i also think if you believe what joe rogan is saying do. we have joe concha? joe has to say. we care about what this joe says about that joe says about joe. joe? >> look, joe rogan has 12 million people listening to him daily basis for nothing. he has an authenticity he can teach. this is a lazy analysis on his part. democrats aren't the one leaking anything significant about joe or hunter biden. this is the work of the republican led house oversight comirks right? it's james comer and his team who worked hard to obtain those bank records showing $20 million paid to 10 members of the biden family through shell companies that only existed to process and allocate that money under the radar. it was the "new york post," not democrats who originally broke this story nearly three years ago that the media still treats like forbidden fruit thou shall not trust or touch. i get what joe rog they are not leaking anything consequential. democrats tend to stick together in the name of power. i get the theory. i think if you look at the facts, it's republicans doing the dig

number two is joe rogan are so really impressed with rfk jr. >> jessica: joe rogan, the big democratsanders. he is all over the place. said i would never vote for donald trump now says i will probably interview him. power can't be underestimated. woody harrelson situation, one of the most -- he already shot people with an "snl" monologue. why can't he make his own decisions? we are past cancel culture. you are not going to cancel people because of who they support. i'm telling you, america has moved on, and good luck with trying to marginalize that guy. that guy can act, woody harrelson. >> lawrence: jessica, but to brian's point, why is the party so dismissive of people that agree with you all on 90% of the things, but feel like there needs to be a different direction? it is kind of like the same for black men. typically use to be the base with democrats, not caring about issues that matter -- we still have the black women. what is it about -- or joe rogan is really not a democrat, he is a socialist democrat, it's like he agrees with you on 80% of the things, why not try to retain t

speaking of joe rogan how about cup of joe. you see this joe biden tweeted out this, it simply said a cup of joe never tasted better. >> grab yours at joe dot link dark roast. when you click on that, you can actually see the president look at the cup. >> i like my coffee dark. >> steve: laser eyes. obviously they are embracing the let's go brandon thing. the dark brandon thing. if you click on it, to buy that $22 mug, of course as the case any time you buy some merchandise from a politician, that is considered a donation to his campaign. >> brian: i would like to interject this for a second longest time people chanting that organically one of the most crassic negative chants in the history of the world when they were chanting let's go brandon. people say how that translates what that really means. when do you that that's vulgar and that's fine. for him to use it with a sense of humor is great. >> steve: is he embracing it. >> brian: doesn't that cue anybody else who wants to make the chant let's go brandon. he embraces it. coff

number two is joe rogan also really impressed with rfk jr. who's got tremendous -- >> joe rogan., he voted for bernie sanders. >> he's all over the place. >> the guy that said i would never vote for donald trump. i would probably interview him. with woody harrelson situation, that's one of the most likable guys you will ever meet. he shocked people with the "snl" monologue. why can't he make his own decision? we with passed cancel culture. you are not going to cancel people because who they support. america is moved on. good luck with trying to marginalize that guy. that guy could act, woody harrelson. to brian's point, why is the party so dismissive of people that agreed with you on 90% of the things but feels like to be in a different direction. they're saying look, we are not caring about issues that matters. oh, we still got the black women. >> joe rogan. he's not really a democrat. he's a socialist democrat. he agrees with you guys on 8% of the thing. why not try to retain those voters? >> i want every possible vote that's available. >> we'll take anybody. that's what happen

kennedy number two is number two is joe rogan. really impressed with rfk jr who's got tremendous street cred and the big democrat, joe rogan well, he voted for bernie sanders. so but he's all over the place. i mean, the guy that was said never vote for donald trump now says i'll probably interview him. so joe rogan kept power, can't be underestimated. and then woody harrelson situation, that's one of the most likable guys you'll ever meet. number two, is he already shocked with the snl monologue? and number three is why can't he make his own decisions? we're past cancel culture. i'm telling you, we've turn the page. you're not going to cancel people because of who they support. i'm telling you, we america is moved on and and good luck. we try to marginalize that guy. >> that guy can act. woody harrelson, jessica. but to bryan's point, why is the party dismissive of people that agree with you all on 90% of the things but feel like there needs to be a different i mean, it's kind of like the same for black men. like typically used to

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joe rogan, is the most important person in media today. joe rogan, not, not sean hannity. that's like are, are being r levine is like, what are you talking about? bobby kennedy knows exactly what he's doing and there's something about him, and i'll tell you what i saw. you don't get a rustle. he says, well, i'm not in a tea bag. sure. i just wanted vaccines to be safe. anybody got a problem with that? and people say, you know what? i just thought about that. right? that's why do you want your child to die in finland for what again? oh my god, i never thought about that. we are a group of, of, of the country of lemmings. we started flying that ukrainian fly. i couldn't find it on a mac. i'm calling in the ukraine. why does that donald, we, we didn't even know the landscape from a hole on the ground. and people have really thought about this nurse a wait a minute. and guess what? if he goes after a band and democrats gaze the gay, contented, who were so upset with his t part of it, they don't know what to do. black folks, asians, people who've been left left out of the equat

stuart: sounds a bit like a conspiracy theory to me, but rogan has 12 million listeners every day.innesota democrats dean phillips, has launched a public campaign asking the president, hey, step aside. democrats are unwilling to face the truth; that is, biden can't win. the los angeles times float ifs the idea of getting kamala harris off the ticket by moving her to the senate seat now occupied by the ailing dianne feinstein. that is a long shot. but it speaks volumes about the desperation the democrats feel to change the ticket. and it is desperation. the president's cognitive decline seems to be speeding up, and ask we can all see it. he takes long vacations, calls an early lid very frequently and sometimes just doesn't seem to be there. and look at this. more than half believe his signature bidenomics has made things worse. the democrats are anxious because the biden-harris ticket has loser written all over it. there's none so anxious as a political party heading for defeat. think of it this way, how many voters will go for a candidate already struggling mentally and physically?

thanks to dean ferrick and john rogan for having me on the panel as a physician. i feel a little bit out of place, but i really am honored to be with you and as a position, we don't go anywhere without our slides so i'm gonna share some slides because my verbal abilities are not as keen as my lawyer friends my legal colleagues, so i'm gonna talk about the carl albert experience and and bipartisanship and the dual vacancies that happened during the watergate era and i think it it's relevant and a lot of interesting primary sources. i'll share that i think speak to the issues that we've already discussed. let me just tell you a little bit how i got into this as a country doctor. this is not my usual line of work and i was invited to i think the last meeting of the presidential ability a conferences that were hosted by president ford and carter and and convened by the white house physician and jim tool organized it and it was december of 1996 and and i was invited along with george annis who was a health lawyer at boston university because i done some writing and the

joe rogan is rich.ates with him all the way down to the guy making minimum wage and can barely put food on the table. across all of america, it is resonating with souls about how russian they are. >> reporter: it is speaking to a broad swath of americans who struggled, the mainstream media not buying it, knocking it. showing you a few headlines, one from guardian, one from the washington post, richmond north of richmond punches down. why is -- the assembly love this country singer. i want you to respond to that but in case viewers haven't heard the song, here's a snippet of what out of -- oliver anthony said. ♪ north of richmond ♪ lord knows ♪ just want to have ♪ total control ♪ know what you think ♪ know what you do ♪ don't think you know ♪ i know that you do ♪ it is tax to know end ♪ the red spend ♪ griff: what is the mainstream media missing here? >> everything about the song they hate. he makes fun of an island where people are going to hurt children, make sure media has been hiding that for a long

. >> cheryl: joe rogan has become a fan of this song.er anthony, an unknown singer and it was just rendition, vocals, talking about growing up working in a factory. he has come out and said this is not a political song, but of course cancel culture is going after him making it about politics. hes i am not political, joe rogan says i love the song, you can't fake authentic. cancel culture is going after him on twitter saying it is a right wing thing. >> carley: he's calling out politicians and number one, two and three song on itunes right now. good stuff, good for him. >> ashley: is this fight between zuckerberg and elon going to happen? >> cheryl: i'm going with big fat no on this one. seems to be elon musk the problem here. mark zuckerberg and elon musk agreeing to have a basically cage match, cage fight, if you will. two middle-aged men wanting to have a cage fight. zuckerberg called out elon musk on threads. i think we can all agree, i offered legit date and elon says he needs surgery and asks to do a practice round in my backyard. e

coming up joe rogan claims biden scandals are coming to light for reason, rotate. >> i would say alln purpose. they want to get rid of him. >> put out the bad news on purpose to get rid of him that is democrats doing it. more on that. anheuser-busch, billy bush says his family would buy back bud light if in bed once downloaded. have they made a serious offer, we will find out because billy bush wants to be here. the problems keep buying piling up mortgage rates at a 21 year high, madison alworth has the real estate report after this. ♪ let innovation refunds help with your erc tax refund so you can improve your business however you see fit. rosie used part of her refund to build an outdoor patio. clink! dr. marshall used part of his refund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. hi, i'm sharon, and i lost 52 pounds on golo. on other diets, i could barely lose 10-15 pounds. thanks to golo, i've lost

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joe rogan is the man i most identify with opinion whites.i'm telling you i watched it and the theater with every intention, it is a movie about "barbie" because i heard they outrage. i was sitting there getting so aggravated inside. >> i hate that. >> i live 10 minutes early. i had to get out of there and for me i saw it as being representing the most toxic traits of feminism and the only way to get a man to respect you is his ego and completely destroy him and then he comes to respect you. i didn't like it. i know it was social satire. forget seeing this, they would absorb it much different way and a detriment for them. >> martha: interesting. both of my sons ended up seeing it. one said it was all there is, really funny, he loved it and the other one thought it was dumb overall. i found this interesting saying that across social media, many women have been encouraging one another to use the "barbie" movie has a litmus test to gauge whether mail dates could understand were receptive to the feminist messaging. so my kind of reminds me and yo

but ellie rogan tells us that sunblock in america is full of ingredients that are decades old and increasinglybsolete. >> the last time the fda approved new active ingredients for sunscreen was 19 and nine. in the past few years, some have such a expedited the regulatory process for sunscreen, but many consumers, industry leaders, and dermatologists are frustrated that on social media, influencers spotlighting just how far behind they feel american sunscreens are. it has even gotten the attention of alexandria cassio cortez. >> i was in south korea earlier this year. it is so clear how far advanced the rest of the world is on sunscreen. >> here to discuss american sunscreen is a board-certified dermatologist thank you f joining us. we just heard alexandria or because your cortez talking about how superior brands in south korea and also europe and other parts of the developed world are. why are american sunscreens so far behind? >> it has been since 1989 that a new uv filter has been approved in the u.s. and what is a uv filter? it is the chemical ingredient in the sunscreen protecting our skin

i was -- i also had to give som credit to podcasts or joe rogan and peterson.lking about what they heard on rogan, what they heard on peterson. these people are having a big influence on them. i don't think these young girls are listening to that. but i think it does the amo amount -- i think it does give them a different sense of empowerment and maybe translate into something more connected t traditional conservative values and maybe that's why that numbe is standing. >> great to be a man, fantastic to be a father, right? >> right, i completely agree. >> beautiful uncle. a lawsuit by former dancers accuses lissow of sexual harassment and creating a hostile work environment and also body shaming. details next. efund to give his practice a facelift. emily used part of her refund to buy... i run a wax museum. let innovation refunds help you get started on your erc tax refund. stop waiting. go to innovationrefunds.com you really got the brows. ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪ ) constant contact's advanced automation lets you send the right message at the right time, every t

he was on with bill maher and joe rogan brine brian different points of view.ill maher everything is blurry on both those podcasts in it both hosts decided to sit back and listen because almost every -- he makes you think hard. makes your brain hurt. because you can't even want to take a breath when he talks because i can't miss anything. >> ainsley: yes, yes. it's like one of those books that the chore author is so bright you have to read the page twice to really get it. >> steve: or just go really slow. >> ainsley: could you repeat that, please? how are you so smart? what did your parents do? >> brian: what i love about it he blends the lines of party and makes you think. listen i'm not a conservative or a liberal. i just take an issue. what's the best way through this? let's talk about it. let's debate it. that's where i think it's resonating. same thing with joe rogan he backs off and lets his subject talk. >> ainsley: for his academy spend $4,000 and get a college degree through the peterson academy trying to lower the price. what's the purpose of this? i

i wanted to also start by thanking and john rogan and organizing orchestrate not only this panel butiouss ones we've done on the presidential succession issue. i wanted to talk a little bit about these real world examples of incidents and hypotheticals were both the president and the vice president could be either killed or incapacitated in a way that causes a gap to really become a salient challenge. as many of the people on the previous two panels have discussed there is really a challenge that relates to examples where a president can die or become incapacitated that vice president may or may not take over. there may be other instances hypothetical orme real aware the vice president becomes ill and incapacitated but one recent example of this, certainly not the only one as others have spoken about, had to trump having covid in the fall of 2020. the questione arises as to what would have happened if pence and others including pelosi or leahy or others had also become infected. and for me the issue is not just in terms of whether or not these people would have died. but other forms

this is one that joe rogan all the rogan podcast and all the comedians were so mad that he told like a very conformist now, conformist industry now, and that's i of that's one reason i sort of distance myself from it. but paul distance myself from it. but paul, you think? paul, what do you think? >> well, found thing >> well, i found one thing i found interesting was those found most interesting was those that the that spoke up for the cancellation the people who cancellation and the people who have no fear of cancellation itself are those that that never believe they could ever be cancelled because they believe they're on the right side of history or the right side of the argument, the right of argument, the right side of the debate, and art itself is debate, comedy and art itself is not about that. it's not about whether you're right or wrong. it's about what you create , how it's about what you create, how you inspire the reaction you get from if you just have the from it. if you just have the same comedy week out same comedy week in week out that talked about no pronouns for inst

this is one that joe rogan all the rogan podcast and all the comedians were so mad that he told likeit is a very conformist now, conformist industry now, and that's i of that's one reason i sort of distance myself from it. but paul distance myself from it. but paul, you think? paul, what do you think? >> well, found thing >> well, i found one thing i found interesting was those found most interesting was those that the that spoke up for the cancellation the people who cancellation and the people who have no fear of cancellation itself are those that that never believe they could ever be cancelled because they believe they're on the right side of history or the right side of the argument, the right of argument, the right side of the debate, and art itself is debate, comedy and art itself is not about that. it's not about whether you're right or wrong. it's about what you create , how it's about what you create, how you inspire the reaction you get from if you just have the from it. if you just have the same comedy week out same comedy week in week out that talked about no pronouns for

rogan, could this escalate as a country finds itself in an increasingly desperate military situation? that's a concern explained by our guest, and we're going to continue that conversation with the state right there. the, [000:00:00;00] the 1834 prance invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the column is known as the new wires, took the best land. from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was briefly exploited. this cause and as discontent. the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress, to rebuild you and using cruel measures. whole villages were wiped out acts of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women, children, and old people took place more than 2000000 people were born into concentration camps. however, these punitive measures didn't help. cl, jerry and patriot managed to induce france besides th

in addition, in the area of ​​​​the settlement of rogan , kharkov region, a radiation the station forargets in the area of ​​​​the settlement of torskoe of the donetsk people's republic destroyed the ammunition depot of the 44th mechanized brigade of the armed forces ukraine’s air defense systems intercepted eight himax multiple rocket launchers during the day, in addition, 22 ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles were destroyed in the areas of settlements of alshan, kharkiv region. smallish. lugansk people's republic of belogorovka. semigoria. zaytseva disputed birch bark of the people's republic of donetsk chapaevka clean land, so the magician tarasovka novozel poplar of the zaporizhzhya region, small letikha and naked pier, kherson region. total first special operation 458 aircraft were destroyed 245 helicopters 5.518 drones 428 anti-aircraft systems 11.000 130 tanks and other armored combat vehicles 1.142 rocket-propelled combat vehicles in the fire hall 5.000.768 field artillery mortars, as well as 12.000 71 units of special military vehicles. sergei shoigu, meanwhile, awarded the m

artillery more than 350 units of e-e rollover systems of volley fire of various types, first of all, rogan, combat, everything that is possible, plus air support, plus mortar shelling, and of course, about 2,000, one of the heavy equipment is er, about a thousand units of tanks, this is on a relatively small section of the front, of course, such a crazy group - this well, about as much as it was during the full-scale repetition 1.5 years ago, in some areas they correctly say very diplomatically that there is a dynamic situation, which means that in some places they can advance insignificantly, not significantly, but that the task it set well, they also set the first task about the soum 10 m there or at 50 m they i think that the task was to release there , well again to capture more precisely raisin can go to slavyansk they have such information that motivates them to motivate like this in such a way that they start to feel uh, well, horror, revenge for what seems to have offended them , well, that is, such a motivation that they return to their thyroid territories . they were promoted, bu

rogan, could this escalate as a country finds itself in an increasingly desperate military situation? that's the concern explained by our guest, and we're going to continue that conversation. we stay right there, the students, the beginning of its history, the united states of america has officially declared the striving for freedom and people's rights to happiness. however, in reality, having won independence, american colon is tested for the total extermination of the indigenous population of the continent. american indians were deprived of their land. local residents were driven into reservation, given the worst agricultural territories, while the best land was appropriated by white colonizers, the strongest blow to american indian tribes was the extermination of vice and native americans lived by hunting these wild animals. colonists slaughtered the bison, and in fact, made them nearly extinct. every of a low dead is in india and gone, said colonel richard dogs, a veteran of the bloody and vicious indian wars cynically. the indigenous population was simply exterminated us army gen

joe rogan talked about that this week. >> you people, you are loving this, it doesn't make sense becausellege, that means you are an institute for higher education, if you are an institute for higher education, wouldn't you pay attention to the latest data? it's not healthy to brief through this cloth thing all day, it's stupid. insane these people want to get back into this mania, it's like they miss it. it's weird, right? >> first, i think the got to find the cocaine in the white house before they can tell americans how much booze they are allowed to have and everything in moderation, don't drink and drive but when it comes to the government, i have a message, they don't care about you or your well-being or making healthy, they'd rather you not be healthy and they've been wrong for decades. the same government you gave the food pyramid that told us to eat 15 pieces of bread every day and protein at the top and now we have an obesity problem. the biggest health crisis we have in this country when it comes to the mask mandate we now know masks don't work, masks we buy at the drugstore li

welcome to the rogan. >> thank you. >> start by explaining the impact climate change has on the agriculture industry and the other side, which is the industry impact on climate change. >> yes. the climate change is having a huge impact on agriculture. we can see the effect of climate change in front of our eyes this summer in particular. the hottest july on record. we saw floods in vermont, new england, massive flooding in california. just a year or two after a massive drought in california, and this is affecting farmers, farmland and the ability to grow food another buttocks on that land. it is having a huge impact. even this summer, your viewers who eat peaches in the summer might have noticed a lack of peaches or very expensive peaches because the georgia peach state lost close to 90% of the peach crop because of climate change. because of a warmer winter that made trees bloom too early and then a cold breeze in march that destroyed the crop. we are seeing all kinds of effects of climate change on the agriculture industry, so you asked about the effect of the industry on climate change.

i think joe rogan, who is not, it would be, i would say, frame as a trump or -- yeah p -- talked about shocked he is at what's going on, and how it' making people support trump tha normally wouldn't. and that's the thing, there is the think that these huge numbers are coming from his b base, but it's not. it's coming from people who relate. who see this, who are tired of this. because whether you like it or not he's change things. 's transparent bar now we make jokes about you by one of hunter's horrible paint is if you buy enough of them eventually you or one of your kids who never wanted nothing will get a job at the white house, ambassador or whatever. like that's how it worked. and that was the microcosm, all things work in china, ukraine, romania. is the same thing. you give him a big salary, he tells me who paid, and then i will influence and give jobs to you. that's how the whole system works. trump didn't do that because he came out saying, i don't need your money, i remember when he tried to give them to you try t give me money, you still owe me money. and so he change things.

joe rogan, the other dude, military guy. i'm not crazy. >> no, you're right.ound at work asking people to show your shirt up. if it's the standard, it's the fox and friends weekend series brickey that's a sixpack into beer. >> has. >> i feel like it's illegal. >> if he said all that women should have this size of rest, that's illegal, but abs, you ca actually work on, so that's not illegal. >> female friday is up next. every so often, a voice speaks the truth over a sea of malarkey. both the democrats and the republicans caused this debt crisis. my two cents plan solves the problem. if washington cuts the budget just two percent a year, problem solved! perry johnson's genius helped save the american automobile industry. now, it's our turn. his simple truths will bring america back. i'm perry johnson, and i approve this message. remember the things you loved... ...before asthma got in the way? fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it's designed to target and remove them and helps prevent asthma attacks. fasenra is not for sudden breat

joe rogan came to his defense.keswoman and she says, does not believe the government is telling us everything they know about what happened on that day. does not have all the facts. telling me specifically, the only thing is saudia arabia's involvement not some crazed conspiracy theory. there is this sort of cleaning up of this entire issue. it would not be the first time something was taken out of context. it looks like a page out of the trump playbook. the debate is you are talking earlier. all the attention, 2015, we also saw trump engaging conspiracy theories but from a skeptical standpoint. their questions about this. i'm not saying i believe it. i'm just saying that we know enough. by the way, a trump supporter in 2016 and now he is immolating very much what trump did to get elected. >> he does have that style. he throws out a lot of seemingly inflammatory comments. the other day, caitlin collins interviewed and later on twitter he called her a -- which i thought was beneath him running for president. as you

well do i listen to joe rogan? you listen to people of the people on there.phas would tell you that microdosing is good for microdosing of lsd is good for your it's helped your mental health. it's helped a however, what a lot of people. however, what they're you know, they're saying is, you know, and on netflix, there on the back of a netflix, there was series called how was a netflix series called how to your mind as well, to change your mind as well, which isn't it which kind of it isn't it doesn't for glamorise doesn't glamour for glamorise sorry what it does do sorry drugs but what it does do is know what some of is say do you know what some of these big drugs have no, no, no. >> glamorises. >> it glamorises. >> it glamorises. >> these people are >> i mean, these people are going designed going to specially designed islands gurus , islands meeting these gurus, taking and three taking these drugs, and three months having months later they're having nightmares rich nightmares and this is rich people problem. nightmares and this is rich peoyes.:)roblem. nigh

rogan stock? you have to have patience. >> and broken company, you have to sell. you recommend a few stocks when you would vest for young children or grandchildren? there always be a time when i say look, you have to go watch some disney, i find disney troubling. the breakfast table, the dinner table, campbell's soup but a young person should go for technology. i am thinking maybe drug stocks, or may be what you do is you try to find some new kind of technology years from now. >> use companies with a lot of products and services that the young children would use every day because that is a great way to learn not only about the company that they have an investment, to get started with investing, too and it's never too early to get started with investing. >> i think that is terrific advice. i do think that this is fine, it's just that it's a little -- >> apple, amazon, alphabet, people use these products every single day and will get acclimated to it when they are young. all great companies. >> i agree. right here on jim cramer. see you next time. >>> right now on l

not just poor people but joe rogan, tyrus, people going at least he listens and tries to do somethingut it and that's why he is winning, obama did that, he listened. that's why he had two terms and that is what it is about. martha: liberal politicians want to canceled taylor swift concert. the reason why next. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) i decided to try golo when i had an international flight coming up and i realized i couldn't fly being the size that i was. my sister-in-law tried golo and had lost 50 pounds, so i thought i'd give golo a try. i didn't expect the results i got on golo. i was hopeful, but i did not expect it to be like this. golo just makes sense. this plan works. (announcer) change your life at golo.com. that's golo.com. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgi

while climate activists want everyone on board with the green agenda, joe rogan is calling out therea dent in what is happening over the world because most of it is coming from china and india, don't eat meat because you are going to save the world, you're not saving jack [bleep] douglas: here is independent women's forum senior policy analyst mandy carand. thanks for being with us this morning, does this surprise you the top 10% of american households might be responsible for so many emissions? >> no, it doesn't surprise me and it is obvious for anyone who's willing to look at emissions from an objective perspective but that's the problem. most of the climate engagement, the conversation around it and policies being proposed it have nothing to do with reducing emissions and everything to do with expanding control. you see it from the biden administration, they are trying to control everything from dishwashers to what we can eat, how we can eat and what kind of cars we can drive so it really is about placing a significant amount of control into the elite political class where they ge

. >> martha: joe rogan agrees with you. let's play this from yesterday. >> i would say that all this stuff that is coming out slowly but surely about biden is on purpose. they want to get rid of him. i think he wants to run again and i don't think the democrats think that he can win. i think they're right. i think they're going to slowly but surely expose more of these like very clear pieces of evidence of corruption. >> martha: i think that when people say it's all baked in the cake, we're getting a rematch, to mes that a signal that is probably not what we're going to end up with having covered politics a long time now. bill, jason, katie, great to have you with us. thanks. talk to you again soon. have a great day. thanks. still ahead, riley gains celebrates a big win on her fight for fairness in women's sports as we await a decision -- a very pivotal decision -- from a judge in new jersey about whether school districts have to conceal information about children's gender and the names and pronouns that they want to use at

oliver anthony said he's not interested in interviews, he's doing the joe rogan podcast which came outty-gritty of his songs and who he is but jim, this song, clearly resonating with so many americans. the pain, the injustice he talks about, whether or not americans have felt that before or are feeling it now, really it seems like this man, oliver anthony is a voice for what many americans are still feeling right now pay >> not the voice that some are claiming, if you listen to the lyrics of the song. it's amazing that he has turned down $8 million. thanks so much for going out there. >>> jim, no bull, that's a real bowl, riding shotgun in nebraska, you don't want him honking those horns, we will explain whatat is going on hehere, next. to help keep me sharp. try y new neuriva ultra. think bigger. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when youponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candites, whose sumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. [music playing] subject 1: cancer

i think joe rogan who is well known podcast host, he came out last week on his podcast and said he openednk this because i don't agree with the ad that they put out i'm knocking to follow the group think because everybody is telling me i can't drink it, i like bud light some going to drink bud light. i would like to get back to that point if you enjoy dairies razors you can like the commercial or not like it but i think you should buy a harry's razor if you want, if you don't go by a different razor. the idea let's get our groupthink to go against your groupthink and you cancel me so i'll cancel them let's get away from. if you as a consumer, talk with your wallet and keep politics out of that part of the business. stuart: good sense from mike murphy all over again. thank you mike the university of north texas is shutting down the gei office to comply with the state law which bans them. charice trump is with me you are a critic of the ei programs. why is banning these programs necessary? >> let's not forget gei stands for divide, exclude and intolerance. the type of behavior. >> you think

it had a large part to do with joe rogan talking about it. dying to get out. maybe somebody else has made this point before. the media's reaction to it. a lot of these liberal organizations have written negative headlines and stories about this song. it shows how far the democratic liberal party has come from being the party of the working class. this is a working class blue collar. they should have championing this song. >> dana: howard dean's anthem in iowa back then. him deciding not to pursue a career in music. >> i think he will change his mind. he wants to perform. thousands want to come out. what he said in the video, come out to my show and said i'm performing from 8:00 to 10:00. i will stay there until every fan -- he wants to meet every one of them. he wants to be in touch with his fans. >> dana: we wish him the best. >> bill: he touched a nerve as we say. back to the woods you go. thank you, tom and carley. >> this isn't a democrat or republican problem. this is a problem with our government that's lost touch with the american peop

if you're an 18 to 30-year-old boy, you're getting served joe rogan, barstool sports and stuff like thatform how you think. >> masculine things, greg. you have anymore jokes about rhinoceroses? >> greg: no to dana's smart analysis that we overcorrected. blame one more thing, first of all for all the you go girl items. she's the first girl to kick a field goal. i'm tired of that! >> jessica: call me out directly. >> greg: i'm telling you, one more thing for like 12 years has been nothing but you go girl stories. i think it's time to do you go boy stories. no, we don't. by the way, boys are leaning right because they -- i think it's just a basic, what do you call it? what do you call that thing? pendulum shift. you've demonized masculinity. you have mocked biology, right? you've made puberty optional. you're suggesting basically that the best boy is the one that decides to be a girl. so that's why they are moving away to louder voices and finding kind of some kind of refuge in people like ben shapiro or people that are like staunch defendants of biology. and i think the numbers would be bi

it's not just joe rogan's, as tyrus is, it's people who are not trumpeters who are saying well at leastens and tries to do something about it. and that's why he's winning. obama was doing that. he listened and that's why he had to terms. and that's what it's about. >> coming up liberal politicians want to cancel taylor swift concerts. the reason why and the fastest the reason why and the fastest next. caused this debt crisis. my two cents plan solves the problem. if washington cuts the budget just two percent a year, problem solved! perry johnson's genius helped save the american automobile industry. now, it's our turn. his simple truths will bring america back. i'm perry johnson, and i approve this message. when i first learned about my dupuytren's contracture, my physician referred me to a hand specialist. and i'm glad he did, because when i took the tabletop test, i couldn't lay my hand flat anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offered nonsurgical options — which felt more right for me. so, what i'd say to othe