i want to thank joe rogan.hat's fantastic. [ applause ] >> harris, he talked about it last hour in the informal gaggle when he casted his ballot. >> harris: he did. he talked about it in detail with closing remarks last night. moving ahead the people representing and how vast the audience was. he appreciated. he said it was an honor to get people to speak for him yesterday and to be endorsed like that. i'm paraphrasing him a bit. he used the word "honor" in terms of the late breaking news that even elon musk sat for hours with joe rogan. so, it is interesting. it is. i thought joe rogan wouldn't endorse anyone. kamala harris had an opportunity here. she missed it. the president, the former president was able to capitalize on that. perhaps, we will see how much it matters. >> the question, kayleigh, is quality not quantity. we don't the impact. joe rogan has almost 19 million subscribers. the point is the quality of that. we have talked about how i characterize him having a subscription to curiosity. it's not a

joe rogan was in the middle. be centrist. everyone had to be either right or left. we all had to be in a box. and then the box got smaller as they kept compartmentalizing us. racist hispanics and sexist black men. but the truth is you had a joe rogan who had on bernie sanders and federman and bari weiss. he had everybody on. and then when you think about it, maybe this comes down to something as simple as donald trump is a great businessman. donald trump understood business, americans, and selling. i mean, what kind of an entrepreneur, 78-year-old man who literally garnered an understanding of social media that the left could not. he got onto tiktok and did these rallies and he was doing podcasts and he had the brothers on his airplane and he had the mind of an entrepreneur who did all of this stuff that wasn't on his generation and he said, i'm going to feed into this, and with that, the democrats didn't have a chance. they weren't as smart as donald trump was. >> katie: so greg, they say they are looking for th

joe rogan was there joe rogan. >> joe rogan was basically a bernie supporter. >> he was. i wanted to shine a light on this with my interview with senator sanders. that to me is such a prime example of where democrats have kind of lost those people. the point that i was making with him is there are a lot of things that joe rogan says and believes that a lot of democrats totally shone. he has that not great things about some social issues that democrats do not agree with. he does not support vaccines. that is part of the reason why when bernie sanders went on the show he got villa five. him getting vilified by a lot of people on the left is case in point of the intolerance among a lot of people in the democratic party who claim their whole mission is to be tolerant. >> is in that a central piece of the conversation democrats are having now about why this >> it is and precisely why. his whole thing is our policies are not geared toward the working people. we went back and forth on that. president biden's policies were geared toward the working people in a lot of ways. it is

donald trump landing a last minute endorsement from joe rogan. is it going to help him win over voters who weren't already leaning his way? plus. >> every single vote. every one is going to matter. >> kamala harris turning to famous friends in the closing hours of her race. >>> the gender gap. one last look at how this mars versus venus selection could determine who wins the white house. >> we're running like everything's on the line because it is. >> he will be a protector of women and it's why i'm voting for him. >>> they gaslight you. they manipulate you. they promote narratives. the only one not doing that is robert f. kennedy jr. >> you a fan? >> yeah, i am a fan. he's the only one that makes sense to me. he doesn't attack people. he attacks actions and ideas. >> an about face from joe rogan. just three months ago thought rfk jr. was the only option in the race. on the eve of the election rogan formally endorsing donald trump. he announced that decision after his interview with elon musk. rogan wrote in a post on x last night that musk quote

joe rogan is more important than any of us.democrats are calling on the government to regulate them. >> the report was sets of rulings that the deal with the supreme court this money coming in and were legal protections to allow these companies to do if they want to. i think a normal contributes a maybe we need a different regulations for social media platforms with less money there. but that conversation isn't happening yet. jesse it's not like the vice president wasn't invited to do joe rogan and she didn't do it. >> it would've been a disaster. >> there were a lot of mistakes made in the keep talking about the need to find their own joe rogan and if they had one his name was joe rogan. he was a bernie bro they expelled a rogan and musk and rfk and they said where did the borough vote that's where it went. if they did have a show like rogan what would it be called the status quo show all they do is defend the status quo. you know how many things are off-limits in the media. you can't talk about anything you need to defend pow

of joe rogan, because joe rogan was in the middle. he, you know, he was a he was a centrist. that's why they lost. they couldn't be centrist. everybody had to be either right or left. we all had to be in a box. and then the box got smaller as they kept compartmentalizing us racists, hispanics and sexist black men. but the truth is, you had a joe rogan who had on bernie sanders and fetterman and, you know, barry weiss, he had everybody on and then when you think about it, maybe this comes down to something as simple as donald trump is a great businessman. donald trump understood business. americans and selling. i mean, what kind of an entrepreneur, 78 year old man who literally garnered an understanding of social media that the left could not that, you know, he got onto tiktok and he did these rallies and he was doing podcasts, and he had the nelk brothers on, on his, on his airplane. and, you know, he had the mind of an entrepreneur who took all of this stuff that wasn't of his generation. and he said, i'm going to feed into this. and

however bernie sanders had no problem going on joe rogan years ago when joe rogan endorsed him. i've been on rogan's show three times. i've probably heard over 100 hours of it in the past decade a decade ago, joe rogan was a bernie sanders supporter who would get emotional talking about how important it is to legalize marijuana, who would get emotional talking about how important it is to get christianity out of politics in particular on the abortion issue, who had a host of left wing opinions, including about health care and liberals, drove him away by calling him a racist, unearthing jokes he made, calling him a misogynist. really, with no evidence. >> when you make racist jokes about people of color calling him a lot of comedians is likely going to all the time. >> calling him transphobic because he didn't like seeing fallon vaccine thing right up to our point earlier that also used to be a left wing opinion, to be against vaccines like 20 years ago. again so he actually hasn't shape shifted very much. to your point, the democratic party has shape shifted and driven him away

i do want to talk about rogan, rogan and rogan influencers. i want to start first with your campaign. you left it all on the table. all of it. day in and day out. i hope everyone will go read it. you talked about some of the things you saw. and one of the things that i know you write about that i hope people will read but really stood out to me is the enthusiasm the democratic voters had in a conservative district for the american flag. >> absolutely. and this is the kind of thing that gives you hope. that reminds you, maybe we're as deeply divided. democrats in particular are thirsty for this idea of, we need to reclaim the american flag because it belongs to all of us. we need to reclaim patriotism. some folks think it is something you should hold at arm's length. that america is fundamentally flawed. i think democrats want to reclaim the flag. the fact that it has back republican er. we need to be patriotic. to build a broad patriotic coalition. that's what i tried to do. >> the flag has become something that was sort of seen as something m

his name was joe rogan. joe rogan voted for bernie.and cnn said he was killing people because he wasn't vaxed. trump said i will talk to him and hit it off and rogan endorsed him. that's what's when you reject everyone from the party that you don't agree and elon musk and others all democrats and now not. and make the podcast and interesting and how do you do that if you don't defend anybody or get close to the truth? kyle is the cofounder and host of the full send podcast. kyle, how are you feeling after tuesday? >> good, man. good to see you again. i mean, just like you, like everyone, i mean, we knew trump was going to win. we didn't know how big it was going to be. and honestly just couldn't feel better. >> jesse: some now saying radicalized everybody with the podcast. how did you do it? what the hell do you to on your podcast any way? >> i mean, no, i've seen it. i've been watching the news and stuff. i think, you know, a lot of people are taking credit and credit is being given out to different people. but i think, you know, i've

the joe rogan thing is interesting. a symptom of the problem, not the problem itself. she knew she couldn't go out there and explain her positions and defend their positions in a way that people would find believable or trust her. the reason that donald trump rallied and all of those different categories among voters is because he was talking about common sense issues, common sense solutions to issues that people cared about. it didn't matter if you are asian or black or a woman or whatever it was, that makes sense. i think that's why he won in 2016 and that's why he won this time. he talks about things without getting stuck into ideology. either way, i know a lot of republicans love the fact that democrats are shooting at one another and are unable to figure out what happened. as a conservative, i actually hope democrats to figure it out. we need 2 sane parties in this country. it does no good to have one completely insane lunatic party and a less insane party. >> you are glad the lunatic party right now. >> there are

, why don't the democrats have joe rogan? >> i'm sitting with you. >> joking aside, is that the right question? people have responded to that by pointing out, at one point, joe rogan was a fan of bernie sanders. the fact that the democratic party did not do more outreach to him, did not have a constant connection with him, so to speak, is probably a reason why they lost at the end. >> at the very least, we need to understand that world, talking about joe rogan. guess who is a big part of his audience? latinos, over 30% of his audience are latinos, young latino men. we were not talking about that either. i do think the fear is that, to your point, literally living in two realities. the day of the election, every single voter noted that democracy was the top issue. three out of four people said that they were concerned about the state of democracy. we all had completely different versions of what that threat meant because our ecosystems were so completely different in the way that we were talking about democracy. we better star

joe rogan, congratulations to him.han the intelligence of the ladies on "the view" for. >> sean: where did that come from? where did that originate from? >> i think it was just a conversation that he was having surrounding, you know, ancient history and -- look, the reality is despite the fact that everybody out there wants to claim that we know everything, it wasn't very long ago that we found out for the first time at that dinosaurs actually walked the earth, right? and so being open, i think that's one reason his show is popular, basically he's open to the idea, and i think you are, schone, and i certainly -- sean, and i certainly am, to the idea that we don't know everything about human life or the life on this planet and you can always learn more. but the idea that you would cite that -- here's what i'd rather cite. how about the fact that "the view" audience had to wear masks for three years to be able to attend that thing in person. i mean, if you want to talk about science or antiscience, i would suggest that m

third, joe rogan, i did think vice president harris should have gone on joe rogan.id agree and then, when she finally did agree, he didn't agree to her terms. however -- wait, wait, wait. what i'm saying -- guys, give me my 60 seconds. because she was in texas that weekend, by the way. that is hogwash. >> she didn't hang out with beyonce. >> what i said was, by the time she agreed, her terms he didn't want to agree to. however, even if she had gone on, that doesn't mean she would have won. but i do think there's a different way of messaging. i would agree with kellyanne on that. the podcast and the tiktok. we have kids that are just turning 18, voting for the first time ever, and this is where you reach them. barack obama, what did he do? he did the grassroots thing and people thought he was crazy. it was very smart and very helpful. tiktok, podcasts, very smart and very helpful. in my party coming to the point of blame game, not productive. i tell my kids, if you mess up a test, look at what you did wrong, relearn it, try to understand it, retake the test and do be

they're saying maybe it was about joe rogan.oe rogan but about the fact they were so out of touch that they didn't understand what joe rogan represented. >> great analysis, jackie. i agree completely. the number i look at is 38. that's 38 days from when joe biden dropped out and kamala harris became the nominee that, the campaign would not allow their candidate to do even one interview with any outlet including the most friendly ones and boy, there were plenty to choose from as a democrat. this is the same campaign thinking it's a boater idea to go on call her daddy podcast instead of joe rogan and a fraction of the viewers and don't tell me they didn't have type to go to texas or a scheduling conflict. they literally did a campaign stop in houston with beyonce and they very easily could have figured out a way to sit down with joe rogan. they're lying. they're lying because they want to work in 2028. that's the bottom line. oh yeah, al smith, didn't do that either. whoops. stuart: i'm hearing they did the ones they wanted and di

bernie sanders, was endorsed by joe rogan in 2020, yes, you heard me correctly, rogan endorsed but bernieders in 2020, and then trump this time, criticizing kamala harris and others for not going on rogan 's show. >> look, you can have an argument with rogan, disagree with him or agree with him, what is the problem with going on the show? it is hard for me to understand that. >> this, as rogan reveals what went on behind the scenes that led to vice president kamala harris turning down an interview that would have reached 50 million people. >> i bet there is a person in there. i bet i can get to that person. i want to find that person. i don't want to hear the speeches, i don't want to hear i was raised class. >> she was a roller skater, did you know that? >> no, i would love to find out about all kinds of light. i literally said, because there were a few restrictions and things they did not want to talk about, i said, i don't give a >>. and they wanted to know if i would edit, there is no editing. we are not going to edit. >> back out front tonight, cnn political analyst john avalon lost

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democrats used to have a guy like joe rogan on their side. his name was joe rogan. joe rogan voted for bernie, but then democrats and cnn said he was killing people because he wasn't vaxxed. trump said, sure, i'll talk to him. they hit it off and rogan endorsed him. that's what happens when you reject everyone from your party who doesn't agree with you. 100%. elon musk, tulsi, rfk, joe rogan, all former democrats now riding with trump. so go ahead, liberals, do a podcast talk for three hours and make it interesting. how are you going to do that if you're not allowed to defend anybody or get close to the truth? kyle fajar is the co-founder of nelk boys and host of the full send podcast. kyle, how are you feeling after tuesday? good man. good to see you again, jesse. i mean, just like you, like everyone i mean, we knew trump was going to win. we didn't know how big it was going to be. and honestly, it just couldn't feel better. so now they're saying you radicalized everybody with your podcast. i mean, how did you do it? i mean, what the hell do you do on your podcast

but joe rogan was popular before he had his podcast. he was on a popular tv show, he was a game show host, he had an audience before becoming the joe rogan of podcast world, of the right wing. >> are you taking a dig at the end? >> i was on comedy central special in 2008. >> i'm saying he needs a game show. >> if you are up in the middle the night you probably saw that special. >> comics at least, 2012. i'm there. i'm not sure why you missed me, hayes. >> hold on, genuinely speaking about this kind of, i've watched a lot of these podcasts. and it is just kind of like getting together, kind of shooting the breeze about these topics. i don't want to say it's not journalistic, it has journalistic value because it gives insight into one's thinking. but it does not replace actual journalism where there is fact checking. and i feel like there is probably a specific reason why they wanted to do these, because you are not getting fact check in real time. >> absolutely. that is the conscious decision by donald trump, to go along with joe rogan.

joe rogan. joe rogan predicted in july. kamala harris is going to win.that a few times. that's the time to go on. joe rogan and say thank you, joe. what is it that you and your audience see? and it wasn't just joe rogan barron trump recommended to his father. he talked to theo vaughn, he talked to bo loudon. yeah, this is just getting in with the cultural zeitgeist. and frankly, i thought that kamala harris campaign was toast when they all when they say we're just looking at data, data, data, data. they're talking about moderates instead of independents. they're saying that transgender rights were not important. they're coming out. they're saying the data wasn't there, like they were telling the rest of the campaign. they lied about the data, the way they lied about joe biden being a trapeze artist and a triathlete behind the scenes, a different kind of lie. i can't help but draw this comparison. you two have a very tall and handsome teenage son. so are you going to farm him out in the midterms as a campaign advisor and try to get some money out of that?

you need to go on joe rogan.was three hours late to a rally because he was doing joe rogan because that was so important. so barron trump is a lot smarter than everybody in the harris -- they said they didn't go on joe rogan, the progressives around her didn't want to go on joe rogan. that's how you change minds! they lost badly. she should go away and never, ever come back. she spent almost $2 billion. they're raising money this week to pay off the debt. if you can't run your campaign, you damn sure can't run the country. >> john, that is the most honest assessment and i think the most accurate one i've heard from a democrat so far. and i'm curious for you, as you move forward as a party, who's the future of your party? >> well, my future -- look, i'm a bill clinton democrat. and each year that's gone by, i've been pushed further and further and further out. the squad, defund the police, woke, it pushes people like me. i am not a democratic socialist. i was a democrat with a capital "c" capitalist. and i'm now a

when rogue, i mean rogan literally singled you out, and there's no that trump is single, that rogan as being a really important factor in this wind for setting demographic to yeah, i mean look, he wants a complicated character, but they're all complicated characters and they're all subject to all kinds of pressures. and we don't know exactly what they're being told behind the scenes and what kind of um, you know, sort of deals are being brought to them by the security agencies, by advertisers who are threatening to boycott. we don't know the, the entire story. i do think that the trump administration work, or the donald trump and people like a new vance visit least brought the censorship issue out into the open and said they're opposed to it. which site is a huge start and you won most cuz somebody who just just by doing the twitter files to this amazing public service by exposing the whole thing to, to the public. so yeah, i'm not on optimistic. i just would like to point out that there is, there are temptations for any politician here. yeah, you mentioned my data terry and country

i think she made -- maybe skated free by not doing joe rogan. her. >> jesse: i still can't believe, as the female nominee, hasn't been asked about women sports. >> dana: she was asked about surgeries for criminals, but i don't think she was asked about -- >> jesse: i don't think she was. greg gutfeld, joe rogan -- and megyn kelly came out last night, too. >> harold: you want to touch on that. both of them symbolize the trust in trump to change things. if you look at this murderers' row of intellects, whether it is musk, tulsa, rfk, ackman, megyn kelly, but the trust creates an obligation in trump to fulfill their hoax. they have hope for change. there is no hope for change with kamala. so there is a reciprocity principle involved here. trump is a salesman. as a salesman, it's always about reciprocity. they are coming to him and saying we are going to support you, but you've got to change things. there are two people that came out in support of trump yesterday and today. one is the smartest guy in silicon valley named -- look him up on youtube. h

like who joe rogan. >> yeah.xperience. >> do you think it was a mistake for harris not to go on joe rogan? or do you think probably. >> honestly i think, uh, like a long a long conversational talk is better than a debate. >> right. honestly, you can interacts. yeah i think trump's good at interacting. i don't know, he doesn't need a script. >> you're a new yorker? yes. born and raised in brooklyn, new york, right from the hood. >> did you ever consider voting for harris i actually voted for obama. >> you did? yeah. that was the last time i ever voted for somebody that's not trump yeah. >> so? so what changed my level of thinking? me not thinking that the police are above me and white men are above me and i'm all good about, like yo, we can learn about history and all that stuff but don't tell me or don't don't try to put it in a way that it's like our country is racist. our kids are important guys, you know? and if we're not teaching them well, if we're not teaching them about credit, if we're not teaching them a

we need our own joe rogan. they have me. >> totally. get ready for thanksgiving, guys. watch. >> mom, alex is kicking me. >> that's where you still have the kids table. >> emily: is the kids table a thing of the past? i feel so strongly about, this i'm fired up. we're going to discuss it in the final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now. remember, mornings are better with friends! todd's idea for the unity call. ♪ good morning, you'll all. happy thanksgiving. this is sixth avenue in new york city where parade goers are already lining up ahead of the macy's thanksgiving day parade, which for the first time in 98 years has the storied mini, so much more, including our favorite, adam klotz who is right there reporting with clowns last time we checked, which was probably the funniest moment in television history. now he's with a marching band. you traded up, adam. >> yeah, i did, emily. good morning. i'm making friends from all across the country here, this is the marching band from east tennessee state unive

watch. >> it just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorsed me. is that right, thank you joe. [cheering] that's so nice. and he doesn't do that. maria: trump to get up endorsements from kansas city chiefs patrick mahomes mother and son a puerto rican nlb legend robert jekyll mente, good morning to you let's get some reaction. >> joe rogan endorsement is the tip of the spear right now. i believe will have a landslide for president trump and as you look at rogan he is 18 million viewers 80% are young men and asked kamala harris is hemorrhaging voters the youth vote this is continuing to show the pendulum is swinging to the republican side and president trump completely shuts down and made a case for the american people. he talked about the golden years and that helping peace and prosperity as kamala harris is talking about fascism and pointing fingers president trump has brought so much unity i got to spend a couple of minutes with president trump yesterday in pennsylvania and he truly talked about the american dream and how excited he is if and whe

that joe rogan just endorse me.isn't that? [cheers and applause] q, joe. is so nice. and he doesn't do that. 's speeches so, today former president trump spending election day in florida. vice president harris spending that they naval observe in washington, d.c. >> no matter the outcome that candidates will take a big, old nap after this is all over. brooke singman budget thank you very much. a look at some of the key down-ballot races dave and maureen. >> good morning, just to begin, georgia voters and most have cast their ballots breaking records 4 million early voters and georgia secretary of state says about a million people expected in-person today and that will be a close race and the battleground or two also the control of congress at stake. let's take a look at the senate although democrats narrowly control it 51-49. the republicans are favored to take control next year. this will determine which party holds the power or support the block at that next president's agenda. they need to wins house seats to gain

time for three facts about joe rogan. our facts are he agreed to donate his brain to the university of texas. gerard way from my chemical romance is his cousin. he said on his podcast. that yogurt causes sterility. >> oh man, number three can't be right because that seems too obviously true. yeah. >> i mean, it's possible that he agreed to donate his brain to the university of texas. what is not possible is that they agreed to accept it joe rogan is the first cousin once removed of gerard way from my chemical romance. >> here they are, side by side. >> hey, hey, i'm gonna tell you something right now. i know a lot of dudes named gerard who are similar names to gerard. gerard. gerard. the occasional gerard. not one of them. looks like that white man on the left. >> this looks like kingpin and the penguin that gerard way's aunt josie is his grandmother with rogan adding yeah, i don't know him, but we're cousins which is like the slogan for every thanksgiving icon bob dylan. >> our facts are he starred in a japanese ad campa

that was james carville being tactful as the debate over whether to rogan or not to rogan rages on. >> cnn's senior correspondent donie o'sullivan has a look at what the progressive answer to that podcast might be donie o'sullivan. >> this is hasan piker. >> this is my dog, kaya. i thought you legitimately were going to work out. i could do some weights. >> he's a social media superstar with almost 3 million followers on the video streaming platform twitch. they're eating. >> they're eating the pets. >> so this is that whole masculinity thing people are talking about huh? >> and he's part of a growing group of streamers and podcasters reaching young men online, a space trump tapped into to reach young male voters punch in. >> then you won't be able to see that he's not doing any weights. >> but hasan is not a trump supporter. he's a progressive, a fan of bernie and aoc. the democratic party even invited him to the dnc in august. one thing we've been hearing for weeks now is that the left needs a joe rogan. >> yeah i don't think that the democratic party can podcast itself out of thi

he was on andrew socha, he went on with joe rogan.they heard from a voter who voted for trump because kamala would not do joe rogan. >> greg: yes. all right, tyrus, we kept hearing about the bros for come alive. and they were on instagram and x. >> that show that you further know they were not hoes. they were hoes for kamala. >> husband has not posted on instagram for three years. >> no man says feeling great, looking two out, taking four great -- piepgrass, ready to support kamala. president trump is a dude. he is one of the boys as we would say in rustling. when i sit down with him once the interview was over we were talking about boxing and football and guy stuff. it came to the point where they were like mr. president you have an average -- an important dinner two to. and she was like but i'm talking to my bro and i was like appreciate you what you should go to that catholic dinner. like i didn't read these jokes in time. because he stayed for one extra beer with the bros and we respect that. tell us that we are wrong we opened th

rogan.it just came over the wires that joe rogan just endorsed me, is that cool? [cheers and applause] thank you, joe. that is so nice. and he doesn't do that. >> today former president trump spending election day here in florida and vice president harris spending the day at the naval observatory in washington, d.c., guys. >> todd: brooke singman live must, speed 24 thank you. this swing state polls and a couple of hours by 81 million voters have cast their ballots. >> carley: in the battleground state of georgia, good morning dana murray. >> good morning, todd and carley. the final push elect torah votes in the state of georgia broke early voting records in early voting for the past three weeks. the georgia secretary of state said those 4 million people have voted, which means it is going to be efficient and easy in person today and only expects 1,000,005 people to vote in person. let's get a snapshot on how the rest of the united states is looking in terms of when the polls open. you can s

she didn't go on joe rogan. they were in negotiations. it didn't work out.ter ultimately, rogan said that he was offered a one-hour interview. he wanted three and that he would have to come to washington and not have it in his studio. she did go in spaces that are not normal places for politicians to go. she did go on podcasts. her vice presidential nominee also went on podcasts. also, if you remember, in the very early stages of her campaign, there was the coconut tree meme and there was brat summer and all of this stuff. or and a lot of that was organic. but in the end, it sort of faded out. and also at the same time, the harris campaign was more cautious. i mean, trump went on podcasts that she definitely wouldn't go go on on just because like you don't know what these guys are going to say. william: sure. sure. it's incredibly risky. tamara: yes. amy: yes. and, again, i think it comes back to that authenticity piece. tamara: yes. amy: i mean, when you saw her numbers really spike, it was when the coconut memes and all the brat stuff was happening because

they are listening, trump went on for three hours with joe rogan. rogan is the most liberal guy in the world but they talked for three hours and we got to understand each side. megyn kelly, even though she worked for fox, she is wide open . she was a trump aide or and now look at her. rfk, democrat. all of these people on the democrats side that sided with trump to make america great. the people that have a podcast look at the audiences they have. 30 million, 25 million. right now we do not need cnn and msnbc. they just lie to people daily. host: the two people you mentioned gave their opinion about who they thought voters should vote for and it was donald trump. you said they do not give their opinion. you think they do not give their opinion over the course of their podcasts? whether that is a good thing or bad thing is up to you. caller: you think msnbc and cnn and abc and cbs abc give their opinion on a daily basis to mark of course they do. everybody has an opinion. i would like to change the price -- i would like to change the press briefing r

x, formerly twitter, joe rogan's show on spotify.le in the media thought the platforms, the publishers have the power. this was an election where it was very clear the personalities have the power. if you think about it, spotify is a scandinavian podcasting and music platform, butjoe rogan gets to make his own calls, probably quite different from what many of the people in that company might think. elon musk operates entirely as a law to himself, without any of the requirements or responsibilities expected of the media or even the culture ofjournalism. and i think one of the things that we've seen is that for a long time we thought there were rules around the wayjournalism works. then we came to think, "well, they're not really " rules, they're conventions. " and now we think it's not clear if there are any of those things at all. so i think that's a really big thing. i think there's a second issue, which i suspect applies to us in the uk in the way in which we look at the us. we talked a lot about immigration, abortion, trump and ha

>> joe rogan. yeah. the joe rogan experience. >> do you think it was a mistake for harris not to go on joe rogan, or do you think probably honestly, i think uh, like a long a long conversational talk is better than a debate, right? >> honestly, you can see how a person actually interacts. yeah, i think trump's good at interacting. i don't know. he doesn't need a script. >> you're a new yorker? >> yes. born and raised in brooklyn, new york, right from the hood. >> did you ever consider voting for harris? >> i actually voted for obama. >> you did? yeah. ever voted for somebody that's not trump yeah. >> so? so what changed my level of thinking? >> me not thinking that the police are above me and white men are above me. and i'm all good about, like, yo we can learn about history and all that stuff but don't tell me or don't don't try to put it in a way that it's like our country is racist. our kids are important guys, you know? and if we're not teaching them well, if we're not teaching them about credit, if

laura: this 22-year-old is a longtime joe rogan listener and trump voter. said trump's interview with rogan allowed young men to see a different side of the president-elect. mr. trump: i always talk about i like to give a long weave. >> we got to hear stories that trump wouldn't typically say on the road. he uses a lot of rhetoric and his rallies that you didn't get on the podcast and it was a refreshing view of trump. laura: reaching young men who often listen to podcasts and get news from social media was a deliberate effort from the trump campaign, says gop digital strategist eric wilson. >> they had a theory that if you watch cable news, whatever end of the political spectrum you are on, you already had your mind made up about the candidates. they went out to platforms where people might not be as engaged in news and current events to tell them about the election, tell them about the candidate. laura: a recent study from the pew research center found about four in 10 voters under 30 regularly get news from content creators. >> the republican party and t

things like joe rogan's endorsement. what is rogan going to do?a didn't have the courage to go on his show. she couldn't have stood up for three hours of questions. that in itself is an indication of what our choice is here. and by the way i thought that your introduction and your monologue was excellent. she has two problems. she is way too radical in a way that is totally out of touch with reality. and she's incompetent. if you are both out of touch with reality and you're incompetent, that's a pretty big burden ton put on the country and a pretty big risk for the whole planet. we live in a dangerous world. i can't imagine kamala harris wrestling with nuclear war,tious wrestling with problems in ukraine or gaza orline or venezuela or cuba. she really would be a disaster for the country. my sense is that trump by just sheer constant energy is getting there. i watched him in pittsburgh tonight. i thought he was terrific, and i thought that just his energy level of going to four different events on the last day tells you something. this is a guy wh