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After the “company media” tried to painting Donald Trump's “bloodshed” feedback concerning the well being of the American auto trade as a name to violence, Joe Rogan refused to acknowledge their assertion.
Rogan hinted as a lot throughout an interview with writer and social psychologist Jonathan Haidt.
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Why folks don't belief company media: Joe Rogan
Rogan described how the media lied about Trump's controversial “bloodshed” remark and mentioned that's why folks don't belief the mainstream media.
The favored podcaster mentioned, “It's actually necessary to focus on how the media's portrayal of what he mentioned was not solely inaccurate however how deceptive it was, and so they're taking this quote out of context and making an attempt to say That there's going to be a civil warfare if he's not elected, which he wasn't speaking about in any respect.”
“It's so troubling that, initially, they might assume they will get away with it at the present time with all of the scrutiny and social media and all of the unbiased journalists that exist now, which is another factor concerning the demise of company media. “Attention-grabbing stuff,” he mentioned.
Rogan then went on to reward “actual folks” – journalists like Matty Taibbi and Glenn Greenwald.
“The tip of belief,” Rogan mentioned. “Belief in company media is at an all-time low, so this has led to a rise in true unbiased journalists. The true ones are there. Matt Taibbis and Glenn Greenwald, people who find themselves actually simply making an attempt to say, 'What's actually occurring and what are the implications behind these items and why are these items occurring?'”
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Rogan and Haidt then watched a video of Trump's speech in Dayton, Ohio. Throughout the speech, he mentioned there could be “bloodshed” if he was not elected. Trump was undeniably speaking concerning the American auto trade and what may occur to it if Joe Biden is re-elected.
Haidt summarized Trump's argument this manner, “If I don't win, the nation is over.”
Rogan disagreed, saying, “Sure, however what he's speaking about is the sabotage of our financial system and the sabotage of our democracy, that we’ll by no means have an election once more. I don't assume he’s saying that it is going to be any bloodshed when it comes to a civil warfare.
“He's saying the financial system will probably be destroyed,” Rogan mentioned.
“It’s an unlucky phrase. I don't assume he's saying it's a civil warfare.”
