r/politics • u/Ilikeinvestigating • Sep 18 '26

No Paywall Joe Rogan Calls Trump Fans 'F**king Nuts' And Says He's Been 'Left-Wing My Whole Life'

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/joe-rogan-donald-trump-supporters-fucking-nuts-left-wing-my-whole-life_n_6aabafd0e4b0812a5f1085eb?origin=home-latest-news-unit
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u/snakerjake Sep 18 '26

Trumps a little baby, he'll throw his temper tantrum then leave in 2029, don't worry just vote

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u/I_T_Gamer Sep 18 '26

This is the answer.

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u/LifeguardDry7372 Sep 18 '26

I hope you're right, but I think it's smart for people to prepare in case he doesn't

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u/Telefundo Sep 18 '26

I think it's smart for people to prepare in case he doesn't

Look at the shit he's pulling now. Look at how quickly it's escalated since even just this time last year.

Now, think about the fact that he still has over 2 YEARS in office.

I've been saying this since the day he was reelected.

I absolutely hope I'm wrong for the sake of not just Americans, but non Americans like myself who are still subject to some of his bullshit. But I honestly don't believe he's giving up willingly.

Even less likely but honestly it wouldn't surprise me, is the possibility that the 2028 election doesn't happen at all.

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u/N7Shep1701D Oregon Sep 18 '26

A big part of the reason that Trump is acting out so much, is that he knows that he probably does not have much time left on his life clock. He cannot stand the thought of the world moving on without him. That's why he's trying to build that stupid arch because "no one else will." And he's probably going to tear down the Kennedy center if he can't smear his disgusting name on it.

He's an 80-year-old toddler.

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u/FellowHumanNo404 Sep 19 '26

He cannot stand the thought of the world moving on without him.

That alone should be cause for concern, given the power he has to destroy all life on Earth.

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u/ZincMan Sep 18 '26

I mean he left the office once already. They aren’t going to let him stay

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u/DeusCanis420 Sep 18 '26

By "he left once already", you mean that he tried to literally overthrow the government and failed before being forced out.

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u/Solaries3 Sep 18 '26

Who the fuck is "they"?

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u/snakerjake Sep 18 '26

He'll huff and he'll puff but he is a little piss baby in the end. By 2028 they'll be desparate to rid themselves of him after 2 more years of this shit.

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u/BlatantFalsehood Sep 18 '26

But the military should also be prepared to remove him if he doesn't, even if that means destroying his new bunker.

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u/snakerjake Sep 18 '26

Why bother? concrete the door in fuck him

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u/ImCreeptastic Sep 18 '26

Because that worked so well in 2021, right? He "just left"?

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u/snakerjake Sep 18 '26

I mean he did. He threw his temper tantrum, stomped his feet, then bitched out

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u/FellowHumanNo404 Sep 19 '26

He attempted a coup and tried to have his vice president killed.

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u/snakerjake Sep 19 '26

Yes and then he bitched out and ran away rather than sticking around and pushing his mob to complete his coup. He had no reason to leave, if he had stayed he very likely would have succeeded. He's a little piss baby.

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u/FellowHumanNo404 Sep 19 '26 edited Sep 19 '26

Your memory of that day might be somewhat faulty. On that day the people around him basically restrained him, whereas this time nobody will do so.

After priming the mob with a long speech full of lies and directing them to march against the Capitol Building, Trump did push the mob for several hours if I recall correctly, at one crucial point issuing a message to his followers specifically and explicitly targeting Mike Pence as the source of the problem in the Capitol Building.

At no point did Trump authorize the deployment of the National Guard or any federal force to support those few capitol police officers who were already on the scene.

Trump tweeted, "THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND, MORE IMPORTANTLY, OUR COUNTRY, NEEDS THE PRESIDENCY MORE THAN EVER BEFORE - THE POWER OF THE VETO. STAY STRONG!"

He also said, "Mike Pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our Country and our Constitution, giving States a chance to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. USA demands the truth!"

It was at that point that his insurrectionist mob took up the chant "HANG MIKE PENCE" as they stormed the halls of the Capitol Building, looting the place and driving the legislators deeper into the structure behind a barricade of furniture.

The "HANG MIKE PENCE" chant caused tremendous alarm amongst Trump's team, who insisted that he tweet another message so as to maintain plausible deniability: "Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement. They are truly on the side of our Country. Stay peaceful!"

After some additional hours of looting and violence, the people around Trump insisted that he record a broadcast message for the insurrectionists storming the Capitol Building and attacking the police while shouting "hang Mike Pence" exhorting them to "go home", explaining that he loved them very much. He recorded that message with extreme reluctance-- a reluctance he made clear with every sentence. Indeed he refused to say portions of the message.

Later, he pardoned them all for committing those crimes on his behalf and he has been attempting to pay them for their trouble using public funds.

This time, he hasn't got people around him who will restrain him. This time if he attempts another coup he is unlikely to give up.

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u/snakerjake Sep 19 '26

At no point did Trump authorize the deployment of the National Guard or any federal force

Thank you for admitting it!

Like I said he was a little bitch piss baby and he still will be.

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u/FellowHumanNo404 Sep 19 '26

His refusal to deploy the National Guard shows that he approved of the violence. What did you think it meant?

Why are you pretending that this idiot in power isn't a dangerous idiot?