@SteeleHartmann @joeroganhq This clip is from Joe Rogan as a guest on the American Alchemy podcast with Jesse Michels (Nov 2025). Full episode: YouTube Also on Spotify. JRE clips like this often recirculate from his guest spots.

Joe Rogan @joerogan sits around and smokes weed all day on his show while he bashes the President. He waited till the day before the election to endorse Trump, and then he said he regretted it shortly after because he threw a tantrum over the Iran war. Earlier this year, he allowed for Ian Carrol, a rabid Jew hater who suggested Erika Kirk killed her husband, to go on his show to discuss “conspiracy theories” and bash Trump. Joe Rogan is a lifelong Trump hater. As a Trump supporter, I have to say, it is not really a great look for the Trump administration to use a Trump hater to peddle anti-Israel foreign policy and Epstein conspiracy theories to the American people while the President himself just said the deal with Iran failed because he “got to know the Iranians” and realized the regime is “scum”. He didn’t blame Israel. He thanked Israel and doubled down on how much he values our relationship with Israel. Trump also made it clear he doesn’t want people obsessing over Epstein. It’s the next Russia collusion hoax and it’s a waste of time. The GOP is on track to lose the midterms and this is the bullshit we are wasting our time talking about? We have the midterms coming up, and it would make more sense for the little time we have left to be used to speak out about the Islamic communists who are destroying our country, not more Israel obsessions and Epstein conspiracy theories that divide the GOP. Also, Tucker Carlson has to go. We can’t keep pretending like he isn’t the biggest elephant in the room. And no, saying that doesn’t mean you’re an Israeli spy. Tucker is an anti-American, treasonous Jew hater and enabler of Islamic jihad who hates Trump and openly cheers for the left to win. Is Joe Rogan more important than the GOP winning the midterms? Is disavowing Tucker Carlson so hard? Joe Rogan is not a journalist or a serious news source. He’s an entertainer. And he bashes Trump every week. People who get their news and political updates from him are extremely uninformed. Honestly, I don’t see how any of this helps the GOP win the midterms. You cannot keep accusing everyone who doesn’t support this disastrous MOU with Iran of being an Israeli agent or paid by Israel. The MOU sucks, it always sucked, and it was always going to suck because you can’t make deals with genocidal Muslims. This is common sense, but I guess common sense isn’t so common. It’s honestly embarrassing. Saying that doesn’t mean I’m paid by Israel. It means I’m smart enough to not get played by deceitful Muslims who should have been bombed instead of negotiated with. The GOP comms really need to get cleaned up. The messaging is all over the place and it’s terrible. I can’t say this enough.

The GREAT MARC ANDREESSEN @pmarca SPENT THREE AND A HALF HOURS WITH @joerogan . I'VE BEEN THINKING ABOUT IT EVER SINCE. I'm a cardiologist. I've spent twenty-five years at UCLA and in my own practice in Tarzana. So when one of the most influential technologists alive starts talking about medicine, I listen carefully — and I push back where I think he's wrong. Here's my honest verdict: he's right about far more than my profession is ready to admit. 1. He says AGI already arrived — and nobody noticed. Marc's claim is that the line was crossed roughly three months before the interview, with the current frontier models, and the field is now moving so fast that nobody stops to register milestones anymore. Think about that. The thing humanity has argued about for seventy years may have quietly happened on a Tuesday, and we were all busy checking email. 2. The models now beat the experts he could call on the phone. This is a man who can call almost anyone on earth. He says the AI gives him better answers. My first instinct was to bristle — twenty-five years of training, and a machine does it better? Then I sat with it honestly. He isn't wrong. Though I'll add what he didn't: independent studies of AI health tools have found real misses on true emergencies. Take the claim seriously and verify it yourself. 3. The hardest thing he said, and he said it about doctors. He points out that physicians are already typing your symptoms into ChatGPT the moment you stop talking, and then asks out loud: what do I need you for? That question stung. It also deserves an answer instead of a defense. He's right that the machine will out-read me on the EKG, the echo, the labs, the scan. It doesn't get tired at 2am. It doesn't forget the rare diagnosis it saw once in residency. Any physician whose ego prevents him from using a better tool is a physician putting pride ahead of patients. 4. His method for hard subjects: escalating simplicity. Explain it like I'm 10. Then like I'm 5. Then like I'm 2. Keep going until it truly clicks. I've started doing this and it has changed how I read papers outside my specialty. 5. He doesn't ask for the right answer. He asks the AI to steelman both sides of a hard question — the strongest possible case for each — and then he decides himself. That's not outsourcing your thinking. That's the opposite. 6. He convenes a panel. For the big questions, he has the AI role-play a room full of experts arguing with each other, and he listens to the argument. Imagine having that available for the biggest decision of your life. 7. His most important line has nothing to do with computers. The moment you think "I don't know how to figure this out" is exactly when most people quit — and exactly when you should lean in instead. Read that again. That's not a technology lesson. That's a life lesson, and it applies whether you're facing a diagnosis, a divorce, or a business that's failing. 8. The only skill left is knowing what to ask. The bottleneck is no longer the machine. It's in your own head. The quality of your life is now, more than ever, downstream of the quality of your questions. 9. He sends it photographs. Rashes, blood tests, images — the current models read pictures directly and give a fast second opinion. As a physician I'll say clearly: a second opinion, not a substitute for one. But the day a worried parent at midnight has something intelligent to consult is a good day for humanity. 10. Free therapy, for everyone, forever. This is the one that moved me most. He points to cognitive behavioral therapy as the clinically proven modality an AI can plausibly deliver on its own — meaning real therapeutic support becomes freely available at scale. Think about what that means. The man lying awake at 3am with nobody to call. The single mother who can't afford a therapist. The teenager who can't yet say the words out loud to a human face. For all of human history, healing was rationed by geography, wealth, and luck. That is ending in our lifetime. 11. It's solving problems we couldn't. He cites AI cracking previously unsolved math problems, with early signals of the same beginning in physics, chemistry, and biology. Cardiology is downstream of biology. Every drug I prescribe came out of that pipeline. 12. The top AI engineers are earning up to $50 million a year. He offers this less as gossip than as a signal — that's what a civilizational shift looks like from the inside. 13. A friend built his own health dashboard. Sequenced his DNA, handed it to an AI along with his blood work and wearable data, and got back a working picture of his own body. That is precision medicine arriving through the side door, years ahead of schedule. 14. Another friend put cameras in his jiu-jitsu gym. So the AI could review his sparring and coach his technique. Elite coaching, for anything, for anyone. 15. The warning he gave — "the AI vampire." This is the term he coined, and as a physician it's the one I want you to hear. Because AI keeps making more output possible, people are working more and sleeping less, addicted to their own productivity. Let me be blunt with you as a heart doctor. Chronic sleep deprivation raises blood pressure, drives inflammation, disrupts your rhythm, and shortens your life. Marc named the disease before most physicians did. Do not let a machine that never sleeps convince you that you don't have to either. 16. One person, many agents. His extrapolation: a single human eventually directing a fleet of AI agents that check each other's work. He describes this as close. Not years away. 17. And his own caveat, which I'll repeat. Watch the whole interview. Several of these are Marc's stated views and personal anecdotes, not independently verified facts. He'd be the first to tell you to think for yourself — that's the entire point of #5#. So here's where I land, as a doctor who has sat with thousands of frightened people. Marc is right that the diagnosis is no longer the hard part. What remains — what will always remain — is the chair pulled close, the hand held, the human being who says I'm not going anywhere, we'll walk through this together. But that was never in competition with the machine. The machine frees me to do more of it. Marc calls himself a techno-optimist. From inside an exam room, watching patients whose lives are about to get measurably longer and better because of this — I'd just call him right. 🙏

I'm extremely proud of my friends who are funding important research to reduce trauma, depression, PTSD, and suffering through psychedelics and plant medicine. It's also fantastic to see broad support from @POTUS to @joerogan to @michaelpollan to @SecretaryPerry to @tferriss to @JohnsHopkins to @Stanford to @nyuniversity and countless others. The WSJ framing is so off base here... we should study these compounds and try and help our vets, first responders and fellow humans who are suffering. Go talk to the firefighters from 9/11 and the soldiers coming back from Iraq.

This is absolutely mind blowing! When Karin Bass was in Ghana as Los Angeles burned, the deputy mayor she left in charge was at home on house arrest. For phoning in a bomb threat. We are indeed governed by criminals. From @spencerpratt on @joerogan

WOW! Gavin Newsom CENSORS Nick Shirley After He EXPOSED Fraud Gavin Newsom's attempt to salvage his reputation have led to him censoring journalist Nick Shirley. Lara Trump & Joe Rogan were not happy and called Gavin Newsom out for this poor attempt to hide the truth! #laratrump# #gavinnewsom# #joerogan# #maga# Want Your FREE Gold & Silver Kit? VISIT

The answer is that what President Trump is doing with a $100,000 front-run-the-market Truth Social subscription is unethical and illegal. A phenomenally poor decision that will cause endless investigations and legal actions if not stopped. The people around him (and in the business community) are using Trump for their own goals, which is how our democracy works, so they are reticient to tell him not to do it, because that would hurt his feelings and potentially get them banished. This TDS -- trump dedication syndrome -- dynamic is most damaging to President Trump himself He could have avoided the Iran blunder if the TDS sufferers had told him, "Mr. President, you might not like what i'm about to tell you, but you're making the worst decision of your life and as your friend i need to tell you: DON’T START A FOREVER WAR IN THE MIDDLE EAST." You may not like @TuckerCarlson or @joerogan or @megynkelly, but you have to respect their intellectual honesty and consistency in calling out the Iran war as a disastrous decision -- and not carrying about being banished from the inner circle. [ reminder, be intelligent and thoughtful in the comments -- or snap ban ]

🚨Joe Rogan and Andrew Wilson discuss why they don't believe Charlie Kirk was killed by an exploding microphone. ROGAN: "The microphone one was the weirdest one to me. Yeah, the shirt is moving, but a bullet is going how many feet per second? It splits air." WILSON: "They say it's the same explosive used inside the Israeli pagers." ROGAN: "But that would be an explosion. There's no indication there's an ignition." WILSON: "There's no smoke. If you pull up these Israeli pagers exploding, you're going to see smoke... The mic is on the wrong side of where the wound is. There's no burn marks. There's nothing to confirm this theory at all." ROGAN: "It seems like a gunshot wound." @joerogan @paleochristcon