This week, top podcaster Joe Rogan said that Vice President Kamalah Harris would win the presidency as Americans have bought into the “bulls —” narrative against Trump more than ever.
Rogan, who was a guest on a recent episode of the “Joe Rogan Podcast”, in which Michael Malice was a commentator, said that Harris would win as the presumptive Democratic nominee for president because liberals are so aligned with former President Trump.
Rogan said Tuesday that “She is going to win” and that the media has manipulated people so much that they are willing to pull the lever in her favor.
He said, “It feels like we’re in a very bizarre time when people are giving in to bulls—in a way I had never expected people to do before.” They want to avoid Trump at all costs and are willing to lie about it. By the way, they think Hillary can win.
Malice acknowledged that Harris, as well as Hillary Clinton, the former Democratic presidential nominee, could win this election. However, he did not think Harris would be victorious. He asked her, about her 2020 presidential campaign, “How bad can you be that you cannot even make Iowa?”
Rogan also noted that he initially believed Trump’s attempted assassination would have given him more momentum before the November elections, but acknowledged that the speed of the news cycle had squashed this.
“I would have assumed that Trump getting shot like — that’s all, the election is over.” Rogan stated, “It’s almost like they forgot about it so quickly.”
You would have expected that after Trump was shot, four or eight years of corporate journalism talking about hate speech leading to violence, they would be saying, “Let’s step back,” and this lasted for what, one week? Malice was added.
Malice then asked Rogan: “Do you believe [Harris is] going to win?”
The host changed his answer a little, but he still believed she would win.
“I’m saying that because she can.” I don’t say it because I believe she will or because I want her. I’m being honest. Rogan stated, “I could see her winning.”
Malice said, “I believe she will lose a large number of Black male votes.” “I don’t think they’ll go into the booth and push the lever for her, like they did for Biden who was Obama’s boy,” Malice said.
