Joe Rogan slams Joe Biden for 'lying about his accomplishments': 'Always been a c**t'
AUSTIN, TEXAS: Joe Rogan is one of the most outspoken MMA commentators. More importantly, he is well-known for criticizing incumbent US President Joe Biden. The 46th President of the United States made news recently after stumbling and falling at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
The video of his fall caught Rogan's interest and he watched a clip of the occurrence on an episode of his podcast, 'The Joe Rogan Experience', with Theo Von. The incident took place when Biden was presenting degrees to recent Air Force Academy graduates.
'He's always been a c**t though'
Rogan, contrary to most people's opinion, did not find Biden's recent fall in a line of several falls amusing. While Von attempted to tell a story of growing up with an elderly father that many tried to exploit due to his age, Rogan quickly pointed out that in Biden's situation, he simply fell.
Rogan then unleashed an expletive-laden rant on the present president of the United States. He said, "He's always been a c**t though. If you go back and listen to that guy lying about his education record and lying about his accomplishments. Like, he's always been a problem."
'Internet is the greatest worst thing'
Rogan continued after a moment, allowing Von to agree with his statements. "And also all the f**king stuff with his son, and the ties to Ukraine and China and the money, the family, they got paid millions of dollars and everyone's trying to obscure it because 'It's better than Trump, it's better than Trump'. If that guy was a Republican, they would be up his ass with a microscope."
Rogan had previously shared a funny meme of himself interviewing Biden following his accident on Instagram. The meme was captioned, "The internet is the greatest worst thing that’s ever happened."
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Bidden has had several public falls that have gone viral before. In December 2021, he was hurt as he stumbled on the stairs of his plane, but he recovered and saluted. In June 2022, he fell off his bicycle but remained unharmed.