“It Scares the Sh*t Outta Me” – Predicting Another January 6 Riot, Terrified Joe Rogan Fears the Worst for 2024 Elections

Joe Rogan, best known as a UFC commentator and a comedian, has evolved remarkably from his days hosting ‘Fear Factor.’ He now commands a massive and dedicated fan base on Spotify, where he delivers unfiltered insights on a number of topics, despite recent scrutiny over his opinions on politics and COVID-19.

Recently, while engaging in a conversation with journalist Alex Berenson during JRE Episode No. 2037, covered intriguing subjects related to politics and social media. Rogan also unveiled his captivating yet unsettling perspective on the current state of American politics and what he believes is going to happen in the future.

Joe Rogan had this to say about America’s political landscape

In a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience (JRE), Rogan engaged in a thought-provoking conversation with journalist Alex Berenson. He is the author behind the ‘Unreported Truth Substack’ and numerous novels and non-fiction books. Berenson gained notoriety when he successfully sued Twitter to have his ban lifted, making him the sole individual to achieve such a reversal. Amid their discussion, they talked about the complex landscape of American politics.

Rogan stated his perspective on the issue, highlighting the polarizing nature of modern American politics. He had a lot to say for two respected individuals, regardless of policy disagreements, who genuinely prioritize the country’s best interests.

He stated, “Instead it’s like hell in a handbasket no matter which way it goes. And my god, what if Biden wins again and beats Trump? And what if people don’t believe it’s real again? And it gets worse than January 6th. What if that happens?

Berenson humorously lightened Rogan’s words to the fear-mongering approach of liberal parents addressing climate change. Rogan, however, elaborated on his concerns, emphasizing the strange position the nation finds itself in, coupled with the complexities of the ongoing proxy war with Russia.  He said, “I’m just looking at this precarious position in which we stand while we are also involved in a proxy war with Russia. It’s bananas. It scares the sh*t outta me.”

When the conversation moved toward who Rogan believes should be the next presidential candidate, he revealed a surprising pick as his first choice.

Rogan reveals support for Democratic candidate

During the same podcast, Rogan expressed his support for Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. He praised Kennedy’s environmental advocacy and contributions, particularly his role in the cleanup of the Hudson River. He stated,  “I really enjoyed talking to him. What’s really important is his work as an environmental attorney and what he did with the Hudson River.”

Rogan believed Kennedy to be a genuinely caring individual. And expressed his willingness to vote for him, although he deemed it an unlikely scenario due to anticipated obstacles.

Rogan also shared his skepticism about the fairness of the electoral process and the absence of debates in such a hypothetical situation. He believed that certain behind-the-scenes issues would prevent Kennedy from putting forward a challenge.

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Reflecting on the broader state of America, Rogan likened it to an enthralling show he couldn’t help but watch. He mused about the dramatic uncertainties. From the fate of specific individuals to the uncertain shadow of international conflict. Characterizing the nation’s current reality as a captivating yet surreal spectacle. He stated, “This is like a show that I can’t stop watching. If I wasn’t personally involved, if it wasn’t something going on in the country that I live in, I would be like, ‘Wow, this show, this is crazy.’”

In conclusion, Joe Rogan’s candid insights shed light on the divisive and tumultuous landscape of American politics, prompting thought-provoking discussions and reflections on the nation’s future. Do you agree with Rogan on his ideas about America’s future? Why or why not? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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