But I do want to point out to
the massive Joe Rogan fans who
responded mostly on Instagram
it looked like.
And had a massive issue with
me pointing out that you should get
the vaccine.
Whether his apology or
take back is any good and I
don't think it really is that good,
but I'm acknowledging
that it's at least doing it.
I want you to acknowledge
he's admitting he was wrong,
so get off of me.
He's admitting he was wrong.
Anyway, here's a bit more of his
kind of taking it back slash also
getting mad that anyone has
expectations for him.
>> Here's the thing like, all these
people that are saying and in many
ways, listen, here's the thing.
These are not planned statements.
Let's be real clear.
>> Yeah. >> When I say something
stupid, I'm not thinking about what
I'm going to say before I say it.
I'm just saying it, right?
I don't have an off air and
on air voice, I don't.
>> No. >> I have me, this is it.
Yeah, I got through [BLEEP] the net
and I'm swimming in open waters,
okay?
And that's just how I live.
>> Yeah. >> I don't like if you say
you disagree with me,
I probably disagree with me, too.
I disagree with me all the time,
if you said if someone said,
you have, yeah, young healthy
21-year-old people who eat well and
exercise are not at high risk for
coronavirus.
But you should think about other
people, I would say, well,
that's a different argument and
yes, that makes sense.
But I would say, aren't those
people vaccinated and shouldn't we
vaccinate the vulnerable people?
Any medication again,
I'm not a doctor.
I'm a [BLEEP] moron, and I'm a cage
fighting commentator, who's a dirty
stand up comedian, who just told
you I'm drunk most the time.
[LAUGH] And I do testosterone and
I smoke a lot of weed.
But I'm not a respected source
of information even for me.
If I say things I'm always
going check on that, Jamie.
I don't know if that's true.
>> Right. >> I do that
all the time.
>> Right.
>> But I at least try to be honest
about what I'm saying.
>> Or what you feel.
>> Yes. >> Yeah, that's what it is.
>> Yeah, the issue is
that medical facts don't care about
your feelings.
And whether you want to be
a respected source for
information or not,
you are going to you should be.
And in some sort of cosmic sense,
you are very much and
you know that, you know that.
I'm sure he would love to be able
to just have a podcast and
say whatever he wants and
have no consequences.
I feel like he's being honest in
that, but
that isn't the world we live in.
And people do listen to what he
says, and so certain type
of guy does listen to what he says,
and that is just the reality.
So you can be responsible or you
can not, but you don't get to just
say nobody listens to what I say.
Lots of people do,
that's why you were paid like $100
million to change platforms, lots
of people do, that's just reality.
>> Yeah, I get like it just,
it's so hilarious to me.
Like I'm not mad at Joe Rogan for
this, like I can't be,
he just said all those words.
The folks that are mad at me for
pointing out how stupid he is,
I don't understand that.
It is similar to what you just said
is he pointed it out,
like don't be mad at me for
being right about this.
He just told me that I'm right
about this.
I was writing about this and
in his discussion, he's like,
whatever.
And it's this is to him, it's a get
out of jail free card every time he
does something terrible.
>> That's what it seems like, yeah.
>> And that's his move is,
he doesn't feel,
I'm not mad at Joe Rogan.
I can't be mad with something like
that, it's useless and- >> Well,
I can be mad if the consequences of
him being him is that less people
get vaccinated and
people get sick but right.
>> [CROSSTALK] Well, that really
just hold on bro, I want to take
issue with the question.
>> A particular thing that he said
there. Because he said,
I don't think about what I
say before I said, I just say it.
Which again, that's, I mean, I
think a lot of people are going to
hear that and think, well, I think
you should be able to think about
what you say before you say it.
But he says I don't have an on air
and an off air voice,
which is a very bizarre
conflating of authenticity with
being intelligent.
Like, I'm not, okay, you're saying
I act the same off camera
as you do on, which first of all,
literally everyone says they do.
But he probably does like that is
probably what he's like.
Here's the thing, I feel
like that's an important thing,
too, that you should be authentic.
I also try not to say
stupid things.
Sometimes I don't meet that bar,
sometimes I fall below it.
But I think it's fine to have as
a goal, not saying stupid things,
particularly about incredibly
important medical matters.
So if you are going to just say
stuff without thinking about it and
have no expectations for yourself,
that's fine.
But be a bit careful around some
areas that you don't know
anything about.
I do that about so
many different areas.
I think medical stuff is
a particularly important area
to exercise that.
>> It's the cornstarch and water
personality where it's solid for a
second, but then just turns to goo.
Like that's him, that's trying to
have that conversation you did with
Joe Rogan is like cornstarch in
water.
That's the thing that like,
if you apply pressure, it's solid,
so you can maintain it solid state,
seemingly.
But as soon as you let go,
it turns kind of into a liquid and
solid hybrid at the same time and
that's it.
It just kind of falls apart, so
you can't corner it to have that
conversation, because it always has
the, I'm just going to make
my way through the chain link or
the octagon.
because I'm just like,
I don't know, whatever, man, that's
a really good point you just made.
And then you go, are you going to
change your behavior based on it?
He's like, nah,
seems to work for me?
[LAUGH] >> And you're, just like,
well, I'm going to go nuts if I
keep engaging you in this way.
So I'm going to then continue
this exercise of when you do say
something stupid,
you kind of just asked us all to
react in exactly this way.
So your viewers and
supporters need to expect,
respect and thank us for that.
Because their dear leader Joe Rogan
basically said that everyone's
responsibility then is to call
him out.
Call him a moron like he calls
himself a moron when
he is a moron and that's fine.
>> So why isn't he mad, yeah.
>> I don't think he's mad,
[CROSSTALK] he didn't seem mad in
that situation.
>> Well, hold on, I have another
video, but it's too long
we're not going to play it.
But he does go on to effectively
say, that everybody is pretending
to be bothered by this, that they
are doing it to make money and for
headlines.
Even though he just admitted that
he was wrong and that they are just
worried about money, which is rich.
I love being told that I and
others, and he's obviously talking
about us in particular.
But lots of people are doing things
for my dude is sitting there making
literally millions of dollars like
on a daily basis for
the podcast he does.
It is very easy to look at
the people fighting in the mud and
saying no everything they do and
say is motivated by an interest
for money.
I'm totally pure,
I'm just floating free, unattached
to material concerns as I rake in
hundreds of millions of dollars.
Okay, okay, the rich are pure,
us poor folk were bathed in sin.
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