@@andyt3938 😂😂 possibly. But, like why do you post all this shit on twitter? What's the real trump behind the clown show? How are you going to continue to help Americans in a real, quantifiable way?
@@pippishortstocking7913 You mean he started paying attention instead of going woke. You're either a bot or a part of Idiocracy America. But we're getting more used to it and slimming that group down.
@davidrizzardi975 His connection to music is that he coopts the music of our deceased musicians for his fascist rallies after the families ask him to not do that.
🙄 you're on the damn internet. Same place you can find psychology sites explaining personality disorders. Pure laziness on your part. Your orange jesus is severely personality disordered.
Joe couldnt handle interviewing a former real estate broker for the mob, because he thinks hes a game show host. So hilarious too, coming from a talk-show host. I'm still mindblown that Joe didn't even know... so i see why Joe doesn't want to meet him... does he even know he's president? I'd love to meet any president... even if it was Joe Rogan..
It's sad but positions of power like politicians and corporate higher-ups attract sociopaths the most, so those positions are usually occupied by sociopaths.
@@SonGoku-iw4zk Yes but Trump was born rich and it does not count in his case. Only salty people would call him sociopath when he always wanted to be surrounded with people and to have fun. Also he has better sense of humor than all people on the left and the thing is that they just don't get it. It is hilarious 😆
I'm sure Penn is close to the mark about Trump, but he supports Biden and the Far Left, so why would he give an unbiased opinion? Penn was a callous Libertarian for a long time. These people tend to ignore imperfections in society and they are opposed to government initiatives to correct problems. Libertarians typically oppose the expansion of social programs and government intervention in the economy. They believe that private charities and voluntary actions are more effective in addressing social issues like homelessness. Sounds kind of heartless. Thanks Penn for you insight to Trump and your callousness. I do like Penn for his great job of tearing into religions and the elucidating the harms they do, though.
@@last808 Not at this time. He says he supports Biden now and is no longer a Libertarian. I support anyone but the Left, but sure Trump is our only option now. But conservatives will lose thank to overturning roe v wade and being of smaller numbers; unless Kennedy helps us.
@@michaelmiller7160His time as a conservative Libertarian is exactly why he's on the mark with Trump. I did not hear of him supporting Biden, but this video is 4 years old. It was during Trump's term. If he has moved away from conservatism, it is likely because of Trump's antics.
@@michaelmiller7160 I'm a libertarian who voted for Biden even though I can't stand him only because the prospect of another Trump presidency is orders of magnitude worse.
Joe Rogan " I don't want to know the president at all". Also Joe Rogan, " I'm a Bernie supporter but now moving to Texas because I'm being taxed to death".
@@ryanandrews600 he says he doesn't want to know the president on this episode first couple minutes in. He has stated in past he is a big Bernie supporter. He is now moving to Texas no state tax. So in a nutshell through his own words and actions ...YES
“Joe flip flops depending on what guest he has” No shit, Agreeability with a guest will get way more information out of them, these aren’t podcasts to get to know Joe it’s a podcast to get to know about the person he is interviewing. Why is this a hard concept to understand?
Seems like most people watch/listen for Joe Rogans thoughts on who he’s conversing with. So when he flip flops some will get annoyed.. that’s inevitable
Most people don't seem to have the ability to think like that, they think only in terms of selfishness. You can't be successful without the ability to put yourself in others shoes and keep the info coming from the guests. The lack of understanding this concept is sad and prevalent in most of those who have grown up with social media at young age.
MADDOGTHEOG who wouldn’t ! I’d love to see him on any podcast tbh he’s the most entertaining “presi” we’ve ever had (his antics and politics and views aside of course , I hate his guts but he’s funny af)
I would too, I would absolutely love to listen to that conversation. A mild liberal and our President in a peaceful conversation. I really think it would help our country. No bullshit no real agendas just straight up conversation with no limitations. A lot of the problem in our country right now is extreme liberals and extreme conservatives won't talk to each other, liberals scream in your face and wont listen to anything you have to say and neither side listen objectively. It's sad
@@DougSalyers Have you not learned anything about Trump? Jesus Christ. He's not some level headed, thoughtful person. He's an extreme narcissist that needs constant praise and thinks everything is about him. If the questions are not softball and praising him, he will get very defensive and angry quickly. He will lie about EVERYTHING. Even things that are not beneficial to him. He's COMPLETELY FULL OF SHIT and incapable of not being full of shit. It's not even that its his choice. I don't know what evidence you have from the past 4 years that it would be any different. Want proof? Watch him read any prepared speech. He just can't help bullshitting. Has to add unnecessary color (bullshit) to everything to make it greater than it is. Everything is "beautiful" or "incredible" or "unbelievable" and "nobody expected it"...geeze.
He’s a true interviewer. The focus is never on him, it’s on the story his guest is here to tell. Joes job is to drive the conversation to its maximum potential, not to input his opinion
@@nwalkernc maybe he just knows how to look at both sides of the spectrum to develop his own opinions. I agree and disagree with both Republicans and Democrats on several issues. Both political parties do have pretty good ideas but they both have bad ideas too. I think someone who can recognize that is more respectable than an extremist in every way.
@CH Hansen you don't know what the meaning of "what do you think he said that is not true?" is? Or you don't know the answer and so cannot answer? what do you think he said that is not true?
@@BushidoBoyd No..He didn't. He retracted that statement because people like you would take it out of context. He said there was insufficient evidence for indictment, but indictment is possible once the president is not in office. Then he clarified it. The Muller report wasn't even written by Muller. Keep dreaming.
I celebrated 50 years as a pothead on my birthday last summer;) I just really like a cannabis high. I’ve been dry since 1/1/24. I’ll get another crop in the ground next month. It’ll be the fall before it’s ready for harvesting.
@@kevinmcconnell3641What a lot to be proud of! Way to go! I have a son that is an addict. It’s not fun being his mother! His birth mother hooked him on drugs and alcohol. Just so you know, cannabis affects your memory a lot more than alcohol does! If you used heavily as a teen, you probably destroyed the prefrontal cortex (the command center) of your brain. And no, you can’t ever get it back. My son cannot keep a job to save his life because he destroyed his brain with cannabis, as a teenager.
@@lynnieb I am and always have been a wake n backer, as long as I have smoke. I told my therapist, who just happens to be my ex’s brother, who I’ve known since 1970, and been getting high with since 1973. That I don’t concern myself with being addicted a cause I’ve never not paid attention to bill to buy pot, nor have I stolen anything, nor have I pawned anything, kinda. I’ve been dry since the first week of January. I’ll be putting a crop in shortly, which will be ready for harvest in October. I can wait. I’d go to a dispensary, but I’m thinking they will make me get a card for $100, fuch that;)! He became my therapist in 2014 when it was time for me to start the disability journey. Walt’s one of the hand full of people during my life that’s ever been able to stand up to me when needed, otherwise my personality is such I just bull right over anyone that pushes my buttons, not in a physical way, my tongue can do lots of damage!! But then again it can give just as much pleasure;);)
@@kevinmcconnell3641Congrats! 48 years for me and counting. It's gonna get me through old age. No better medicine for aches, pains, sleep, hangovers, and all the endless b.s. involved in life. Not to mention, it's just fun.
@@TheFremenBlue I decided in 1977 that marijuana would be my intoxicant of choice. I haven’t been drunk a couple dozen times since then. Although I did gain a taste for single malt scotch while sitting at blackjack tables at the nugget in Carson city Nevada in 2004-05. Since 2005 a fifth of single malt lasts me a year, or more;) I actually need to get a new bottle for my freezer:)
Robert Miller, I watch some RU-vid clips. That’s it. I had to look up how old the show is. But here’s a nickel’s worth over free advice. Go fuck yourself. Have a nice day.
Right?! Seemed like a petty response regardless of to whom the question was referring. It was a simple yes or no answer type of question. Come on Joe. 😏
Joe has some bad takes sometimes... but I respect him for always (seemingly) wanting to learn more and seems willing to change his mind based on new information.
M.U.B.U 4L he does stupid childish shit all the time though lol Like at the debates when Hillary was like : “you’re a Russian puppet!” “No you’re the puppet!!!” What a response Mango Mussolini! 🤣
Penn is freely telling all who want to know that Donnie dirt bag is a Clinically diagnosed Narcissistic emotionless heartless serial killer type. That's how he can be such a racist and traitor both 1000 times over and will sell his soul for $1
Or he means he doesn't want to know Trump as a person... or Biden. I dislike both, as do millions of other people. (I am not looking for a political argument/debate. I am just putting down into words how I am thinking.)
I went to a church-owned college, and fortunately I met and befriended several atheists over my life. Mostly they are incredibly mellow people. Yes, occasionally you run into some that are incredibly hostile if you give any indication of being a theist of any kind (ANTI-theist rather than Atheist), but overall I find those to be rare. One of my best friends in the world is an atheist, and we've had some very in-depth conversations about religion in general. It's never become hostile, or even heated. He's highly intelligent, well-spoken, and knows how to state an argument without attacking someone personally. It would be nice of more religious people were like him.
@@dimplesp4046 Hershel Walker isn't a close friend of Trump. IN fact, all of these famous celebrities aren't going to get exposed to Trump from "behind the scenes". You want someone that will tell you behind the scenes? Noel Casler. He was the Trump's handler during Celebrity Apprentice, and during the Beauty Pageants.. He knows and has seen shit the celebs don't get access to.. He sees them in the dressing rooms behind the camera. That's who can tell you the REAL Trump. Of course Trump isn't going to say the N word to a famous black celebrity. He's not THAT stupid, however I'm waiting for Trump to snap and misspeak in public while on camera. Um, the REAL Trump was that Billy Bush discussion because Bush got Trump to lower his guard and talk how he thinks of women and Trump didn't realize he was being recorded.
@felix Me? I'm not waiting for proof to show up. You are. That's why you deny him being a racist, liar, con artist, etc. etc. I already know he's a racist. I already know he's a liar, con artist.. I already know he's an idiot. You are the one that will deny everything no matter what proof there is, even if it hit you over the head like a baseball worth of proof.
And I'll consider whatever you say**** Joe doesn't buy something at face value. He considers it, and gets excited at the prospect. Don't let that fool you
@Dominic lol alright. Let's both take a step back here. Neither of us should be stating with such certainty of what he is or does. We're both just two guys on the internet. We've never done his job, spent time with him personally, or the people he talks with. He has a very successful life, us not as much, I can only assume. Otherwise provide me with evidence of your credentials and we'll move forward from there.
Take a piece of paper and draw a line down the middle. On one side write all of the reasons a lawyer would quit a client. Then on the other side, write all of the lawyers that have quit Donald Trump.
I love his honesty. He sounds as if he pays no attention to the media, and goes off his gut instinct. I like that, someone who can look at someone else they don't particularly like, and still find some good in them.
He is a second rate celeb trying so hard to gain fans with the obvious Trump hate at the time. What’s he talking about now? Can he show us a magic trick to get rid of inflation destroying America under the the stupid Biden.
WOW. Ive always imagined trump to be a sane rational intelligent composed humbled clear thinking deserving appreciative down to earth selfless fully conscious and aware individual with only good will on his mind. Thanks for breaking my heart penn.
Listen to what Scott Adams says about his meeting with The Donald. He characterized him as 'normal, educated, engaging, funny, just like anybody else.'
Yes, I suppose he kind of is. The average human is so wildly dull and ignorant, when the topic of an eccentric and intelligent person comes up, they usually are talked about as if they are from another planet. Sometimes this is a good thing, sometimes it's a bad thing. In the case of celebrities, it's all in how the media have conditioned normals to feels about these types (to love or hate them). Trump used to be loved before the media conditioned people to hate him. If this were not true, he wouldn't have been mentioned in damn near every TV show during the late 80s and 90s in a positive manner, nor would have millions of people watched his show every week for years. The demonization of Trump is one of the most fascinating things I've ever observed in my life.
@@Arctic_Falcon Trump had been despised in New York City, his hometown, forever. He is considered a joke there. Of course the media has always liked him because he behaves so obnoxiously that it's good for ratings. Those ratings got him elected, along with the biased Electoral College.
Trump is a psychotic, malignant narcissist. They are about as psychologically removed from human as you can get and still, technically, be one of the species.
"I don't want to know him at all" The smartest thing Joe ever said. He actually went up a notch in my book. Believe me, he was pretty low below the gutter before. Mental problems, Greed, and a lack of compassion. You nailed it.
@Ryan Marvin 'The left cant handle jokes'...? The overwhelming majority of the worlds best comedians thru history are Left leaning (Im not saying ALL comedians, but most of the notable best)... And the Conservative right leaning people have been, throughout history, more about censorship and being offended and shutting down tv shows etc etc bcos of their content, you remember, right? Sure, theres an extreme left at the moment pushing that 'Political correctness' gone mad and it seems like a big problem, when it really isnt and is made into a big deal by idiots... But the right has ALWAYS been there pushing their agenda and if anyone speaks out against it (eg. religion) then they are shut down (or at least they try). I believe MOST people arent left or right, but somewhere in the middle, but all the loud voices from extremes of both sides get the light shone on them cos they make the most noise, even if they are the minority. Plus, its kinda hard NOT to get triggered by someone who lies so consistantly and says the really stupid things that trump says... He would be easier to ignore if HE WASNT THE POTUS and on tv everyday lol
Joe,like others just dont like him...never will and everything he does will be looked at negatively. That's a human fault all humans deny having.....hate without reason!
@@denismoran1617 sure sure guy...thats why he hosted a comedy central roast of donald trump....because everyone knows you only sit in that hot seat if you have NO sense of humor.....facepalm..
@@OnChords what's that? Some policies? A racist? Bigot? Rich? Boastful? Successful? His hair,voice or diet? Or that thing he personally did to you....won over Hillary? Just curious because other than the normal political disagreement I think hes doing pretty good...considering hes fighting 3 fronts
@@vambo13257 , Trump reveals himself way more than he thinks. In fact that's why he hates dogs -- dogs can sense exactly what he is, and that's one thing Trump cannot stand.
It is bs. If it were true, why does he make tweets about various music topics. Also if you follow his tweets you will find them full of humor. Of course if you are a Leftist you won`t laugh.
How in the hell would Penn know if he likes music or not? You're at "work" supposedly filming a segment for a show. Now, if you were at his home eating dinner with him and drinking a brandy after, then maybe you'd see somewhat his interests. Just like everyone else, speculation.
@@TexF18 Imagine hearing that someone has no enjoyment or understanding of music (what?) and then believing it's true without any further inquiry. That's you. Music is a staple of the human existence and it's impossible to not have an understanding of music.
Of all the things I've heard about Trump, "doesn't like music," and "has no sense of humour" are the two most damning. That speaks louder about his personality than any hit piece put out by any opposing ideologue.
Well, that's what he was talking about, removing the filters, being extremely comfortable with who you are. You know this guy wakes up in the middle of the night and makes himself a baloney sandwich while he is completely in the nude. Can't you just see him walking along in the sand on a nudist beach, with his hairy belly and tiny shriveled testicles from the cold? He's an atheist. He doesn't like conventions and hypocritical mores. Adam and Eve saw their nakedness and were ashamed? Not this guy. Let it all hang out, baby! I'll bet he's also a "swinger" who's into wife swapping. Just my take on the guy. I don't dislike him. He's fascinating, but he's probably a filthy pig in a lot of ways.
Well I speak with little filters, have throughout my career. People say they respect me for it, but professionally speaking it isn’t received well. Most folks don’t want the truth or honesty. They want you to conform to their belief system, be like them. They often consider personalities like mine, troubling, confrontational or weird. Now my wife and son, are totally different. Both go along to get along and don’t offer opinions usually. Both are loved by friends and coworkers and are well received in general. Both get promoted. So I’d say there is a price to pay for everything. Couldn’t tell you which is better personally. But professionally, as my friend says, my personality is a CEO type, because I do not follow anyone.
Or the one who speaks with no filters is too self-absorbed to even consider others--a truly despicable trait. Speaking with no filters is not synonymous with speaking the truth, it is just speaking what's on one's mind. If the mind is squalid and shallow, so are those marvelously "unfiltered" words. So spare us the reflexive praise of speaking with no filters. It is usually the mark of the spoiled and self-absorbed, people suffocating with envy for whom inflicting hurt is supremely satisfying and always justifiable.
I can relate. At the end of the day the truth can be a very hard thing to obtain. For the average joe (which joe is) it’s best to simply defer to experts, but experts often contradict each other.
He's just a flawed person like most of us...I think what i noticed, which also might address your observation, is that he tends to lean in the direction of the guest more so whenever he is conducting a podcast. Like for example, if he had someone that was a republican, he would talk about how much he cherishes the positive conservative values and would also highlight the hypocrisy of democratic representatives in their war mongering and speech money collecting; and if he were speaking to a democrat, he would be talking about how crazy some of the republican representatives are and how he leans more towards a social democratic solution (health care, education, etc.). When he does that, he may come across as hypocritical to some people, even if that was not the case.
One of my best friends growing up worked for Trump for 3 out of 4 years of the administration. He said numerous times that Trump is EXACTLY the person he portrays in the media. All of the same ridiculous commentary, knee jerk decisions, and hiring/firing based strictly on “loyalty”. He’s tuned into doing exactly what will get him the most attention/votes and very little else.
@@jeebuzcrust There’s really not much I can realistically do to prove to a stranger over YT that I’m not just making up some story. Which is okay. Not too worried about it. And in terms of Trump. Yes, people liked him as a celebrity/television personality. I really like Bill Burr as a comedian/personality but I don’t think he should be the POTUS.
@@justinmiller5280 It's not about the fact that people liked him randomly. They liked him because he acts, expects those with him to follow (fair assumption when working together with people) and doesn't pretend to be nice to people that don't deserve it. In the face of impeachment, constant mockery and investigations, if you look at what he accomplished and how it benefitted the average US citizen, it was a positive experience (minus the late night Twitter posts). Look up a full list of what he's done. He gave up more money than most of us will ever see to run for office. Lost shows, endorsements, mass exodus of his properties. And for what? What exactly did he do that was so utterly atrocious? Every other politician gets rich in office... he's the only one to sacrifice anything
That's essentially what Penn was saying. He thinks Trump has no emotional intelligence whatsoever due to what he thinks is Asperger's. Personally I think it isn't asperger's. I think he's clinically a sociopath with a low but functional IQ.
There’s something genuinely wrong with someone who doesn’t laugh or find humour in themselves, or get enjoyment from music. Comedy and music are two things most people can connect with.
@@Grimpmann perhaps but most people are moved by a certain piece of music whether it’s happiness at a catchy tune or gee-ed up at heavy metal or the emotional response some get from certain classical pieces (mine is Chopin’s nocturne Opus 9 no.2, it’s so hauntingly beautiful). Most people hum or whistle or sing along with the radio because it’s something inbuilt in us. I’m forever going “do-do-do-do-do dee-der-dee-der-dee” or some similar silly tune while I get ready for work or am doing a mindless task and apparently so did my grandfather. I would hate to live in a world without music or comedy.
Trump is a better comedian than Jillette. Change my Mind Jillette just said that he never saw Trump appreciate or understand music, that doesn’t substantiate that Trump never listened to or understood music. substantiated. I’m not sure how to prove that wrong, but Trump did get kicked off of Spotify last year when many other social media companies were banning him. Why would he have a Spotify account if he didn’t listen to music? Trump IS into movies, I have met people who don’t really care about movies (unless they have boomAdy Boom boom action) & couldn’t tell you what their favorite is. Trump’s favorite movie is Citizen Kane. He even liked Joker from 2019, despite the media trying to trash that movie.
Trump gives me vibes of, this is what happens when you minmax your character in real life. As in, I get the sense that he has put all of his skills into 'getting what I want right in this moment', and everything else has been left to shrivel. Tact, wider knowledge, loyalty, social cues. Completely regardless of politics, look at Obama's family when they're all together, then look at Trump's family.
Penn is just saving face from appearing on Trump's show TWICE. If he doesn't do this the mob may come for his show. He's a smart guy. Kind of like how Tom Brady and Tiger Woods don't go on record of saying positive things. They both think Trump's a great guy, but the wrath of the crazies keep them away from the White House.
He just doesnt want to be seen as a Trump supporter. Hes trying to stay neutral. I mean really though, who the eff would think twice if Trump didnt bring up music to them while being aeound him for 5 minutes on a tv show
bellmeisterful, what? From this and other comments you think Penn is a Trump supporter? Dude, Penn is REAL clear that Trump is the oddest ass-hat he’s ever seen. And that’s saying something because Penn works in Vegas showbiz, magic, and Hollywood
We are all narcissists I find it funny sometimes how narcissists and Psychopaths view this else in Trump and hate him but is a reflection of themselves
@Jim McCracken I never seen his name on a Markee and only seen them on T.V. , I spelled it like it sounds and the way you would normally see it spelled . Gillette Razor , Gillette Stadium . But you know how it is , little minds worry about little things .
@@ArtBorow yes we don't listen to the left like they are God. You may not like the man, but I'll guarantee it you have NO IDEA why you dislike him. Probably because you are a sheep.
@@SMacCuUladh😂 Know what else? Trump isn't orange because he eats a lot of carrots. If Penn insists on being so literal about what they call the area where they film he should've said the boardroom was located on a set. It's still a boardroom. It just happens to be on a set made for tv.
@@efcdk92 they definitely take their digs at him for it, at least all those late night hosts since they have nothing else to talk about or do real comedy anymore. Since 2016 it is the duty of any "comedian" with a late night show to inform the public If Trump is golfing, tweeting, or acting narcissistic.
This comes from a friend of mine; his mother’s best friend was at a private fund raising dinner for the Republican Party, held in someone’s home, and she reported the same thing Dr. Ben Carson said, in private Trump is very different person, very civilized, polite, and had something intelligent to say about any topic that was being discussed that evening.
