BREAKING: Joe Rogan NUKES Kash Patel for LYING TO HIS FACE!

Crazy, because when Kash Patel was on here and he was like, there's no, there's nothing. And I was like, what are you talking? Yeah. I didn't even know what to say. My thought was, and people are like, why didn't you push back more? My thought was like, I'm just going to put this out there and let the internet do its work. Cause there's nothing I can, the guy's saying there's no tapes, there's no video. That doesn't make any sense. Everyone knows it doesn't make any sense. Let's just, and then he didn't know about the Mike, the Michael Badden stuff, the autopsy stuff where it showed that he had three broken bones in his neck, which never happens when you hang yourself. Even when you like leap from somewhere with a rope around your neck and it snaps your neck, you never have three. He's not watching himself off the first floor balcony. The whole thing was nuts. And then they really, he's like, well, we have a film. We're going to release that film. And the film has all ******* minute missing from it. Like, do you think we're babies? Like, what is this? So we're going to finish the rest of this clip, but this is breaking news. So Joe Rogan is continuing his full blown MAGA rebellion. I mean, this is a guy who endorsed Trump, who interviewed Trump, who is really friendly with cash Patel and other prominent Trump figures, Elon Musk. And ever since Trump's disastrous mismanagement of the Epstein files fiasco, Joe Rogan has been increasingly hostile to that and has repeatedly publicly called it out. This time he's zeroing in on, in particular, FBI director Cash Patel, whom he interviewed. He was interviewing on Joe Rogan the day that Elon Musk parted ways with Trump, declared war on Trump and dropped that bombshell that Trump is in the Epstein files. And Joe Rogan brought that clip up. They had an awkward back and forth. He and Patel, Patel's like, I'm staying out of it. I don't know anything about it. And then Patel receded to walk back basically everything he has ever said about Jeffrey Epstein and the Epstein files. Don't you think, Joe, that, I mean, you know me, if I had any, you know, really juicy stuff, you know, as FBI director, don't you think you would know? And we are seeing the progress in Joe Rogan distancing himself from the Trump administration and calling out it's bullshit. But before we unpack all that, if you end up liking this video and you want to support the channel, please be sure to hit the like subscribe and alert bells before you go. And Rogan's guest here also makes a really compelling point about the profit motive that Cash Patel and Dan Bongino, the deputy FBI director and others had to gas up the Epstein conspiracy theory before they joined the Trump administration in an official capacity. Yeah. People may, including Dan Bongino, right? Making bank for a couple of years talking about how awful it is and we got to get this ----. And this is a huge conspiracy. And, and then you release a two day, you know, a two page memo that says, yeah, there's nothing to see here. Yeah. Because you're walking by your bedroom window and you see a little laser laser moving across your chest. But it's, it's, it's really, it's, it's so good. Look, you know me, I'm not a, I'm not a conspiracy guy by nature today. I'm fully on board with this ----. So listen, this isn't as, um, Rogan is not as consistently furious with the Trump administration as I'd like him to be given that they lied to him, right? He's still, it's a slow process. He's becoming increasingly vocal, increasingly fed up. But the fact that Trump and Cash Patel have lost the support of one of, if not the biggest podcasters in the world over the Epstein file, in particular. Now, Rogan was also not particularly happy about aspects of Doge. He was willing to call that out when Bono from U2 was on, for example. But this is the thing that's really tipped Rogan over. And he is now having more friendly, frequent interviews with like he'd interviewed a democratic Congressman, a state Congressman from Texas who went viral, said that guy should run for president, stuff like that. So we are seeing the, we are seeing what looks like a de-radicalization of Joe Rogan away from the MAGA movement. Now, will it last? I don't know, but we are seeing increasing progress here. Here he is again, blasting Cash Patel with whom he was very friendly. And it's not just Rogan. Again, I want to remind you, the flagrant podcast, which like Rogan is MAGA friendly, right? I've got some people in my comments when I did a video about this, um, that I can't call flagrant a MAGA podcast. That's just, no. If you actually listen to them, they say they support a, make America a great again, agenda and America first agenda. That's why in part they backed Trump in this last election. Now they're not MAGA. Clearly they're not MAGA in the way that like Marjorie Taylor Greene is, right? But they are spiritually behind a lot of what Trump was selling. Now, again, like Rogan, I would argue, they were not paying nearly as much attention as they should have. They also, I think we're banking on Trump being full of ---- and not being able to do many of the things he promised that they didn't like. They didn't like those things. He's just full of it. He's not going to be able to do it, which is absurd. You shouldn't vote for somebody who's actively promising to do terrible things and you just bank either too stupid or, or, you know, incompetent to get it done. It's kind of an indictment of the candidate in question. So again, plenty of things I still vehemently disagree with, with respect to Rogan and Andrew Schultz here of the flagrant podcast, however, having said all that, and actually what's funny is, this is a clip from Schultz's interview with Ezra Klein, liberal political analyst, and it was good. It was actually the best of the conversations that flagrant has had with democratic politicians or democratic adjacent figures, including Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg. I might add that Ezra Klein, one was surprisingly better than all of it. I thought it would be the worst, but it was better than all of it. Klein vibed with him. But he even said, he's like, listen, I get the finger wagging. I get, you know, calling us ******* idiots or whatever, because, you know, we should have seen this coming and you can get that off your chest. He goes, but as sooner or later, you would, it would behoove you to try to coalition build with us. And he's right. Whether we like it or not, he's right. These are wildly influential and successful people who have enormous influence over public messaging and the public narrative. And we are in a position where we need to win them back. We can, again, behind the scenes, a good dude, you gotta, you gotta exercise more judgment here. I mean, Kamala Harris didn't promise to do any of the crazy ---- that Trump is now implementing that you don't like. So you should probably just vote for the democratic candidate next time. Right. But at the end of the day, it's good to see them walk away from MAGA. And the common thread here is it's over Epstein. Just want to remind you. Trump is like, Hey, the base thinks vaccines are fucked up. RFK, get in there. They want them out. We're putting them out. And this he is rebuking the base, like almost like spitting in their face. Like they're asking for it. He campaigned on it. He puts Bongino and cash in there, which might be the stupidest thing in the history of the world. Like why would you put the two guys that have nonstop pounded the pavement talking about how we're going to expose this Epstein thing. And the second they get in there, like you better shut the **** up to shut them up. Go on Rogan. Why? Like, it is a very peculiar thing. It worked in that. I think it moved any of the smoke off of Trump because at least for me, I was like, there's no way that he's involved. If he's putting Bongino and cash in who have campaigned on exposing it, like why would you hire again? That isn't that just eerily similar to what was described on Joe Rogan by his guests, that Patel and Bongino made careers, lucrative careers off of hyping this ---- up or those guys or appoint those guys. Right. So I'm like, he can't be, but the fact that he will not touch this. And then this last week, him doing the bullshit distractions, dropping the MLK fight. Like who asked for the MLK? Yeah. Who asked for MLK? You know, what's funny is I'm not a huge conspiracy theorist. And I was initially like the Epstein thing for me was just the last straw in terms of you not getting things done. And I was like, yeah, I'm sure there's some smoke. They'll release it. But the more they're doing to hide it, the more I'm like, Oh, they're hiding something crazy. I didn't necessarily, I was like, there's probably something he started talking about Obama. I was like, Oh, he's guilty. Yeah. Again, that's Andrew Schultz, like Rogan, a popular comedian and podcaster saying he believes that Trump is guilty. So again, we're starting to see a movement away from this, and I think we need to welcome it, whether we like it or not. And again, I understand the impulse to finger wag. I feel it too. But at the end of the day, this is a good sign and a further erosion of the MAGA power base. And we need as much of that erosion as humanly possible. So fingers crossed, we will see even more progress next week from Rogan Schultz and the others. There you have it. Joe Rogan still pissed off about the Epstein debacle and Trump and the Trump administration breaking their promises. And in particular, he's blasting Kash Patel. In the meantime, let me know what you think in the comments.