i mean stupid lying d-bags. >> can you believe, like, joe rogan? he's eating dewormers. >> he says he's taking several medications including a drug meant for deworming livestock. >> in case you missed it, rogan said the word ivermectin, the deworming medicine made to kill parasites and deworm animals. >> this medication causes some people in this crazed environment we're in to want to try it. that's the upside-down world we're in with figures like joe rogan. >> greg: [bleep]. sorry! horse pills? more like horse [bleep]! of course, ivermectin's been approved for human use for decades. these are the people who get everything wrong. they could diagnose what rogan nuts his mouth and miss everything that comes out of chris cuomo's. it's ironic delta would be critical of anyone about covid given he's a walking risk factor for every medical condition on earth. he's a petri dish wearing extra large sweat pants. he needs to mask up to limit his exposure to cinnabon. whose advice would you rather take? rogan who's built like a brick wall or stelter built like

the left's attempt to cancel joe rogan. joining me now is retired u.s.seal and author of "leadership strategy and tactics." you literally wrote a book on leadership. even if you have a team that world class but the leadership is poor, that can doom the mission, right? >> it's the most important thing on the battlefield and the most important thing in business. and the most important thing in a nation trying to move forward in a actual muttous world. if all you are doing is always pointing fingers blaming whether it's the last administration or some foreign government with what's wrong your country. not on are you shirking responsibility. more important it means you don't any you need to do anything to resolve the situation. if it's not your fault, what could you possibly change? until people start to take ownership of what's happening, we can't an is fate anyone doing anything to fix the situation that we are in. dan: the tragedy, the massacre in uvalde, we don't have the full story yet. it appears there were obviously so awful decisions made at the top.

to in this investor day presentation, they believe the deals are worth it they talked about how joe rogandespite the fact he's exclusive to spotify i think there may not be as many people left to make deals with this is clearly an area they're investing in and also doing things like having the video component to podcasts. podcasts aren't just audio anymore. >> a lot of people don't know there is that video component. i stumbled upon it myself. thanks, julia. >> meantime, throughout the month of june, we're celebrating pride month. here is francesca ceo andrew clark. >> it's more importantthan eve to celebrate pride month pride is the moment for us to stand up and represent our community while standing alongside other minorities in a celebration of the defense of diversity and equality in this country. pride is happy, pride is positive, but pride is serious and pride is necessary do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly rea

that's an excuse for a lot of stuff very famously carlson does a, thought that it was joe rogan does it sometime. terminological second just asking questions which i never say by the right. ngsome asking questions. jena i am asking questions of basin best opposed to doctor carlson and sean hannity two. when he was doing this he was making money. he started doing it at look good ratings, right?? correct? not really but this case he saw the numbers,ed correct? alex tran seven called on the carpet for this run 2014 -- 2015 or 16 he had two things. one is that he did not come up with these theories he is repeating plans of others. if you listen to the broadcast from that day within hours of sthe shooting he had started to say this is a plot to get americans guns. that was false. ther other thing was i never make any money from this. as a matter fact these kinds of controversial theories -- mike i lose listeners. that's awfully wrong. : : : 50 million viewers a month. wow. yeah and money. and money, you know, so the first thing i had to go on were records from his divorce in 2013-2014 and

it's very famously tucker carlson does it but lots of people i think joe rogan does it sometimes andot of people are saying right a lot of people are saying and just asking questions. yeah, which i never say by the way ridiculate, of course, i'm asking questions, but but just yeah, i'm just asking questions here. so but they're based in fact. as opposed to tucker carlson anyway, and i'll throw sean hannity into so when you when you when he was doing this he was making money so he started doing it and it looked good for ratings, right? correct? yeah, i mean i often describe people are like, oh clickbait. i'm like, no, it's not really we're not really doing but in this case he saw the numbers. yeah, correct. so when alex jones started getting called on the carpet for this around 2014-15 16. he had two things one was that he didn't come up with these theories. he was only repeating the claims of others, which is false if you listen to his broadcast from that day, which of course i have within hours of the shooting he had started to say this, isn't this is a plot to get americans guns. s

there is a famous guy robert bilotta's been very, very controversial he's on joe rogan that interviewsthe reason joe rogan got so much criticism for this a really great podcast called science versus signs of e, i forget. they went there his criticism. sometimes people share their opinion you want to subscribe too. >> one t last question will do signing in the lobby. >> you are still passion about each and every book. are you working on a new book now? this is obviously new. >> right, right, right. as you kind of suggest if i'm going to spend a couple years on a book, throw myself into it is a difficult process i'm sure many people know many have written books in this room. on average i went to bed at 3:0. i was taking a shower at 2:30 a.m. i remember. i did all nighters i had to those in college i worked all the way through part of it was real-time part of it because difficult stuff i tried to understand it all and explain it to thehe masses. the point inpi being i've got to be passionate about a topic. i am just thankful is have had opportunity over the last few years to find some thi

and there's a there's a famous guy on robert malone who's been very controversial and he was on joe rogan. he's the reason why that interview was the reason why joe rogan got so much criticism and such and there's a really great podcast called science versus or science v. i forget where they went through all of malone's criticisms and and they refuted each of them and they showed how he was exaggerating now why he exaggerates? i'm not sure but he's incredible doctor and we have to give him a lot of thanks for some early work on mrna he worked with that individual and mentioned earlier john wolf, but sometimes people share their opinions and and we don't have to necessarily subscribe to them. we have time for one last question and then we'll do signing in the theater in the lobby. you're so passionate about each and every book. are you working on a new book now? i mean are you just this is? obviously knew right right, so as you kind of suggest if i'm going to spend a couple years on a book throw myself into it. it's difficult process as i'm sure many people know maybe people written books

and a guy on joe rogan, the reason why joe rogan got so much criticism and stuff. great podcast called "science versus" or "science v", and they went through malone's criticisms and refuted each and why he was exaggerating. why he exaggerates, i'm not sure, but he's a credible doctor and he worked with the person i mentioned earlier, john wolf. sometimes people their their opinions and you don't necessarily have to ascribe to them. ... you're so passionate about eh and every book. are you working on a new book now? i mean are you just this is? obviously knew right right, so as you kind of suggest >> right, right, right. so as you can suggest, if i'm going to spend a couple years on a book, throw myself into it, it's a difficult process as i'm sure manyy people know. many people have read books in this room. on average i i went to bed at 3 a.m. ian was taking shall at 2:30 a.. i can remember in getting up relatively a early and starting all over again. i didho three all nighters i remember. part of it was real time and part of it because it's difficult stuff, trying

that interview was the reason why joe rogan got so much criticism and such.there's a really great podcast called science versus or science v, i forget, where they went through all of malone's criticisms, and they refuted each of them. they showed how he was exaggerating. why he exaggerates, i'm not sure. he's a credible doctor. we need to give him a lot of thanks from early work on mrna. we worked with john wolf. sometimes people share their opinions, and you don't have to necessarily subscribe to them. >> we have time for one last question, and then we will do signing in the theater -- in the lobby. >> you're so passionate about each and every book. are you working on a new book now? mine, are you just -- this is obviously new. >> right, right, right. as you kind of suggest, if i'm going to spend a couple of years on a book, throw myself into it, it is a difficult process i'm sure many people know and have written books in this room. on average i went to bed at 3:00 a.m. i was taking a shower at 2:30 a.m., i can remember, and getting up relatively early and

blake: eh, i've listened to elon's conversations about it, i've listened to the whole joe rogan -- heas some valid concerns, some i think are fanciful. where it really gets into scifi stuff, that is where i think it gets into fanciful concerns. the practical concerns, we are creating intelligent systems that are part of our everyday life, and very few people are getting to make the decisions about how they work. emily: what are your biggest concerns about how this could potentially hurt the world if technology is developed in this way? blake: i think the concerns raised by scientists like meg are the most important to be worried about. emily: they, meg, expressed a concern that you raising this issue of sentience and personhood is a distraction. blake: i share the same worry. it is nowhere as near as important to think about how this omnipresent ai that is trained on a limited data set color how we interact with each other around the world? what ways is it reducing our ability to have empathy with people unlike ourselves? what cultures of the world are getting cut off from the interne

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that says joe rogan. >> the boogy man. >> he'sg exposing democracy.al life conspiracy. even if what he's saying is aho threat somehow or another decided the individual can be, like it's a cure to the reality. >> they will continue to attack us until they stopp attacking us or continue to question our credibility the results speak forci themselves even dr. fauc, even this man -- this guy was in the senate after theen documents came out and confirmed the authenticityty of the documents and mentioned us by name. >> what came out last night on project very tos. we have to keep exposing what's going on inside. you ask me how we do that. i give you a road map. the book talks about it. getting people inside to come public. that's a hard thing to do. it requires sacrifice, main, requires perseverance, also the first chapter is called' suffering. you might wonder why you wrote a chapter about that. i'm glad you asked. three months ago the fbi came to my house. this is the second time in my life the fbi put me in handcuffs. i em -- i'm not a gangster. this happ

the podcaster joe rogan, an audience of many million people, has frequently said this is his favoriteer account and tells his audience to follow this twitter account. governor desantis in florida, his press secretary actually credited the account libs of tiktok with her decision frame the don't say gay bill in florida as a "anti-grooming bill" rather than how it had been originally frame 21st attracted significant public debate. amy: can you talk about that connection you see between anti-lgbtq attacks and white supremacist gros? >> the two are pretty inextricable. a lot of these were the same groups that were involved or same actors that were involved in charlottesville, involved in the storming of the capitol, and now seeing the lgbtq community as a target and treating them as a threat to children. we are continuing to see violent action there that is escalating the sort of online rhetoric that we have been tracking. in march, for example, libs of tiktok was the top twitter user that was amplifying lgbtq hate attacks. amy: also, fox news recently ran a positive segment on a trans te

. >> i consulted with a new good friend of mine joe rogan after he had covid.ded. in his podcasts. and, you know, on the phone to me. i've been taking monoclonal antibodies, ivermectin, zinc, vitamin c and i feel pretty incredible. >> joining us cnn's senior medical correspondent lelizabet ch co cohen. >> ivermectin doesn't work, and we ought to move on. let's go over what they found in the study, brianna. it was more than 1500 people who had covid. they were not in the hospital so it was mild to moderate. ivar erm ivermectin, they gave some people ivermectin, some people they didn't. there was no difference in emergency room visits, and no difference in hospitalizations. brianna, when i hear that parade of people who you just played saying they took ivermectin and they felt better, well, news flash, most people who get covid recover. most people who get covid recover. it's not exactly stunning that they took ivermectin and felt better. i'll tell you i had covid recently. i was sick for only a day. it was very mild, i got over it quickly. my secret is my husban

it drew outrage and drew understandable safety concerns and pushback from none other in joe rogan. tell you know. what kind of people will be buying a flame thrower in the first place and do we really want to connect ourselves to these potential arsonists? >> it's a terrible idea. shouldn't buy one. >> it's a terrible idea. you shouldn't buy one. again, ha, ha, ha, but who is the joke on? well, with the billionaire most of the time, even if he says the opposite, it's on you. your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. i would definitely recommend the new sensodyne nourish to my patients. sensodyne nourish has a bio-active mineral action that nourishes and strengthens teeth. patients should act now to prevent sensitivity in the future. the new sensodyne nourish will help patients invest in healthier teeth. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. the new sensodyne nourish will help patients despite treatment it

we have no reason to trust the media says joe rogan. >> okay from project veritas on the other day.ion. he is exposing real live conspiracy. ,the like no. even if what he is saying is a threat to somehow or another decided an individual can be it's almost like a cure to the reality of whatever he is exposing. because that doesn't matter because it's jamesat o'keefe. and you put that on top of the thing it all goes away. it is wild brick works and think you're going to continue to attack us until they stop attacking us. our continue to question our credibility. the results speak for themselves. the results speak for themselves. even dr. fauci, even this man. [inaudible] [inaudible] this guy was in the senate after those documents came out and confirmed the authenticity of the documents. and even mention us by home. project veritas. >> what came out last night on project veritas was a good ranch that wasrs submitted. next we got to keep exposing what is inside. you asked me how to redo that? i am giving you a roadmap. the book talks about it. it is about getting people inside to becom

joe rogan said he would support governor ron desantis in 2,024. >> i think ron desantis would work asr florida has been admirable. stuart: do you think the political tide is beginning to turn towards desantis within the republican party? >> i think republicans are showing a number of candidates will be very viable and easily beat the president. ron desantis, i served with him in congress, a good congressman but has been a great governor and an incredible amount of money, the top couple in terms of potential nominees for the republican party for the presidency of the united states, a lot of people think let's do that for the country. stuart: i have been saying people like trump's policies but don't like his style. what do you say to that? >> a lot of people are tired of the rhetoric, and hashing through the old stuff. elections are about the future, the optimism of the future and ron desantis personifies that excitement, that youth, that vitality, background and the military, jack officer, accomplishing in congress can beautiful wonderful family and pretty much every box you have out t

maria: that's joe rogan, wading into presidential politics.rnor should run for president in 2024. governor ron de santis has yet to officially announce whether he was running but a new national poll has him closing in on president trump. the governor now only 9 points behind trump among republican voters when given a choice between the two. sarah westwood, what do you make of what's going on here. >> i think the fact you have somebody like joe rogan saying they could see themselves supporting at the sanities for president -- de santis for president shows the broad appeal he's managed to build for himself as the governor of florida and it's why democrats have been so eager to attack him since he started building a national profile and he's difficult for democrats to attack a because he's not necessarily part a san in the way some -- partisan in the way some other conservatives are. he's done things that upset conservatives, like when he took on disney over the don't say gay controversy, a lot of conservatives chided him for using the power of t

one guy stands up, joe rogan, i'm not sure that's right, ban, we will destroy it. such a totalitarian impulse, isn't it? >> it is, and it's an interesting dynamic you see that the more they control the more they hate the people they can't control, because when there is a cacophony of voices, it's too much to deal with. but when you are just one person speaking out, when you are the lone voice speaking out, the only outlet, people hate you even more and they are even more determined to crush you. this isn't going to get better as they get more power. it's not like they will be sated with the power and control they have, they will just hate the dissenters more and more and want to crush them. >> tucker: that is so smart and deep and true. that is why when they went back in 2020 they got angrier, one of the weirdest things i've ever seen. thank you so much, good to see you tonight. not only are these people sinister, they are also kind of neurotic and pathetic. telling us about the terrors of january 6th but in reality, we just learned how fragile and narcissistic the

and on joe rogan you said specifically we have no idea in terms of what three degrees will do and i cannot tell you it's going egto be bad but i think itcould be bad so that's a measured thing. when we talk about degrees fahrenheit it's important to recognize we are already up two degrees fahrenheit . i think we need nto be more honest about that so talking about five degrees, it really means three degrees from now . that brings us to rising co2 benefits which even if you think the harms are vague the benefits are demonstrably huge departicularly if you are cold related deaths. we have his chart which has beenvetted many times . there's also global greening in terms of crop benefits. which is very significant. the fact that this is not mentioned or acknowledged as significant by the net zero movement shows the bias that we will see much more apparently with climate mass and here's where we get into a problem with that . it is a fact that climate related disaster deaths from extreme temperatures, storms, floods are down 98 percent over the last century and it is demonstrable that fossil fue

we have no reason to trust the media says joe rogan. he had o'keefe from project veritas on the other day and that's like that that guys the boogeyman toe left. he's exposing threats to democracy. he's exposing real live corruption. he's exposing real live conspiracies. yeah, and they're like, you know, but it's veritas even if what he's saying is a -- threat somehow or another decided that an individual can be like you could it's almost like a cure to the reality of whatever he's exposing like you could say. oh, it doesn't matter because it's james o'keefe and he put that on top of the thing and it all goes away. yeah, exactly. wild. it's i think they're gonna continue to attack us until they stop attacking us but or continue to question. our credibility but the results speak for themselves the results speak for themselves. even dr. fauci even this man was in. this guy was in the senate after those documents came out and confirmed the authenticity of the documents and even mentioned us by name project veritas. what came out last night

not like 12 not like 20 feet in several decades like al gore talks about and on joe rogan. he said explicitly we have no idea in terms of what three degrees c will do and i cannot, you know cannot tell you what's going to be bad, but i think it could be bad. so i think that's a kind of measured thing when we talk about degrees fahrenheit though. it's important to recognize. we're already up two degrees fahrenheit. so when you talk about five degrees or 10 degrees, like that's i don't like that. i think we need to be more honest about that. so you're talking about five degrees, you know, it really means three degrees from now and today is the most amazing world that has ever existed and so that brings us to rising co2 benefits, which even if you think the harms are big the benefits are demonstrably huge particularly fewer cold related deaths far more people die of cold than heat in the world. we have bjorn lombard here and i'm using his chart which has been vetted many times and attacked unfairly many times. there's also global greening in terms of you know, crops benefiting

smoking pot on joe rogan's podcast aside, those bots are the biggest problem.u can't say that you have 200 million users >> bill: when your product is fraudulent. have a great weekend. the u.s. casting a wary eyes overseas. russia and china appear to be strengthening their relationship. fox news obtaining audio of a 911 call placed by chicago state's attorney kim foxx. what it reveals about an alleged domestic dispute with her husband and what that could mean next. >> anybody injured? >> no, not yet. >> any weapons? >> don't touch me. >> are there any weapons in the home? >> no. my a1c stayed here, it needed to be here. ruby's a1c is down with rybelsus®. my a1c wasn't at goal, now i'm down with rybelsus®. mom's a1c is down with rybelsus®. (♪ ♪) in a clinical study, once-daily rybelsus® significantly lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus®

joe rogan credits fox news and conservatives were defending him and others from canceled culture andthat happened with me. it was fox news that had my [bleep] back. >> dave chappelle and his being attacked by an assailant triggered by his jokes. grogan himself has faced far left outcry over comments on this podcast to transphobic. and workplace could soon look a lot like this. >> and i will take -- thank you, ma'am. thank you. >> katie: companies are leveraging automation with orders for workplace robots urging by 40%. nonautomotive customers are ordering more robots than automotive customers as labor shortages persist. inflation continues to hover near a 40-year high. those are your headlines it over to you. >> katie: thank you very much. the campaign lawyer praising nigeria as they find him not guilty of lying to the fbi. >> i told the truth to the fbi and the jury clearly recognize that. it was their unanimous verdict today despite being falsely accused, i am relieved that justice ultimately prevailed in my case. >> katie: this just proves there's only a jury of clinton supporters