Podcasters Joe Rogan and Andrew Schulz made jokes about the left attempt and failed to make their own network of podcasts to push liberal ideas.
Some have referred the 2024 elections as the “Podcast -election”, “ claim that Rogan, Schulz and others could have the tide to have President Donald Trump by having him on their shows and to say that the left needs the equivalent to reach young male voters.
“I saw on CNN after the elections, they were talking about us specifically and they were talking about how there is a network of podcasts that are interconnected, such as this enormous business financing network,” Rogan told Schulz on “The Joe Rogan Experience” Thursday.
Rogan mocked democrats for ‘not correcting course’ in months after loss against Trump
“The Joe Rogan Experience” was launched in 2010 and the developed quickly a passionate supporters. (Michael S. Schwartz/Getty images)
“It’s so stupid,” said Rogan, and mocked the idea of ​​a top-down, organized network. “No, it’s just a bunch of friends, f — ing idiots. We happen to do each other’s podcasts.”
“But they are so much, try to find it out, such as:” They support each other, they go on each other’s shows, and they are all in together. Well, we need left, “Rogan added.
“Good luck,” said Rogan, jokes about the prospect of progressives that work together. “You cancel each other if you are F — Ing Ukraine flag too small!”
“You are talking about talking about each other because they don’t have trans-children,” he said. “You are crazy. You will not synchronize together. You are in a suicide cult. “
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President Trump appeared on the “flagrant” podcast of Andrew Schulz during his 2024 election campaign. (Flagrant YouTube channel)
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Rogan mocked left at the end of November to regret their lack of an equivalent of his show, especially because He once stood by their side.
“I’m sure they are trying to try to make their own version of this show,” Rogan said at the time. “This is one thing that keeps coming up, such as:” We need our own Joe Rogan, “right? But they had me, I stood by their side!”
