your thoughts on this and what joe rogan had to say. >> it's 100% relevant. joe rogan is right.up today, there's vacant lots in palm beach going for more than $28 million. this has waterway on the cause way and the beach itself. not to mention the beach club, the ball room, the tennis cords, the croquet courts. the entire thing is massive. everybody knows it's worth hundreds of millions of dollars. i'm less concerned about the judge's real estate prowess when he's conducted himself in the courtroom. when he allows cameras in, he turns and looks like they were there. then he looks at the camera and smiles and looks back to the crowd and shrugs his shoulders like it's a bad intro to an 80s sitcom. the entire process is political and that judge shows it is so. >> martha: kevin, the judge and the a.g. are both elected officials. i just want to remind everybody of the -- for a lot of people that look at this, they can't understand what's going on. they expect this to be impartial. they understand that real estate valuations are subjective in a lot of ways. they're trying to figure ou

joe rogan brought this to our attention, he is that of with emotional support animals. >> she bringstting there eating and the dog is on the floor like you might drop your fork and wipe off in the dog rubbing on the ground right there. somehow they can get a note from the doctor that says they are to week to exist without this dog with them 24 hours a day. >> obviously we know people with certain disabilities, visual disabilities, hearing disabilities and others, service dogs have done tremendous things for them should has it gone too far? it seems to expand to people who just like their pooch on their lap. >> absolutely. on huawei the alligator, his problem is he's an alligator living in l.a. [laughter] that's his number one problem. number two, when i was in congress we have this, because there were people bringing pigs, peacocks, many horses on planes and the airlines were out of control. they can control is an pull it back further if they wanted to. there's a different with somebody who is blind and needs a service dog in a rich person who's got to have her fluffy sit on her lap

into astrology, similarly extreme would like to remind those people that joe rogan's podcast is thet popular podcast in our country, and every newspaper in our country also has a horoscope section . also has a horoscope section. now, i do agree that having a shared outlook on the world is probably good for cohesion in a relationship , but the fact that relationship, but the fact that people can't find people that 100% agree with all of their political views is crippling. the dating scene. recently, one liberal tiktoker made headlines liberal ti ktoker made headlines for liberal tiktoker made headlines for moaning that the only masculine and chivalrous men she could find were conservative ones. i believe difference can be sexy and i do think that passionate debates can turn into passionate debates can turn into passion in the bedrooms. all right. so stop. let's stop ruling people out for their political beliefs. so what if they want to rejoin the eu? so what if they're dating their voting record is not what you would have voted yourself up. and maybe by dating people that think diffe

when i watch that, and i watch trump or i watch some, joe rogan, you see why everyone is leaving corporate media. you see an honest conversation when you agree with it or not. it runs like tucker carlson, and donald trump were thinking about what they were saying and answering these people. these were tried and tested, talking points from their particular parties. i can make the government smaller than you. oh, i can drill more than you. staples had enough of that. they can't pay their rent, their house has been burned down. so what do you, what do you think? and i'm glad you made this point. what do you think, michael, the, the american people trust the, the least these days? the members of the corporate media or the member of the house and senate. well, it sounds like both. there, this is what we're seeing. pete, they, the american people know better now they, they've seen it with their own eyes. we've lived through 20 some odd years of war and we yet we're going to be going to war again and, and nothing seems to change. and, and just during this administration alone, things have gotten

listen to joe rogan. >> all the rap songs, everybody loves trump, like this willing dealing bill in abody enjoys. >> i felt like it was a decent job. >> when you look at his relations, it help the economy. >> if felt like a better spot than not, for sure. >> without a doubt. a lot of [bleep] haven't, covid, the world scares the [bleep] out of me right now. >> a lot of people are feeling not. it's not a campaign, a thirty second ad, it's not a personality, the country seemed a better place with all the controversy when trump was in charge and you have the strings. final thoughts? >> three years, my former boss is the dominant figure in the republican party, he will get the nomination and he is the odds on favorite to become the next president. what rogan said and the other fellow, the other guy, the hardhat working-class kind of guy, trump kept gasoline prices low. trump cut taxes for the middle class. trump and regulations for small business. here is the thing with this terrible israeli -- >> real quick. >> trump stood up trump bankrupted iran and killed iran's top military guy. that'

katie hopkins from kate thompson's to joe rogan, the cancelled stars cashing in.l, katie hopkins has just started doing stand up comedy . stand up comedy. >> having read your. book the first things first. >> okay. when someone decides they're just going to be a comedian overnight, it's just such an insult to art form. such an insult to an art form. i watched a clip of and it was watched a clip of her and it was diabolical. it would be like me locking dark room locking myself in a dark room for thinking horrible for an hour thinking horrible thoughts and thinking that makes me bigot, it's just me a vile bigot, which it's just not like that. >> we to know, of course, >> we have to know, of course, but so what you're trying to say is that you would like a review for from don't think for your book from don't think you're as long as up on you're as long as you get up on stage. okay. i mean, what do you think about this? well it's an interesting article in the times. says, interesting article in the tim no, says, interesting article in the tim no, haven't says, interest

one potential juror said he listened to a joe rogan podcast about it. there's a lot of awareness about this story ahead of the trial. judge cap lan saying that these jurors are going to pretty much have to live in a bubble for six weeks. no googling, no reading news, can't listen to the radio. so they have to not consume any media or news during the span of this trial here. the list of questions he plans to ask on that, you've got do you have a negative opinion about crypto currency? also the crypto company fails, you feel that only the owners are to blame? and then, questions around do you have any negative opinions about amassing wealth to give it to charity. effective altruism as it's known. sam bankman-fried having adhd. they plan to ask people if they never had any personal or professional experience with adhd. they say it will potentially affect sam bankman-fried's mannerisms in the courtroom. over the collapse of what was once a $32 billion crypto exchange ftx. he has been in custody since august. he didn't know about some of the financial issues

i had heard like mike tyson and joe rogan talking about it.nto looking for what's past here sometimes to be into psychedelics. it's something that i wouldn't recommend unless you know what i'm saying, you was using my man. i'll give you my man's number after. >> jimmy: you have a good toad guy? a great toad guy? >> i don't know -- i would not advise it to anybody. but i can speak on my experiences. i took the chance. >> jimmy: and was it a positive experience? >> i can't tell you about it. >> jimmy: you can't tell me? >> that's the rules. >> jimmy: oh, is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: eric told me all about it. [ laughter ] >> he broke the rules. >> jimmy: he broke the rules? that's terrible. i imagine mike tyson eating the toad by accident. it was delicious. >> also, eric didn't see what i saw. >> jimmy: well, eric said i think he entered through the anus of the milky way. >> oh. >> jimmy: and he said he had thanksgiving dinner with god. is that what you saw? >> i didn't see that. >> jimmy: you didn't see that. is it true that you had a drea

and you know, there's a great post, joe rogan posted, imagine if my dog bit 11 people, 11 secret service members. it's sad for the german shepherd community, they are great, loyal, smart, intelligent dogs and the fact this dog has been able to bite 11 people on staff is -- it's frustrating, it's sad, and it's everything that no dog trainer or no dog lover wants to see. there's millions of americans that are probably shaking their head at this regardless of what you believe in politically, it's a shame this dog is getting the short end of the stick of lack of accountability, structure, and -- >> sandra: so well said, tom, dog owners and lovers all over the country said so many said bad dog, bad dog. well, a dog like this needs a lot of rules, a lot of barriers, a lot of boundaries, that's super important. but those boundaries, they also, they protect the boundaries. so if they ever feel threatened. is this just a tough environment in general for a german shepherd who are very protective dogs to have so many different people coming and going, so many strangers? >> i think it's a tough envi

why didn't you just go on "the joe rogan show" dude? ple a little bit of background here, joe. you have levels of classification. top secret, and at the level of top secret, you have what are called compartments and when i was in government in the middle east some time ago, you had more than 1,000 compartments and the whole idea was to restrict access to the most sensitive information to those who literally had a need to know. stuff -- intelligence dealing with submarines is among the most protected information just because of their importance to american strategic deterrence, to stability more broadly. so the idea that this kind of information was widely shared, this is the kind of stuff at a minimum, you strip people of their security clearances and at worst, you prosecute them. so this is just irresponsibility on steroids. in addition that gives potentially russians all sorts of insights at the capabilities on our part, vulnerabilities on their part, and imagine you're a friendly government. australia, israel, others. what is the will

it comes after us podcaster and ufc commentator joe after us podcaster and ufc commentatorjoe rogan hadeople who are biological males identifying as females doing combat sport. take a watch as if the ufc had to have diversity. >> do you know what a problem that would be? we had to have a certain amount of trans folks like you had numbers, you had to achieve it. it wasn't the best fighters . yeah, it was just, you fighters. yeah, it was just, you know, like who meets certain criteria? there's be criteria? there's going to be a bunch that get bunch of people that get murdered bunch of people that get mu sharon wonderful to have you >> sharon wonderful to have you back on the show . so in >> sharon wonderful to have you back on the show. so in combat and heavy contact sports a biological man that identifies as female could potentially injure or indeed kill a woman in the sporting arena . the sporting arena. >> yeah, absolutely . >> yeah, absolutely. >> yeah, absolutely. >> good evening to you and to everybody in the studio. and that's kind of the point. you know, men kick 50% harder and th

. >> jacoby: he also found a sympathetic ear with joe rogan, the most popular podcaster in the countryhat's, like, we should be concerned about, um, anything that's a massive infringement on our civil, civil liberties. >> yes. >> yeah, my, my opinion is, ifomebody wants to stay home, they should stay home. i say if somebody doesn't want to stay home, they should not be compelled to stay home. (phone buttons clicking) >> jacoby: in may, a cryptic tweet from musk signaled his shifting politics. >> when he tweets, "take the red pill," a line from "the matrix," it means, "question this ideology "that may have been imposed. try to find out the real truth." >> all i'm offering is the truth, nothing more. >> but it was mostly a signal that he had joined that... i'd call it the somewhat conspiratorial people on the right, who feel that the media and the establishment are imposing a narrative on us. (car horns blaring) >> today, as protests erupted across the country, many governors say it's still too soon to lift restrictions. >> jacoby: musk's position on the pandemic aligned him with a growi