Ever wondered what it takes to run for president? To keep going when everyone else would call it quits? Joe Rogan, in his JRE podcast episode #2226 with comedian Theo Von, delved into something particularly intriguing about the new president, along with numerous other bizarre things in the world, as you’d expect from The Joe Rogan Experience.

In a candid conversation, Rogan and Von shared views walking into the curious side of Donald Trump, leaving the unflappable Rogan astonished. The main focus was on Trump’s seemingly limitless stamina, a revelation bound to raise eyebrows. Rogan set the scene with a story he’d heard from none other than UFC President Dana White. “Do you wanna hear something crazy?” he began, later revealing that, on the election day, White confided that Trump had been up for a staggering 72 hours straight.

“Dude, he is a fr–k!” White responded when a flabbergasted Rogan asked how this was possible. Isn’t the image of Trump pushing himself for three sleepless days, night after night, unbelievable? Though as a layman, when we look at today’s high-stakes political landscape, we can see how demands, may it be physical or mental are undeniably grueling on a candidate, yet Trump’s story pushes those limits even further.

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So, back to where we started, what keeps Trump going? Why does this image of him resonate so strongly with his supporters? Marveling at Joe Rogan’s revelation, Von chimed in to highlight Trump’s resilience. It is evident to all of us that, the reason that sets Trump apart is not only his stamina but his ability to withstand constant pressure and scrutiny. Von put this into context, mentioning Trump’s battles with the justice system, and how he dodged “a couple of shots,” both figuratively and literally.

Throughout his career, the business mogul has constructed a persona, which cultivates to a ‘Superhuman’ image. His Supporters view him as a figure who not only navigates himself through challenges but rather convincingly overcomes them. Whether you agree or not, Von is clearly sold on Trump’s ability to draw attention. “He’s a quarter of 50Cent,” Von joked, underscoring the aura similar to the pop culture icon that surrounds him. In this view, if Trump were a brand, his toughness would be his key selling point.

Through Rogan’s narration of the story from Dana White, Trump’s mystique is magnified. The podcast naturally reflected a mix of fascination and skepticism from the public, an admiration for and questioning of the man who continues to surprise the world with his seemingly unshakeable endurance. Is this stamina a result of an inner drive, or is it part of a larger narrative that Trump has built over the years? What’s your take on Trump’s unique nature? Let us know in the comments below!