new talent from. it is a place from which we can shout and say, this is the place for you. you can switch it on, relax and see your worl

of societies troubles upon and say, oh, that's the reason people don't get back status because of joe rogan, not because we have a for profit health care system, not because we've seen bad information come out of multiple sources from c and then even the comma, la harrison, joe biden, when they are running against trump member, they, they created vaccine difficulties, mer, saying all, if it comes out before the end of the year before the election, we shouldn't trust it. you know, and then trump himself putting out bad information about this. i mean, that's the, you can just lay it all onto the back of one joe rogan in his podcast for. absolutely. and it seems like we have a problem with intolerance, even from those who preach tolerance when, when it comes to whatever situation you want people to be ok with, they're all fine with that. but then if you have a slightly differing opinion on something else, then you go to no, no, no, you can't do that. you can't be somebody who has a conversation. you can't be somebody who says something that i disagree with. without a doubt, i mean, look, you k

here's what joe rogan actually had to say. it's a strange responsibility to have this many viewers and listeners. it's very strange and it's nothing that i prepare for, and it's nothing that i ever anticipated. i am going to do my best in the future to balance things out. i'm going to do my best. but my point of doing this is always just to create interesting conversations and ones that i hope people enjoy and then boom, it's become what it is today, which is like some out of control juggernaut that i barely have control of. was that an apology? a lot of a lot of people that are pro coded, these sort of regulations are going yet look, apologize. he's in the wrong. they're using this to put it now in his coffin. is that what that sounded like to? did he go weak? you know, i, well, i don't know if you, when we are not, we'll see what he does with actually his bookings and his guessing to show content moving forward. but he also called out like what is misinformation? and as you said in the early going, who gets sort of define wh

the opposition is joe rogan. the opposition used to be rush limbaugh. s successful that. n word is unacceptable i don't care whose mouth it comes out. the thought of anyone using the word including black people, black comedians use it all the time i don't like it this has been out there. not like something new. like somebody dug up a old tweet where social media posts come back to haunt you. he said it before. it had been out there. he is glad it came forward, because he was able to admonish how despicable it was in the first place. he owned it. he said he is not a racist and i believe him. howard: i don't think rogan is slowly a conservative or icon owe class, sympathy for so many in the media for whoopi goldberg on her remarks on holocaust. i have no people ripping rogan, he is in the media he can take it. what is it about him and his massive audience that makes so much journalists want to silence him? >> i'm glad you brought up whoopi goldberg because i don't think she is anti-semitic. she is on "the view," "the view," listen to the title of the show.

. >>> plus, joe rogan under fire again. this time for repeatedly using the "n" word and other racial slurs. spotify has removed some of his past podcasts but is keeping rogan on as a host. why the company says silencing h him isn't the answer. >>> let's begin with the high-stakes meetings under way as russia's presence along, crane's border continues. i want to bring in nic robertson live in moscow and mj lee. a meeting between putin and macron is under way now. what are these leaders saying as they were heading into this. >> yeah, president putin was thanking emanuel macron for being engaged in the situation, for taking the time to work on it. he pointed out how they had some good phone calls which paved the way toward the meeting. he said that he wanted to -- he believed that president macron was going to be able to help ensure security in europe. he also spoke about the need to ensure security inside ukraine in the intra-ukraine conflict as he phrased it between essentially the separatists, the pro-russian separatists in

and unger will be talking about joe rogan. carley shimkus will do what only one other person macedon. what do these two men have in common? did the democrat party leave them or did they leave the democrat party. president biden in new york city of the crime crisis vowing invest more money into police departments across america. >> the idea isn't to defund the police. we want to crack down on those who commit violence. brian: focusing just on guns will not get us anywhere. the president promises in the next coming days, just days after wilbur morrow was laid to rest. as cops face an increase in ambushes, his sister is blaming the sister. >> how many more officers have to lose their lives before this system changes. brian: i wish we had the chance to that. we heard it time and time again. soft on crime prosecutors. they come up every day in our news reports, but nothing nothing seems to change. eric adams the new mayor seems to get it. >> they put on their uniform and go back in the streets. with all of that frustration, they st