AUSTIN, TEXAS: Joe Rogan, a UCF commentator and 'The Joe Rogan Experience' podcast host, is known for his outspoken speech.
Recently, the 56-year-old podcaster criticized Joe Biden's presidency and claimed things are 'falling apart' under his leadership.
During one of the 'JRE' episodes, Rogan even claimed that Donald Trump will get his vote for the presidential elections in 2024.
The well-known podcaster and stand-up comedian is praised for his honesty and rarely shies away from taking on controversial subjects.
Joe Rogan criticized Joe Biden's supporters
While discussing various topics with his guest, Brian Redban, Rogan also discussed President Joe Biden's presidency during the #2046 episode.
UFC analyst said criticizing those who claim Biden's administration has done great work, "People that are like 'Biden's amazing, this administration has done so much work,' What are you talking about?"
He went on to say, "No one believes that, you don't believe that. Now I can't listen to you anymore because I know you're a con person, you're a shill, or you're crazy. You should be like, 'Wow! Wish we did better.' It would be nice if things weren't falling apart."
He believes that things should be better if the border wasn't porous and there were legitimate concerns about terror cells in major cities.
"Be nice if the border wasn't porous and were legitimately concerned about terror cells existing in major cities. This is what people were talking about all over Twitter or X today. Oh Jesus," he concluded.
Joe Rogan may face potential cancellation
Supporters are concerned that Joe Rogan, the host of the podcast 'The Joe Rogan Experience', may face increased scrutiny from the vocal 'cancel culture' brigade. Rogan has been the target of public criticism in the past.
User 'X' expressed concerns about Joe Rogan's potential cancellation when he stated that he would rather vote for Trump than Biden.
"Joe Rogan says he is voting for Trump. He has many followers, will that help? Will he be canceled soon? Any allegations dating back 30 years? WATCH," posted the concerned fan.
The post on Twitter sparked speculation about Trump's divisive persona, leading to speculation on Joe Rogan's potential cancellation as he continues to heckle the Biden administration.
