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i talked to joe rogan. i'm good. i talked to joe rogan. i'm going to go. >> look, with all due respect to everybody and joe rogan, the next time aaron rodgers, god forbid, he gets hurt on the field, let's see who they're going to call in. are they going to call in joe rogan? are they going to call in some person who believes in homeopathic treatments for covid, or are they going to call in a real doctor who can help him, a medical expert? that's where the rubber meets the road. next time he says, if i'm hurt on the field, let's call joe rogan. >> aaron rodgers is doing off the field something he never does on the field. he's making bad choices. >> bad. >> he's doubling down on them, and he's running further and further behind his own line of scrimmage towards his end zone. >> this is cancel culture and the woke mob. he lied. i got to go. i got to go. >> i love you, d. lemon. >> not as much as i love you. by the way, listen to the handoff. we talk about all of this. >> are you telling me to listen to it? >> no. i'm telling the audience to l

>> joe rogan is but seth rogen is. >> i prefer the other rogan. but they both have the weed.oes this a lot. >> twitter is the worst thing. there's no producer or an editor. maybe you shouldn't do that. it's free thinking. as someone who had his car stolen, i did last year out of my driveway. worst invention the keyless ignition. my stupid car, the rear view mirrors invert in when you leave the key in the car. >> it was your fault, joe. >> completely my fault. >> they recovered my car but it was crashed and crashed. seth rogen is worth -- he paid $8 million for his home in west hollywood. he sold -- he's wort $80 million, this guy. i haven't gotten my money back for the green hornet, neighbors 2, guilt trip with barbara streisand. maybe seth rogen has other cars that he can drive while his is stolen. >> if you read the comment, people chimed in with how this affected their lives. you know, you were a member of congress. >> i was. >> this problem -- is this a federal problem? can the federal government fix this or is it a state problem? >> these are county problems, state probl

seth rogan, comedian, supposed to be a funny guy tweeted this.erger and said i have lived here 20 years, you are nuts. it is love we here, don't leave anything valuable in it. it is called living in a big city. we have to come to terms with crime, nothing we can do about it, can't put more police on the streets. it is a way of life now. >> speaking of the richest one%, seth rogan, before i came on in the range of $80 million. he can afford to have his car stolen. i have a feeling he has a backup car or can afford uber x. is seth rogan still relevant? that was great but that was 15 years ago. i got my money back from the greenhorn it and neighbors too. he made a big movie lately? i don't know. carley: he said he got his car broken into 15 times and he is okay with that. apparently he is a very generous person was i wouldn't be okay with 15 times car break in. the washington post posted this tweet about the waukesha tragedy. here is what we know on the sequence of events that led to the waukesha tragedy caused by an suv. they deleted that ten revis

it sucks, but please don't talk to joe rogan. >> and please stop quoting martin luther king jr. about covid vaccines. all kidding aside, rodgers has been dropped by one of his sponsors, a health care company. it raises the question of how dangerous is it what rodgers was done here. the health care company is telling the public aaron rodgers is somebody we want to be associated with. now we found out that he's lying and getting his medical advice from joe rogan, we're going to drop him. but it is dangerous, no? >> i want to make the point that i hope he doesn't do what gwyneth did and start a lifestyle brand. do not need that. some mountain before trump was around i was always, always worried about -- like the kardashian time, a celebrity is bad, we can like somebody for being a good player on the field. i remember sort of liking aaron rodgers. i thought here's a handsome football player, very talented. but also, you know, here we are. i'm looking at him as a football player. i'm not trying to take advice. but again it's dangerous for us and we need to stop doing it. i think the

i talked to rojoe rogan. i'm good. >> with all due respect to everyone and joe rogan, the next time aaron rogers god forbid he gets hurt on the field, let's see who they will call in. will they call in joe rogan or some person that believes in hom homopa homopathic treatments? that's where the rubber meets the road. the next time he says if i'm hurt on the field, i'll call joe rogan. >> aaron rogers is doing off the field something he never does off the field, he's making bad choices. >> bad. >> doubling down on them and going further and further behind his own line of scrimmage. >> he's not helping with the whole thing. this is cancel culture and the woke mob. he lied. i got to go. i got to go. >> i love you d. lemon. >> not as much as i love you. by the way, listen to "the handoff." we talk about this. >> telling me to listen to it? >> no, the audience. >> i don't want to listen again. >> it's a good one. we basically don't get that heated. >> you always get heated. >> see ya later, bye, bye. >> you get hea

about stuff, it was joe rogan that really guided him.is for horses. all of those things. why did you lie to us, in the first place, if you were willing to embarrass yourself later? >> well, the embarrassment was going to begin as soon as he pointed out joe rogan as one of his touchstones of his critical thinking. bomani jones, thank you very much. appreciate you. >> thank you, sir. >> all right. let's turn to the murder trial of ahmaud arbery's accused killers. okay? his mother's going to join us. um, she went into that courtroom which, you know, we see from time to time. but she also wanted to watch this awful video that i remember her saying, you know, that they wanted to not look at for obvious reasons. why look at it now? what did it mean to her? and what does she hope that video means to the jury? next. the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ this is the planning effect from fidelity. ben isn't worried about retirement because h

seth rogan tweeted back you can be mad.iew my car as extension of myself and never felt violated. the 15 times or so my car has been broken into. once a cool knife in my car. if it keeps hang you might get treat township. if you keep breaking into my stuff you will get a little treat, it won't be a knife. rachel: if your car has been broken into 15 times, that's not a lovely place to live. by the way, chances are that seth rogan's assistant took care of all of the problems. joey: want another sign how attached regular seth rogan scold you for being upset your private property was stolen from you. lawrence: there is an attempt to normalize this type of behavior. joey: cultural. lawrence: to allow this to happen across the country. no law and order. look at new york, one of the most progressive cities. elected a former cop. the citizens are saying we are going to be progressive but we got to have law and order. i think a lot of the country there is more refor the criminal than there is for the victim. the "the washington post

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rodgers also said he's getting advice from podcaster joe rogan. >> i consulted with a now good friendn after he got covid, and i've been doing a lot of the stuff that he recommended in his podcasts, and you know, on the phone to me, and i'm going to have the best immunity possible now. >> rodgers says people should have the right to choose what they want to do with their bodies and shouldn't have to follow some woke culture in his words. we're back in a moment. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more mer

i've had covid, it sucks, but please stop talking to joe rogan. you're not going down a good road there. >> and please stop quoting martin luther king jr. when you're talking about covid vaccines. >> rena, all kidding aside, rodgers has now been dropped by at least one of his sponsors. ironically it was a health care company and it really raises the question of how dangerous is it what rodgers has done here? this health care company is out there telling the public, hey, aaron rodgers is someone we want to be associated with with public health and now we found out he's lying and getting his medical advice from joe rogan, we're going to drop him. but it is dangerous, no? >> i hope he doesn't do what gwyneth did and start a lifestyle brand. i do not want to see an aaron rodgers brand of food. i do not want to see that ever. i'll say before trump was around i was always, always worried about the professional celebrity, like the kardashian times. i can like somebody to are being a good player on the field. i says here's a handsome football player, ther

he also said he was speaking to trusted adviser joe rogan.viser. and that really speaks to the misinformation, or disinformation coming from high-profile figures and athletes like aaron rodgers. people look up to aaron rodgers, kids want to be like aaron rodgers. and when he says some information, or disinformation, that is a real issue that people are finding to be one. and kareem abdul-jabbar, all kinds of people across the spectrum are really speaking out against this saying rodgers did apologize. here is what he had to say. >> i do realize i am a roll auto to a lot of people. so i just want to start the show off by saying, acknowledging, that i made some comments, that people might have felt or misleading. you know, into anybody who i misled with those comments, i take full responsibility for those comments. >> now, while he will be playing today, the damage is really already done, they lost last week's games without him against the kansas city chiefs, sponsors also started to drop aaron rodgers. on a different, ben raffensperger, the qua

joe rogan did the same thing.athan: joe roman pointed out that it is also used -- joe rogan pointed out it is also used in humans. this is personal for me. to the bond market, that is personal for lisa. it confused a lot of people on friday. the labor market report, wages looked ok, the participation rate not going anywhere. some people were trying to explain away the move. lisa: i do not want to give a narrative to this move. i think we have to see more. what i am going to ask every economist is if this makes sense. what is your sense of it? jonathan: it is one day of price action. we had three big central bank decisions last week. i would run away with a narrative. lisa: there is no clean, neat narrative. a birdseye view on the united states and europe and china and i want to get to china. a chief economist at the milken institute. i want your sense of the moves we saw in the bond market. people pricing in rate hikes and frankly going in the other way. in some places it made sense, in others not so much. does th

i consulted with a now good friend of mine joe rogan after he got covid and i have been doing a lot ofonoclonal antibodies ivermectin, vitamin c. i believe in boldly autonomy and the ability to make choices for your body, not to have to acquiesce to some woke culture or crazed, you know, group of individuals who say you have to do something. the great m.l.k. said that you have a moral obligation to object to unjust rules and rules that make no sense. >> trevor: oh! that actually reminds me of another famous m.l.k. quote -- i have a dream that when i'm gone you will leave me out of your messy-ass drama! so rodgers basically says he's an independent thinking who doesn't want to be told what to do with his body. i don't know, you ever notice how all the independent thinkers are doing the exact same thing? right? it's not like they're all coming up with different ideas -- i'm an independent thinker, what are he thoughts, joe rogan? tell me about my independent thoughts! you can tell how politics has affected the entire vaccine debate because you will never see aaron rodgers doing this to a

joe rogan. >> jimmy: oh. what did you and dr. joe tell him to do? >> well, i started with a baseline medicine that we can all agree on, bee pollen. lots of bee pollen! this guy was pounding so much pollen i thought the bees were gonna make him their queen! >> jimmy: that doesn't sound like medicine. it sounds like pollen. >> i disagree, but for legal purposes, i agree. completely. so next, i had him taking hourly sound baths. if you think covid responds well to vaccines, wait until you see how it reacts to the vibrations from a hand-crafted singing bowl. see? no covid. >> jimmy: none of this sounds even remotely helpful as far as -- >> then just general common sense stuff. i made him run backwards for ten miles with no shoes. i had him wash his hair with beet root extract and gave him a handful of loose crystals to just sort of swish around in his mouth for a while. i really threw the kitchen sink at this thing, by which i mean i took the stuff at the bottom of my kitchen sink, made it into a paste, and put it in his morning matcha. >> jimmy: and di

there are two things that came out of my conversation with joe rogan.d information more and more, it's really hard for people to tell good from that information. good -- from bad information. good information from dis-information. there is purposeful misinformation. it is hard for the average person to parse it out. if you were to google "vaccines can kill you," you can find papers to validate your beliefs. globally do in situations like this, when the quality and veracity of that information really matters? the second thing is, who do we trust? why has there been an erosion of trust in pharmaceutical companies, in mainstream media, in large institutions overall? when you get these vaccine requirements coming out, there is a significant pushback because there is already this distrust that has been festering to begin with. those two things in combination can make a toxic environment for people trying to navigate in this. it's not everybody. maybe it is not even the majority of people, but it is enough who have the distrust to lead them to these decisions

they'll be eloquent and sometimes they'll talk wisely about issues and sometimes they'll quote joe roganking points. there is a downside to that. the reason rodgers resonates, it really feels like a surprise, like we've learned something about an athlete that we thought we knew and it's very different than the perception we had of that athlete. >> will leach of "new york magazine," thank you very much. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. judy: as president biden prepares to sign the infrastructure bill into law on monday, and the first electoral re-districting maps are being passed in states across the country, men americans have turned their focus to the rising cost of goods from food to gasoline. to discuss all this and more we are joined by jonathan capart and gary abernathy, columnists for "the washington post." it's very good to see both of you. at a time when we don't see a lot of bipartisanship in the city, there was a bipartisan vote after we finished our conversation last friday night, passing and it is heading to the president. but we have to point out most republicans ended

he thanked podcast host joe rogan who's come under fire.crew did not hold back when discussing rodgers' decision to skip the vaccine but instead telling the public he was immunized. howie long called him selfish. rodgers, one of the top two or three biggest stars in the nfl, but it was terry bradshaw who had the harshest words >> i've give aaron rodgers advice. it would be nice if you had just come to the naval academy and learned how to be honest, learn not to lie. that's what you did. you lied to everyone. i understand immunized. what you were doing is taking stuff to keep you from getting covid-19. it's a calf dewormer. that's what it is. unfortunately we've got players that pretty much think only about themselves and i'm extremely disappointed in the actions of aaron rodgers. >> words of wisdom from terry bradshaw. the packers, they didn't fare well with adams. jordan love making the first start of his career looked like he was making the first start of his career. the chiefs' defense held the packers squirmless. kansas city had their o

>> the embarrassment was going to begin as soon as he pointed out joe rogan as one of his touchstoneshinking. bomani jones, thank you very much, appreciate you. >> thank you, sir. >>> let's turn to the murder trial of ahmaud arbery's accused killers. his mother is going to join us. she went into that courtroom, which, you know, we see from time to time, but she also wanted to watch this awful video that i remember her saying that they wanted to not look at for obvious reasons. why look at it now? what did it mean to her? and what does she hope that video means to the jury? next. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. and for kids ages 6 and up, that means clearer skin, and noticeably less itch. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with dupixent, you can change how their skin looks and feels. and that's the kind of change you notice. hide my skin? not me. don't use if

he's using joe rogan for expert advice.'m old. maybe i need to be canceled. but he didn't have to go on with you on cnn. he didn't have to go on "60 minutes" with scott pelley. but he is host of wwe "smackdown". somewhere dr. fauci is saying what do i know, i don't even have a podcast. we in society where this is the platform or a future hall of fame quarterback. i'll remind you that just a year ago chastised drew brees for speaking out against racial in justice and people kneeling and conflating it and confusing it with being unpatriotic. and essentially what president trump did. he conflated it and used it as a referendum, which is wrong. drew brees has done one of the greatest 180s i have seen in public life, and i don't think he will recover from this. >> aaron rodgers, you're saying. sorry. you said drew brees. . >> oh, i'm sorry. drew, if you're out there, you're a good person. aaron rodgers, i can't tell you how many people, not just don't like aaron rodgers. if he thought he had it bad from bears and vikings fans wh

he has covid, getting treatment from nonscientist, joe rogan.repeated this gem. >> if the vaccine is so great, how come people are still getting covid and spreading covid, and unfortunately dying from covid? larry: repeating again, the vaccine is not 100% protection, it is designed to keep you out of the hospital or the morgue. david shaw has not had any nice like this, stanford hosting utah. thomas ran over the cardinal. four touchdowns in the fir half. 38-0 utes at halftime. lloyd, the rare one yard pick six as utah demolishes the cardinals. 52-7. sports news class live and on-demand. the app is available wherever you download. ama: thank you for watching. i'm ama daetz. dan: ♪ >> hey, bay area. it's time to share some amazing stories and feel good. we could all use some inspiration right now, and you've come to the right place. this show is all about good food, good people, and good living. on today's show, sweet and savory crepes... >> i'm very happy, what i'm doing right now. it's my american dream. >> ...a world-famous restaurant turns 50.

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that's what we know from aaron rodgers today. >> obviously, joe rogan, a medical expert there, someone get treatment for having covid. sarcasm there, by the way. jemele hill, let's talk about what's going on here. just putting sarcasm out there so everybody understands where i'm going with this. so, it's one thing to choose to not get vaccinated when you're aaron rodgers. it's another thing to then lie, mislead people, and then put others at risk, right? yet aaron rodgers in front of the media, post-game, maskless. "the atlantic" writing, the packers sure appear complicit in helping their star avoid any questions by allowing him to go unmasked before the media. the team fed assumptions that rodgers was, in fact, vaccinated. oh, sorry, that's a quote from you, jemele, i'm sorry. what do you make of that? it was so good. >> i love having my own words quoted back to me. it's all good. so, this is why that this is a really -- it's really hilarious to me that aaron rodgers tried to make it seem like he didn't lie. and i will say this. i think part of the reason that he did is because he did

there are two things that really came out of my conversation with joe rogan.e democratized information more and more, it's really hard for people to tell good information from bad information. good information from misinformation. and there is true disinformation out there, which is purposeful misinformation. and it's really hard for the average opinion to sort of parse it out. if you were to just google anything right now-- "vaccines can kill you--" if you were to google that, you would find a few papers and lots of web sites to sort of validate your beliefs. what are we going to do going forward, especially in situations like this, when the quality and the veracity of that information really matters? the second thing is, you know, who do we trust, and why has there ( an erosion in trust in pharmaceutical companies in mainstream media, in large institutions overall? and as a result, when you suddenly say, you know, you get these vaccine requirements that are coming out, there is a significant push-back, because there's already this distrust there that's been

according to rodgers, one of the things joe rogan recommended is ivermectin.ere's the thing i don't get, you won't take the vaccine, but you will take ivermectin. "good old ivermectin!" "now that's a product i can trust!" and by the way, if you're looking for advice from a former host of "the man show"? next time, call me. [ cheers and applause ] i have a second opinion on this. how does someone who almost hosted "jeopardy!" come up with 40 incorrect responses in a row? >> i would, you know, add this to the mix, and as an aside. but the great mlk said, you have a moral obligation to object to unjust rules and rules that make no sense. >> jimmy: but you didn't object. you pretended you were vaccinated and snuck around. always a good move for a white millionaire to half-quote dr. martin luther king jr., by the way. [ laughter ] he's claiming he's being canceled, which is ridiculous. the packers only scored 7 points without him yesterday, he's not getting canceled. a lot of people are comparing him to kyrie irving, and that's not fair. kyrie irving is wrong, but

he has covid, getting treatment from nonscientist, joe rogan., how come people are still getting covid and spreading covid, and unfortunately dying from covid? larry: repeating again, the vaccine is not 100% protection, it is designed to keep you out of the hospital or the morgue. david shaw has not had any nice like this, stanford hosting utah. thomas ran overl. ur t the first half. 38-0 utes at halftime. lloyd, the rare one yard pick six as utah demolishes the cardinals. 52-7. sports -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. [ sfx: ding ding ding ] [sfx: bing bing bing ] [sfx: bloop bloop bloop ] [

and then, he says he's consulted with joe rogan and i -- i know joe and, um, you know, why you wouldr health advice from joe rogan when here he is in the state of wisconsin, home to two of the greatest medical schools in the world. university of wisconsin and medical college of wisconsin. he has the best people at his disposal. so the whole thing was -- you know, as i listened to this, anderson, i said to me, you know, what would have roberto clemente have said? what would walter payton have said? what has kareem abdul-jabbar said? and the -- this is what great individuals do when we're in a time of horrible crisis, as we are, they step up. >> he talked about body autonomy. of course, this isn't just about the individual. it's about the individual's effect on other people, not so much what's going to happen to -- to -- to any one individual. dr. peter hotez, i appreciate you being with us. thank you. >>> up next, watch what happens when my good friend and best-selling author, andy cohen, joins us live right here. if you have this... consider adding this. an aarp medicare supplement i

. >> reporter: rodgers says he consulted with controversial podcaster joe rogan and revealed he never took one of the three authorized vaccines. >> i'm not, you know, some sort of anti-vax flat earther i am somebody who is a critical thinker >> reporter: this after telling the media over the summer he was protected >> are you vaccinated? what is your status on vaccinations >> yeah, i've been immunized. >> reporter: today rodgers who said the woke mob tried to cancel him insisting he was not misleading the public. >> my plan was to say that i had been immunized. it wasn't some sort of ruse or lie. it was the truth. >> reporter: he says he's allergic to ingredients in mrna vaccines and was concerned about side effects. so he received an immunization protocol, not scientifically proven to provide immunity against covid. now sidelined for at least ten days, rodgers loss may stretch beyond the football field, impacting his public perception after fumbling his handling of his v miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and tonight a possible milestone in treating covid-19. early results promising that

there is obviously a lot of concern for their health, a lot of fractured skulls, we are told, and roganes and facial injuries. it is absolutely grim for this small town and still, people really not having any clue why this happened. ros: a horrific story. i understand president biden has commented? reporter: he has sent his condolences and said they are keeping a close watch on things, that he and his wife will be thinking of those and thanking the emergency services, as you would expect. clearly, the federal forces have been deployed. the fbi are helping local police, but because it is not a terrorist investigation, it will be led by local police and treated as homicide. ros: thank you very much for the update. austria is back in lockdown, trying to control a rising covid infection rate. with new restrictions coming in in a number of countries, we have seen protests in austria, italy, the netherlands, switzerland, and croatia. once again, we are seeing the tension between public health measures and what some people see as a constraint otheir personal freedom. let's begin in austria. te

today in the pat mcafee show, rodgers said he did his own research and consulted with podcast host joe roganng his decision. he said his previous comment about being immunized wasn't a lie and he blamed the woke mob for criticizing him. rogers has to quarantine at least 10 days packer second-year qb, jordan love will earn his first ever nfl start on sunday. one of baseball's most beloved managers will be staying in h town. the houston astros have signed dusty baker to a one-year deal that will bring him back to manage in 2022 the 72 year-old will make another run at a world series with the stros after falling just short in 2021 baker is a northern california native and a former giants manager. he has never won a world series title as a manager. i know his very beloved when he was here. i i want use with the cubs to dusty baker. like yeah. he's just like a fan favorite. yeah. is his the avuncular kind of just the 9 nice guy. i don't know like that. and darren baker son is a cal graduate. recent graduate. >> super nice super super nice time and talk to him just before the draft this past year.

the quarterback talking about how he consulted with podcast host joe rogan.d friend of mine, joe rogan, after he got covid and i've been doing a lot of the stuff that he recommended in his podcasts and, you know, on the phone to me. i'm thankful for people like joe stepping up and using their voice. i'm thankful for my medical squad. and i'm thankful for all the love and support i've gotten. but i've been taking monoclonal antibodies, ivermectin, zinc, vitamin c and d, hcq, and i feel pretty incredible. >> okay. look, i'd have the same attitude if he consulted with me. i'd say you need to talk to a doctor. right? aaron rodgers is a professional athlete. he's got some of the best doctors in the world around him. yet he is taking advice from someone with zero medical background, doctor. >> right. and there are a lot of people watching what he's saying, taking advice from him. and this is the reason why his words are so dangerous in this moment. what i take the most problem with is the fact that he wasn't vaccinated and somehow is making it sound like that was a

joe rogan came to his defense. what do they say.is literally following the cdc's recommendations on their website. >> right. >> he is not a dummy. he is a [bleep]ing smart dude. the reason he hasn't gotten vaccinated he has a legitimate allergy to one of the ingredients of vaccine. only look at it one way, you got to get vaccinated. not looking maybe they should expand treatment. lauren: joe helped him develop his protocol how he would immunize himself if you will. joe said speaking of treatments and other options, nfl players should take monoclonal antibodies if they test for covid-19. stuart: okay. there are stricter rules in the nfl. see if they follow them to the letter. lauren, thanks. >>> now this, the union representing federal workers is urging the biden administration to delay the deadline for staff to get the jab. they want the deadline pushed back from november 22nd where it is now, all the way back to january the 4th. that is what they want. still no word whether they get it. >>> on vaccine mandates, matthew mcconuaghey

like there are some - programmes that are absolutely massive, the biggest podcast in the world isjoe roganand i feel absolutely no compunction to review that at all. i'm much more interested _ in new and interesting and sometimes i go back to very— long—established radio shows to see how they're doing, perhaps they have a new presenter, i and especially with long—standing i radio programmes, they kind of tick along and if you go back— to review them every week, | everyone would just be like, what's the point of that, really? fair enough. ashley carman is the senior reporter at the verge and lead writer at hot pod. there is no official data for podcasts, so how do you know what's doing well and what is not then? oh my gosh, on a show by show level, it is difficult. but this is the case for people who aren't just journalists, the case for advertisers, brands, you're going on the trust system a little bit. i don't want to bore everyone with the technical things, but there are ways to do it on a technical side. but for us third parties, it's pretty hard. we're kind of relying on trust and serv

bird over the "sesame street" star's vaccination status with cruz street bringing impressions of joe roganswoman marjorie taylor greene to the "sesame street" spoof neighborhood. >> probably one of the best cold opens they have had in quite a while. >> spot on. >>> yeah today's top stories, the fbi says it's fixed its software after a massive hack on the bureau's computer systems. hackers were able to send spam from fbi servers to more than 100,000 e-mail accounts. in a press release, the bureau also said the scammers did not access any personal data the fbi said that it is an ongoing situation, and that it doesn't have any more information at this time >>> a missing new jersey teen found safe but now her mother is facing charges after a month-long search. jashyah moore was found in new york city. she spent the past month in various locations in new york and new jersey including a shelter in brooklyn. she did not want to make herself known to anyone. meanwhile, her mother jamie moore has been arrested and charged with child endangerment after allegations of physical abuse and neglect. both

benjamin: many americans fueled the burden of democrats off on crime policies, seth rogan is landoverinside his privileged hollywood bubble. >> speaking of privilege. >> america is back, there's nothing we are unable to overcome. >> president biden: waiting for santa. carley: president biden declares america is back as he spends thanksgiving at a family dollar state and the threat of inflation and gas prices and still unresolved supply chain mess.

and also, i called in about three weeks ago about these hunger strike from mary rogan, and i think we need to call a hearing on the housing support issues in this city. even we got our rent lowered to 30%, there's still too much shit to do and we've still got to get the city involved. thank you. i yield my time. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller, please. >> hello. my name is [indiscernible] and i would also like to comment on the item sponsored by supervisor haney, and i strongly urge everyone else on the board of supervisors to sign onto the resolution. i've been to factory farms in california, and they're horrific. animals are sentient individuals that have thoughts and feelings. animals are born in captivity. they often don't have enough space to turnaround. they suffer tremendously throughout their lives, and they're brutally slaughtered in the most heinous ways possible. history won't look kind on our farming practices, and on top of the mass animal cruelty that takes place on factory farms, they emit more greenhouse gases more so than the entire

because america has more than enough vacines for every man, woman, and child who doesn't listen to joe rogan. in fact, the united states has so many vaccines that they finally decided to make it rain on the rest of the world. >> the u.s. is aiming to send more doses of the covid vaccine to people living in conflict zones around the world. they include the democratic republic of congo, south sudan, and yemen. >> reports say secretary of state antony blinken announced a deal between johnson & johnson and the covax vaccine-sharing program. blinken says that less than 2% of the population living in conflict zones are vaccinated. >> trevor: america is sending the johnson & johnson vaccine into conflict zones? hasn't yemen been through enough? it's bad enough that poor countries get t-shirts from the losing super bowl team. now they have to get the third-place vaccine! by the way, you know how maga people are always at their rallies with the t-shirts that say "trump won"? you have to wonder, did they get the t-shirts that were supposed to go to africa. maybe when the shipping shut down, they could

. >> i consulted with a now good friend of mine joe rogan after he got covid, and i've been doing the stuff he recommended in his podcasts and on the phone to me. i'm thankful for people like joe stepping up and using their voice. i'm thankful for my medical squad and all the love and support i've gotten, but i've been taking monoclonal antibodies, ivermectin, c, d, h, and q, and i feel pretty incredible. >> so what do you say to that? >> you know, i say to him, look, if you came into our hospital at mass general and you were approaching the near surgical team and said, look, i have a tumor, and i want you to take it out, i'd hope you'd rely and respect our research and years of experience to go into that particular surgery to keep you safe and help treat that near surgical disease that you have. you'd rely on our expertise do that. i hope he relies on the expertise of women and men scientists and their livelihoods, their efforts toward the mechanisms of how vaccines are administered and disseminated. we would respect you to be an outstanding quarterback to fire a ball down the field

you have time to research it t you have time to work on new vaccines and time to consult with joe rogann a treatment plan, hey maybe this time he will say vaccine, beautiful, no. a lot of people support the travel ban although republicans aren't giving biden any credit for taking a stuff stance. if fact today texas governor greg abbott tweeted that while biden is banning travel from south africa, he's doing nothing to stop south africans from crossing the southern border illegally. >> and you know greg abbott has a very good poibility here. every day millions of south africans walk across the atlantic ocean to cross the border i mean why did i book a flight, what is it? this is the biggest bullshit ever, props to the governor of texas trying to turn any story about a complaint about the border. everyone is much whatting, red notice on netflix when what they should be doing is watching our southern border. you may not this about me but i too am a south african, relax, relax, everyone in the studio, relax, i do not have the variant, i think. that i got the og one. and as a south african w

he is getting his advice from joe rogan, a complete outside what mainstream crack pod who is promotinginds of ridiculous non proven methods of dealing with covid. he is demonstrating, to his friends, to people who are very receptive to what he is saying, to the fact that he lied publicly. well and second of all, he put so many of his teammates and the people he confronts on the football field, at risk, it is just shocking to me you've got to find about $14, the man makes $22 million a year, plus endorsements. that is not even a slap on the wrist. it is sort of like a wave in the air. $14 to him, is worth about $15 to a guy making 70 times $1,000 a year. this whole episode is really concerning brine. and i have to tell you something, we can take stronger steps to deal with people like that. and so far, state farm insurance, one of his biggest endorsement deals, is standing with him. doctor red winner, a little medicine, a little sports, everything on a tuesday night. thanks as always. coming up for us, what is taking place on a hillside in virginia, is so special and so rare, we will ha

>> if it's the sort of joy rogan protocol, which is what he said he's following his advice, it's zinc, but you have to have had covid first for that to work. there's no real prophylactic use there. there is an element that's a little cruel, too. a lot of people saying they're taking protocol, a lot of vitamins, and they are not obese. it's a way for -- >> yeah, i'm thin and healthy, so i'm cool. >> of course. by the way, i'm glad he's thing and healthy. so, look, he's taking a thing, as we know now, over months and months, even the people taking it, know it does not work. these ivermectin group, for months they've seen people flies. one of the posts to the end is do i go to the hospital? what happens next here? they have moved on. >> let's be clear, it's really sad, ben, when there is a vaccine that's out there that would prevent people from having such serious results from getting covid. mike, can i just go to you? i know this just happened in the last couple hours. have you heard any reporting on action from others in the nfl? aaron rodgers is one of the biggest names in the league.