Trump spent 3 hours on Joe Rogan's podcast. Here's what he did — and didn't — say

NPR ^ | October 26 2024 | Stephen Fowler

[willk]

In one of the lengthiest interviews he’s done as a candidate, former President Donald Trump’s three-hour interview with podcaster Joe Rogan Friday offered an extended version of the meandering and sometimes fact-adjacent rally speeches Trump has delivered lately.

[willk]

NPR/PBS is 100% anti-Trump and 100% pro Harris. Go on their website if you don't believe me. I've been watching them for the past 6 months. I am totally fed up. If we win the Presidency, House and Senate we must make sure they are defunded. They have done more than any other news sources combined to push the leftists agenda.

[Gene Eric]

Who GAF what NPR has to say?

TRUMP — Save the Whales!

[ShawnShawntheLeprecaun]

Of course the best Trump interview to date. Trouble is imminent Americans especially low IQ low info liberals have the attention span to watch all of it. It would be in their best interests if they would.

[Señor Presidente]

National Proletariat Radio can suck it.

I had to listen to them all morning circa 2007-2010 from colleagues playing them on the radio in the lab. From Liberal Things Considered to The Democrat Rehm Show, it was a non-stop stream of intellectually-insulting drivel mascaradding as neutral conversations.

I hope you are right. Cut their funding and send it to Wounded Warriors.

[Pollard]

I watched it so I don’t need NPR to tell me what he did or didn’t say.

[mfish13]

Trump talked for 3 hours. No Teleprompter. Kamala can’t go 3 minutes without a teleprompter.

[Organic Panic]

“Don’t go watch Trump. Listen to what we fair oh so smart educated pedantic snobs from New York SAY what Trump said.”

[The_Media_never_lie]

I will listen to the Rogan podcast; screw NPR!

[StAnDeliver]

I would say NPR might merit an exception because they are not even one degree removed from having Democrat campaign operatives on and speaking at length. Truly a window into the enemy’s thinking. An example - this same period in 2016, Hillary kabalists were paraded through NPR as a triumphal precession and not one of them had a clue they were going to lose; except Jake Sullivan, and he did not appear on NPR, but took his concerns to Bubba after losing a harsh argument with Cankles on the campaign jet. And then Cankles ignored both of them. That story was revealed by a campaign op on NPR just before the election when battleground polling tightened up. And that is when I knew we would win.

[Sirius Lee]

I watched it so I don’t need NPR to tell me what he did or didn’t say.

NPR doesn't report what Trump says or doesn't say. NPR tells its listeners what to think and what not to think about.