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@BrandonJEvansPhotography

9 ай бұрын

I'm loving it! So nice to be able to watch German content AND make sure my info isn't on the dark web!

@TakeAfirstStep

9 ай бұрын

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@oBCHANo

9 ай бұрын

80% of kids who are diagnosed with dysphoria do outgrow it with puberty, that is a factual medical statement that is widely known in the relevant medical communities, so that clip being shown as evidence of misinformation on the show should be removed as it's right to say there are people who push nonsense on the show but that particular example isn't one.

@NaveedKhan-gk2px

9 ай бұрын

Would love a Johnny Harris Joe Rogan Podcast episode!!!

@JonathanBradysouth-africa

9 ай бұрын

@@NaveedKhan-gk2px Agreed!

"My biggest critique of Joe Rogan: Joe lets people talk" wild statement lol

@AdoringAdmirer

Ай бұрын

Very media-esque

@EggShensSixDemonBag

Ай бұрын

Your comment was what I came to the comments for. Underrated comment! My first thought after hearing the OP say that was, "... and that's a bad thing?" Everyone deserves their chance to speak in the court of public opinion.

@anj000

Ай бұрын

Video was quite good, up until this point. WTF honestly. Letting people talk is the exact thing we need to do. We shouldn't fight on the streets. We shouldn't bomb cities. We need to talk, and censoring people you deem "not worth to have a voice" is exactly what mainstream media is doing and why people are fed up with them.

@smnkm4ehfer

Ай бұрын

Ya, authoritarian leftists don't like people being able to exercise rights lol

@nwsherrer16

Ай бұрын

The only person that should have a voice is me… that’s really democratic! 😂

Calling it, Johnny Harris + Joe Rogan interview by the end of the year on the JRE podcast.

@St.CrimsonTweets

9 ай бұрын

Over/under: November 27th

@kumar01234

9 ай бұрын

No shot Johnny worked at Vox before so Joe will not have him on

@Ibar3735

9 ай бұрын

Maybe they'll watch some Jakerton memes while they're at it!

@tlove2108

9 ай бұрын

No no the goal of this was to make sure he didn't interview Trump!

@Ok-lu8gx

9 ай бұрын

ok

I think one of the main reasons that Joe Rogan has such a wide appeal is the fact that the podcast isn’t about him. There are long stretches in the show where he doesn’t say a word. He lets his guest just talk. Joe is the representative for the audience. At the end of an episode you feel like you were the one talking to the guest. And because Joe knows what the audience wants, he’s able to ask all the right questions so that the audience feels properly represented.

@iiiLOBO

2 ай бұрын

1000%

@bweaver760

Ай бұрын

Good catch to why Rogan is a big hit!!!

@kamartaj

15 сағат бұрын

Spot on!

So basically he's allowing people to speak freely and that's a problem because the masses can't be trusted to agree and disagree with the right things.

@CT-vm4gf

Ай бұрын

Sometimes, it’s what people don’t say that speaks the loudest.

@socialmediaaccount404

Ай бұрын

@@CT-vm4gf...

@kaushalbarka9404

Ай бұрын

So you want to instead think for people?

@socialmediaaccount404

Ай бұрын

@@kaushalbarka9404 YES. Me personally. I will think for us all... FOREVER!

Love how this started out as a Joe Rogan video, and then turned into 10 reasons why you hate Alex Jones😂

@jahhe2611

8 ай бұрын

RIGHT??? like wtf was thaaatt

@chasehill8698

8 ай бұрын

Lmao I thought the same thing, buddy could’ve made an entire separate video just out of that

@logic_matters

8 ай бұрын

And let's do another video of how many times Alex Jones has been right...

@Buggabones

8 ай бұрын

I like how he roasts Alex Jones multiple times by saying hes doing all of this to sell his powder. Meanwhile this guy has a 2 minute nord vpn ad praising it and saying they are the best company ever. Soooo this video was only made to promote an ad and get paid? Theres no double standard here??

@psitsnate954

8 ай бұрын

To be fair, it’s very easy to hate on Alex Jones

Can you also do "The Rise of Johnny Harris"?

@oehnkc

9 ай бұрын

White mormon dude leaves church, becomes hipster/journalist Done

@handock83

9 ай бұрын

​@@oehnkcgood summarised of his story

@Shankar-Bhaskar

9 ай бұрын

​@@oehnkc Pretty accurate so far

@BonsaiBuckeye

9 ай бұрын

I think it would be infinitely more interesting than play Joe Rogan bio. I mean everyone on KZread nose Jose story. Almost feel upset knowing that Johnny wasted tons of time on a video like this when we could have gotten something so much more interesting..

@zdzislawbeksinski731

9 ай бұрын

​@@BonsaiBuckeyeok, boomer.

If ideas are bad the best way to thwart them is through open discourse.

@tomasmonkey5432

Ай бұрын

Amen

@californiacombativesclub202

7 күн бұрын

Not with fascists and the far right

@tomasmonkey5432

7 күн бұрын

@@californiacombativesclub202 -iq

@DanielRamirez-sk2ve

6 күн бұрын

@@californiacombativesclub202 “yeah that’s true for everyone except the people I disagree with”

This quickly went from a video about joe rogan to why anyone you disagree with shouldnt be allowed to talk and how terrible alex jones is lmao 😂

@estebanolivares255

5 ай бұрын

He treats Joe as a news source but he’s just a dude on the internet

@Me__Myself__and__I

5 ай бұрын

Shows that Johnny Harris is part of the echo chMber problem and nothing more. I've unsubbed.

@ThatVenomousCat

5 ай бұрын

Glad i'm not the only one who noticed. Had the video on as background noise while i do stuff, halfway through the video i was like wait a minute... something ain't right here.

@whutwhut2434

5 ай бұрын

JRE would not be JRE without controversial guests. Johnny is a gatekeeping lefty statist.

@QFromFlorida

5 ай бұрын

Facts he went for the negative interview out of 2000 interviews. Then went on a 5 minute rant😂he lost me fr.

As both a listener of JRE and a viewer of yours, I think you getting on the show would be a rich discourse. It's already set up so perfectly--you being the journalist who answers some of the most interesting questions, and him being the interviewer that just throws just as many interesting questions, though sometimes controversial.

@mojtabafarzaneh42

9 ай бұрын

I was thinking of this as well.

@Revenant-oq9ts

9 ай бұрын

I want this.

@brouwah

9 ай бұрын

This please

@kettle_of_chris

9 ай бұрын

Harris was a Sr. Video Producer at VOX....Not exactly the Washington Post or the NY Times, or Car & Driver for that matter. Compared to them, VOX was a blog with videos. Albeit a popular blog with videos. But I would stop short of calling him a Journalist because he didn't have a seat in the WH Briefing room & he never traveled w/the WH Press Corps, or is even a member of the National Press Club that I could find. Doesn't mean he isn't talented. He's got a long way to go, is what I'm saying. *EDIT* when I wrote this, it was 6:45am or something, and since then many people have enlightened my position. Like when the lights come on in a night club. _Don't have to go home, but you can't stay here_

@nathanparish7122

9 ай бұрын

Definitely! This would be awesome!

The one thing I actually like about Joe is that he lets his guests talk. I watch based on who the guest is.

@onthatsiete

5 ай бұрын

So everyone else sits and just listens?

@amandamccallum6796

5 ай бұрын

@@jamesg8203 he doesn't cut them off. He allows them to say what they want and get out a full thought.

@onthatsiete

5 ай бұрын

@@amandamccallum6796 I see youre very small minded

@kommoncents6873

5 ай бұрын

Same, or a guest I have come to not like, I'll watch to get an unfiltered view of them, and over the years it's wild how much the media has contorted people going against their agenda.

@kommoncents6873

5 ай бұрын

​@@amandamccallum6796I think that guy is just trolling you lol

A hundred years from now they will be able to watch historical figures talk shit with Joe Rogan. I envy them.

Sheltering the world from people with bad ideas helps no one. These people exist and most are not famous. It’s good to see them and try to understand if they do or do not have a valid point (This is my job not anyone else’s ). This is what adults have to do in a complex world. It’s better then censorship!

Can someone make a fact check compilation on Johnny Harris please

@thehatmaniac6958

8 ай бұрын

Tom Nicholas did a full analysis of Johnny Harris' china video. (which was totally not sponsored by WTO)

@MarcoH72

8 ай бұрын

Why you’re wrong about Johnny Harris.

@nintendonofrndo7343

8 ай бұрын

Well that would take too long there are too many lies in every video.

@crazycarl00

8 ай бұрын

seems like something you want, so you should do

@d.b.cooper2063

8 ай бұрын

@@thehatmaniac6958 Tom did a decent job of pointing out his flawed sources but he didn't debunk it completely. There is another youtuber named BadEmpanada who debunked that video properly

The problem with censorship is that different people have different criteria for who should be censored. There is not a fine line between "should censor" and "should not censor" and why would anyone's opinion be more valid than someones else.

@Rampala

9 ай бұрын

We censor things all the time. For example, you can't publish an article calling Johnny Harris a N*zi without getting his with a lawsuit for slander, which it is.

@arjunkhanna7383

8 ай бұрын

Thank you for saying this! I feel too many pro censorship people forget that there is no clear line on who should be censored.

@filipgasic2642

8 ай бұрын

When your opinions are hurtful on a large scale you should be censored

@dasrit3

8 ай бұрын

@@filipgasic2642 Hurtful to who? Your opinion is hurtful to everyone who is an advocate for free speech, so using your logic (hurtful on a large scale), you should be censored.

@lvpvsmalvm522

8 ай бұрын

@@filipgasic2642no absolutely not. A large number of people find the LGBT community hurtful, should they be censored? I don’t think so.

I think the importance of Joe Rogan's approach to not sensoring certain people really gives us the audience key insights into how people think, no matter how bad their views are, and if we are objective and educated viewers we can learn something about the trauma and psychology of said 'bad' people and hopefully we can learn more perspectives, which could eventually lead to more harmony through understanding and using communication as a powerful tool. People who are shoved into 'good' or 'bad' often get trapped in their own bubbles so nothing really changes, Joe seems to be bridging the gap objectively.

@morgangoodman2898

4 ай бұрын

I think that’s a great point and I think it brings up a really interesting question about what freedom of the press means in the modern age. I see a lot of talk about free speech in these comments, and that is certainly part of the discussion but it seems to focus more on the individual’s right to say what they want. Freedom of press is very similar, but I think has an added layer of whether a platform with an audience and presumed credibility should be allowed to do certain things… anyway I’m on a tangent but I totally agree with you, I think it’s important to understand people who are contrary to your beliefs even in the most extreme cases, but sometimes I worry about the sort of cult of personality around certain people like Rogan or Andrew Tate or so many others (pls don’t crucify me if you like them those are just the first ones that came to mind lol). It’s like on the one hand I totally agree that we should all have a right to the press and to say what we want, but I also can’t shake the feeling that sometimes stuff like this could be harmful bc there a people who will follow a celebrity’s or influencer’s words blindly, even when they bring someone on their show who, to most educated and objective people, is very clearly extremist/untrustworthy/out of their mind/etc.

@christafurden

2 ай бұрын

I appreciate and like all of what you said! I also feel the need to push back a little. Or at least, give a response to the part of you that is concerned about people who are influenced by celebrities.. and the like. To me, it follows that similar path that politicians/governments ride. To be concerned for weaker minded and 'lower' caliber types of people (to put it bluntly). This concern seems to come from a good place, except it presumes some people shouldn't have access to all the same information. Or that it's better we all have the same type of information , so some people aren't led astray. If that doesn't send a shiver down your spine or all of that seems well and good, let me give an example. Bringing it back to the political path I think of... Let's imagine what acting on our concerns for the easily influenced plays out! We do our best to minimize the audience radical outliers get (not shut them up. We would never want to actual SILENCE someone. We sure aren't going to label it that way). How do we decide who is a radical outlier? Maybe the thought is, it's obvious! Well, if it IS obvious then the concern to limit a radical's reach makes zero sense. Unless we believe most people are weak minded and need to be taken care of for their own good. At which point we've arrived at the actual reason for limiting certain kind of speech: fear of allowing people who think and believe in ways we detest, take over and even worse... what is "right" becomes a minority and the end of it all... our safety and security were jeopardized by allowing the majority to rule. Basically... we got to let all sides talk and remember we all don't have it right. That's why we need EVERYONE to have their voice. Not necessarily have their voice announced but legitimately let them HAVE their voice.. to say what they will. Consequences abound. So when the crazies get to drumming... remember there is a you, me, mom, dad, sis, bro or any fucking joe noticing how crazy the beat is :) ​@@morgangoodman2898

@beautifulrose8619

Ай бұрын

He is overthinking this. Joe Rogan is entertaining, has interesting guests, and if Alex Jones speaks, I think of it as a clown show. If someone out there believes everything Candance or Alex say, their problems go really deep and Joe is not moving the needle either way.

The idea that people we don't agree with should be silenced or are dangerous for society is disgusting. As a self proclaimed journalist you failed

@aprilmaypl

Ай бұрын

Seriously this lost me on this channel Opinion is not objective

@beautifulrose8619

Ай бұрын

He is overthinking this. Joe Rogan is entertaining, has interesting guests, and if Alex Jones speaks, I think of it as a clown show. If someone out there believes everything Candance or Alex say, their problems go really deep and Joe is not moving the needle either way.

@brianzerega1958

4 күн бұрын

He didn't say they should be silence he said we don't need to give them a megaphone to 11m people....that's quite different then silencing them.....but or course some people only hear what they want to

The best part of a free and open discourse is that no one person, not me, Not you, get to decide what is PRODUCTIVE and GOOD discourse. It blows my mind when people think they are somehow positioned to dictate what should and shouldn't be said. Everyone gets an opinion, the racists, blm, proud boys, boy scouts of America, everyone. It's a right enshrined in the constitution. Who cares if a weird dude or two go on rogan??? If the ideas are bad, they will be stamped out by lack of adoption. If YOU think they are bad, (and some definitely are) doesn't mean you should feel entitled even to feel like you could prevent the ideas from being shared.

@robertdavies9957

2 ай бұрын

Hear, hear 👏

@remodernist

2 ай бұрын

thank god someone said it. johnny championing openness, then wants to decide what shouldn't even be heard. we can decide for ourselves who is a nutter that deserves to be ignored, and who knows, maybe we can even learn something by hearing someone saying things we disagree with. none of us knows it all, we are all learning and growing (hopefully)

@dieyou2000

2 ай бұрын

Nah, actually you don't have to and shouldn't give nazis a platform on your hugely popular, giant platform to spew propaganda. Hot take I know.

@AudioVisualRomance

2 ай бұрын

How can I like this more, that is exactly what I wanted to say. He was almost leaning into being barr of the cancel culture.

@rwuthenow

2 ай бұрын

100%

Should’ve been titled “my JRE application” my man’s was glazing him up the whole time. like damn bro

@tangakarel8360

8 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@ajaj6621

8 ай бұрын

Fr though 🤣

@justinyoung5348

8 ай бұрын

This needs to be pinned. Johnny saying Joe "sells contrarianism" when Joe is the most prominent mainstream reactionary political channel on youtube had me rolling.

@YoungDeamon-uc4lh

8 ай бұрын

jonny Harris is Biden

@goforward8697

8 ай бұрын

Pathetic. No mention of the founder of the Proud Bous, all the assault apologists, anti trans activists. Johnny Harris is a Joe Rogan Revisionist

"Not everyone who has a point of view and who is famous has ideas worth hearing or debating in our society. I really believe that" And Johnny Harris shares a key part of his own philosophy. THis is not a man who is open minded and has a very specific bias in his work online.

@mitoo4880

5 ай бұрын

If a point of view leads to a part of society losing it's ability to speak freely, then this point of view must be considered an exception to free-speech. Simple.

@RichardChappell1

5 ай бұрын

​@@mitoo4880 Hogwash. Speech doesn't lead to a part of society losing it's ability to speak freely without turning into action. Actions can be limited, but speech - no. It's a misunderstanding of Popper's Paradox of Tolerance. If you can't combat those supposed bad ideas with better ones, then you probably don't have a better idea. If there are exceptions to free speech, then it's not free speech. Period.

@mitoo4880

5 ай бұрын

@@RichardChappell1 just look where it's going. This is free speech Kremlin-style, This is free-speech as in lying is authorized. You think it's good because it has the word "free" in it.

@mitoo4880

5 ай бұрын

@@RichardChappell1 We need a legal kind of free-speech. You are not allowed to lie in court. Free-speech is useless if anyone can lie. It's just a word that looks good.

@RichardChappell1

5 ай бұрын

@@mitoo4880 Wow. You really don't understand the concept of free speech do you? People can and do lier in court all the time - including lawyers. Prosecuting lawyers do it often to trip people up in their testimony. Cops do it all the time to get people to confess to things. Politicians do it constantly. The FDA and public health officials lied constantly throughout the pandemic. Activists lie to manipulate people all the time. Teachers lie to their students - both intentionally and unintentionally. You get caught bearing false withness in court there is a penalty due to the specific oath you take in the processdings. If you yell fire in a croweded theater which directly causes people to lose their life, you will be charged for directly causing the harm. We have only very rare limitations on speech that the Supreme Court has judged do not substanitally infringe. You are advocating a tyranny where someone decides what is truth and puishes people for different ideas. There are other societies who enact such policies. All of them are considered a stain on history. It's funny that you do not see the hypocrisy of your argument. Here is the essence of what you (and Johnny) are calling for: "We need to limit speech if I think they will limit someone else's speech." You basically violate your own principle just by stating it.

You're missing the point Johnny, it's a podcast. It's all about giving a microphone to his guests. Why doesn't Joe have a right to put on a variety of guests on? Just cuz you don't agree with a certain guest, doesn't make it wrong. That's like someone telling you that you're not doing the right stories and you shouldn't do a story on a certain subject

Joe letting people talk is his best quality.. Its crazy thats your biggest critique

@turnitdownboog7191

8 ай бұрын

Cause bro is massively bigoted as a grown adult😂

@ForTheOmnissiah

8 ай бұрын

@@turnitdownboog7191 Whether true or not, wtf does him being "massively bigoted" have to do with him allowing so many people on his show to speak their minds? wtf are you talking about?

@ABirchwoodVampire

8 ай бұрын

​@@turnitdownboog7191Ok Hillary 😂

@Snack-Sized-Femboy

8 ай бұрын

Johnny Harris is paid and sponsored by the World Economic Forum. He is a propagandist.@@ABirchwoodVampire

@turnitdownboog7191

8 ай бұрын

@@ForTheOmnissiah talking about the Mf who made this video y’all really tweaked out

"Don't put JR in a box, but also he's in the left wing box and also he's not in the right wing box" okay dude. For anyone else who hasn't figured it out yet, when people say "centrist" or "neither left nor right", they mean right. Just because JR wants to smoke weed doesn't make him left wing

@soconfused8031

9 ай бұрын

@@ListenHereOldMan where am i wrong?

@uncanadien3272

9 ай бұрын

Be honest dude you just watched that napoleon video yesterday

@jheden9386

9 ай бұрын

are you going to copy anything else Hasan said?

@soconfused8031

9 ай бұрын

@@uncanadien3272 I literally have no idea what video you're talking about

@soconfused8031

9 ай бұрын

@@jheden9386 Am I wrong?

Bro went through the stages of grief when he talked about AJ

@HoodlumMedia

3 ай бұрын

he is missing the point entirely - none of us use joe rogan is news - i am a fan and we all KNOW he is a fruitcake with strange science ideas but he is still entertaining

@HamBone123456789ten

2 ай бұрын

I think the rogan issue is that people think we are hanging on every word of his. We like him as an interviewer. He’s knowledgeable as hell and able to ask great questions.

@FastGunner2040

2 ай бұрын

Alex Jones is my FAVORITE guest. I'll drop everything to see that podcast.

About 10 minutes in and he's already made it clear 3 times that he's not a Joe Rogan viewer. We get it.

Next: "Why you're wrong about Tim Pool" 😂

@dotxyn

9 ай бұрын

“Tim isn't a right wing grifter, he's just a normal guy that loves free speech and freedom. I may have a few minor disagreements with his politics, but the more I listen to him, the more I can relate to his worldview. He may get into many passionate debates, but under his tough exterior, he's really just such a nice dude that also has impeccable taste in head wear.” - Johnny Harris, probably

@ekay4495

9 ай бұрын

Dude the problem is that Joe Rogan has lost his way, he's surrounded himself with conmen, liers, grifters and/or Right wingers. He has stopped being unbias and actually talking about both sides with some facts/reality. He's literally just thrown all reasoning out the window and went full conspiracy, Joe wasn't always this one sided. Getting old and COVID must have some serious affects on the brain. When you only hear one side, where most of it is actual disinformation and verifiably false, you actually start believing the world is a certain way, even if everything else says otherwise. Cognitive dissonance and bias are very strong with most of us @@dotxyn

@Cryptix001

9 ай бұрын

@@dotxyn I literally cannot tell satire anymore.

@dotxyn

8 ай бұрын

@@Cryptix001 It's okay to misunderstand, just like Ol' Timmy boy is misunderstood

@Malky24

8 ай бұрын

@@dotxyn "he's just a normal guy that loves free speech and freedom" literally can't read that without hearing it in the Joker's voice.

I would argue that letting crazy people talk for hours is a great thing. You can see how stupid they are. If you cant, youre already lost. I value Joe a lot cause he does not judge people just from heresay.

@jofftiquez

8 ай бұрын

I was looking for this

@The_Adam_Smith_Simp

8 ай бұрын

Exactly! I hate censoring people, and everyone’s ideas should be given a microphone no matter how crazy.

@ThisTruckingLife

8 ай бұрын

💯

@js9044

7 ай бұрын

@@The_Adam_Smith_Simp This is such a stupid take. Why don’t we put schizophrenics screaming about chemtrails on the evening news? Why don’t we let 3rd graders present their science projects at academic conferences? Information exchange without standards muddies the waters to the point of making it all useless. Not all opinions are created equal. The sad truth is that most people are too stupid to discern fact from fiction and just in case you’ve been living under a rock for the past decade, misinformation has become one of society’s biggest problems.

@trevorcarlisle5447

7 ай бұрын

Yeah his whole video critique is pretty flawed. He should have just made a video about Alex Jones.

Instead of selling health products he sell Nord VPN

Letting crazy people talk exposes their craziness further. And it’s recorded! I disagree with saying it’s a fruitless action.

It's crazy how Johnny Harris blatantly says Joe "is a leftist" and then completely ignores everything he's done and said for the past 3 years after he had a major political shift. No Johnny, Joe is not a Bernie Sanders supporter, he literally pushed Ron DeSantis for the next president.

@Civilianmusic

9 ай бұрын

Get out of the left right paradigm

@magnificentfoxface5982

9 ай бұрын

He is pushing for desantis because he knows that Biden does not stand a chance in the upcoming election. He would rather have Desantis over trump.

@thejewles1611

9 ай бұрын

@@Civilianmusic no bro is spitting

@Bullfrog777

9 ай бұрын

@@Civilianmusic it’s not a left/right paradigm it’s more of a normal person/insane person paradigm

@BitHappyy

9 ай бұрын

15:22 watch this part again. This is exactly what everyone is doing in these comments. Harris never says “Joe is a leftist”, he says, “Joe leans left on a lot of topics”, which is absolutely true. Some of his ideas align with the left, and some with the right. People think if you have even just one idea that aligns with the right then you’re an extreme right wing reactionary. 🙄 His entire point was that Joe Rogan didn’t fit into a usual box.

So this guys biggest critique is freedom of speech?

@BaschBarrage

8 ай бұрын

he starts with "its good to have a platform for freedom of speech", and then goes to "anyone who disagrees with me is not a freedom of speech".. Johnny Harris is a joke, he is the same Woke Police he kept mentinoing about.

@jahhe2611

8 ай бұрын

yeah actually a pretty dumb take to say some people shouldn't be allowed to have a voice lol. Then you completely miss the point of Joe's podcast.

@heybeyoriginal

8 ай бұрын

he says that fact checking the stuff that is being said is dangerous for such a big audience, which it is

@serdavosseaworth6115

8 ай бұрын

Everyone deserves the right to speak, it should be left to the individual to choose whether or not to agree, disagree or to be offended, no one should have to power to make this decision on our behalf.

@mj_b23

8 ай бұрын

You didnt finish the video.

“It’s really hard to hate someone once you hear them speak.” Honestly that often makes it easier 😂😂😂

Joe Rogan's value is the long-form podcast format. Listening to someone for 2+ hours really allows us to get inside people's heads, which is unlike a 5 minute interview on mainstream media channels that will only provide very rehearsed sound bites. Rogan is also good in that he brings a humble "everyman" persona to intellectual conversations that is very approachable. Finally, putting people like Alex Jones on is still valuable in that we should be able to get some insight into how/why someone like Jones - obnoxious as he is - still have a very large and loyal audience himself. It's important that we try to understand that, or at least acknowledge it.

@TheLittleShits

4 ай бұрын

Agreed. Johnny totally forgot that a podcast is not the news and is not intended to be a source of information, but rather as a source of entertainment

@that_missionary

3 ай бұрын

Yes. This video makes some good points but illustrates why people like Alex Jones needed a voice. I'm not a fan of Alex but even this video made a case off some video clips which, while true were selected from thousands of hours of Alex's content. To be sure, we can't take everything on a podcast at face value but watching someone converse unscripted for a few hours gives us a sense of what kind of person they are.

johnny harris has shown his true colors as a grifter

@carpo719

9 ай бұрын

deep

@Andre_APM

8 ай бұрын

He's gonna start his right wing grift next

@BPrimeTimeL

8 ай бұрын

that CIA funding running dry

@DESOUSAB

Ай бұрын

@@BPrimeTimeL LOL - hope you don't mind if I borrow that line in the future...

You lost the plot entirely when you said Joe Rogan's politics lean mostly left. Not only has he gone back on a lot of those principles (he now thinks universal basic income is bad because his buddy who owns a bar would need to pay his employees fairly), but he refuses to support anyone who wants to implement those policies. Currently he openly supports Ron DeSantis, who is more than happy to take all of those things he claims to support away.

@hosakuwanderer2399

9 ай бұрын

agree

@tumimbasa1705

9 ай бұрын

You do realise the Man says these are just his opinions based on what he's read. And had no interest in affecting or publicly supporting anyone in politics...

@seanothepop4638

9 ай бұрын

​@@tumimbasa1705I see nothing wrong with this post in regards to that.

@p4nterav333

9 ай бұрын

It seems like he switched to Trump recently.

@lich109

9 ай бұрын

@@tumimbasa1705 Which man are you referring to, Joe or Johnny? Because Joe most certainly does support candidates, and if you're talking about Johnny, then what you wrote has nothing to do with my comment.

"Life a tragedy to those who feel, and a comedy to those who think." (A quote I learned from Joe Rogan that I got from listening to one of his Podcast.)

You can't call it a fallacy and then say its based on your personal belief.

The Alex Jones episode was one of my favorites. Pure comedy gold.

@SubvertTheState

8 ай бұрын

Me and my friend at work both told each other "Bro ALEX JONES IS ON JRE" when it came on haha

@The_Real_Dream_Chaser

8 ай бұрын

Agree, best thing on the internet

@AndorranStairway

8 ай бұрын

Yup. I find him very entertaining. I think he's off he's rocker, but he's entertaining nonetheless. Joe has even said multiple times that he thinks Alex is playing a character and he doesn't buy his insanity.

@kylejones8891

8 ай бұрын

According to Johnny everything must be fact checked and can't just be what it is... an entertaining podcast.

@benca101

8 ай бұрын

hours long and when it was over, I was sad. brain worms? I google'd it... yeah.. million of people have it. And that's at the beginning of that episode, where it's sane. Then shit goes wild. Shame how Alex Jones is banned, when he and his topics should be openly debated. If nothing else, that man can entertain.

Listening to people you disagree with is crucial. You cannot argue in good faith without knowing what you're arguing with.

@Batman-kj2tp

9 ай бұрын

it is so basic. i couldn´t agree more

@avenged7peep958

9 ай бұрын

I agree so much

@willpickering5829

9 ай бұрын

True, although I think Johnny’s criticism is valid. Balance isn’t always better. If you invite one scientist who endorses vaccines and one antivaxer, you create a false sense of equal legitimacy.

@Musician837

9 ай бұрын

I guess thats the benefit of bringing on over what, 1500 guests now?

@BenHC

9 ай бұрын

As many things in life, I feel it depends a lot on context. A good faith debate about a topic with a lot of uncertainty or equipoise? Sure, any day of the week. But a yelling match where uoure making claims without any attempt at evidence... I can only give so much time. But not to worry, I don't feel the need to convince everyone of my beliefs. So while I may not want to hear someone scream that gravity is a conspiracy... I'm not gonna bother to get them to believe otherwise.

Bros about to get sued by Gavin McInnes.

In an age where disinformation keeps the masses violently polarized, I truly appreciate the objectivity that Johnny & Joe present. Please keep it going! Gives me the strength to carry on

I think the problem with your optics into this issue is you're looking at Rogan's show as if its something journalistic like yours. That he's trying to get to the truth of some matter or another. That's not his purpose, his purpose is to allow these people to speak in an uninterrupted form for an extended time, and minimally guide the conversation to entertaining areas. He is offering them a modern platform that could be considered the equivalent of what books where: a way for someone to express their ideas fully without having to go in circles explaining themselves to bad faith argumentors. And it's important to do that even with people like Alex Jones. The interesting aspect to that kind of episode is: how does this human being think? If he almost convinced you of something (before you remembered oh yea it's Alex Jones, gotta fact check this garbage), it's just a testament to the fact that even these crazy people can make compelling stories, and if it's half as compelling to you over three hours, imagine how compelling it can be to themselves over their entire lifetime. It's an amazing platform to learn to understand how these people think. Also, the comment about "waking up and realizing it's Alex Jones and checking facts" is very presumptuous. You state it's a case of your daily job being to fact check things, but you're essentially implying that most people are too dumb to realize "hey, that's a crazy person". Most people are smarter than most people think. Enough so, that most people think they're above average.

@realestedm1636

9 ай бұрын

Spot on

@space7588

8 ай бұрын

Hit the nail on the head with this. Well said. Joe respects his listeners intelligence. If you got to the end of the Alex Jones episode and agreed with him, or were swayed by him significantly, there wasn't hope for you from the start.

@challism

8 ай бұрын

Journalistic? This video wasn't journalistic at all

@shoshanmaor

4 ай бұрын

Best comment here

Kinda wild that he put Jordan peterson and Alex Jones in the same category.

@esterhammerfic

2 ай бұрын

Not too wild.

@justanothermanontheinternet

2 ай бұрын

What similarities do they have in terms of their message?@@esterhammerfic

@TKayCO

2 ай бұрын

There are so many wild things said in this video. He says that he thinks it’s extremely important to let people talk even if you disagree with them and then goes on to say that Alex Jones should not be featured on the podcast because he disagrees with him.

@leodesgarcons

2 ай бұрын

a lot of videos discrediting johnny's videos with proof of misinformation (through omission), lack of cited sources, and poor interpretation of historical texts have come out in the past few years. i've watched them but gave them little thought. i genuinely thought i found a channel with little to no political bias and equal coverage of all sides. this video disappointed me with a lot of logical fallacies and unfair portrayals of people.

@biswajeet9826

Ай бұрын

Yeah

I used to be an avid JRE listener for the same reasons you mentioned. Now I’m more selective about what I listen. Not because of the easily rebuttable ideas from the likes of Allen Jones, but because the repetitive ideas and guests. When occasionally new experts and ideas get presented, it makes me appreciate how much SOME of his guests helped me to challenge the boundaries of my reality and paradigm. Johnnys contents have very strong narratives of his own, which comes with its format. Whereas JRE guests often disagree with and challenge Rogan, and this video is a great reminder that I should play that role when watching Johnny. Thank you for that.

‘Openminded is good. But don’t be so openminded that your brains falls out! ‘

Johnny is really smart and great at telling stories. I respect him and appreciate his effort to spread what he believes is the truth. However let´s not forget that he has been criticized several times before by fellow youtubers and journalists for oversimplifying information and wrapping "facts" to his own personal views / thoughts, which might help with spreading misinformation. Seems to me that this video is a bit hypocritical tbh.

@justinsullivan4824

9 ай бұрын

Yeah there was a lot of bias in this video. He did state he is biased though.

@blurrd

9 ай бұрын

100% agree !

@muhammadmustaqim6082

9 ай бұрын

"I'm a journalist. Sharing fake facts is a cardinal sin" lmao Johnny's hypocrisy is showing up slowly day by day. Keep doing this Johnny, we'd like to see your true colour.

@brianhernandez7147

9 ай бұрын

Agreed

@ygreq

9 ай бұрын

On his part, he did apologize and changed quite a few things including employing fact checkers. While Joe Rogan just nods his head while his guest tells lie after lie. Joe is mostly clueless.

Joe Rogan has put a show that is so long that people can't hide behind talking points. It's a show that allows you true insight into who the person is or at least gives you the broad idea. It's an equal platform that anyone can speak on. That's the greatest part. On top of that Joe is there questioning their ideas and wondering how their thought process works.

@filipgasic2642

8 ай бұрын

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom of consequence.

@BS-vf1nv

8 ай бұрын

​@@filipgasic2642expand on that maybe?

@ymom11

8 ай бұрын

​@@filipgasic2642You get vastly less consequences if you're on the left

@jahhe2611

8 ай бұрын

True, also it's for anyone to decide what they like, or believe watching on his show... that's the power of JRE, no pre-judgement and no censoring just cause somebody has a different opinion.

@AloisWeimar

8 ай бұрын

people who whine about the left but mean liberals and have a victimization complex about being a reactionary are so impotent

First time viewer, rogan fan. Agree with you, I also think there’s a lot of value when you just let people talk about whatever they want for a long time. I also think his podcast is one of the closest ones to truth because it feels authentic. Thank you for the great video, I like the idea of uncensored journalism.

@morgangoodman2898

4 ай бұрын

First time Joe Rogan watcher, Johnny Harris fan. I’d heard a lot of negative stuff about Rogan over the years so I was interested to see what this would be about. Of course I’m sure it’s not the same as just listening to his podcast without a journalist commentator, but I was pleasantly surprised! I get why people feel like his podcast is authentic and I really respect how he approaches controversial topics with open mindedness. Like your comment :)

@AnitFascistAntiCommunist

2 ай бұрын

the problem with this video Johnny made is he did not support free speech from people he judges unworthy...

For me the most appealing thing about the JRE is the lack of hubris. Refreshing in this world. Also, people usually are quite capable of detecting bullsh*t by them selves, but thanks for pointing out ad nauseum what you "DEEPLY DISSAGREE" with.

Peak liberalism right here

@UtahPressureWashing

9 ай бұрын

Apparently, Johnny Harris has declared himself the arbiter of who does and doesn't have ideas worth hearing. He has also decided the Proud Boys, with their many Hispanic and African-American members, are a far-right white supremacist group. Yep, peak liberalism.

@drewtaylor1153

9 ай бұрын

the comment section is up there with the video too

@just_a_turtle_chad

9 ай бұрын

It hurt my brain

@GregZentTrumpetMan

9 ай бұрын

Spend almost 20 minutes being reasonable and discussing Joe’s background, then leftist gene kicks in .

@andrewperkins3376

9 ай бұрын

Yeah pretty leftist

Joe Rogan invites both the left and the right. He also invites scientists and people he disagrees with. That makes his show very interesting.

@FinneasJedidiah

9 ай бұрын

The biggest problem with him is that he gives a very big platform to people who spread conspiracy theories and misinformation, and barely pushes back against them a lot of the time.

@thisisfaiaz

9 ай бұрын

Being honest, conspiracies are fun. There are people who listen to conspiracies not for believing it but for entertainment, like me. @@FinneasJedidiah

@brouwah

9 ай бұрын

​@@FinneasJedidiahthere is no problem. You have a problem.

@charliehart3615

9 ай бұрын

@@FinneasJedidiah Can we not trust people to make decisions on their own? What is the "right" opinion anyways?

@makatron

9 ай бұрын

He's developed a skill to keep him from eye rolling when a guest says what's absolutely BS.

Lol u just reconfirmed why i dont need to sit through a 2 hour podcast

It’s funny, my full time job isn’t investing reporting. Yet my tiny little brain could still discern Alex Jones isn’t a reliable source of information. I wasn’t even in the gifted and talented program.

I never watched JRE because I always thought it was just guys sitting around shooting the shit. Years ago, I happened to watch one of his videos with Dan Flores, IIRC, and they spent the entire time talking about coyotes and wolves. I've been a fan ever since. I'm not really into the shows with other comedians but when he interviews knowledgeable folks from other fields? One of the best to ever do it.

@charismatic9467

8 ай бұрын

Yeah I love those types of guests. If you haven't seen the Paul Stammets episode yet it's one of my favorites. Guys a mycologist, aka mushroom expert. Mind blowingly cool episode imo.

@kait112

7 ай бұрын

I agree - I avoid the political episodes, but the episodes with scientists are some of the most amazing I’ve ever heard

Lmao. He ends the video by trying to humanize Klandace Owens.

@cathyosbourne6986

9 ай бұрын

🤮🤮🤮

@scaryclouds1403

9 ай бұрын

But she speaks nicely!

@Bullfrog777

9 ай бұрын

It’s impossible to hate her even though she calls for the death of a certain kind of people!

@crym77

9 ай бұрын

@@Bullfrog777 What are you referring to?

@facts9144

8 ай бұрын

Are you intimidated by facts? Boohoo

As a 14 year old furniture mover, I popped in my earbuds on my lunch break and opened the Podcast app for the first time ever. Immediately, I saw a name that I recognized from UFC and Fear Factor growing up. Joe Rogan. He had episodes with comedians, scientists, survivalists and hunters, entertainers, and even somewhat regular people. It was very relatable, and lasted 3hrs per episode, which meant 2.5 episodes could fill my ENTIRE day. The extremely long form meant that at some point, no matter who he spoke to, the facade would fall and it would just be a regular conversation between two regular people. I’ve been a regular listener since that day. With all that said, he has plenty of opinions and thoughts that I don’t agree with whatsoever. But I DON’T think that’s a problem. It’s exactly what we need. People who are not afraid to speak their mind. People who are not afraid to have controversial figures on their massive platform and hear what they actually have to say when not chopped up into a 2 minute news interview, even if only to refute their nonsense 2 seconds later. For a while I stopped listening entirely because I felt going exclusively to Spotify was peak sellout, but I missed that type of conversation so much that I’ve come back. He’s definitely put some controversial things out there, but I think his podcast has had an overall positive impact. If you scoff when you hear his name I will probably scoff at the invite to your party. If you have listened to what he actually has to say, you’ll know that he is a pretty level headed guy who just wants to hear every side of every story.

@JakeTrimble-bx3lx

4 ай бұрын

Also, your overall critique seems to be that he is too OK with letting people who say wild, incorrect, harmful things on his platform, because people take big sources as trusted sources… but you said it yourself. He is a tough guy fighter comedian and actor. He should ABSOLUTELY NOT be your source for trusted news. If he is, YOU are the problem. You’re probably also getting “news” from Russian bots on Facebook. Joe has discussions, and he happens to be at a high enough level of fame that millions of people want to hear those discussions. That is all.

Joe looks like Enrique Iglesias in this video 😂

johnny skipped over the shitshow era of Milo, stephen molyneux and the other alt-right that joe rogan gave platform too.

@porcupinebutter

9 ай бұрын

Gives* he’s a right wing puppet now

@coreyhansen9711

9 ай бұрын

Oh god cry more. He's also had the most ridiculous left-leaning socialist people in the country on his "platform" too.

@jbp122

9 ай бұрын

Yeah. Right. “Gave platform to.”

@colehelvey4547

9 ай бұрын

@@jbp122 Rogan was 100% the primary factor for Milo blowing up. To deny that would be crazy lol.

@coreyhansen9711

9 ай бұрын

@@colehelvey4547 This is an insane comment. By that own right Rogan is 100% the primary factor as to why Milo was silenced entirely.

Once again I find the confusion of Johnny Harris informing us of history and facts but videos like this are just this guys perspective of someone, we should watch everything with a critical eye.

@ekay4495

9 ай бұрын

I'm really happy this video exists. Just shows you even the 'Trustworthy' ones are full of lying shit and purposefully ommiting facts

@vincentperrault5900

8 ай бұрын

I lost trust in him ever since he called Julian Assange an ''asshole''. Now i'm just checking in from time to time cause i think he might be controlled opposition.

I think Joe is 100% real. No persona. No marking gimmick. Just Joe.

16:26 However, this primarily stems from the fact that it does not contradict your worldview. Consequently, it becomes challenging to endure the individuals he occasionally invites. Now, consider someone with a contrasting viewpoint, and that person may ponder while listening to Bernie Sanders, "Why does he let this individual speak?" The emphasis on facts and science is undeniably a significant value. Yet, people, not always without reason, at times feel that these principles are wielded against them. This poses a dilemma. So, what's the solution? If individuals aren't discerning enough to recognize who is feeding them misinformation and who isn't, then it becomes an issue with the education system, not the podcast host who relishes engaging in controversies.

The idea that joe Rogan is a some right wing extremist is absolutely insane, he actually pulled me towards the left to the point that I became a moderate democrat after being a republican. Now with the parties shifting so much recently I’m stranded in the middle, but Rogan was great for getting me away from being a right wing partisan. I’m thankful to Rogan for making me a more compassionate balanced person. He’s number 1 for a reason

@MrPaytonw34

6 ай бұрын

Thoughts had by ignorant people

@henriquerocha16

6 ай бұрын

?@@MrPaytonw34

@MrPaytonw34

6 ай бұрын

@@circusbrains hes spot on dude. Did you not just watch the video? The words came right out of his mouth dude it’s amazing how some people can deny the truth when it’s right in front of them.

@EmanEgnarts-

6 ай бұрын

In a few months you will not know which gender you are 😂

@mgz_5482

5 ай бұрын

@@EmanEgnarts-that’s left wing extremist ideology. Ironic the left calls the right ‘extreme’ while they’re extreme themselves 😂

"I spend every day of my life making sure that the things I tell you are factually accurate. If I get something wrong, it's a cardinal sin" - Well, you just spent a good chunk of the video talking about Rogan's "leftist politics", disdain for Trump, and how we'd never have him on the show. Meanwhile Joe Rogan has been publicly supporting Trump as a candidate all summer and has in fact teased getting him on the show. Talking about Joe Rogan's statements from 2016 and omitting everything he's been up, especially in the past 3 years is a very strange journalist technique I must say.

@iansane1928

9 ай бұрын

Yeah couldn't agree more. This video is completely out of touch with reality to the point it feels like a grift.

@ApeSapiens

9 ай бұрын

Claiming Joe wouldn't have Trump on is the quickest way of telling me that he watched a max amount of 100 hours of his stuff, mostly older stuff probably.

@ApeSapiens

9 ай бұрын

@@iansane1928 you don't get invited to the show unless you get on Joe's radar. Maybe this will do it. He certainly tried, a lot.

@wildemthefem5773

9 ай бұрын

Do you actually watch his podcasts? It’s seems like people who only see clips make a lot of bullshit assumptions. I wish all of you would pick someone else to obsess over and let his fans go back to enjoying his show in peace.

@boldCactuslad

9 ай бұрын

@@wildemthefem5773 But sir, how would they get paid for their negative comments if they stopped pretending to have watched the show?

What the Alex Jones interview taught me that Alex Jones is mentally disturbed and that is why it is valuable.

we all have to think when we listen, not just absorb without regurgitation, not react, not get triggered, but think and think some more, and then keep listening to other points of view as well. eventually the truth emerges from between the lines, over hours and years of exploration and being honest with oneself, like the dirt that slowly comes off the gems in the ground after the hard work of digging after them.

thing is that Joe Rogan governs his opinions using his principles rather than political views. His views might seem "all over the place" if you're weighing them against mainstream political cateogries, but if you boil his views down to their core principles, he has been incredibly consistent.

@mashmods

9 ай бұрын

agreed, "all over the place" didn't really resonate with me, he's just honest and authentic, something that is severely lacking in general from media and personalities.

@popmonkey

9 ай бұрын

I beg to differ. his opinions on medical science are extremely naive and that stance *is* political.

@camatrusaca

9 ай бұрын

​@@popmonkey he's increasingly improving his knowledge on that too, as he said himself, he tries to correct mistakes

@popmonkey

9 ай бұрын

@@camatrusaca that's good to hear

@popmonkey

9 ай бұрын

@@mashmods it did with me and well at first but after a while I realized who he reminded me of. my fellow white male Gen X ers who might still call themselves libertarians except "independent free thinker" sounds better despite all of them having exactly the same "authentic" views. naive views that can only come from a life of privilege that until recently they wouldn't even admit to. I'm glad to see that he learns as he gets older. but he still seats Kennedy Jr in the same seat as deGrasse Tyson.

I've loved Joe since I was a kid. I don't always agree with him but I appreciate his willingness to have a discourse with anybody and everybody.

@lopoa126

9 ай бұрын

He’s great at boosting right wing propaganda

@thomasburns6289

9 ай бұрын

@lopoa126 And some would argue he's good at boosting left wing propaganda. Like Johnny points out in this video, I think he's largely uninterested in one particular mind set.

@Yakoaxxi

9 ай бұрын

I wonder which one is worse...@@thomasburns6289

@bigbadbenny

9 ай бұрын

@@Yakoaxxi Vladimir Putin is right wing and Kim Jong Un is left wing. They are as bad as each other.

@apostleoftea8426

9 ай бұрын

It says a lot about society that this is bot unique and a break from reality

"Crucially what I couldn't do was hate her" is a bit of a wild statement. I think it is good that we get a chance to listen to people even from the fringes of society or "grotesque" opinions because transparency is key to exposing them. I don't think this video gives the average person enough credit, it should be our duty to research something we have strong opinions on and not blindly trust what we see.

“Not everyone who has a point of view and is famous has ideas worth hearing or debating in our society” who decides that harris, Without hearing or debating them!!?!

Joe Rogan is proof that sincerity reaches more audience than journalistic protocol. Edit: What I meant by "sincerity" is that he doesn't let someone else's agendas control what he says. And I know he is not a journalist. But established journalist outlets do seem to regard him as a competitor--which is why they seek to eliminate him.

@abdsalamelkhamlichi6677

9 ай бұрын

Joe Rogan and sincerity go in opposite directions.

@daemoneko

9 ай бұрын

He is sincere in the questions he asks, but not in his views and opinions So the best podcasts of his, are usually with the best guest speakers He is a good interviewer who lets his guest speakers shine, so that's good about him

@It-b-Blair

9 ай бұрын

Op is delusional 😂😂

@arkcorps9138

9 ай бұрын

@@It-b-Blairfound the crazy leftist

@EdwardHeavrin

9 ай бұрын

@@daemoneko how is he not sincere? if he believes what he's saying, even if you don't agree, then he is being sincere. lol

It honestly surprises me that Johnny didn't already know this about Rogan, he's an absolute powerhouse. He doesn't care who you are or where you're from, he'll be polite and respectful to anyone who just wants to have a talk.

@AloisWeimar

8 ай бұрын

weird he hasn’t had an actual Egyptologist, or any lefty’s not the usual reactionaries who criticizes liberal and democrats type. Hasn’t had Abby Hoffman in ages too.

@ThyDerangedGoat

8 ай бұрын

​@@AloisWeimarWould they still go on?

@mf2yu197

8 ай бұрын

He lies. He's jealous of Rogan I guess

@Pauliex33

7 ай бұрын

@@AloisWeimar you automatically jump to the conclusion that he doesn't have those people on because he doesn't want to have them on. what if he invites them but they decline the invitation? or their management declines on their behalf? or they overlook the invite in their inbox? or they have conflict of interests? or they know they would be caught in i a lie in a long format, live broadcasted show?

@DanielHowardIRE

7 ай бұрын

Of course he doesn't care who you are or where you're from because you'll generate money for him if you're interesting enough. If there's one thing JR loves it's money, money, money

Excellent points by many people. I just like to add that I learned more about Andrew Yang & Bernie Sanders from his 2 podcasts than literally all tv shows combined.

Joe’s long form interview style is desperately needed in our media environment. Mass media treat viewers like they are simpletons. The fact that Joe gets more viewers to watch his show that almost every TV show (other than the Super Bowl and other huge sporting events) goes to show how hungry viewers are for real conversations.

@MrJimheeren

9 ай бұрын

Joe never interviewed anybody in his entire life. He has 3 hour long conversations where he never pushes back (or hardly) shares a lot of weird conspiracies and just goofed around. Highly entertaining but not an interview

@angelgjr1999

9 ай бұрын

We are in the golden era of podcasts. Lex Fridman is another thought provoking podcast host. You’ll never get long form discussions in big media “entertainment news” channels

@cyleserra

9 ай бұрын

He has a unique way of pulling stories from guests and asks questions. Definitely an interview.

@Allen667sjja

9 ай бұрын

@@MrJimheerenthe guest is the star really Rogan is just there to kinda prod them along really, he’ll switch up the direction of the convo or some shit if he feels he needs to occasionally but the guest is more of the focus

@MrJimheeren

9 ай бұрын

@@Allen667sjja I don’t know about you. But I’ve heard the the same dozen stories Rogan likes to tell at least a 100 times. Chimp’s, LSD, some fight stories, something that happened on stage the standard Rogan drill

18:20 love how you cut out his explanation of what the proud boys are so you can give us your unbiased opinion instead :) /s

@Beckaj5446

2 ай бұрын

Very disappointing, it was a verbatim msm explanation of what Proud Boys were/are. What was the Rosanne clip supposed to represent at the end of the Proud Boys bit, it was weird and made no sense. She has nothing to do with them and her “canceling” was stupid and ridiculous.

Bro, you cover stories that are way more impactful and sensitive yet you don’t get worked up. Why the drama here?

This is exactly why I like JRE it makes everyone REAL the dehumanizing of people we don’t agree with is bad for our society.

This is an application to be on JRE for sure 😂

@chrishird21

9 ай бұрын

It's honestly painfully embarrassing, I've always liked Johnny's stuff but this is Matt Taibbi levels of sucking up.

@marvin2678

8 ай бұрын

​@@chrishird21nah Hes right

@wasdwasdedsf

8 ай бұрын

@@chrishird21 what

@johnnyb5534

8 ай бұрын

Doubt Joe wants some random NPR wannabe youtuber on his show

@crosscourttennis1796

8 ай бұрын

@@chrishird21 Johnny is criticising Joe in the video, this is not some desperate plea

I grew up thinking that phrases "I think", "I believe", or "I disagree" are the anthisesis of what true journalism is. Johny lambasts mainstream media for opinionizing while lavishly indulging in it.

@chloecigarroa9847

9 ай бұрын

Spot on

Just so you know, the most controversial guests are personal friends of Joe. Why does he give Alex a megaphone? Because he's know him for decades lol.

1. Honest about your own biases and attempts to "expose" J.R. 2. Given point #1, your exposé was very objective. 3. I don't follow J. Rogan and only occasionally catch part of one of his interviews. I learned a lot about him from this. 3. Result: In the end, you presented a very flattering profile of one of America's most popular entertainers. 4. Thank you. 5. P.S. I think you are clueless.

I find joe's ability to let people talk is one of the main reasons I like his show. Crazy people will expose themselves if you let them talk.

@Pykenike1

9 ай бұрын

Exactly right, in my opinion it's ironic that the blind spot, or the falacy seems to be with johnny harris himself, as he thinks that some people don't seem to deserve a platform, and suprisingly they are all right leaning, which is what a lot of liberals seem to think the fact that joe doens't seem to differentiate between left idiots and right idiots makes hime genuine, wheras johnny clearly has a hierachy in opinion, which ultimately clouds his mind as well.

@Fangtorn

9 ай бұрын

They only expose themselves to people who aren't susceptible to their bullshit. Not everyone listening is thinking critically, which is why there needs to be push-back so insane conspiracy theories and outright lies aren't just spread unchecked. How many who agree with Joe about the silencing effect of "woke mobs" chuckled along with McInnes' story of assaulting protesters without considering how antithetical that is to free speech?

@Fangtorn

9 ай бұрын

@@Pykenike1 That's so reductive it's like you didn't watch the video. Candace Owens is a right-winger, Harris praises the value of getting to listen to her just speak. The people he is most critical of being platformed aren't just right-leaning, they're far right, and in the case of Alex Jones they already have a platform they use to spread lies and batshit insane conspiracy theories. Having him on is just giving him a bigger platform. If Joe can draw the line at Trump, it's fair to ask why not people like Jones?

@mrcat2493

9 ай бұрын

this. I think this went over Johnny's head

@Jarandjar

9 ай бұрын

Except Joe clearly holds a right leaning bias currently, he just follows what's popular and that's popular at the moment. Just like how when Trump was president it was much more mainstream to be left leaning. It's all just bullshit noise distracting us from the real problems in our country,

"How i got duped into becoming a Joe Rogan simp" is a more accurate title for this video, what did i just watch...

@carpo719

9 ай бұрын

I can only assume you are one of the ones who have never watched it, and just hear about clips on the media

@gamergilbert4438

9 ай бұрын

​@@carpo719brother what Johnny Harris described was 2019 and before Joe Rogan. 2020 and beyond Joe Rogan is a right wing reactionary grifter who only has on antivax and/or white supremacists on his show

@mathewblyth5940

8 ай бұрын

get your 4th booster

@gamergilbert4438

8 ай бұрын

@@mathewblyth5940 I will in fact be doing that. The boosters are effectively how flu vaccines work, and if that's what it takes to not get covid so I won't spread it to my mom, I will take a shot that does nothing harmful to me

I love how he never mentioned Alex jones being right about provocateurs, bohemian grove, ext. Wouldn't know many shady things that happened. I get it, he's raid some wild shhh. But he's also showed the underbelly of the beast.

He had Alex on because he knows he going to go on some nutty rant that 99% of people will find hilarious. And because they’re friends.

Hey, let me remind everyone people are allowed to say shit and be wrong. That's why people love Joe Rogan. That's why I watched Joe Rogan because I know I'm getting an unfiltered honest opinion and it doesn't matter if it's right or not.

@ubcphysicsyangbo

7 ай бұрын

“Doesn’t matter if it’s right or not”. Well, that about sums it up doesn’t? Lol

@9justify

7 ай бұрын

​@@ubcphysicsyangboim not allowed to think, waiting for left wing to tell me what to think

@mikothornelius8557

7 ай бұрын

​@@ubcphysicsyangbo🧑‍🦯🐑

@johnathanclayton2887

7 ай бұрын

What do you mean by allowed? By law? Or that it's morality okay for people to spout harmful conspiracy theories?

@WICK_3D

7 ай бұрын

​@@9justify but would you be willing to accept that you're wrong when proven? Because a lot of people don't care to acknowledge facts

What I like about Joe is that he will talk to EVERYONE and let them talk. Ultra-liberal... ultra-conservative...everyone in the middle - he will have debates and talks with all people. He's not your typical 'talking head' who pushes just one agenda by constantly talking over his guests. You don't have to agree with all his views and he can admit he's wrong.

@parkeraustin2414

9 ай бұрын

Maybe in the beginning that was true but not for the past few years. He doesn’t have anyone on that disagrees with him and almost exclusively has on right wing guest. And I’d hardly call anything he does a debate. He’s known for being extremely malleable and will seemingly change his opinions depending on who’s sitting in front of him.

@sadoklajmi

9 ай бұрын

but u do realize that he's not well qualified to question his guests properly n that allows them to just use his platform to push any kind of rhetoric they want to millions of people, like u can't just invite people on and let them rant, there are certain protocols that actual journalism sets in place to avoid misinformation and that's why this new age of podcasting and the internet just being such an accessible tool to anyone and everyone has made it so easy to spread hateful n toxic n stupid ideas and we're seeing it now more than ever and that's actually the point of this video

@randomutubr222

9 ай бұрын

@@parkeraustin2414The reason most of his guests are seemingly “right wingers” as of late is because the leftists are afraid to go on because their own cult will come for their heads if they do. It’s not like he doesn’t invite them or is pushing them away.

@jhonka

9 ай бұрын

Except he won't have trump on, which disproves that narrative. He is well aware of the effect just being on his show has and has chosen to host some truly vile people.

@Jaaccoobbbb

9 ай бұрын

@@parkeraustin2414Thats cuz left wing politicians and celebrities c it as a form of support for joe who they think is rly right wing so the optics make them look bad but right wing ppl lose nothing

Although I do not agree with everything you publish, I enjoy your KZread channel. I watch the Joe Rogan podcast too. And don’t always agree with everything he says or publishes either. Your critique on the JRE is not bad but I am not sure you understand why a 67 year old man like me listens to someone like Joe Rogan more often than a person like you. Imagine this…. I was raised in NYC during the 60s and 70s. During that time the majority Italian Americans that lived in the city discriminated against Puerto Rican people. And it was bad. I had great animosity toward that ethnic group. You see, I am a Puerto Rican man. And I think Joe Rogan, a “MAN” of Italian ancestry is an excellent person. That should tell you all you need to know about Joe Rogan. Regardless of intention, he is the beacon of light we need in broadcasting. Joe is a liberal in the true sense of the word. You are not. He seldom takes sides; you almost always have a slant, a far leftist slant. Joe is being himself. He puts his personality out there for everyone to see. Oftentimes you come across as plastic. No opinion but mostly that far left leaning slant. Perhaps you need to look closely at yourself. As the future unfolds, I will continue watching your videos but I will use a more critical eye. Perhaps you should allow people to choose for themselves. Grow up Johnny Harris; the world needs more journalists or hacks, if you will, like Mr. Joe Rogan.

Bro don’t know a joke when he see one

How can this video end with a monologue about the importance of fighting misinformation but have ZERO mention of how much COVID and vaccine misinformation he still continues to spread? It would’ve been better to send the podcast an email asking to be on then act like this video was some kind of accurate assessment of what the show has become.

@oui2611

9 ай бұрын

i like how each comment is different, either joe's great, harris is terrible, harris is great, joe is terrible, joe is a voice of reason, joe spreads misinformation, harris misunderstood joe. its interesting. i dare say tho both rogan and harris are mostly a force for good and when people talk negatively about both it's mostly nitpicking. that being said, they both probably get some shit wrong at the same time they get shit right

@jheden9386

9 ай бұрын

can you quote the vaccine misinformation? All I remember is he said the mRNA vaccines didn't seem effective, which was proven correct as they barely prevented infection, in fact in many studies was found to be ineffective as a vaccine entirely and served more as slightly preventative. The Ivermectim thing sure... no one approved the medicine for use on COVID but it's been previously used with results on COVID like virus/illness

@shiggzay

9 ай бұрын

Yeah I know. The vaccines were safe and effective. End of story.

@narcocastillo3783

9 ай бұрын

@@oui2611 nah they're both bad and at least I understand why people flock to someone like Jordan P. (and to a lesser extent Johnny lol, but if you don't get your information spoonfed through videos/podcasts and know how to read studies, know places to access verifiable information, etc. you'll realize all three are dumbasses to the 9th degree. harris at least has like a 50/50 chance of being right though so not the worst option.

@RJM1410

9 ай бұрын

​@@oui2611Not liking Joe Rogan for spreading COVID and vaccine misinformation for years is nitpicking???

Definitely didn't watch a jre episode after 2019 because this is absurd

@asarim-de-ro

9 ай бұрын

I didnt watch it either... why is it absurd?

@lollmaoimcool

9 ай бұрын

​@@asarim-de-roJoe had a complete 180 in his political views

@wildemthefem5773

9 ай бұрын

@@lollmaoimcoolno he hasn’t. He has always believed in freedom and loving all types of people. The left used to believe in free speech, bodily autonomy and acceptance of all kinds of people. All he’s done is realized that the game has changed.

@kulatiman7352

9 ай бұрын

@@lollmaoimcool How bout u reflect on yourself? its obvious the paradigm has shift. the left doesnt care about people. Its just control. I dont want to argue with you cause your mental state alone from thinking that must be on the otherside of the universe

@carpo719

9 ай бұрын

people keep saying that.... with no evidence. HE didn't switch sides. he saw that the Left is NOT on our side. Nor the right @@lollmaoimcool

This started off as an unbiased take on Joe Rogans show until halfway through you outed yourself as a die hard lefty.

If Yoda listened to your podcast, I bet he’d say: Bend the knee young Skywalker, do not go to the dark side. The force is strong in you. Become un-cucked you must.

"Which is why we rely on trusted voices..." Trusted by whom? EVERYONE has a viewpoint, and that viewpoint discrimination is what we need to discern. If someone is telling me, "don't trust this person", my question is, "why should I trust YOU?".

@rohanpatel2828

8 ай бұрын

Well on the Joe Rogan podcast there have been many examples for people who aren’t necessarily trusted in their own field. For example Graham Hancock isn’t trusted by the archeology community he’s never been peer reviewed or published in an academic journal, yet Joe has had him on many times to promote pseudoscientific mumbo jumbo that a viewer without any familiarity on the field would take to at first sight

@wasdwasdedsf

8 ай бұрын

@@rohanpatel2828 peer review is a fraud... everyone concious knew that for a long time... and all you have to looik is at the refcent clownshow with the alzheimer case or that other woman hack who blatantly made up garbage for an eternity and never got caught until recent

@viktorianas

8 ай бұрын

I think there should be a disclaimer at the start of a podcast with dodgy guests.

@SubvertTheState

8 ай бұрын

​@@viktorianaswhat's a "dodgy" guest?

@SubvertTheState

8 ай бұрын

​@@rohanpatel2828"Aren't necessarily trusted in their field" That's a prerequisite for all of the groundbreaking geniuses who grew our scientific understanding of the world by quantum bounds lol. That's why this generation will never do anything remarkable. It's entirely focused on obedience and conformity, maintaining the status quo at all costs.

"Sometimes the best way to combat bad speech is to let that bad speech play out and let good speech overwhelm it with good logic and reason and a better argument." This is the way to go Joe. The other ways have way worse outcomes.

@aseemlimbu7672

9 ай бұрын

you just said it, 'sometimes' only sometime. But most of the time, what happens is people creates bubble with same ideas they get influenced with. Social media platform adds fuel in those ideas, showing same narrative again and again. So we must confront when someone comes onto the show that has millions of reach and blatantly lies about what he/she is saying.

@lidoz

9 ай бұрын

Johney seams to be trying to intelligently and intellectually silence / pressure joe from interviewing anyone who is a big No No by the MSM. If you are smart you can catch what I’m saying. Very sus

@lidoz

9 ай бұрын

People have the right to listen to BS and enjoy some fantasy stories. No one said or thinks everything that comes on joe is correct, but we expect entertainment and watching the art of discussion

@freddyromariovasquezcairo2250

9 ай бұрын

@@aseemlimbu7672 Social media is a group of people who just want their beliefs being confirmed not challenged, like seriously I watch tiktoks of an obviously conservative guy who I sometimes disagree prove with data sheets and facts that global warming is real, guess what? mfs still don't accept it despite of all of the facts, they think this a matter of beliefs. We need to listen to other people, the intelligent ones.

@eriksatlher1

9 ай бұрын

that's how bolsonaro became known. Going to gossip tv programs because his ideas were controversial and got them viewership. Now see the bad thing happened since then

By the way, keep these amazing videos coming. I love these and look forward to them. I’ve had so many debates, not arguments, because of your channel which I enjoy because it allows everyone to air their views and have a proper discussion about the questions that are asked.

One of my favorite things as life goes on is people increasingly realizing that there appears to be an infinite amount of nuance to life and us and our societies and whatnot, and seemingly most of those same people not knowing how to react to or live with that information

In my opinion the best way to discredit crazy people is to let them talk. I don't trust random articles/blogs as they always seem to over/under exaggerate things or straight up lie.

Johnny Harris fell for Joe’s chameleon interview style, and now believes he’s a leftist. 😂

@ApeSapiens

9 ай бұрын

"Like I always say..."

@tactilefile

9 ай бұрын

I’m pretty sure he said, he’s outside the box. Not ‘leftist’.

@Lyrics4UAll

9 ай бұрын

He said many of Joe's positions are left, ya fucking dingus

@gamergilbert4438

9 ай бұрын

​@@tactilefilehe specifically said Joe Rogan is in fact, extremely left leaning. Which is funny because he said that shorty after saying Joe doesn't fit into a box

@helmholtzthemulewatson4763

8 ай бұрын

@@gamergilbert4438 both can be true.

Joe doesn't call his podcast news but an experience, that said, most major news sources are bias or twist the facts and those who watch don't fact check. I don't mind controversial guests because it allows me either to validate, fact check or throw away my pre-conceived bias....and we all have them.

Why shouldn’t Alex Jones get to tell his side of the story?

@MariuszChr

2 ай бұрын

because they would start to hate him less, and they hate that idea.