[suasponte137]

So all in all it was a net positive?

[cgbg]

From the parts I heard (not all of it) the President looked relaxed and did a great job.

The most hilarious part of the interview was when Rogan cut off the President when the President started to talk about Mars.

It sounded like President Trump knows some stuff we do not—but Rogan refused to let him talk about it.

[Skooz]

I watched about the first 2/3 last night. I don’t think it could have gone better. Anyone tuning in saw no connection between the calm, thoughtful man being interviewed with the deranged, power mad nihilist the Dems are portraying him as.

[StAnDeliver]

"So all in all it was a net positive?"

First hour has been glorious. Better than the current stump speech, maybe as good as that March 2016 AIPAC speech.

They have agreed on "Back The Blue", "No Tax For Tips", punched down on the insanity of giving some Honduran freak who just walked across the border a free sex change, the success of tariffs as a cudgel, looking into getting rid of the income tax (discussed as a response to the US pressured into removing tariffs at the turn of the previous century), discussing that this is exactly what China does today, their shared bromance with Elon Musk.

What's not to like?

[GOPJ]

“I think young people are rejecting a lot of this woke bullshit. Young people are tired of being yelled at and scolded,” Rogan said. “They’re tired of these people that they think are mentally ill telling them what they think the moral standards of society should be today…You wanna be a rebel? You wanna be punk rock? You wanna, like, buck the system? You’re a conservative now,” he added.

I know young people - and this is true. The new 'rebel' is conservative...