Joe Rogan on the bad people who deport: “ horrible ”

A person may be surprising – something – something – the mass deportations of the Trump administration. Joe Rogan, the podcaster considered crucial to the call of President Trump to young voters (in particular men), addressed the subject of his podcast on Saturday, raising stories of people apparently poorly identified as members of the Venezuelan gang and expelled in El Salvador. “The fact is that, as, you are afraid that people who are not criminals get, as, have been deposited and expelled and sent, like, the prisons of El Salvador,” Rogan told his guest, political commentator Konstantin Kisin. “It’s horrible. It’s horrible.”

Kisin said the question should not be “controversial” and that Rogan agreed with him, saying: “Not at all,” reports the hill. Rogan said that the problem is also “bad for the cause”, explaining: “The cause is: getting the gang members out. Everyone agrees. But not, the innocent gay hairdressers have collapsed with the gangs.” He also seemed to blame the Trump administration’s response to Signalgate, which he referenced after observing that the current approach in politics seems to be: “Never admit your fault. Never admit that you are wrong.”

Rogan also made the headlines this weekend when Bernie Sanders refer to the episode of March 21 of the podcaster, saying that Rogan was “absolutely right” on a subject, Nowsweek Reports. This subject? Health care, which said that “100% should be financed socially”. From Medicare and Medicaid, Rogan said: “Having programs where injured people can get an operation, and that will not go bankrupt for the rest of their lives, is something else that I think should be. This should be part of our agreement to take care of each other as a community, that we keep in money for what people consider socialist positions.” Rogan approved Sanders in 2020 before Sanders withdrew from the presidential race. (More stories Joe Rogan.)