Joe Rogan and two comedians spoke on his podcast about how media and academia train Americans not to think for themselves, but to 'carry water' for the powers that be.
Podcast giant Joe Rogan slammed academia for defending unhealthy lifestyles in a Saturday episode of his "The Joe Rogan Experience" show.
Rogan followed up by recounting how the activist tried to persuade Stein and the ostensibly homeless man,"The guy, like, tries to engage about the," later adding,"this guy is, like, that liberal. That liberal robot zombie repeating sh** that he saw on CNBC, just saying it." Rogan added that people will then resort to political protesting outside of work as a means of getting"brownie points" within their workplace.
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