“He’s not a racist,” Donald Trump staunchly defends Joe Rogan for being blown up over alleged racist remarks » FirstSportz

UFC color commentator, podcast kingpin and comedian Joe Rogan has another pillar of support, siding with him in all of the controversy surrounding him over his allegedly racist remarks, and while outside of the MMA community, may be the biggest one Rogan has during his trying times strengthens the back. Rogan first came into controversy when he was accused of spreading misinformation about the validity of the Covid-19 vaccines via his widely publicized podcast The Joe Rogan Experience.

Rogan was also later accused of being a racist thanks to his use of the N-word on his podcast more than a decade ago. Opinions were divided among those who saw the clip as to whether or not it was morally acceptable to use it at the time. But releasing the clip now from a decade-old podcast was ridiculous, a majority of people, and almost the entire MMA community, agreed. Some of the most popular personas in support of Rogan were Israel Adesanya, Colby Covington and many more.

Donald Trump told Joe Rogan to stop apologizing

At THE FULL BROADCAST PODCASTformer President of the United States, a representative of the Republican Party and famous industrialist donald trump joined the podcast’s host, Nelkboys, to discuss various political matters, which included talking about the political correctness trap that Joe Rogan fell into.

“Everyone is called a racist today“ says Trump “Anyone who is the enemy of the other side, people who are the polar opposite of racists are called racists and it’s a very hurtful word but it’s lost a lot of its meaning… you.” [the politically radically left] call Rogan, they call anyone they disagree with a “racist” so it tends to lose its meaning. And people get it, you know Joe Rogan is not a racist and he’s a very interesting guy that people love to listen to. But they hit him very hard I told him one thing: stop apologizing.”

What do you think of Trump’s interpretation of the word “racist”? What do you think of his take on the whole Joe Rogan situation? The UFC has decided to bring Rogan back to the commentary table regardless of the controversy, and it seemed like a good decision considering the fan reaction at UFC 272 said it all. Indeed, perhaps bringing a decades-old incident back into lively discussion is futile.

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