Renowned podcaster Joe Rogan cautioned this week that Vice President Kamala Harris might secure the presidency, asserting that Americans are increasingly embracing the “bulls—” anti-Trump narrative.
In a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Podcast,” featuring commentator Michael Malice, Rogan emphasized that presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Harris is likely to win due to the solid opposition from liberals toward former President Trump.
“She’s destined to win,” Rogan stated on Tuesday, contending that the media’s influence has swayed voters to support her candidacy.
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Joe Rogan recently forecasted that Harris will be the president in 2024. (The Joe Rogan Experience)
He elaborated, “We’re in a peculiar era where individuals are succumbing to the bulls— more than I imagined possible. They simply want to reject Trump at all costs and are willing to deceive themselves — and honestly, I think Hillary could also win.”
Malice concurred that both Harris and former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton have a chance, but he expressed doubt about Harris’s success. Referring to her unsuccessful 2020 primary run, he questioned, “How terrible do you have to be not to even make it in Iowa?”
Furthermore, Rogan mentioned he initially thought that the assassination attempt on Trump would propel his campaign forward leading to the November election but acknowledged that the rapid news cycle has overshadowed it.
“I would have expected Trump getting shot to mean, like – that’s it, the election’s done. But it seems like they memory-holed that really fast,” Rogan stated.
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Rogan warned that voters may be so influenced that they might elect Harris as president in November. (Getty Images)
“You would have assumed Trump being shot would lead to a prolonged discussion among corporate journalists about hate speech leading to violence, prompting a reflection of sorts, and that conversation lasted, what, about a week?” Malice remarked.
Later during the discussion, Malice posed the question to Rogan, “Do you genuinely believe [Harris] will win?”
The host tweaked his response but continued to maintain the possibility of her victory.
“I’m stating it because she could. I’m not saying it because I think it’s going to happen, nor because I want it to happen. I’m merely being straightforward. I could envision her winning,” Rogan explained.
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“I think she will lose significant support from Black male voters,” Malice argued. “I doubt they will vote for her like they did for Biden, who was viewed as Obama’s ally.”
