Jon Stewart Defends Joe Rogan RIGHT IN New Yorker Reporter’s Face!

What this episode is about

Jon Stewart defends Joe Rogan against criticism from a New Yorker reporter, highlighting Rogan's willingness to engage with controversial viewpoints. The discussion critiques the establishment media, particularly the New York Times, for perceived dishonesty regarding significant issues such as war and public health.

Key takeaways

• When critiquing comedians, remember: jealousy isn’t just a green-eyed monster; it’s a critique filter.
• The irony of media critiques: attacking Rogan for being 'Nazi curious' while funding actual Nazi factions abroad.
• Rogan may stir controversy, but his curiosity opens the door for dialogues deemed 'icky'—a reflection of our times.
• Lockdowns were sold as safety, yet the media’s narratives twisted—turning skeptics into scapegoats instead of sources.
• In the info war, the real battle isn’t Rogan vs. Stewart, but authenticity vs. establishment narratives.

Who speaks in this episode?

• David Remnick (Guest) · 1 min speaking
• Jimmy Dore (Host) · 19 min speaking
• John Stewart (Guest) · 1 min speaking

What is discussed, and when

1. 0:00 – 5:00: John Stewart, Ukraine War, COVID-19, Barack Obama
2. 5:00 – 10:00: Henry Kissinger, David Remnick, John Stewart, COVID-19
3. 10:00 – 15:00: John Stewart, Donald Trump, Fear Factor, Joe Biden
4. 15:00 – 20:00: John Stewart, Substack
5. 20:00 – 22:43: John Stewart, Comedy Central

Notable quotes from "Jon Stewart Defends Joe Rogan RIGHT IN New Yorker Reporter’s Face!"

• So I've had a lot of critiques and criticisms of John Stewart. A lot of them are probably based in jealousy, but a lot of them are accurate.

  about John Stewart · at 0:21

• All before the Ukraine war, everybody was talking about the Nazi problem in Ukraine. And as soon as the Ukraine war happened, New York Times went into full-blown, let's let's fund the Nazis.

  about Ukraine War · at 4:04

• Like that's the parliament. Justin Trudeau. They gave him a standing ovation. A legit Nazi. You're upset about Joe Rogan talking to people who are Nazi want. What a what.

  about Justin Trudeau · at 4:51

• So have I mean I've interviewed Kissinger like it's and he was carpet bomb curious. like I don't know what to say.

  about Henry Kissinger · at 6:12

• Is this David Remnick? Is that who this is?

  about David Remnick · at 7:30

• A Jagoff, a comedian, a pthead comedian like Joe Rogan who hosted Fear Factor and announces guys fighting in cages.

  about Fear Factor · at 11:38

• That's why you have a job in corporate media. Just as Chabky said, if you thought differently, you wouldn't be sitting in that chair.

  about Substack · at 15:39

• Was his biggest fan. He inspired me to do my show Pop and Politics at the UCB Theater, which led to my award-winning hour special on Comedy Central called Citizen Jimmy.

  about Comedy Central · at 21:05

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

• John Stewart — Person · Referenced public figure (comedian/political commentator) being defended and criticized · 14 mentions · first at 0:21
  Central figure in the segment: the speaker critiques Stewart’s past positions (COVID, Ukraine) but praises him for defending Joe Rogan against establishment-media framing.
• David Remnick — Person · Referenced journalist/interviewer positioned as establishment media · 2 mentions · first at 7:30
  Presented as the interviewer challenging Rogan; the speaker attacks him as emblematic of corporate/establishment media and notes his Obama biography.
• Henry Kissinger — Person · Referenced historical/political figure used as a comparison point · 5 mentions · first at 6:12
  Invoked to argue establishment media normalizes interviewing powerful war-policy figures while criticizing Rogan for controversial guests.
• Barack Obama — Person · Referenced political leader used in 'dangerous end of spectrum' argument · 2 mentions · first at 0:08
  Cited as an example of mainstream political power the speaker labels as more dangerous than fringe podcast guests.
  You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers.
• Dr. Robert Malone — Person · Referenced counter-voice (COVID/vaccine skeptic) not invited on Stewart’s show (per speaker) · 1 mention · first at 0:56
  Named as an example of someone the speaker believes should have been included to provide dissenting views on COVID vaccines.
  When he just brought on four vaccine liars. And he didn't bring on anybody who was skeptical. didn't bring on Robert Malone or Peter McCulla or Pierre Corey or anybody who…
• Peter McCulla — Person · Referenced counter-voice (COVID/vaccine skeptic) not invited on Stewart’s show (per speaker) · 1 mention · first at 0:56
  Listed with Malone and Corey as an omitted dissenting guest; name appears to refer to Peter McCullough (likely misspoken/misspelled in transcript).
  When he just brought on four vaccine liars. And he didn't bring on anybody who was skeptical. didn't bring on Robert Malone or Peter McCulla or Pierre Corey or anybody who…
• Donald Trump — Person · Referenced political leader used in 'dangerous end of spectrum' argument · 3 mentions · first at 0:08
  Listed alongside other leaders as part of the speaker’s claim that establishment politicians are the true danger.
  You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers.
• Joe Biden — Person · Referenced political leader used in 'dangerous end of spectrum' argument · 3 mentions · first at 0:11
  Used as an example of establishment power; also referenced in claims about war/genocide funding and COVID-era disputes.
  You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers.
• Pierre Corey — Person · Referenced counter-voice (COVID treatment advocate) not invited on Stewart’s show (per speaker) · 1 mention · first at 0:58
  Cited as another excluded dissenting medical voice in the speaker’s critique of Stewart’s COVID coverage.
  When he just brought on four vaccine liars. And he didn't bring on anybody who was skeptical. didn't bring on Robert Malone or Peter McCulla or Pierre Corey or anybody who…
• Justin Trudeau — Person · Referenced political leader in Canada-related anecdote · 1 mention · first at 4:51
  Mentioned in a claim about Canada’s parliament giving a standing ovation to a WWII-era Nazi, used to argue hypocrisy in 'Nazi curious' accusations.
• Chuck Schumer — Person · Referenced U.S. political leader (Congress) labeled as warmonger · 2 mentions · first at 0:14
  Included in the speaker’s list of establishment leaders portrayed as more dangerous than controversial podcast guests.
  You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers.
• Mitch McConnell — Person · Referenced U.S. political leader (Congress) labeled as warmonger · 2 mentions · first at 0:14
  Included in a list of establishment figures the speaker calls the 'dangerous end of the spectrum.'
  You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers.
• Cornel West — Person · Referenced public intellectual used as a rhetorical comparison · 1 mention
  Mentioned briefly as part of a critique of 'liberals today' and referenced as someone who appeared on the speaker’s show.

Companies & orgs

• Substack — Company · Referenced entity · 1 mention · first at 16:00
  Mentioned as a platform where truth tellers can publish independently of corporate media.
• Comedy Central — Company · Referenced entity · 1 mention · first at 21:13
  Mentioned as the platform where the speaker's award-winning hour special was aired, inspired by John Stewart.

Concepts & topics

• COVID-19 — Concept · Core topic · 2 mentions · first at 0:43
  Discussed in the context of criticisms towards media and government responses, including lockdowns and vaccine narratives.
  He was pro-coid lockdowns and masks.

Places & events

• Ukraine War — Event · Key argument · 3 mentions · first at 0:36
  Discussed in the context of media portrayal and funding of Nazis in Ukraine, criticizing the establishment's narrative.

Media & podcasts

• Fear Factor — Media · Referenced entity · 1 mention · first at 11:38
  Mentioned as part of Joe Rogan's career history, contrasting his past with his current podcasting role.

Full transcript with timestamps

0:00 Rogan sometimes is he'll hear somebody that's on the dangerous end of the spectrum and he'll just kind of soak it in.

0:07 You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the Wararmongers. So I've had a lot of critiques and criticisms of John Stewart. A lot of them are probably based in jealousy, but a lot of them are accurate. Um, and you know, we've told you about how he he he does the establishment bidding, how he was pro- Ukraine war. He hung a metal on a Nazi at Disney World. Never talked about it, never answered for it.

0:43 Uh, he was pro-coid lockdowns and masks. And he brought on four vaccine liars on his show to pretend like he was actually doing a deep dive on the COVID vaccine when he just brought on four vaccine liars. And he didn't bring on anybody who was skeptical. didn't bring on Robert Malone or Peter McCulla or Pierre Corey or anybody who could give you a counter. Not even someone like me. I could have destroyed those people even though they're all doctors. They're all lying and and so I I've had a lot of problems with John Stewart, but probably because he's he was a hero of mine. I he's a brilliant comedian. He did a brilliant show and he, you know, made me want to aspire to be as good as him. Uh, I don't think I am, but my live show is pretty good when we do the live show with the video.

1:33 Pretty good. I'd put it I'd put it up there with John Stewart. But, um, but I I'm showing you this now because this is a good thing John Stewart did and he's going against the establishment narrative and I bet he's going to take heat for this. So, this guy from the New York Times um who or he's upset at Joe Rogan. Again, upset at Joe Rogan. Now, let's remember the New York Times. They've lied about every war. They've lied us into every war possible. They lie for big pharma. They lie for the big banks. They lie for big tech. There isn't anybody or anything they won't lie for. Weapons manufacturers. They're the New York Times is just one big lie fest.

2:20 They certainly lied to you about COVID and lockdowns and masks and mandates. They lied to you about the uh the CO. They lied about everything. The death rate. There wasn't a thing they didn't lie to you about. But they're still upset at Joe Rogan. Why? Because they're jealous. He's popular. And so they try to find a way to make him a bad guy. even though the bad guy is the corporate media, not Joe Rogan. And so here, John Stewart slaps this guy silly with just really logical statements about Joe Rogan. Watch this.

2:59 John, you you've been on Rogan a couple of times. Yes. What did you think of that experience being on Joe?

3:05 I enjoyed being on Rogan. I think he's an interesting interviewer. There are right-wing weaponized commentators whose sole purpose is to manipulate things to the benefit of the Bannon project or the project 2025. Rogan's not that guy.

3:23 What is that guy? How would you descri that guy is a curious comic who fell into this thing that got enormous. maybe doesn't um has opinions all over the political spectrum, but has um tendencies that people on the left does not fit the aesthetic. He's a hunter.

3:43 In fact, he's had people on who are kind of Nazi curious. That's not good. So of I mean I

3:49 What what what do you call what do what do you call the people you've platformed at the New York Times? You guys are funding legitimate Nazis in Ukraine. and lying that they're not Nazis. All before the Ukraine war, everybody was talking about the Nazi problem in Ukraine. And as soon as the Ukraine war happened, New York Times went into full-blown, let's let's fund the Nazis and let's pretend they're [clears throat] not Nazis. John Stewart literally hung a metal on a legit Nazi at Disney World. And you're upset that John Stewart platforms Nazi wannabes, not Nazis. You know, the entire parliament in Canada saluted a legit Nazi from World War II because they thought it was going to help prop up the Ukraine war effort and keep the money going. They brought a legit Nazi in and they all saluted the Nazi.

4:51 Like that's the parliament. Justin Trudeau. They gave him a standing ovation. A legit Nazi. You're upset about Joe Rogan talking to people who are Nazi want. What a what

5:04 a comedian. He's a hunter. In fact, he's had people on who are kind of Nazi curious.

5:10 Nazi curious. Can you believe this? This is the kind of garbage. So, of course, he has a job at the New York Times. This is the kind of garbage propaganda and character assassinations. They are the greatest at. Look what they did to all the doctors during COVID who were telling you the truth about CO. Look how they completely slandered them and smeared them and discredited them. That's what they do. They did the same thing to Joe Rogan about CO and he was right about it. Same thing CNN did. And now uh Cuomo Fredo Cuomo admits that they were lying about Ivormect. So did Sanjay Gupta when he got confronted by Joe Rogan. admitted CNN and him was lying about Ivormectin.

5:53 They were lying about COVID. But this guy, it's like, oh, Joe Rogan, he talks to people that are icky. He somebody who's Nazi curious. You guys are literally funding Nazis. Okay.

6:09 We were kind of Nazi curious. That's not good. So have I mean I've interviewed Kissinger like it's and he was carpet bomb curious. like I don't know what to say.

6:19 And then the guy goes, "Yeah, well that's okay cuz the establishment likes Kissinger. That's okay. A guy who's a war criminal who carpet bombed Cambodia. That's okay. He carpet bombed." And this guy's like, "Yeah, well, yeah. Well, we like Kissinger."

6:43 And he laughs. And And watch how he laughs. He wants to cancel Joe Rogan, but he loves Kissinger. It's a goof. It's a goof when you when you platform guys who legitimately do car to my knowledge, Joe Rogan's never carpet bombed anyone, let alone kill anyone anyone. But Kissinger is okay again because he's doing the bidding of the establishment and the war machine. Joe Rogan pushes against that. And that's why the tool from the New York Times doesn't want this. Malcolm, you find out what this guy's name is. I I had it written down. I I lost it. This guy was in this video

7:27 and he was carpet. I'm curious. Like I don't know. Is this David Remnick? Is that who this is?

7:33 Is he from the New York Times or from the New York? He is. Okay. So, watch how he reacts. He's wanting to get He thinks he's got John Stewart in a corner. Yeah, but he's platforming people who are Nazi curious. And I know all these liberals in the crowd here are going to love me saying that. But he doesn't see John Stewart's comeback. And so what does he do? He It's a joke. It's a joke that the whole establishment media has platformed Henry Kissinger a carpet bombing war criminal.

8:09 Like it's and he was carpet bomb curious. Like I don't know what to say. Like it's very

8:16 It's funny. That's right. I'm a complete I'm a complete empty shell of a person. Of course I am. I'm a I'm a tool for war. I'm a tool for the military-industrial complex, for big pharma. I'm that tool. I'm David Remnick. I'm a tool. And I hate a guy who just tells the truth and he's super popular. Like way more popular than we are at the New York Times. Oh, he's from the New Yorker. That's what I thought. Yeah, he's from the New Yorker, not the New York. But New York Times, same thing. Oh, it says New Yorker right there in the corner.

9:00 Of course, these pukes and establishment media. But look up his um what's what's his resume? Where where was he before the New Yorker?

9:12 Easy to castigate those. He's a hunter. In fact, he's had people on who are kind of Nazi curious. That's not good.

9:20 So have I mean I've interviewed Kissinger like it's and he was carpet bomb curious. Like I don't know what to say. Like it's very easy to castigate those where we're like but he had an opinion a few years back that's uh you know but the difference is when he was carpet bomb curious you didn't say oh yeah that's awesome and what happens with Rogan sometimes is he'll hear somebody that's on the dangerous end of the spectrum and he'll just kind of soak it in.

9:51 You know who's on the dangerous end of the spectrum? Barack Obama, Donald Trump, Joe Biden. Mitch McConnell, Chuck Schumer, the wararm mongers, Dick Cheney, George Bush, Jo the the people who funding a genocide. You don't think those are the people who are on the the the the what is he called the dangerous end of the spectrum? You don't think they are? You don't think those are the the people who are literally doing a genocide? Benjamin Netanyahu. You don't think that he's on the dangerous side of the spectrum, but you wouldn't have any problem doing an interview with him, would you? No, of course you wouldn't.

10:35 You all probably get down and kiss his balls. And and so and this is I think this is a great point and it's whoseever job who thinks that that information is uh dangerous to fight to get their point of view out there to counter what they think is misinformation. You can't just deputize people to say he should have known better and he should have prosecuted that point. But the reality is John is that it might

11:04 So what John Stewart is saying, yeah, if Joe Rogan has somebody on his show and the guy says something and Joe Rogan doesn't push back against this guy's idea, which you find odious, then it's on you to go say something. You have a platform. You write for the New Yorker. There's the New York Times. There's CNN. There's MSNBC. There's ABC, there's Fox News, there's a million magazines, there's a million newspapers, there's USA Today, there's the Washington. It's your job than to go correct that guy. If something slips by, are you kidding me?

11:38 A Jagoff, a comedian, a pthead comedian like Joe Rogan who hosted Fear Factor and announces guys fighting in cages. That's his job. Then he started a podcast where he talks to everybody. likes to talk to people. So, it's your job to do it. That's what Joe Ro that's what uh uh John Stewart's saying. If something said on Joe Rogan's show that you don't you disagree with go you go knock it down. You work at the freaking New Yorker.

12:12 You can't just deputize people to say he should have known better and he should have prosecuted that point. But the reality is, John, is that it might be my job or the New York Times job or even your job, but I don't have the audience that Joe Rogan does.

12:26 Why do you think that is? Why do you think nobody wants to listen to your corporatefunded, big pharma funded, militaryindustrial, genociding money funded slop rag? Why do you think that that is that less people want to listen to you than want to listen to Joe Rogan? Why do you think that is? is because they know Joe Rogan is talking from his heart and not from a big money donor like big pharma, like Fizer, like Merc, like the Rathon, like Boeing, like Bank of America, like Goldman Sachs, the Apac lobby. That's why nobody reads your stupid magazine anymore. That's why thousand times more people listen to Joe Rogan. We ever think about that? You ever think about why that is that Joe Rogan has 13 million subscribers?

13:21 You ever think about why that is? It's cuz you suck. Because no one can ever get the truth from you. That's why. Why don't you go tell us how much how how we're how we're actually fighting the good fight in Ukraine instead of telling us the truth again that it's just another fake war banker's war for money. Why don't you go tell me how it's great that the that uh uh Joe Biden and Kla Harris and Donald Trump are funding a genocide. Go tell me some more about that.

13:55 Well, supposedly he wrote a book of a biography of Obama giving Obama a tongue bath.

14:00 Of course he did. Of course he did. Then get it. Find people who do then go on then go on that show. This is a great point and it's whoseever job who thinks that that information is uh dangerous to fight to get their point of view out there to counter what they think is misinformation. You can't just deputize people to say he should have known better and he should have prosecuted that point. But the reality is, John, is that it might be my job or the New York Times job or even your job, but I don't have the audience that Joe Rogan does.

14:36 Then get it. Yeah. Get it. Yeah. then go get it. Why don't you do good work and then people will be drawn to you? But you don't do good work, you do horrible work. You're a corporate tool as and what is and what does the corporate media do as Nam Chosky taught us? You're not there to inform us. You're not there to give us the news. David Reik, you're there to manufacture consent, which is what you're doing in this interview. You're trying to manufacture consent for the oligarchs who want us to discredit Joe Rogan because the establishment hates a truth teller and he told the truth during CO and they can't have that.

15:20 So now you got to call him a Nazi. Now you got to call him a racist. Now you got to call him a sexist because he stood up for little kids not getting their genitals chopped off before they're old enough to make a decision. So now you got to go after him, call them all these names because you're a tool of the establishment. That's why you have a job in corporate media. Just as just as Chabky said, if you thought differently, you wouldn't be sitting in that chair. If you were honest and you actually critique the establishment and you pointed out where the establishment media was like, you wouldn't be sitting in that chair, David, you wouldn't have a job.

15:59 You'd be trying to get people to come to your Substack, which if you told the truth, people would look at Substack. People are doing people who are truth tellers on Substack doing very well. People are hungry for authenticity and the truth, which is why Joe Rogan is so popular because people can tell he's authentic. And if you're upset that you don't have a big enough audience, go get one. Start doing good work instead of giving tongue baths to war criminals, which is what you do, David. who do then go on then go on that show then do those things like that is it's not acceptable to just say well I don't like what he does then do it better beat them at their own game it's not enough to just complain that that guy got a platform and don't platform that guy there's no one in this world right now that isn't platformed and my biggest frustration honestly with a lot of scientists is they all go RFK oh he's so

17:02 up that's terri Terrible information. Oh, okay. What's the information? Nothing.

17:09 Nothing. Where are they? Get out there. Fight. Uh, you know why they have no information, John? Well, John also, you let me down when it came to the people ripping RFK. John, by the way, did an interview with the RFK Jr. where he thanked him for his work on vaccines on the behalf of autistic pars of autistic children. Did you know that he did a interview with RFK Jr. before the establishment said it wasn't okay to do that? So before the big pharma establishment hit machine got working against RFK Jr., John Stewart had RFK Jr. on his show where he thanked him for the work he's doing looking into vaccines and childhood autism. He thanked him.

18:00 Joe Scarboro, same thing. Brought on RFK Jr. But then the word went out, you can't do that anymore. You have to call RFK Jr. a nut. RFK Jr.'s got lots of flaws. The establishment doesn't hate RFK Jr. because of his flaws. They hate RFK Jr. because of the things he's right about that there's no safety testing on vaccines that for the child's schedule that they're poisoning kids under the guise of treating them for diseases. That's why they hate him. And um I mean how could this human cup of chamomile tea not have an audience as big as Joe Rogan, right? He's exciting and dynamic. He's in touch with the current generation in his substitute teacher get up trying to look loosen up his look for the kids.

18:55 That's what that is. He's a gatekeeper. That's who he is. David Rem. That's right. I'm wearing athletic shoes with a suit coat, man. I'm just I'm just a regular guy.

19:09 So, uh, good on John Stewart. Good on John Stewart. I know he's going to take heat for saying that. By the way, this was, I think, last time. This wasn't recent. I've seen this a couple times, but I decided to do it today just because I've, you know, I give John Stewart a hard time a lot. He deservedly so. John Stewart does a lot of amazing great work and he's let me down on a lot of times and when he does, I'm going to tell him. Uh, I'm sure he doesn't watch the show, so I'm sure it doesn't bother him. Uh, I'm a pipsqueak compared to John Stewart for sure. If if that even when he's done doing a good job, I'm like I said, I'll join with anyone to do good and nobody to do bad, just like Frederick Douglas said. And so, good on John Stewart for doing that.

19:58 Uh, cuz John Stewart knows that he's got just as many skeletons in his closet about platforming people as Joe Rogan and not pushing back. I've witnessed it myself. He gave a tongue bath. He gave a very easy interview to two of the biggest blood soaked wararmongering murderers in my lifetime. Hillary Clinton and Condisa Rice. He gave him the easiest tongue bathing interview in the world. So what what so he knows that he knows that he is the thing that people hate about Joe Rogan and he's saying it's not our it's not our Hey, if you don't like how I interviewed them, go interview him yourself.

20:35 So good for Joe Joe John Stewart. Good for John Stewart. Really? Really? It It makes me like him again. Even though I have crit a lot of criticisms of him. Hey, I'm sure I'm I'm sure I'm as equally flawed, if not more, than John Stewart is. How about that? I'm sure I'm as equally flawed. So, when he when he when he when I feel like he betrays his audience, I'm going to call it out cuz I was his audience. I was his biggest fan. He inspired me to do my show Pop and Politics at the UCB Theater, which led to my award-winning hour special on Comedy Central called Citizen Jimmy.

21:17 A lot of that was inspired by me watching John Stewart. So that's why I maybe go extra hard on him just like I go extra hard on the Democrats because I was a Democrat and I and I and I looked up to them just like I I was a John Stewart fan and he inspired me and I looked up to him and I'm still a fan. Still a fan, but I'm going to critique him hard when he when he I feel like he's betraying the trust he's built and uh I'm going to call him out. There you go. But um good for John Stewart again. Good for John Stewart. And uh send this to your idiot uh brainwashed liberal friend who's not a liber who's not a liberal and not lefty.

22:02 Liberals are not supposed to be for censorship. Liberals are not supposed to be for war. Liberals are not supposed to be for invading your bodily autonomy and mandating experimental medical treatments. Liberal That's not There's nothing liberal about any of those things. Those are illiberal. That's fascists. So those people who call themselves liberals today are really closet fascists just like Cornell West. Um when he came on this show and I tried to point that out to him. Hey, come see me live on tour February 20th in Lancing, Michigan. February 21st in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Go to jimmy.com for a link for tickets.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "Jon Stewart Defends Joe Rogan RIGHT IN New Yorker Reporter’s Face!"?

David Remnick (Guest), Jimmy Dore (Host), John Stewart (Guest).

What is "Jon Stewart Defends Joe Rogan RIGHT IN New Yorker Reporter’s Face!" about?

Jon Stewart defends Joe Rogan against criticism from a New Yorker reporter, highlighting Rogan's willingness to engage with controversial viewpoints. The discussion critiques the establishment media, particularly the New York Times, for perceived dishonesty regarding significant issues such as war and public health.

What is mentioned in this The Jimmy Dore Show episode?

18 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including John Stewart, COVID-19, Ukraine War, David Remnick, Henry Kissinger, Barack Obama. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "Jon Stewart Defends Joe Rogan RIGHT IN New Yorker Reporter’s Face!"?

The episode runs 23 min; the transcript is about 3,671 words in 45 timestamped sections.

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