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Trump’s 3-Hour Podcast Appearance on Joe Rogan: Key Moments and Insights

Trump’s 3-Hour Podcast Appearance on Joe Rogan: Key Moments and Insights

Former President Donald Trump sat down for nearly three hours with Joe Rogan on The Joe Rogan Experience, recorded in Austin, Texas. The appearance gave Trump the opportunity to reach Rogan’s massive audience of 14.5 million Spotify followers and 17.6 million YouTube subscribers. With Rogan’s influence over young male voters, the discussion was an essential platform for Trump as he campaigns for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination.

Here are the most notable moments from the conversation:

Trump Reflects on His Biggest Regret

Trump was candid about the “biggest mistake” he made during his first term. He admitted regret over some of the appointments he made, despite his administration’s many successes, including a strong economy, military rebuilding, tax cuts, and the appointment of three Supreme Court justices. “I picked a few people that I shouldn’t have picked,” he said, acknowledging that some of his choices didn’t live up to expectations.

Trump and Rogan Discuss Public Image

Rogan asked Trump about the negative publicity he received during his presidency. Trump suggested that his outspoken nature was often misunderstood, but Rogan credited it to Trump’s unfiltered commentary, which, according to Rogan, resonated with many Americans tired of scripted political rhetoric. “You said a lot of wild s—,” Rogan explained, “but it made you more popular.”

The Rebel Republicans: Trump and Rogan on Political Shifts

Rogan and Trump explored how the Republican Party has transformed. Rogan pointed out that the “rebels” are now Republicans, noting that liberals have embraced censorship while conservatives are advocating for free speech. Trump agreed, adding that he’s faced more investigations than notorious figures like Al Capone.

Trump on North Korea: A Casual Approach

In a lighter moment, Trump reflected on his interactions with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He revealed that, during tense moments, he told Kim to “just relax” and even joked about him taking a vacation on the beach instead of focusing on nuclear weapons. “You’re always building nuclear, just relax. You don’t have to do it,” Trump said.

‘Make America Healthy Again’ Initiative and RFK Jr.

Rogan and Trump discussed Trump’s partnership with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the “Make America Healthy Again” campaign. Trump expressed his support for Kennedy’s views on health but clarified that he would keep Kennedy out of discussions on oil policy due to their differing opinions. Despite some ideological differences, Trump described Kennedy as “a very smart, great guy.”

Afghanistan Withdrawal: Trump’s Criticism of Milley

Trump slammed the Biden administration’s handling of the Afghanistan withdrawal, calling the decision to leave military equipment behind “stupid.” He criticized General Mark Milley, calling him “a dummy” for suggesting it was “cheaper” to leave behind military gear than to remove it.

The Trump Tariff Plan

Trump revealed his plan to replace federal income taxes with tariffs, arguing that the U.S. could prosper by using tariffs, much like it did in the late 1800s. He cited the example of a large Chinese-owned auto plant in Mexico and threatened to impose hefty tariffs on cars made there if elected. “It’s more beautiful than love,” Trump said of tariffs.

UFOs and Life on Mars

The conversation also touched on more speculative topics, including UFOs and the potential for life on Mars. Trump shared anecdotes from jet pilots about seeing unidentified flying objects that moved faster than conventional aircraft. He expressed his belief that Mars could very well harbor life.

Trump Responds to Kamala Harris’ Criticism

Rogan asked Trump about Vice President Kamala Harris’ comparison of him to Adolf Hitler. Trump dismissed the comparison, calling Harris “a very low IQ person” and suggesting that anyone running for president should be required to take cognitive tests.

The Impact of Trump’s Unfiltered Approach

Finally, Rogan explained why he invited Trump onto his podcast, emphasizing that it was about timing. Rogan revealed that Trump’s candidness and disregard for political correctness had made him more relatable to the public, particularly to those weary of traditional political speak.


Trump’s appearance on The Joe Rogan Experience provided a unique opportunity to hear his unfiltered views on everything from foreign policy to the current state of American politics. The podcast gave Trump a platform to connect directly with millions of listeners and discuss his campaign priorities and past decisions.

Source: Fox News

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