Joe Rogan recently got checked by fellow comedian Brian Cullen after the famous podcaster shared some questionable news reports about the Los Angeles fires and a suspected arsonist.
Logan has been vocal about California’s recent wildfire crisis, blaming state government mismanagement. The podcaster also claimed that the fire was started by homeless residents of Los Angeles, and claimed that a criminal gang was systematically looting the affected area. He also particularly criticized political liberals who believe climate change is connected to wildfires.
On a recent episode of the Joe Rogan Experience podcast with Karen (JRE #2257), Rogan revisits the Los Angeles fires and emboldens the conspiracy theory that the suspected arsonist had a United Nations-issued debit card. I announced. he said:
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“People are looting like crazy… breaking into evacuated areas, breaking down doors, pulling out TVs… A man was arrested for arson, he had a UN debit card with him. He had five cell phones and a United Nations prepaid debit card.”
Karen was unconvinced and immediately questioned Logan’s sources. He then asked JRE producers to fact-check the UFC commentator’s claims, which turned out to be false. Then Karen said:
“I’m a skeptic. Is this a conspiracy? I just don’t want to be played with…I don’t know what’s true anymore…You’re spreading rumors, Joe Rogan. You’re being played with. ” (H/t: Daily Mail)
Watch the entire JRE episode below.
Joe Rogan slams California Governor Gavin Newsom for wildfire mismanagement
Joe Rogan recently criticized Gavin Newsom for failing to address the wildfire situation and prevent it. He also criticized the administration for spending $24 billion on the homeless population instead of on fire protection.
On an episode of the JRE Podcast with Mel Gibson (#2254), Logan got brutally honest about the crisis in Los Angeles, claiming that no money was being spent on fire protection. he said:
“We were just talking about the wildfire situation and how they spent $24 billion last year on homelessness… What did they spend on preventing this wildfire? Zero. Zip! …The entire state is so poorly managed. It’s so frustrating and confusing.”
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