joe rogan he will go anywhere he anything. does a ver cy guarded thee would not give a three minute interview i more guarded than elon musk emily a thousandan there.d he is like bruce wayne for. >> he does not need the costumei for. >> nobodies having a ball and i love it. i wish he did not change the name of twitter but he makese mistakes twitter was a goonad ne for the company change it to x. i like twitter are like the wayt he say ts it. s i bought twitter for i $44 million. i just think he is an interesting guy it's a perfect contrast between him and georger soroges you'd never see him he hides like the evil villain thae he is. the other thing you notice he's referring to earth he saidis twitter was sending messages to earth. he is already on mars.es the article look ts at earth as just another place for him. >> he is right when you see of the world is going ominous points. emily have you been thinking but the twitter dating app at all?y, >> i would not join it i would wait outside somebody'i s window and i think it's more

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he spent three hours with joe rogan. he'll go anywhere. smokes cigars. billionaires are very guarded. they won't give a three-minute interview. i'm more guarded than elon musk and i'm only a thousand-air. >> greg: he's like bruce wayne but he doesn't need the costume. >> no, but he's having a ball. i wish he didn't change the name of twitter. twitter was such a good name for the company and then he changed it to x. i liked how he said it, about twitter -- i bought twitter for $44 million. i just think he's an interesting guy and it's a perfect contrast between him and george soros, you never see him. he hides like the evil villain that he is. he's referring to -- he was saying twitter is sending messages to earth. he's already on mars. he looks at earth as just another place for him. >> greg: he's right when you see how the world is going. ominous points. emily, have you been thinking about the twitter dating app at all? >> okay, i wouldn't join it because i would rather wait outside somebody's window. i think it's more like personal, but i would be real

joe rogan on his podcast really got to the bottom of this.onald trump, that's all they have. watch. >> i think they have [bleep] no cards and they are looking at this game and i don't know i think they are depending upon party loyalty and depending on trump getting convicted and arrested and imprisoned, rather. i don't know if that's going to happen. i don't think it is. it doesn't -- it seems like a bunch of trumped up charges, no pun in intended. >> steve: other thing he suggested regarding joe biden, joe rogan said, at this point the democrats have to run him unless he dies. at the same time, we have got to tell you about the sixth annual reagan national defense survey. and what looks like essentially it takes the pulls of america and they talk to a number of adults and i forget how many was in particular. they weren't voters they were adults in america. talk as lot about how america is feeling about this president. >> ainsley: americans don't have confidence in this president. only 36% have either great deal or some confidence. 17% have l

i found mine at findahandspecialist.com. >> harold: elon musk and joe rogan.on a bunch of topics including free speech. dropping a bombshell revelation about the social media platform previously known as twitter. >> the degree to which twitter was an arm of the government was not well understood. a state publication is the way to think of twitter. republicans were surprised at 10 times the rate of democrats. >> harold: the billionaire revealing the real reason why he part of twitter in the first place. >> i was worried about that it was having a gross effect on civilization. if you walk around downtown san francisco, write near the twitter headquarters, it is a zombie apocalypse. and the outcome of that mind virus is very clear if you walk around the streets of downtown san francisco. it is the end of civilization. >> harold: greg, i admire him a lot. he paid $44 billion. >> greg: he is amazing. that in a bit was incredible. there's about 50 minutes of it that is horrible. musk and rogan eat an anchovy and pineapple pizza and they are over the microphone. it i

certainly stand-in for the values of donald trump and also i would say people like elon musk, joe rogan rogan and that's a good name drop there. do you think they'll be more like ramaswamy? he's wealthy and able to fund his own campaign. not everybody is able to do that. if this is the future of the party, what is his ability to win elections going forward? >> well, look. i think, you know, it ain't over till it's over and that's the thing do is if you are of a different persuasion, you have to fight. so i don't want to declare it over. i do think that ramaswamy's philosophy, his style is ascendant, and i think it's partly indicative of the time in which we live, and some people like me, like young gen x-ers, and even boomers, donald trump was 30 old when he came down that escalator. he's never been elected before. his political identity has been formed in the trump era, and if you are 20 years old today or 21 years old today, you've never really known a republican party that wasn't kind of a donald trump, elon musk, joe rogan-type party, and i think that says things about your philosop

he spent 3 hours with joe rogan. >> he'll go anywhere. bi he'll go anywhere. about anything. billionaires are very guarded. they won'tllionair give a threee interview. >> i'm more guarded than elon musk, and i'm only a thousand airview. thar. you know it is. he's like bruce wayne. yes, but he doesn't need nee costume. no, but he's having a ball and i love it. and d the e.i wish he didn't ch the name of twitter, but he makes mistakes. like twitter wasna of. d name such a good name forcompan the company. and then he changed to x. i like twitter becausey an h i e the way he says it. >> twitter. twitter. yeah, about twitter. sabout for $44 million.gh >> the i just think he's anng interesting guy and it's gu himsting guy and it's and george soros, who i mean, you never see him. he just hides like the evios, l that he is. but, you know, and the other thing just you notice that he's referring to earth. like he said, twitter was like he said, twitter was he's already like on mars. >> yessa twi, he already looks at earth. >> it's just another place for he lh and you knowr place for wh

. >> of normalization and justification, or to look at something joe rogan said, you and i both havens and college aged kids so starting.bleeding out to the streets. >> it is strange to see massive protests on the streets yelling out in support of people did that on october 7. the fact that people are so we leap from reality and fish strange marxist philosophy so untenable with the reality of the world get they are teaching this and they are talk about this is so dangerous and for young people to admire those people, be taught by those people, i never thought things would deteriorate this rapidly. >> do you agree? >> it is writing had earlier today on fox news live i was talking to sabrina, a student there, she's jewish, a junior at george washington university and her mother who lives in california asked her not to go to class because of the protests, anti-semitic messages lasted up on the library we've seen and what is so scary is you have everyday americans cannot allow to live there everyday life anymore because they don't feel safe, parents don't feel safe and i don't blame the

lauren: sit-down with joe rogan for a podcast.de, you go from 0 to 60 in you should 3 -- under 3 seconds. you literally can not break the super thick glass windows. joe rogan tried to do it with an arrow, didn't work. small dent in the car, but the windows were safe. and then something called ground clearance. so somehow the cyber truck can be any -- okay, there he goes. there's joe rogan and there's the his arrow. stuart: shoot the arrow. lauren: he's going to shoot it. elon musk is saying originally we said we can produce 1.25 thousand of these in a year. the issue is there's 2 million reservations for it, so it's going to take years, but he's pinning it as being really, really cool, and guess what in the first delivery, the end of the month. stuart: he shoots, and -- lauren: he does not score. [laughter] stuart: just a little kent. that's musk creating a headline about the future, creating some buzz, and he's moved his stock the up a little. maybe that's why tesla's up just a little bit. lauren: i think the cyber truck is the n

he was also greatly involved in the mass abuse of our guys in malaya rogan, kharkov region, when thoseup were shot in the legs, those who violate the universal and unspoken laws of war are not forgiven, they are sought until the end of their inglorious life and as a rule, our special services have information that velichka, whose social network pages have not been updated for a month, could have died in early november in kharkov, when russian troops precisely hit the targets of krakina militants and foreign mercenaries. during the study , operational information was indicated by the intelligence services of the russian federation, in cooperation with a unit of the ministry of defense , missile attacks were carried out on permanent deployment points, headquarters, and hostels converted into barracks. as well as the fleet of available equipment for the arsenal of this unit. with a high degree of probability we can say that up to 100 people were killed and wounded, including, with a high degree of probability, we are convinced that the commander of the unit krakin with the call sign chile

he is amazing.that in a bit was incredible.there's about 50 minutes of itthat is horrible.musk and rogany areover the microphone.it is the most disgusting thing.but this is so good.just skip over that.robert the world's richest manwho could do anything do this ata great cost to him?it is to save civilization.he realized that from outside looking at twitter, that it wasa silencing mechanism that wasremoving the sand for just thesepernicious beliefs of people tobasically live in five squaremiles, right?they are projecting these crazybeliefs that have destroyed sanfrancisco ultimately around theunited states and create an openair apocalypse and you know heis doing it and he is doing animportant thing because look atthe people that he is scaring.you are seeing extinction lists,people who believe that yourthoughts or just humans ingeneral need to be controlledand ultimately silence.if you are against musk, you aresimply the villain in one of thegreatest movies being made rightnow.>> harold: dana, you havethoughts?>> dana: anyone who missedsomething because of censorshipor an insult about greg

war started on gaza, we saw that the us not only sent warships, the isenhower battleship and the uh rogan uh... battleship with all the equipment, with all the aircraft carriers, at the moment there are 56 uh aircraft carriers and battleships in the mediterranean the first time since 1945, and they sent all of this along with 14 billion dollars and sending biden himself to give bear hog to netanyahu in the airport when he landed in occupied yafa, otherwise the one is tel avib, so they are there because this is an extension israel is the 51st state of the united states of america, and this is evidence because not only they funded them, not only they ran to help their little evil lad, they even brought in new weaponry, as if israel itself is not the house of weaponry that is actually manufacturing weapons and selling them to other states across the world, they brought them uh more than 9 billion dollar worth of weaponry to be used against the people of gaza, and they even brought in boots on the ground. around which many uh united states uh former generals and uh experts in military have to

when you hear him say to a rogan that he knows biden voters.ctually he doesn't know any biden voters. he just knows democrats who voted for biden because that was the only choice to get trump out of there. he seemed a little sensitive when he was actually asked if he knew any biden voters. what does that tell you? >> well, he has to navigate and negotiate hollywood. nobody is going to say i voted for trump and expect to go to work on monday because they are horrible people in hollywood that never stop complaining about mccarthyism and always want to fire anyone who disagrees with them politically. they are horrible hypocrites. he has to work and he doesn't want to say that. he will say i know people who voted for trump or who support trump. he usually probably means him, but he would never out those people because i know people. it's kind of code for he is probably for trump but could never say it out loud because he would be run out of town. >> if you say you love hamas, you get a promotion in hollywood. >> yeah. as long as you rock the palest

. >> shout out to tucker carlson, elon musk, and joe rogan, those are his homeboys. terribly cringy. >> after he shouted out those guys and insulted the femaler, e female candidate onstage, i thought -- he just bowed to joe rogan, and then insulted the first woman that he could see, and then insulted the second woman. i consulted my notes, he has run out of women. but yet, he pulled a rabbit out at the half. he decided to attack nikki haley's daughter, who was not onstage or in the room, as far as we know. i, mean i kind of wondered who he would hit next. >> i kind of feel like he is not running for president, he's running to replace ben shapiro. >> i think he wants a podcast. >> i think it's clear that he feels he could challenge the far right wing podcast crew, he thinks he can get one. the problem is, he is so annoying. no one is going to want to listen to a podcast for an hour, listening to that man speak. >> i think it's going to be a debate club, tiktok influencer. you know how there is -- >> he hates the tiktok. >> no, he is on tiktok. >> he'll be an influence

nick offerman, seth rogan. the movie is called "dumb money."in the film. did you guys have fun together? >> i love pete. i loved pete. i felt like i was coming out of a baked car at 16 years old and just giggling and laughing. i've never broken that much on camera. i've never laughed so hard offset. he is just like an open channel, the stuff that would come out. >> jimmy: it's kind of funny you have a movie that seth rogen is in and pete davidson is the biggest stoner. [ laughter ] >> i'm getting old, man. >> jimmy: in one scene, you guys, i don't think i'm ruining anything, but you get naked and you run. >> yeah. it goes with the clip. >> yeah, yeah. so our director, craig gillespie, came up to us on set one day, you know, these brothers, in real life ran this naked mile. pete was like, you want [ bleep ]? i'm your guy! [ laughter ] i was like, oh, okay. pete said yes, i have to say yes. >> jimmy: oh, you were bullied into it in a way, like brothers would do. is there a way to prepare for a nude scene? or you just have to go with it? >> it was

war started on gaza, we saw that the us not only sent warships, the eisenhower battleship and the uh rogan uh, battleship with all the uh equipment with all the aircraft carriers uh at the moment there are 56 uh aircraft carriers and battleships in the mediterranean the first time since 1945 and they sent all of this along with 14 billion dollars and sending biden himself to give bear hog to netanyahu in the airport when he landed in occupied yafa otherwise known as tel avib so they are there because this is an extension israel is the 51st state of the united states of america, and this is evidence because not only they funded them, not only they ran to help their little evil lad, they even brought in new weaponry, as if israel itself is not the house of weaponry that is actually uh manufacturing weapons and selling them to other states across the world, they brought them uh more than 9 billion dollar worth of weaponry to be used against the people of gaza, and they even brought in boots on the ground. which many uh united states uh former generals and uh experts and military have told us

the rock, in an interview with joe rogan, explained what the democrats really think about joe biden.friends who support trump, i have friends who support biden. do you really have friends who support biden? no, no, i have friends, but thank you, this is a great check because it's important, it's important context. do they support the democratic party? yes, i have friends who are loyal to this party. what he said. was quite interesting because there is no biden voter, i've never seen anyone have a biden sticker on their bamber, i've never seen a biden cap. a long-awaited event around the world, the so-called transgender awareness week finally ends, starting in mid-november, every year, 7 whole days are now devoted to the fight for the opportunity for whiners to dress up in dresses and wear whips. in this regard , non-traditional christmas figurines have appeared on sale in the united states. he is holding an lgbtq pride flag, and samon is clearly a non-gender man. santi claus also suffered; he was turned into a black wheelchair user. also, events are being held all over the world to t

meantime, elon musk telling joe rogan yesterday about his forecast for the cybertruck.ere's what he said. >> we're aiming to make about 200,000 a year at volume production. >> wow. >> maybe a little more. but i just can't emphasize enough that manufacturing is much, much harder than the initial design. >> all right, so, you had another forecast on this new product. >> there's a "wow" from a man who is obviously uber excited. however, i was looking for 250,000, because, remember, on wall street, we have expect -- what? >> you were? you had a cybertruck number? >> yeah, because you see, i follow the f-150 really closely because it's been horrible. >> so you wouldn't have given him a wow? >> no. it's a shortfall. the f-150 e is bad enough. >> you would have gone, ugh. >> yeah. >> okay. just making sure i understand. >> it's not a twitter. i mean, x. >> would you have taken elon out back to shoot arrows at the cybertruck? >> no, and i question whether -- is it really a truck? the people who buy this stuff are -- they're like collectors. you know what this looks like to me?

to guide us, we are honored and grateful to be joined by pbs allie rogan who will moderate this discussion. thank you for joining us and over to you. allie: the conflicts we will be talking about today should be in the headlines every single day with the rigorous analysis with experts like you when you deal with these massive conflicts and potential conflicts simultaneously. there is a potential chinese invasion of taiwan. how do you assess the current environment and why is it important to look to recent as well as older history for lessons on modern warfare? gen petraeus: it's great to be back with the atlantic council. thank you for the kind invitation and thank you for guiding this conversation. i think we face today the greatest number of threats and the most complex array of threats since the end of world war ii. if you think of the u.s. is the guy in the circus who has to keep plate spending there are more plates in the tent than at any time since the end of world war ii. we have allies and partners who help us keep those plates spinning at this year array of those in the responses

. >> josh rogan from the washington post. well done, oldest trick in the book.to ask you about the winter situation. the winter is coming in last year we saw broad scale attacks on energy infrastructure. where preparations do you have in place? what do you need to protect ukraine's energy infrastructure and what would be the consequence if congress gives you the military aid but not economic aid? even pro-ukrainian colleagues say you have the weapons but not the money what would be the consequence of that decision? andriy: i think that is why we continue our meetings and we will continue tomorrow to explain why it is important. as we have very strong arguments and i hope our colleagues will hear it. and of course, we will be preparing for the winter. it's been one year and we have some preparations. but there is still a lot of concern. we are sure that russia continues to attacker infrastructure. but we need more for defense. in our big team, a lot of kinds of intelligence including foreign intelligence, we work closely and in big groups and believe me what you

rebuilding his special services, they they were basically destroyed somewhere in 2012-2013, now hontal rogans one of those gray cardinals, one of the leaders of one of orbán, to be honest, i don't really believe in this story, i think it has more to do with , activations, i don't know, spies, just who is it, is it just a trick, is there really some kind of espionage, i think it has more to do with the fact that orbán wants to understand what fico is planning to do, and in general, where slovakia is going will go, because so far it does not look like fico's slovakia is somehow strategic. victor's partner orbán, despite all the fears, despite these compliments to each other, that is, it is a big question now in general, where slovakia will go, and this question is not only on viktor orbán's agenda. but slovakia will still go straight, whether they are, well, you understand, we understand that the change of governments very often corrects, but the word itself corrects, i would say, not changes, so in your opinion, he showed that he corrects or changes, okay, he can say with words, we don’t sell

joining me now is washington post columnist josh rogan. i'm in dubai -- i'm in dojah, josh, with the operations team who mediated these talks and who are now watching minute by minute the implementation of this deal saying things are going according to plan. they got a proof of concept that this agreement could work on friday, but clearly it is very, very fragile. they baked in a series of obligations on both sides and a series of safeguards to try and ensure that both sides of this agreement stick to their obligations. what do you make of what you've seen to date? what are you hearing about how robust this will be going forward, at least for the next four days? >> well, i think there's a clear understanding that although this is fragile, it will continue to work as long as all sides believe that they're still seeing some sort of benefit from it. so that means every aspect of this has to keep moving along at least at some pace. the aid, the release of israelis and the release of palestinians. there's the american piece. we saw president bi

famous unjustified cruelty, videos appeared on the internet of nationalists of this unit in malaya roganst year they shot in the legs , in particular, he participated in an operation on the territory of the belgord region near new tavaldzhanka, then fighters of the so-called russian volunteer corps burst into the village. we had the task of covering the exit of the wounded units of the russian volunteer corps and the legion of freedom; we stayed there from 10 am to 3 pm. what made the formerly successful athlete, who also came from russian-speaking mariupol, join the ranks of the nationalist krakin unit. prikhodko himself answers that the desire to do career in an elite unit, he was immediately given a british mini mi-249 machine gun and a lot of money. while working on the front lines, he earned $3,500 a month as a private. the night from november 2 to 3 in kharkov was nicknamed hellish, thanks to the information received. all objects of krakin were identified, hostels in the city center, in which fighters of the nationalist battle were hiding, and most importantly, several powerful blo

josh rogan has more perspective on this.response to the prime minister, giving the heisman to the secretary of state. >> the third iteration in the joe biden a administration policy on this, when it came on october 7, the joe biden a administration said we are with israel. , then they started talking about they should do this and that, we should probably slow down and now they have publicly broken and called for a cease-fire. they had to come out publicly and reject. and the answer is obvious. they are going into appease the democratic base, they are making policy based on politics, which is not the way you are supposed to do it. and so now they are in this position where they have to manage the politics more than they have to manage the war and sure, cease-fire is not a crazy idea, it happens, but when and on what terms. and to focus on it so publicly at this moment, obviously that is not what the government is ready to do, it shows that they are prioritizing politics. >> this is a time in which we have the president, secre

greatly involved in the mass bullying of our guys in malaya rogan, kharkov region, when the bound menat did you know about the reputation of this. when you got there, you knew that at the beginning krakin’s warriors tortured prisoners of war, when exactly i got there , i didn’t ask myself this question, so i didn’t know anything about it, i didn’t hear about it, if you knew about such facts, they continued would serve, but no, rather nothing, of course, it is difficult to admit that he was an ally of war criminals and sadists, even velichko once tried to give back, confusingly making excuses for atrocity near kharkov, our unit shot through the legs... of russian prisoners, people are prisoners, they surrendered, they have their hands tied, but i don’t think that’s right, i don’t know where this video came from, but i don’t think that’s right , but those who violate all the public and unspoken laws of war are not forgiven, they are searched for until the end of their inglorious life and, as a rule, they find, our special services have information that the great social network page, whi

fox news contributor, e raymond arroyo.ki we've been talking about biden, the rock appeared on joe rogan'sing admission. >> itrp. have friends who suppod trump and friends who support biden. >> do you really have friends i who support biden?an >> i havk e friends -- thank yo good check, that is important. >> they support the democratic f party.riport >> i have friends loyal to the party. >> laura: i guess nobodyra: li what>> biden is cooking. >> raymond: the rock, remember,q in 2020 he said, i believe that kamala harris and joe biden aree the best choice to lead the country. he endorsed joe biden, so the idea you now have a major cr celebrity like the rock, crumbling, no pun intended, over joe biden support tells you where the country and hollywood and elites who once supported en joe biden. >> laura: maybe the audience, maybe he thinks the audience is filled with pajama boys in flipa flops wondering when the next pot legalization is going to come around. >> raymond: the left is desperate.rg dwayneue the rock johnson is be nominee for u.s. president in 2024. they are o pushing this. he sai

. >> josh rogan in his conversations with becky anderson earlier this morning explained just the -- not just inconsistency but direct conflict between the priorities of netanyahu and biden. netanyahu says his promise to the israeli people is ending hamas. president biden just wants to see the fighting stop. when those two hit one another at the end of day five, what happens then? because simply getting the hostages home is not fulfilling netanyahu's promise. >> that's right. and of course hamas knows that if they release all of the hostages, then there is no leverage at all over prime minister netanyahu to hold back on the bombing. there's another factor for prime minister netanyahu, which is that once this war ends, in other words, once the active bombing part of it ends, that will then begin the inevitable investigations into how the october 7th attack began. you know, that's going to be -- that's going to be pretty difficult for him because obviously the israeli intelligence assistance was asleep and the israeli defense forces responded slowly. and that's an investigation that he pro

to guide us, we are honored and grateful to be joined by pbs news hour allie rogan who will moderate this discussion. so thank you both for joining us. overer to you. >> thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be with you today. any single conflict that we will be talking about today to dominate the headlines every single day and of course the analysis with several massive conflicts and simultaneously as mentioned with the attack on israel and now the war in gaza in retaliation and there's a potential in taiwan. my first question to you how do you assess the current environment and why is it important to look to recent as well as older history on modern warfare? >> first of all it's great to be back with of the atlanta council and always thanks for the kind introduction andnd invitation ad always thank you for guiding the conversation. i think that we face today in the world of the greatest number of threats and the most complex array of threats since the end of world war ii. if you think of the u.s. as the guy in the circus that has to keep the plates spending i think there are more

we are grateful to be joined by pbs newshour's ally rogan who will moderate this discussion so thankou both for joining us. over to you. >> thank you so much. it is a pleasure to be here with you today. any single conflict we are going to be talking about would rightly deserve to dominate the headlines every day. and of course rigorous analysis from you. we are witnessing several massive conflicts and potential conflicts simultaneously. the russian invasion of ukraine. the hamas attack on israel. and israel's war in gaza in retaliation. there is a potential invasion of taiwan. my first question to you is how do you assess the current threat environment and why is important to look to recent as well as older history for lessons on modern warfare? gen petraeus: great to be back with the atlantic council. thanks for the kind introduction. thanks for guiding this conversation. i think that we face today in the world the greatest number of threats and the most complex array of threats since the end of world war ii. if you think of the u.s. as the guy in the circus who has to keep a lot of

certain way shut down it's big hand of government intimidation >> deeply deplatformed day he monetized rogan's podcast about ivermectin >> dr. robert mall open shut down we know that -- natural community more effective masks ineffective if you spoke truth you get killed nuts. maria: that happened to me as well, because wide tom cotton on show, in february of 2020 he said yeah. this escaped from a lab, in wuhan, we also spoke with doctors said once you have covid you have antibodies they shut that down are we are too stupid to understand ant bhoidz censor information >> they are telling us trust signs, then we see research coming out, where the science is telling us, to cloth, masks don't work science from our own universities telling us, that if you get covid, that you have better protection against another positive break or another -- um -- you know testing positive in the future if you didn't get it but got the vaccine so people asking questions, if you want to establish trust, i are allowing people to ask questions that based on science research reading, government should have enough confid

on the stage so desperately wanting a big bro hug from tucker carlson as well as elon musk and joe rogan, it's embarrassing. and all he did throughout the night, every single powerful woom in his insight he attacked. nikki haley for wearing heels and supposedly being a bad mother because her daughter's on tiktok, going after ronna mcdaniel, the chairwoman of the rnc for losing in 2017 when it was trump's false republicans have lost so significantly. and also kristen welker, the moderator of the debate, saying she is basically the face of fake news. and look, that does not win him any votes with women. they look at that and look at him as a frat boy and not a serious candidate for the president of the united states. >> he's making the mistake of thinking as a young brown man he can do exactly what donald trump did, but donald trump has the voters already in his pocket, and that's a challenge for everybody there. it was interesting to see nikki haley show up with stilettos to a knife fight, and i appreciated that because so many of us do have to run around in heels. but nobody on that stag

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velichko was involved in the mass abuse of our guys in malaya rogan, kharkov region, when the bound menw about the reputation of this unit when you joined? you knew that at the beginning of svo, the warriors of krakin tortured prisoners of war. specifically , i came there, i didn’t ask myself this question, so i didn’t know anything about it, i didn’t hear anything, if you knew about such facts, would you continue to serve? no, rather than something, of course, it is difficult to admit that he was an ally of war criminals and sadists, but those who violate the universal and unspoken laws of war are not forgiven, they are searched for until the end of their inglorious life and, as a rule, they are found. our special services have information that velichko, whose social network pages have not been updated for a month, could have died in early november in kharkov. when russian troops accurately hit targets of krakinaa militants and foreign mercenaries. in the course of processing the specified operational information, the special services of the russian federation in cooperation with a uni

this should be tucker carlson, joe rogan and elon musk. the democrats would hire greg gutfeld to host a democratic debate? [applause] >> greg: come on! he knows mentioning my name is the oldest name in the book to get on this show. he's right. usually when my name is on nbc, it's preceded by the f word. he also got into it with former south carolina governor nikki haley. roll that one. >> do you want a leader from a different generation that will put this country first or do you want dick cheney and three inch heels? we have two on stage tonight. the last debate she made fun of me for joining tik tok. her own daughter was using the app a long time. take care of your family first. >> leave me daughter out of your voice. >> here's the truth. >> greg: get a room, you two. i haven't seen sexual attention likes that since jesse waters got a new mirror. [laughter] i've seen friendlier exchanges between the secret service and commander the dog. vivek closed with a message for the democrats. >> end this farce that joe biden will be your nominee. w

. >>> yesterday elon musk went on joe rogan's podcast. we already know twitter used to be a liberal wonderland where anybody guilty of committing wrong, things against the democrats was censored or shadow band. now that mosque is at the helm, we are learning just how big of a role is the government played. >> twitter was simply an arm of the government. it was not well known by the public. it was whatever basically. a state publication is the way to think of twitter. republicans were suppressed at 10 times the rates of democrats. just because all twitter was fundamentally controlled by the far left. >> elon musk says the effect is devastating. >> i was worried that it was having a corrosive effect on civilization. if you walk around downtown san francisco near the x twitter headquarters it is a mind virus to the rest of us. the outcome of that virus is clear if you walk around the streets of downtown san francisco. it's the end of civilization. >> but the collusion doesn't end there. there is a new sheriff in town. all the other social me

velichko was involved in mass abuse of our guys in malaya rogan, kharkov region, when the bound men wereknow about the reputation of this unit when you joined? you knew that in the beginning krakin's svoytsy tormented and tortured prisoners of war. when exactly i got there, i didn’t ask myself this question, that’s why. i didn’t know anything about this, i didn’t hear about it, if you knew about such facts, would you continue to serve? no, most likely not about something, of course, it’s difficult to admit that he was a comrade-in-arms of the military criminals and sadists, but those who violate all the public and unwritten laws of war are not forgiven, they are searched for until the end of their inglorious life and, as a rule, they are found. our special services have information that wieliczka, whose social network pages have not been updated for a month, could have died in early november in kharkov, when russian troops precisely hit the targets of militants of foreign mercenaries. during the processing of this operational information , the special services of the russian federation,

all right, ray, ray, we have been talking about biden, you know, the rock appeared on joe rogan's podcastrstand. and made a startling admission? >> i have friends who support trump. i have friends who support biden. >> do you really have friends who support biden? come on. [laughter] >> no, no. here's what i do. i have friends -- thank you, that's a good check because that's important this is important context. >> i have friends support the democrat party. >> friends support the party. >> progressive. >> right. >> laura: i guess nobody likes what biden is cooking. >> here's the problem. the rock, remember, in 2020 he said and i quote: i believe that kamala harris and joe biden are the best choice to lead the country. he endorsed joe biden. so, the idea that you now have a major celebrity like the rock crumbling, no pun intended over joe biden's support tells us an enormous amount of not only where the country is but where hollywood and the elites who once supported joe biden. >> laura: maybe the audience is for his films. does he think the audience is filled like pajama boys out there aro

. >> shout out to tucker carlson, elon musk, and joe rogan, those are his homeboys.shouted out those guys and insulted the female moderator, and insulted the one female candidate onstage, i thought -- he just bowed to joe rogan, and then insulted the first woman that he could see, and then insulted the second woman. i consulted my notes, he has run out of women. but yet, he pulled a rabbit out at the half. he decided to attack nikki haley's daughter, who was not onstage or in the room, as far as we know. i, mean i kind of wondered who he would hit next. >> i kind of feel like he is not running for president, he's running to replace ben shapiro. >> i think he wants a podcast. >> i think it's clear that he feels he could challenge the far right wing podcast crew, he thinks he can get one. the problem is, he is so annoying. no one is going to want to listen to a podcast for an hour, listening to that man speak. >> i think he's going to be a debate club, tiktok influencer. you know how there is -- >> he hates the tiktok. >> no, he is on tiktok. >> he'll be an influencer

i think elon musk hit the nail on the head and the joe rogan interview talking about george soros beingd realizing that the arbitrage in the situation is not to invest money into presidential elections but rather influence local elections and get specific das the job so they decide not to enforce laws you may not be able to change the laws but you can influence whether or not they're being enforced and elon musk nailed it. maria: look at his video mostly adults caught on camera stealing an entire bowl of candy on halloween. only one child seen in the video, there stealing all the candy. even the child to do this in front of your child to make it okay to show your child that you're going and cleaning out this person's house of all the candy. it is just a reflection of america today unfortunately. >> they are laughing while they're doing it. look at the women they are smiling and laughing about it looking into the camera. it's brazen they knew what they were doing is maybe not illegal absolutely offensive and wrong that is your neighbor somebody that you live by an somebody work nearby. i

the joe rogan podcast popular podcast is not the world that it the country.proaches issues from a very independent stance. he is conservative on some things, more liberal on others it's important for people to see someone can hold positions won't immediately fit into a political box because our society has and so try all the time, we're not interested in using our critical thinking skills. we just say what does my side say about this would be better off if we were to go through the facts on an issue or analyze it first before we jump on whatever we think our side is saying so i don't listen to podcasts per se but i will occasionally visit to segments i think interesting guests and i think they are great. i want to see young people are interested in them. i started recently to see a show on fridays on the hill all rising old part of the show is a half conservative and a liberal on together. really more, it's sort of like was right populist left crossover so friday i get to go on the show talk about issues common ground and debate with the one on the polar oppo

that's unlikely to convince bob if he's been watching fox news and joe rogan podcast in 2021, they're going to he's going to go down that rabbit hole. but at least you get that out there and then try to work with them and say, look, bob, you're entitled to your views, but don't don't do things that are putting people in harm's way, like the anti-science component that's actually pretty long. i'm not sure i know the answer to your question. i answer because because it's hard in the past. you know, you can have discussions not only with uncle bob, the parents of kids who didn't want to vaccinate their know kids and and, you know, you could explain to them that why measles is a killer disease, pertussis is whooping cough, the killer disease, or if they weren't vaccinating and enough parents weren't vaccinating, there were kids going into the hospital with measles and pertussis and there'd be that kind of auto correction mechanism or self-correcting mechanism. we don't we're missing that. now. there's no there are no brakes on this. even after 200,000 americans have perished, they're stil

. >> the are more allowed people from the perspective joe rogan, if not thehe world and from he's more others and important for people to see that someone can enter political book. we are not interested go through listen to podcasts i will into. i think they are great to see people in them. i started recently hosting the show on fridays called rising and the holdings of the conservative and liberal together, it's like populace right left crossover so i get to go on the show and talk about issues and find common ground and debate with someone on the polar opposite side of the political spectrum and we just don't have those conversations much anymore so it is a huge blessing to be able to do that. >> i like to comment on coming from the top down. i think we can use our voices but here is her comment. any government that attempts to upset father's pain over daughters sexual assault and victimization for a narrativehe for supremacy and domestic terrorism needs to look in the rear and for them to target parents that quickly, it seems this is coming from top-down and not being indoctrinated.

. >> so yesterday, elon musk went on joe rogan's podcast. as we already know, twitter used to be a liberal wonderland wheroe. f anybody guilty of committing wrong think against the democrats was censored or shadow banned. mut now that musk's at the hel ,we're learning just how big of a role the government played . >> the degree to which twitter>t was simply an arm of the government was not well understood by the public, and it wasic there was no it was whatever the official go, it was like pravda basicallbasical you know, it's a state publication is the way to thinp. of all twitter. republicans were suppressed at ten times the rate of democratsans wered . now, that's because all twitter. was fundamentally controlledroll by the far left. >> and musk also sayed bes the effect was devastating. >> i wass worried about that. it was having a corrosiveas cifect on. civilization. if you've walked around downtown san francisco, tion. downtowright near f-k twitter headquarters, it's a zombie apocalypse. what is essentially a mind virus to the rest of