first they used to have a joe rogan it was called joe rogan.bother to find a new one when you will just drive that went away as well. you will punish and cancel anybody who is a freethinker. anybody who doesn't fit within the narrow parameters of acceptable conversation is screwed. and any podcast audience will call. [ bleeps ] they ain't happening. so how do you say you don't want something when you know it will be destroyed with possible requirements. i'd rather watch rashida to leave get a bikini wax. do you not understand that's how you lost rogan to begin with? but the right doesn't agree with rogan on everything but that's okay we live with that and so do c. the problem for the lefty media landscape is that they can't. the ideas don't stand up to the scrutiny of a five-minute segment, let alone a five hour podcast. but as democrats find their leader in new media they still have old media. the cronies started their careers using carrier pigeons. and apparently one of there recently fired wants traditional media to get in line and boycott t

joe rogan is curious.wn for three hours and ask you questions, what about this, what about that? i don't think there is anyone really on the left that comes to mind, maybe bill maher is separate, i don't really put him in that category, somebody who is interesting, who makes you think and go, oh, that is a good point, i have not thought about it that way. if they could do that, they might be able to appeal to more people. >> jesse: that is a good point because there are so many third rails on the left, harold, you can't talk about corporate america, cannot talk about the pentagon, cannot talk about gender. there are so many things you can't say. >> harold: i think we need to get away from that paradigm. i think what we are seeing, every president who gets elected has these kinds of moments. president trump, i would argue, is more pronounced in how he has been able to take advantage of these five weeks, in my lifetime i have not seen a president do what he has done and is continuing to do, which is why i th

joe rogan said no, go pound sand.hat for anybody and i'm i'm not about to make any exceptions in bernie sanders in 2020, i don't want to hear right wing ideologue. tim walz blue it just like they blew it during that campaign. >> carley: and it feels like a lifetime ago during the campaign when he did the podcast and bringing it back to today. it shows donald trump is available for the media and we didn't have that for four years. >> in barron trump. >> carley: speaking of that, a notable one that took place yesterday between donald trump and cnn caitlin collins and the oval office. listen to this. >> mr. president, if your tariffs make prices -- >> excuse me, we did not ask you to speak yet please. they should have never been allowed to happen i know he is a friend of years. he is a friend at cnn. >> carley: ten notable part of that to me wasn't donald trump saying joe biden is a friend of cnn that the fact that the time she chose to speak out was before she was called upon and i believed there was decorum when in the

. >> in the meantime you have joe rogan.ding saying the joe rogan interview was scrapped because they couldn't figure it out. they didn't do it. joe rogan responded to that alex and i'll get you comment. >> it's just normal political [bleep] and they lie. the goal was to release both on the same day. they just got scared, they could have put her in. i would have held her hand. >> i'm sure you would have. >> i'm not going to be antagonistic. >> trace: what he's saying is they blew it. they were given the invitation and they blew it. >> they still were relying on some coconut tree meme. but what joe rogan is saying is correct. everyone knows kamala harris was too scared to be unedited for three hours straight. she was not able to keep is that going but it was a huge mistake as well as refusing to take meetings with minute in the maha coalition. she didn't want to go on joe rogan and reach a male voter base. they relied on her soy boy vice president to pose in front of an open in front of an open engine or whatever and they tho

not doing the joe rogan interview. the idea that joe rogan is the new tim russert with the trick questions, it's not true. he's a nice guy who has the conversation. he has a few openings you can push back on. we are in a new world where some of the old elite gatekeepers are gone, for good and bad. people doing campaigns don't represent them. there are other channels. we can get a lot of message out for free. the people who trust those channels, even if you can argue with credible fact there is no statements of truth, they trust them because they are not part of the big establishment that everybody hates. populism. they made an idiotic mistake not doing it. >> you have been an outspoken critic of donald trump for more than a decade. you posed by the in 2020, you lead a superpac supporting jeb bush. trump has let republicans back the control of the white house for a second . congress in his grip, one might think. he has expanded the share of the black vote, hispanic vote, young voters. your personal feelings aside, can r

was joe rogan saying yeah, doge is a good thing going after corruption. then you heard a c-span phone caller slamming democrat al green live on camera saying stop, enough. we're sick of it. he's the guy trying to impeach trump again. he tried to do that the first time around in 2017 with no crime stipulated. bring in fox news political analyst lisa boothe. we love talking to lee kansas city chiefs booth. she's so smart and a great writer. when you heard all what we just played, let me back up. even now a top democrat jared golden told washington post, what the democrats are doing is not effective and he's frustrated by the fear mongering hysteria and if democrats make everything deaf con 5, then eventually nothing is deaf con 56789 the democrat credibility has fallen out of bed and down the stairs. what do you think? >> first of all, i'd love to come to dinner with larry elder particularly if david asman is paying. liz: sure. >> i'll invite myself to that. but, you know, look what we're saying now is a large part why donald trump was ele elected and ameri

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this is why they cannot find their own joe rogan.t chair and after 5 minutes you're going to be yelling at them about some tripwire he crossed. my pronoun is they. it's like screw you, they. all they of you. >> jeanine: he is married. >> jesse: is he married to a female? >> dana: yes. >> greg: normative? >> jeanine: let it go. >> jesse: talked about joe rogan being a democrat before. you cannot just find a joe rogan. that was a natural revolution. >> jeanine: smart move. you know, harold, that was a smart move on his part. >> harold: yes, ma'am. >> jeanine: playtime is over for the cartel. drones in mexico. ♪ ♪er f ♪ ♪ with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. in a survey, 91% of users wish they'd started sooner. so why wait? talk to your doctor. botox® effects may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as trouble swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weaknes

polls show americans agree with joe rogan. ceo ned ryun is here to react plus this story. >> i give him an a, i guess for sticking up to the system is what he wanted to go in there and do and he's one of his campaign promises was to make a more efficient government that we need. liz: we've got more on that cspan caller giving president trump an a grade in his agenda. gop congressman burgess owens will join us with his reaction but first to this news. let's get right to it. grady trimble is standing by live on what just went down with president trump and elon musk in the oval office. grady what's the latest good to see you. reporter: good to see you too, liz. president trump signed an executive order that directs agencies to work with the department of government efficiency to cut staff and limit hiring with the goal of significantly reducing the size of the federal government. the order says agency heads will coordinate with and consult with doge to shrink the size of the federal workforce and limit hiring to essential positio

mike murphy and i were talking earlier about the power of joe rogan. is that a reflection of what the american public is now saying, they look at what the democrats are doing? >> i guess what i would say on a business channel, and you guys are talking about business all day, you guys talk about budgets, don't you? david: sure. >> what does every family if in america talk about? budgetses. it just makes sense to look under, what did he say, hood or casket, whatever it was there. is it corrupt? maybe not. but is some of this or a lot of this poorly managed? likely. we had a vote -- david: by the way, i can tell you, aid, this is a lot of corruption at aid not only from their standpoint, i used to cover latin america, i would see aid bags of rice that were supposed to be given to the people end up on the black market. so there is corruption all over. there's enough corruption but also mismanagement. >> i get it. we had a voter on, he's a trump support per, dana and me, from iowa, and he said you can have my social security is number. i got nothing the hid

this is why they cannot find their own joe rogan.minutes you're going to be yelling at them about some tripwire he crossed. my pronoun is they. it's like screw you, they. all they of you. >> jeanine: he is married. >> jesse: is he married to a female? >> dana: yes. >> greg: normative? >> jeanine: let it go. >> jesse: talked about joe rogan being a democrat before. you cannot just find a joe rogan. that was a natural revolution. >> jeanine: smart move. you know, harold, that was a smart move on his part. >> harold: yes, ma'am. >> jeanine: playtime is over for the cartel. drones in mexico. ♪ ♪ if you're watching this, i didn't make it. thanks to people like you and the american heart association, my family never had to see this video. i was a healthy 47 year old, no symptoms. but then my doctor discovered i had a bad heart valve that was beyond repair. the scariest day of my life was when i was sitting on a gurney as i looked at my wife was at my side and my kids had me surrounded. deep down you know, this could be it, this could be al

joe rogan is absolutely right. no one trust them anymore.he latest unison talking point is constitutional crisis that donald trump's causing. that's the old story. they did in his first term and are doing it again. they are going nuts because no one is listening to them. they've lost their influence. they've lost the trust of the people. they've lost the room and they can't handle it. >> sean: all these years i've been doing us that -- doing this ... i didn't go out there and start singing. i didn't start saying... i didn't go out there and say we are the resistance, a constitutional crisis. i pointed out their flaws and fought for better ideas and in the end the american people will always come back to where the right places and i believe that happened here. but in the process during this election cycle, i have declared legacy media is done, am i wrong? >> it is done because the numbers back that up. at the place that everybody came back to during this election wasn't conservativism, it wasn't anything in terms of republicanism. it was comm

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it just there's a line from joe rogan books. this guest elon hears about it. like you're saying like millions of people are going to go without food and medicine because rogan platformed a controversial thinker like i. >> and it's suddenly. >> a criminal enterprise. >> rogan's show is. >> also a. >> big part of what's. >> gotten. >> this idea that sullivan. >> versus new york. >> times needs to be overturned. a lot. >> of his guests. >> a lot of people in that intellectual. >> dark web. >> sphere, have been. >> obsessed with. >> this case. >> explain for years people. >> aren't familiar. >> with it. oh, pardon me. so this is i mean, this is basically. >> sullivan versus new. >> york times is. >> the supreme court decision. >> that says that there is a really, really high bar for defamation in the media. it means that unless you can absolutely prove actual malice, that somebody deliberately defamed somebody, that there was damages and it. >> was. >> intentional, and that the reasonable. steps to avoid that were not taken. everything, anything goes other than th

and, you know, joe rogan is absolutely right. no one trusts them anymore.ir latest sort of unison talking point is constitutional crisis that donald trump's causing a constitutional. that's the old story. they did it in his first term. they're doing it again. it doesn't work. and they're going nuts because no one is listening to them. they've lost their influence. they've lost the trust of the people. they've lost the room and they can't handle it. >> you know, joe, all these years i've been doing this, there have been elections that the candidate of my choice didn't win. and you know what? i didn't go out there and start singing. i didn't start saying, f them, f them. i didn't go out there and say, we're the resistance, a constitutional crisis. no, you know what? i pointed out their flaws and fought for better ideas. and in the end, the american people always come back to where the right place is. and i believe that happened here. but in the process, during this election cycle, i have declared legacy media is done. am i wrong? >> it is done, sean, because

♪ ♪ >> jesse: elon musk is talking to joe rogan about d.o.g.e.r elected officials have very little politics power relative to bureaucracy until d.o.g.e. d.o.g.e. is a threat to the bureaucracy. it is the first threat to the bureaucracy. but only the bureaucracy -- this is the first time that they are not. >> jesse: charlie? >> charlie: you know, there are a couple of things i love about what elon musk has said recently. one is that the whole thing, i'm just tech-support. he really is just tech support, trying to explain everything is a people actually see what the size of this leviathan is an were all of the rats are, i just love that. second thing i love that he talks about is if elected officials can't get a hold of this thing, then you no longer live in a democracy, you live in a bureaucracy. and it just goes to understand that this guy understands the predicament we are in, and our government, better than like anybody that's like in congress right now. >> jesse: and we are learning what he is doing in real-time, which is different than we usu

. >> brian: as joe rogan said yesterday, everybody is against fraud and abuse and democrats should stand recognize that is what was elected. look at every battleground state and improved with every ethnic demographic. he was voted in to do this. they are suing for about everything, trying to stop him being successful in stopping the federal buyout, the idiot, the unions think they know more than workers. 60 plus thousand want to take the buyout and doge schecking te treasury. birth rights citizenship, usaid worker layoffs, they said they can't do that, usaid need to be streamlined, they answer to nobody. they refused joni ernst working on budget. and alowaki was sent to colorado state university to mold his mind be. >> lawrence: it is embarrassing what is taking place. i would have thought there would be some humble pie. congress is supposed to oversee this. you have someone from the outside comes in and figures it out in just weeks and they protest? they should be apologizing to the american people. what do they do? just go to cocktail parties all week? your job is to oversee a branch a

ish and the other joe rogan, whose names, i don't know. >> theo von. >> well, exactly. von, i actually like more than i like joe rogan. >> but yes, all. >> those guys. >> he is quite funny. >> and people like that who are not de facto on the right, who just are normal folk, and who are the media equivalents of people like dan osborne in my native nebraska, who did 18 points better than kamala harris by running as a normal, working, genuinely working class guy for the senate in nebraska, but and not being the good boys and girls who are scolding you if you're naughty and who did well in school and that being part of the democratic, the main part of the democratic presentation, whether you're, you know, joe biden or kamala harris is or, you know, al gore was sort of the original version of that, that person that old people thought was a great young man, do you know? and that's, that's the, the, the effect of, of democratic politicians, it seems to me and democratic messaging, you know, and of course, all the other things that are said about the feminization and the and, a

then from clinton, missouri,, hamster fight club wasn't posted by joe rogan, it was joe rodent.s explanation on tariffs. it was the exact opposite of kamala explaining outer space. so a tariff is like a tax. sorry. just in from myrtle beach, come on man. even the new york giants have a better record than the democrats. i was thinking he was going to go with the jets analogy. josh from michigan, can you help me come up with a good last-minute valentine's day gift that is budget friendly and sure to impress? lingerie. dolly, i'm getting a lot of shaking of the head after i said that. that was not the right answer. jesse all a girl really wants for valentine's day is an all expense paid vacation to the gulf of america.

joe rogan has an audience mostly of young men.was this whole big drama about whether kamala harris was going to give an interview to him, wound up not doing it, i think is probably a mistake, although it probably didn't affect the outcome of the election. but, i mean, i think, you know, what what that guy said was was pretty dumb. but it is not it is not a it is not true. it is true that democrats have a problem, especially with young men. i mean, that's a that is a real fact. >> to me, that in a way it validates what clay travis is talking about. because if you're trying to get young men, you're not going to get them on all policy points and no, joe rogan knows karate, and sometimes he talks about drugs. that's good enough for me. pete hegseth was in germany this week doing squats with like 220 on the bar outside for no reason. that's what the democrats. i'm i'm. >> i know i'm. >> being silly, but. >> you know what? one of the other points that clay travis made, and i think this this is true, we saw this in real time when trump h

podcast host joe rogan is cheering elon musk for his business approach to government cuts.ch. >> what's fascinating is we're getting a chance to see what happens when you take a business approach to the government in the white house. we're seeing right now with this whole u.s. aid thing. people are freaking out and same people saying we need radical change. we've got corruption, we need radical change. here's your radical change. we don't need this. but you do. the government does. they need oversight. you can call it waste, but it's deeper. it's deeper than waste. it's corruption. stuart: steve, this is what voters wanted. they want to downsize the federal government. don't democrats realize this? >> no, their whole ideology and all the interests are wrapped up in it and that's why joe rogan is exactly right. it's not just waste and accident, a lot of this is on purpose and it is corruption because it's what i call the democrat industrial complex. that web of democrat machine politicians and the unions and the activists and bureaucrats all together wasting our money and sp

but is the joe rogan experience starting to lose some of its shine? why? some of his fans are suddenly getting annoyed by one of rogan's new political obsessions. can you guess what it is? plus, elon musk has long talked about how great of a feature it is to have community notes as a fact check on his platform. so why does he think it's broken all of a sudden? brian stelter, he's here to explain all of it. next. >> as for the facts, classic first timers, they don't know that nearly half of all used cars have been in an accident. but carfax shows how accidents impact price so they don't have to overpay. unpause. >> oh. no accidents. >> shop the all new carfax.com. >> advil targeted relief. the only topical pain reliever with four powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact to target tough pain at the source for up to eight hours of powerful relief. advil targeted relief. >> taxes was feeling so stuck. now taxes is having a turbotax expert who does your taxes from start to finish. >> flip it over. flip it. i've been overthinking. >> are

. >> and here's something you never believe joe rogan and joy behar are in agreement.ar and co-host of the view both say democrats are veering off their path to redemption. >> they're not course correcting at all. you know, they're saying stupid. it's all nonsense. like their understanding of social media and the dynamics that you set up by having completely state controlled mainstream media, where they only said the narratives that you guys wanted, they all said it in step. >> remember when trump used to call in constantly he was on this show? that is what they should be doing every time. they should be ambushing the airwaves, the democrats. get off your butts and start doing it. >> okay. you know, the liberal left. jesse is really having a hard time dealing with donald trump and all the successes in the 22 days that he's been in office. and so they are saying right now that we've got to stop trump, we've got to slow him down. we've got to call in and make sure people don't hear him. >> when i met emma's parents for the first time, i was at the beach and i was in a ba

. >> judge jeanine: and here is something you never believe, joe rogan and joy behar aaron agreement.ew" both say democrats are on their path to redemption. >> they are not course correction at all. they are saying stupid [bleep], it is all nonsense. their understanding of social media and the dynamics that you set up, state-controlled mainstream media with only said the narratives you guys wanted, they offset it in strep. >> remember when donald trump used to call constantly, that is what they should be doing. they should be ambushing the airwaves, the democrats. get off your butts and start doing it. >> judge jeanine: okay, you know, the liberal left, jesse, is really having a hard time dealing with donald trump and all the successes in the 22 days he has been in office, and so they are saying right now that we've got to stop trump, slow him down peered we've got to call in and make sure people don't hear him. >> jesse: when i met emma's parents for the first times i was at a beat beach in a bathing suit and so are they. that is the best way to meet someone because it strips you dow

the joe rogan interviewed became a thing at the end. and even charlamagne from the breakfast club who has been and can be provocative but has shown himself in that platform to be a huge platform for reaching the working class and young people. we go to these places with caution and have these conversations that are supposed to be candid and real in such a rigid and confusing way that does not resonate, so we have a messaging problem and will continue to if we are playing by the old book. when i worked in the obama white house, we had the first office of digital strategy, focusing on twitter and facebook at the time . i don't remember when instagram came to be. at any rate, that was new media we were dipping into. we have not gone beyond that. we don't have an office of cultural strategy but we are going to the cultural platforms the majority of people are consuming because they are not consuming news. we don't even play in those places by going there to talk directly to people in ways that people understand. when we do have these big ra

and joe rogan is right. it's corruption and more than waste. over to carley for more headlines. >> carley: stay in washington. the senate voting 53-47 to confirm ruffle vought to lead the office of management and budget. that wasn't before ashley moody shut down to find democrats attempting to delay that vote.o. if it doesn't find an owner the app. faces a national ban. trump says is he likely to make a final decision on the app.'s future this month. meta ceo mark zuckerberg seen visiting the white house yesterday neat spokesperson was there to discuss how he can help the trump administration advance american tech leadership abroad. it's unclear whether zuckerberg met with entrepreneurship but the two have appeared to become closer since trump's inauguration. and today is national wear red day as you can see i am wearing red as is everybody else on the couch. it's to support the american heart association in raising awareness about cardiovascular disease which is the leading cause of death in women. the cdc reports that over 60,000 women in the

not only are we not there, the joe rogan interview became a thing at thejo end.ven from the breakfast club can be provocative but has shown himself in the platform to be a huge platform reaching working-class especially people of color, latinos and african-americans and young people at large. we go to these places both caution and we have these conversations was to candid and real results rigid and confusing ways it does not resignation. we have a messaging probably will continue to have a messaging problem for boeing by the old playbook. most work at the white house where the first office ofho digital strategy. we are focusing on twitter, facebook at the time i don't remember when instagram came to be. and anyway that's new media that we're dipping into but we have not gone beyond that. just got to have an office of the majority of people are peope consuming are not consuming. we do not even play in those places. by goldman's talk directly to people in plain talk on ways people understand. in the ways we should. youtube has become the new source and its number o

not only are we not they are, the joe rogan interview became a thing at the end. even charlemagne from the breakfast club has been and can be provocative, has shown in that platform to be a huge platform for the working class, people of color, latinos, and have these conversations that are supposed to be candid and real in rigid and confusing ways that doesn't resonate. we have a messaging problem and we will continue to have a messaging problem if playing by the playbook. when i went to the white house, that was the first office of digital strategy. in instagram, came to be -- at any rate this is new media we were stepping into. we haven't gone beyond that. it is a digital strategy, don't have an office of cultural strategy to the cultural platforms the majority of people, we don't play in those places. to understand and on both sides, when we have these we don't advertise the way we should. a new source, a news source, he was outspending like crazy and all these different spaces, we weren't there, we don't value that. .. we don't value that as news. beyond the m

and at the end of the day, i think what joe rogan said, i think what governor moore said is democrats better start getting away from the microphones and frankly, away from the cameras and into america and start listening to people because the issues that democrats are prioritizing right now are not the ones that most americans, at least in my estimation, care deeply about. and now, as a six week retired member of congress, i'm looking at this very differently. and i got to tell you, even in six weeks, laura, i really do understand much more how americans have been feeling for a long time. and i think the washington bubble is a real distraction for both parties, but particularly democrats right now, who do not understand that most americans are not getting what they're selling. >> you and i are both minnesotans. i can fully appreciate the overemphasis on what happens inside the beltway. and yet a lot of the executive orders that have come down from president trump, they're not fully in line with the things that most americans were ultimately concerned with, including the economy, the s

. >> you know, it blows up on x, joe rogan takes it and then fox broadcasts it. that's not an.ure that was built like either overnight. or even conscious consciously. >> right? i mean, this is something that had that started and flourished over time. this is not something. that you could. >> just stand up and have the influence that waters is indicating or murphy. >> would like to see. so i think but i do think murphy is right. i mean, there is a dearth of good communicators, communication infrastructure on the left. >> that is really damaging. >> now, on the other side. >> of the coin. there needs to be. >> some realities, i think, put in check. >> i mean. >> from at least what i'm. >> seeing and what i'm hearing up. >> here, which is republicans control the white house, the house and the senate. so while you. need to if you are a democrat, there is an. urgency to fight back. there's no question about that. >> people need. >> to have in check their expectations for what democrats are able to do in this climate. from a practical point of view, right. they can't stop anything. t

tiktok, i think joe rogan was a part of it, some of the great people that i did interviews with weret, but i think that tiktok was a come i think it was a big part. look, as you know, we were up 36% with youth. i think it is amazing very fair. i think of you as tiktok is different than it was before the election, and they view it as a positive, not a negative. i think it would be to china's advantage of the deal be made. >> how much money do you think will be raised in, i mean, on an annual -- in tariffs on an annual basis? pres. trump: that is an interesting question. i think it will be a staggering amount. it will be external -- i call it the external revenue service. i think it's going to be a staggering amount. >> the number $1 trillion is floated in meetings with senators. pres. trump: i don't know, but already the senate is saying, they are looking at some of the numbers, and they are saying, whoa. look, i say america first. i say make america great again. that's what we are doing. i think it's the most important thing i've signed. i've signed some really important thanks. righ

i mean, i don't think you can imagine nancy pelosi or chuck schumer going on joe rogan, and that's part of the problem. >> yeah. well, and you know, we saw one democrat today criticizing trump in the prayer breakfast, even though of course, we've seen president biden and president obama attend it in the past. but but i want to talk about you because you have said that you want to run a very different kind of campaign against pelosi, who has filed the paperwork. she hasn't said that she is going to run again. but as you know, i mean, she's a powerhouse in your party, so why do you how would you plan to defeat her in a democratic primary or. >> look, i'm not going to play the usual democratic political games. i'm not going to be calling donors all day for money. i'm not going to be going around running around for endorsements because, yeah, she's the most well connected democrat in america. i'm going to go straight to voters. i'm asking people to go to my website and sign up for a zoom call with me. all the zoom calls i noticed were already filled up today. so i just opened up new slots a

you know, joe rogan knows karate, and sometimes he talks about drugs. that's good enough for me.hegseth was in germany this week doing squats with like 220 on the bar outside for no reason. that's what the democrats. i know i'm being silly, but. >> you know what? one of the other points that clay travis made, and i think this this is true, we saw this in real time when trump had the assassination attempt in butler. that image of him raising his fist and saying, fight, fight, fight was like a shot of testosterone in the arms of a lot of men. mark zuckerberg was like, oh my god, he's he's so cool and like. and now look. and now look at where we are politically with some of these very people really turning politically toward trump. >> those numbers that you just read, it's been happening for ten years. this has been happening slowly but surely over time. i think that pollster in that clip earlier had said two out of six moderate men voted for trump. sorry, sorry it was. the majority of moderate men voted for trump. even 20 over 20% of liberal men voted for trump. there has been what

here was joe rogan talking about what the president and elon musk have been doing over the last couple of weeks. watch what's fascinating right now is we're getting a chance to see what happens when you take a business approach to the government in the white house. >> you're seeing a politician, a president who's coming in, who can't get reelected. so he's just going ham, and he's just cleaning out everything, and people are freaking out. the same people that say, we need radical change, right? we need radical change. we've got corruption. we need radical change. okay, well, here's your radical change. we don't need this. but you do. the government does. they need oversight. and they haven't had that. >> brad todd. >> you know, in october i was working on a senate race in pennsylvania, and i had got to see a lot of research focus groups and polling. we try to decide at the end what should we talk about? should we talk about immigration? should we talk about the economy? no, the voters said talk about change. they wanted serious change, period. stop. full story. they were skeptical that

[laughter] [cheering] >> here's the beauty of it, kamala harris wants to go on joe rogan, she thinkshe get. she thinks she's in the driver seat. nah. talk to the hand. second positions don't own us anymore they are not in charge. we are! [applause] >> i think we've recovered from her big balls opening and we will keep it while we are head. keep fighting, follow alex, get him to a million and by my book. you can crack the code of nuclear waste salt something no one has attempted to do before and has succeeded. >> went on to something big we have the u.s. government partnered with us to prove our technology. make america stronger. i want to provide limitless energy to the world. i believe this is the path. >> every institution today is under attack, the home, the church, the government. and many people asking what is the truth? jesus christ claimed the ultimate truth, are you willing to face the truth? >> do you think i'm kl for project ever actually ended. >> the central intelligence agency actually involved in my manipulation. >> we all answer to one god and one savior. he is there t

from joe rogan or other podcasts or tiktok they are not getting the same facts as someone watching cnn or bbc or reading the new york times, let alone watching newsmax in subscribing to right-wing blogs and that is so different. >> you're saying my podcast is the most balance? >> is very good. but you are very successful working hard to get the facts. that is different from a lot of information on social media. and how people consume info or get their facts. host: my theory is part of being the president is being there and making people feel calm, you dominate the airwaves. that is what trump is good at. he's a reality tv star but it's also feeling like government is working like when we had covid we wanted to return to normalcy. if there is chaos caused by something outside of trump for trump himself and people feel republican leaders are not reacting i can see the democrats winning back the house, they will get power back, the pendulum will swing so have they done anything with the budget? people said they could not get v.a. or public housing, have they done anything permanently? >>