Communication Professor Reacts to Joe Rogan and Sanjay Gupta 

I thought the KO punch 🧑🏾‍🦱🥊💨👨🏼‍🦲was when Jo Rogan said, “I can afford people medication, motherfucker!”

If you watch the other segments you clearly see them all putting him down, gleefully. Sanjay also wants to change his tone in a way he’d never talk to Joe. Then they try to paint Joe as a bully. They’re cowards. They started the fight, but want to press charges when Joe fights back and they get hurt. They deserve a lot worse. They lie to us about everything.

Coach Alex Lyon: Do you want to see perfect (Communication Knockouts) ?.... Just go and look at may comments on my videos....

The fact ivermectin is sold as horse de wormer at stores here in Texas yes it is. However also recently comes to the aid of covid for some people. How does Joe expect him to risk his job for him.

10-7 at best. You were too generous with Gupta's flailing

Yeah and now cnn PR team posted a response basically lying and attacking him again. Joe needs to lawyer up for him self and for all the people who can’t defend themselves

@Colin Killian the funniest thing is they are not afraid of letting someone "commit s*icide" when they feel threatened. The media is owned by the most powerful people on the planet, which happen to be immoral psychopaths.

@Colin Killian it is extremely difficult, but this is a good case

I can't decide if he's not going to sue because there's no case or if he's going to sue and is going to throw the kitchen sink at it.

@Colin Killian naw, Rogan has enough clout he can get a lawsuit going and the discovery process would be insane.

I love this comment God damn that was good

Hes an equal no matter what. Why call him "doctor" because he put his face in a book for years?

@@shaunr5450 shallow argument, Medical Doctors do far more than read and you know that. And that isn't exclusive to the medical field.

@@shaunr5450 well the Duude talk is between friends nothing to do with equality or social status. If it was about that Gupta is nowhere near Joe on podcasts as Joe is in the medical field like Gupta. Those two are friends and they both know Joe wasn't trying to undercut him it was his network that his ire was really at not Gupta. You know Gupta was trying to defend his network not himself.

Some doctors are totally fine with being a “regular” person. We asked one of ours “what do you go by-Brittany, Britt?” She said “I go by Dr.!” We call her Britt!😂😂

Not a good thing...He only does THIS for himself... otherwise he is a corporate ass kisser

Challenging guests with hard questions and disagreements is not a good business model for a podcast. If you did that, soon you would have hard time finding guests. That is why Joe lets his guests speak regardless whether he agrees or not. This time however was an exception because it was personal.

And sometimes you don't need to attack people for their bs to be revealed. You can have a long friendly conversation over a beer, walk away, and think, "fuck me sideways that idiot is a nutjob."

@Dave Smith hilariously comment and usually the best option

he calls out his guests all the time by using facts

Yes, Rogan flipped it right back on him in a split second.

Agreed. It would have been easy for him to get defensive. "No, it doesn't bother me." Instead he turned it around on them. "It should bother you too." Well played.

It was so clever and so quick. It took me a moment to really appreciate it.

The fact it DOESN'T bother Gupta is the whole problem! He's a CNN propagandist and a Pharma shill.

@@endofscene Yeah I was bothered by that, he's a hire on or contract worker with CNN but CNN if they kick him off won't break him financially he's a well to do doc. I think he's deeply part affiliated and doesn't want to cut ties or be ostracized by his party hard liners.

Same thing I was thinking. Hell he ain’t get up.

It turned into, 😭 "makes him stop!"

Well said.

That was the set up jab

Rogan is saying "you should have integrity." Gupta cannot say he does, and he cannot deny that he should. It was a jawbreaker by Rogan.

Snarky and condescending is the least of it. It was quick fire and he didn't have enough time to formulate a lie and saying it bothered him shows he's removed from the lie, since being bothered by a blatant lie about oneself is the normal reaction to have!¡!!!!!

What I like about Joe is I don't agree with him on everything and he's shined the light on the fact THAT I DON'T NEED TO AGREE WITH HIM ABOUT EVERYTHING in this time we have fallen into this trap of all or nothing . Joe broke that trap .. not sure if I said it well enough to make the point I was trying to but I hope I did

Keeping with the boxing references, the guy swung and Joe countered perfectly.

@Markstrosity it is most definitely a job, and alot of work goes into his show. It's just he was able to create his job and it's a much cooler, and financially beneficial job than you or I may have.

Rogan is legit. He is actually what doctors should promote. Smart healthy middle aged men.

He should have ended the conversation.

That was the ultimate "dressing down" moment. You are no longer a doctor. You're just a dude, as this point. Oof. Still, Gupta bounced back from it!

Lol! Issued as the prewhoopin' last chance

Rogan is a mind genius and cnn is pure evil

Exactly why Rogan has become the most influential voice in all media... he’s real. You never feel like he’s acting

@@alexanderlyon I didn’t see it as a dressing down from his deserved title. To me the essence of Rogans format is that these are just two people talking. Which is why he’s able to disarm so many professionals without them even being aware of what’s happening. And that’s how the average person speaks. They say “dude” lol. It’s this the new “man” or “bro” PS. Love you videos. About to subscribe

Hi Andy. That's great to hear!

I agree, Alex stayed out of the politics. However, I don't agree that Rogan won the argument. He came across as petty and a nag. Consequently, he lost the argument IMO.

I agree. Thought the same when Coach established the boundary before beginning the analysis. Very well done. I appreciate that, I am listening now only for the relationship/communication aspect, not the political. I do however, think Rogan should sue the pants off of CNN for their lies about him personally, and lying to the world about Ivermectin.

@@lisafeck1537 Whatever. Everyone has to sue everyone for everything now. This whole thing is blown way out of proportion.

That's pretty much how Rogan has always acted on serious issues. Not Always though I mean after all he is human. But by in large he usually is a respectful debater.

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Fully agree. Love him or hate him, Rogan is very good at what he does. I wish news reporters would be as prepared and as good at their jobs.

And yet the Dr. Claimed he was afraid in the recording booth. What a loser

Yes.

yup. it was perfect and it was conveying to Gupta that you being a doctor doesnt make you superior to me

Gupta is a shill of $cientism™️/$tatism™️.

Yes well said

Absolutely

I was just thinking this, but you said it better.

I'm part of CNN's audience that watches Joy, Brian and Don for purely "research purposes" and it's almost worth the stress. I can't stand when people try to argue against someone without knowing facts on both sides of the debate.

Hahaha, true!!!💖

@Wiggles Wiggles Great description of Swanson Trust Fund Tucker👍 The volume of lies & fairytales he vomits during his nightly soap opera rivals Bonespurs Mar-a-lardo.

Nice try. He said that to say Hey you watch CNN? you're a fan? Awesome!

@Wiggles Wiggles it's more than that. I was chatting with my dad last night. He exclusively gets his "news" from CNN. He had somehow never heard the phrase "let's go Brandon" once.

Exactly

The only thing that bothers him is that he got called out on it. He under estimated Rogan. He probably thought he could just go on there and plug his book.

Completely agreed, this is the worst part of so much that is going on. So many people just accept it without a second thought. Freaky how asleep so many people are.

Exactly! That’s why no matter how you slice it, there is an argument that Americans are soaked in the blood of millions of civilians murdered for corp greed via siege warfare/sanctions, Coups, and real Election manipulation in their name! All while Julian Assange, Snowden, Hale, Donzinger and others are tortured for informing them!

Glad you like them!

True, that was confirmation....

We dont need a confirmation, we have proof. We dont need a murderer to admit to murder, we convict based on evidence. Whether or not he admitted anything is irrelevant.

@@SubjectiveFunny even with evidence there's a reason investigators seek a confession and establish a timeline. Alibis and motives.

The US has always covered up virus leaks from their labs, going back decades. What prompted the CDC to shut down the US army lab at Fort Detrick, Maryland and quarantine its 900 employees in July of 2019? Why are reports of this incident scrubbed from google's search results? And is vitamin e oil really the cause of evali, or is that the cover story the CDC told the public?

suing for petty reasons. He already proved he didn't leave it at that. Matter of fact he should keep personal shit like this to himself. Giving social media ammo is just asking to be shot.

Yes!

Defamation is extremely hard to prove but that would be his best argument. I chief medical officer for that network did not refute the claim that his net work lied about a medical matter.

@angarch yes but am admission nonetheless.

Uh no it doesn't inherently mean anything. Your looking way to into it. Had he not been made aware that Joe was accusing cnn of lying then maybe but considering he already knew the natural response after finally being asked "why did they lie" , would be "I don't know". If he really didn't know. I mean he could still be lying and know why tho. Not to mention no one needs an admission to lying you just go look at what was stated and if it's not factual then it's a lie. Hence why Joe is accusing cnn of lying hes outright saying they lied. And they did you can see it for yourself.

@@tangerinetech5300 Nope. If he didn't believe/know they had lied, he would have made a statement akin to "I don't believe that they did, so I am not sure where you are coming from". Word choice matters. You are the one reading into it. Innocent parties tend to question the accused charges, not deflect against the accusation, while not denying it, without any rebuttal.

Yes, it's a cult.

Communist demons

Calm down, buddy. Get off the internet.

@@TuttifruttiNinja I didn't detect a hint of excitement. Did you get really angry and have to tell yourself to calm down? Perhaps you should wonder why you reacted that way. It absolutely is a cult.. and it is not different than the "Trump cult". The same way there's no difference in catholics and Muslims. This cult is just called "the public" and not relogion.. nonetheless they are the same.

Trump supporters?

Yep, knockout with a respectful help back on his feet afterwards

Joe was decent about it but as a long time viewer he was angry throughout

Gupta woke up with his pants around his ankles and an inability to sit down comfortably.

@@miheadhurts 😳

@@miheadhurts Whaaaaat??? Quit the prison humor already, Joe even joked that Gupta was the only one who cared. Joe was totally easy and respectful with Gupta. I saw the whole show, that was the only time Joe went after Gupta's network and to be fair Gupta had nothing to do with that debacle *they did* .

Best comment so far. The whole podcast was actually pretty educational. Well, almost every one of his podcasts are

That wasn't a 3-hour subject. The doctor said he had never interviewed anyone for that long but he didn't tell you that it took him that long to try to trap Rogan and he finally gave up.

Exactly. What’s the difference if Russia is interfering with our elections if our own News networks do the same

Ya, since it's obvious Rogan cares about lying to people...amirite amirite.

@@hifam6451 about what

I guess Gupta knows CNN used the term horse de-wormer in a derogatory way. I'm surprised he played it so coy - he could point out it's simply not a lie (it IS a horse de-wormer, AND a medicine used by humans, so either of those would be a correct statement) or how Rogan skips over the bigger point they make which is that it is recommended against by the FDA and CDC and it had been better had Rogan simply gotten his well-tested vaccine instead of using an untested and warned-against treatment against a disease about which we still don't know that much. But then - Rogan is quite a strong debater, who can probably talk the earth flat, while Gupta is a doctor who isn't too good at the word games so he probably figured he'd lose.

Yep, and then he's like "this is it right here" like this is the scary thing you guys spend all your resources trying to hype up. "Oh, you got it right here?" 🤣

It’s a beat down. It wasn’t necessary for Rogan to keep going. Everyone watching knew who’s right and wrong. Gupta not only looked like an idiot for not flat out agreeing with Rogan, he had to go back to CNN where everyone is pissed off at him now for losing the argument. At least, if he had been more straight about it being a lie, people would have respect for him. Now, even his colleagues hate him.

@@vladtheimpaler4843 A lie would be what Rogan said about the Japanese government recommending Ivermectin.

@@vladtheimpaler4843 Ozaki does not represent the government, so Joe "lied" just like CNN. And CNN is also right, Ivermectin is a horse dewormer. Just pointing out the hyprocrisy. Rogan sold out and is promoting an uninformed agenda; he is what he professes to hate.

He was enjoying having the conversation and flexing his brain to figure out what happened. Gupta is consistently made uncomfortable by the uninterrupted long form conversation. He said that he’d never had a conversation with a person that long. Gupta is not used to true nitty gritty conversation with intense introspection on his own ideas. He’s not used to criticism of his thinking (or lack there of)

Lol CNN, Credible News Network…

$$$ NOT going to happen.

He's just another one of 👹 lackey's

DIGIBYTE!!!

Being a doctor also doesn't make you intelligent or right. Also, Ivermectin is just one of the MANY drugs that are made for humans that can also be used to treat animals. Animals also use eczema medication, depression medication, and congestion medication that humans use daily, just a name a few.

@@GameChanger597 so it is a dewormer then. For large mammals. How about that? Is that not as offensive to you now? See all the neat little games we can play with language? But wait, when you spin it like that, it’s not much of a lie anymore is it? And this is just Rogan being a snowflake because CNN trolled him hard for being a nonsense spewing muppet. So much fun!

@@0kneelbeforezod0 It is ONLY Horse De-wormer, in the formulations and does MADE for Horses. Since Joe took the made for human formulation, the CCN quip is 100% false AND they knew that, but wanted a headline. You are trying to re-arrange what Story Cloud stated, that the are MANY drugs etc, that have both human and animal formulations, but Joe NEVER took those. CNN purposely said what they said. CNN is a BS network to put it mildly, thank god for covid cause otherwise there is no story or narrative they can fake

@@0kneelbeforezod0 CNN didn't "troll" him. They were trying to discredit and belittle him by saying that it is ONLY a horse dewormer to stir their audience, many people who don't know anything about the drug and some of his audience away from him and he fought back, discredited them as a news source and they couldn't defend themselves without going deeper into the hole. Now all they can do is "debate" him without him being present. They thought he was an easy target because he's a human silver back gorilla who isn't intelligent and only uses brute force communicate which would work to their advantage but he wasn't just that. He came with facts and undeniable evidence and they came with incomplete news to persuade people. CNN should definitely keep away from the Carlos Mencia affect hahaha

I think people under estimate Rogan because he is a comedian, fitness guy, etc, muscleguy, martial artist. But he is all around talented, interesting, highly intelligent (which he would probably argue that isnt true). In this case also, as always...it helps when facts are on your side. He is very accomplished and practiced at talking to people, and essentially does it for a living. Joe was playing 4D chess and Gupta was playing checkers. Gupta is nothing more than a highly paid partisan hack, and a shape shifting ideolog. I am sure he is a nice enough guy, but he seems to have sold his soul to CNN. Perhaps he would seem more trustworthy if he had principles and didnt talk out of both sides of his mouth. Weakness is not a virtue.

Fire Upper Cut!!!!! That would have been a street fighter knock out blow... but I guess he didn't want to Kill'em

Fatality move right there

That would come across like he was getting ganged up on. That's not Jamie's role and that wasn't the goal of the conversation. Joe likes Gupta and they both respect him as a doctor. I mean for fuck's sake the guy is a neuro surgeon. It seemed like Joe just wanted him to acknowledge the organization he works with acted in bad faith intentionally warping the truth.

That's what I was thinking too. "I'm not a lawyer" "You don't seem to be much of a doctor either"

Joe Rogan should of said that all doctors take the Hippocratic Oath which is to "first, do no harm" and by lying about medication that could save someone, he broken his oath.

It's hard to believe that many podcasters like JR now have larger audiences than some of the major news networks. It's a sign of the times. It shows that the average person wants an alternative.

@@alexanderlyon Great sign, thank God.

AND BY THE WAY. Rogan has actually had to give apologies on his social media later because he couldn't actually defend what he was saying on his show. When he talks to people especially comics on the political atmosphere he talks so fast they can't ask questions or whatever and assume it's 100 percent on the ball

@@thaterasound if u actually do listen or did listen to JRE, u wld know he admits he makes mistakes and admits when hes wrong unlike CNN, NBC etc… Kinda the point of this show actually. Its ok to be wrong when u admit when ur wrong which is exactly what he does.

Because Joe actually has integrity. Something cnn hasn't had in decades.

Joe made a statement about this exact point, explaining how him and Gupta actually get a long and Joe likes the dude. He said this comment was taken outta term and felt it was more of an awkward stab at humour and doesn’t believe it was his intent to double down with that statement

Imagine thinking joe rogan "outclassed" an actual doctor, on medical science no less The right's deranged cult is extremely pathetic

@@hannibalb8276 So, in this video, where Gupta clearly agreed with Rogan about CNN lying about it being a horse dewormer only, you think Gupta "outclassed" Rogan?

@@jesperburns "clearly agreed with Rogan", lol what? No he didn't, Rogan just bullied him and barely let him speak. Gutpa attempted to educate Rogan several times with actual facts and reason, while joe had nothing but memes, fallacies and anecdotes. Imagine watching that episode and thinking rogan came off well..

@@hannibalb8276 imagine thinking Rogan is right wing and assuming that everyone who agrees with him that Gupta is a propagandist and appreciates Joe for calling him out. Nobody is saying Joe has more medical knowledge. I’m saying Joe outclassed Sanjay when it comes to not being a lying shill for the pharmaceutical industry. Joe outclassed Sanjay when it comes to being honest. Imagine being so brainwashed that you would defend anyone who works for CNN, Fox, MSNBC. They are all propaganda artists for their party.

He aknowledged the issue with: “That bothered you...” Like he knew what was said. Then later he asked: “What did they say?” Sloppy.... Very sloppy.

That was when Rogan flat out owned him.

At CNN they are so deep in their echo chambers I think Gupta honestly didn't even consider they were disingenuous until Rogan started explaining the facts.

He neutralized that so well. His demeanor for his line of work is so perfect.

@@ChickVicious237 CNN had various Democratic politicians on, talking about how the 'mostly peaceful protests' need to keep going and even escalate. Kamala was on there doing this. They said MORE than Trump said about Jan 6th. And while Democrats were encouraging protests and a "summer of love"... black lives were literally being lost to the protests. David Dorn, Secoria Turner, Horace Lorenzo Anderson Jr., Antonio Mays Jr., Dave Patrick Underwood, and more... the rioters literally trashed a Ronald McDonald Charity and terrorized dying kids.

8 drinks a week is heavy drinking? Give me a break. I guess we're all doomed. My one beer a night is gonna kill me! Ridiculous.

Funny how the lying media have no interest whatsoever in being the bigger man.

Agreed. I also think Joe realized, very wisely, that he could keep Gupta comfortable and keep the conversation going, and the audience would very obviously notice that Gupta never gave solid answers for these important questions. Sometimes not answering a question is even worse and more obvious than lying. 😉👍🏻

@@911___________DIVOC Absolutely, and if you saw the follow up on main street media, the interviewer, answered the questions on Gupta's behalf, and pushed the narrative, until Gupta cane.back I to line, saying he was afraid of joe

Rogan is highly moral, it’s hard for an amoral person to win an argument against a moral person and that’s exactly what happened here!

he didn't tell the lie on tv.

The MSM is horrible. I used to be a leftist but last years BS woke me up. Now I see the MSM and all the politicians for what they are.

@@katrinetroelsen Welcome to reality my friend. 🤟🏻💪🏻👍🏻

I see it as the definition of psychopathy; which seems like evil to those who suffer in its wake. The wide spread religious belief in evil of divine is also form of mass psychopathy.

So CNN is evil. I knew they were communists, but evil..ok.

@scout nope, The Goop already went back to CNN. Check it out.

should instead be "Rogan KNOWS cnn lied"

It should be "EVERYONE NOT WORKING AT CNN KNOWS CNN LIED."

It is a belief, it just also happens to be factually true

Makes me wonder about Alex Lyon's ability to be neutral

@@docsavage8640 but everyone at CNN knows too.

Thank you, brother. Glad to see your channel growing!

Not only a doctor but also the chief medical adviser for cnn.

"Do no harm" - dead medical meme

hes a practicing neurosurgeon O_O

Matt Thompson man the commie stuff is missing the point. Oligarchs bro. In any political system you gotta worry about oligarchs.

@@rogerdodger6046 Spot on. The Cold War’s over and done. Oligarchs are our biggest threat today, and they’re waging a different kind of war.

Thanks, Heretic Life. I'm glad there's some use in the videos beyond just the entertainment value. That's what I'm aiming for.

@@alexanderlyon no problem. The way he tried to nonchalantly lighten the slight, reduce responsibility and then shift blame Is gross imho. Having clear, concise language and definitions to label and explain the emotion triggered emotions expands the understanding beyond just my lizard brain making me feel something. If those garbled sentences make sense to anyone beyond me. But hey, I’m not a comm expert, I’m a writer with word counts lol

Words matter. That's why the left changes them all the time.

@@rinzler9171 why would you come politicize my comment? What does that even mean? What words are “the left” changing? Do they get together and have a meeting about what words they’re going to change? Is there a vote on what words get changed? Who heads these meetings? Is “the right” powerless to stop thirst destroyers of lexicons? Come on, here’s your chance, blow us all away with your astute summation of “the left” and it’s a effect on language.

@@hereticlife2546 He's just parroting Faux News, Steve Bannon, etc

when he's got a hostile guest on, he's more than willing to give them enough rope to hang themselves.

Way back when British television was _really_ good, we had a number of 'talk shows', but old school, like Dick Cavette (Sp?). Ones such was Michael Parkinson, and David Frost. I can remember which - I'm guessing the former, as the latter was more political - but not long before Orson Welles past away, he was interviewed. Naturally, generally speaking most wanted to him to talk about 'Citizen Kane', and 'The Third Man', which, by the time he reached his more orotund point in his life was, to use a very old phrase 'Old Hat'; in otherwords, boring. So, the interviewer took a different tack: in the green room, prior to the interview was going to take place, the interviewer said, after Mr. Welles had died, he simply told him was: all I want to talk is about film, and film making, nothing more, nothing less. And so it was. Wells lit up a double-corona cigar (since people smoking on television was a given), and that's exactly what happened. A simple, yet broad, but also deep, conversation about films, without a deep dive into any of the one's he directed, or stared in. An apocryphal story goes the Welles was utterly impressed by the interview, because a) it was relaxed, and b) he was able to simply open up, because the guy interviewing spoke less, but listened more, so anything he (Welles) said, would segway into a thoughtful question, as the interviewer was actually paying attention ... I'm not saying Joe Rogan did the same here, but in all his prior podcasts, you can tell even though it's his show, he had no need to dominate the conversation, especially not by letting off a series of rapid fire questions, then only allowing the guest a moment to process, and begin to answer one of those, before firing off another set of questions. That's not an interview, that's a rant/vent at someone you dislike. If you are not going to act with civility, and a touch of humility, during an interview, as the interviewer, you may as well not conduct one, at all ... I hate to say this but Sean Hannity, and Tucker Carlson are pretty bad at doing that (on the other side, at CNN, MSNBC, and so forth, there's too many to mention). But, on the same network, you had Shepherd Smith, and, still, Chris Wallace, neither of whom did/does that, and actually have conversations. Perhaps the most unlikely is the numerous Jon Stewart/Bill O'Reilly interviews. The remarkable thing was although both clearly disagreed with each other, there was no real animus, nor rancour between them, especially when they invited each other on their own shows. Granted, I doubted they became drinking buddies, but you could tell there was respect for each other, which meant a decent flow of conversation ... That's perhaps the main critique of Rogan: he tends to be seen as too appeaseable, meaning he's pretty stupid. But that, I very much doubt. He doesn't punch when the other guy is falling; if anything, like was said, he would help them back up. And he most certainly doesn't have a room temperature IQ; I think he uses his EQ more, to tease out as much as he can, hence the runtimes, because he is smart enough to know how much he doesn't know, so is always looking for answers, whether it be out of intellectual curiosity, or, as here, pushing for intellectual honesty, integrity, and responsibility ... As interviewers go, because there need not be a set length, that gives him the freedom to keep on asking questions, when not affixed to a really tight schedule ... and thus enables him to be the 'active listener' ... Yes, he does have a habit of using MMA references, but that's because that's his wheelhouse, and comfort zone, especially for many of his listeners, and thus is able to use a know exemplar to simplify - but not make simplistic - a talking point ... which often takes rapid-fire thinking to do so ... Finally, if I may, he has laid clear that he feels politically homeless. He's pro-2nd Amendment, but has absolutely no issue with Universal Healthcare, and also giving people the means to lift themselves up, both of which, like here in the UK, doesn't align easily in a state of a political duopoly. I, honestly, feel the same way with our two main parties, as both have good ideas, but which are also attached to some pretty dumb ones ... whom, then, does one vote for ...? Trouble is that, whilst both the election systems here in the UK, and there in the US, are clearly broken, the alternatives I have studied, tend to, more ore less, be based entirely on coalition governments, often involving three, or more, parties, which, at any point in time, can be given over to internecine, then sectarian, 'warfare', within, thus causing the government to crumble. Italy is a classic example of that. However, with a duopoly, instead of going for the devil you know, as was, it's going to be whom is the least worst option: Trump may well win in 2024, but Biden then may well win in 2028 ... In fact, I think America needs to rethink the whole two, 4 year terms, because eight years is nowhere near enough for a President to enact change, especially in service delivery, as the first term almost constitutes hoping to do just enough to win a second term ... and what can any President do in four years, in a country that is, more or less, almost is own continent, even without Canada ... And especially right now, at this point in time, where things are positively seething ...

I agree. Standing up for himself,Joe was Not going to let him off the hook so easily. It does bother me that we are so excited for Joe to knowk him out. Holy moly We are not neanderthal still...... Right? Words are very powerful. Joe made his point very clearly and precisely. Peace to both of them.

@@gypsylove4291 yeah you’re not wrong. I do what I can to keep my inner Neanderthal in check.

@@nigelft point of interest: most normal people don’t like to read comments the length of a modern novel… myself included. Whatever you wrote, hope it helped you sort your brain. Best to you.

This ☝

Gupta kept getting asked questions and then talked over with a CNN answer which prevented Gupta from answering with his position. Gupta at that point became a figurehead without a mouth.

@scout Nah. He's in a position of power as the medical director correspondent. He could show leadership but he chose not to. CNN screwed up and should have admitted it.

Nice men do not equate to good men. I think Jordan Peterson said something along those lines. Gupta seems like a nice guy, to be fair he was about to explain Joes reasoning on CNN but Don Lemon cut him off. I do appreciate Gupta for at least showing up to have a conversation with Joe though.

Yikes, I hadn't heard about a later show, this man still showed his face on TV?

excellent comment...let's go Brandon lol

Dude, you stole this from when Michael Malice was on the JRE!

Cats are actually lactose intolerant

Cat shouldn't drink milk

Then: Rogan drinks sustenance meant for baby cows

It would have been satisfying. But Joe was probably respecting that it took some guts to come on his show, and didn’t want to crucify him & get him fired from CNN. CNN making Gupta talk about and take their side after the podcast shows how petty they are and how real that threat would be.

@@Evanderj They are just terrified of the numbers. Rogan has millions of regular viewers, while they are lucky if they ever even have tens of thousands. It does beg the question though, why would they double down when they had been proven to lie? If I was in charge there, I would have to reverse the company stance, just as a financial and PR damage limitation exercise. There are now tens of millions of people aware of the fact that they lied with the number growing every day, as it is on every social media platform there is. It actually illustrates just how COMPLETELY they are bought and owned by Pfizer.

I suspect it was a calculated move too. Major media personalities aren't going to come on to the show if they think they're going to be utterly humiliated. Rogan could have gone for the killshot and lost a lot of future interviews.

@@Evanderj That is how these people think. They are like school children, they don't have the mental capacity to see how stupid these things are. It is totally bizzar.

Just curious are you still a Gupta fan after he went on CNN and backed their horse dewormet claim after going on Joe's show ? How could you trust anything that comes out of his mouth after that ? He's a slimey spineless POS !

@@dianmichaelis I never was a Gupta fan. I am just hoping that those who are can see and respect this quality in Joe Rogan. And that maybe they might follow and learn from him. I have never seen nor heard of Gupta before this video.

@@sandyg3772 sorry I miss read that.

Perhaps... If "Niceness" is the Supreme Virtue. But Truth and Integrity are far more important. "Niceness" is merely a counterfeit we use to try to pay the fine for our cowardice.

@@waterssolar5025 cool wording with final sentence.

And now, that he's been schooled and can't claim ignorance - and doubled down on the "dewormer" on air, on CNN - he's lost face completely. Rogan released him on parole, and he went right back to doing the same crime he's been caught on. He's no longer an authority.

Gupta is a neurosurgeon

Oh yes! Please do a review of Gupta on CNN, post JRE interview.

After spending 3 hours with Rogan, which he says is the first time he's had a conversation that long ?! to his credit Gupta actually tried to put Rogans actual views across to Lemon, who reacted in a way that says everything you need to know about him and CNN.

ding ding ding YES!!!

You know what I want to see Joe Rogan vs Don lemon.

Gupta on CNN with Lemon head is just a clown show. In fact CNN stands for Clown News Network. Nothing of value there.

Yes. But then again, that creature is all over the place .. its actually quite comical 😆

masterful communicator... yeah, when he isn't too high. I've seen too many "interviews" he's done where he was just too confused.

"Wring blood out of the stone" 🤣 never heard that one

JR, should request an interview with DR. DEATH, I would pay to see, maybe a pay per view!

Gupta litteraly wrote in his article that he was afraid the MMA figter joe rogan would jump over the table and choke him. Hes slimy and dishonest. Disgusting.

Avoid the truth… ok?

Gupta could/should have just been honest…

Yes Fauci and Rand Paul!

Yes

yeah Fauci and Rand Paul are nices convos to react to ;)

It should bother all of us deeply

Urgh I got that too, that tone that some senior medics use sometimes absolutely does my head in, and serves no purpose.

It seemed like gaslighting to me, like he was implying that Rogan was being oversensitive by being bothered that CNN and others were lying about him.

Thanks, Prasad. I see that you are a creator, too. Awesome comedy. I just checked it out, the video on "Angry wife, Rock, and Metal concerts." Hilarious, man. Nice to meet you!

Rohan is an Indian name