“This is going to be a blanket statement,” Stewart began. “And I would say this: Don’t leave, don’t abandon, don’t censor, engage. I’m not saying it’s it’s always going to work out fruitfully, but I am always of the mindset that engagement, and especially with someone like a Joe Rogan who is not, in my mind, an ideologue in any way.”
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— The Problem With Jon Stewart (@TheProblem) February 3, 2022
Stewart went on to argue that the proof that Rogan was not an ideologue was evident in recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience” — when his guest, Josh Szeps, had challenged something that Rogan said about the potential risk of dangerous side effects in kids who get the COVID-19 vaccine.
If anyone was going to make me look dumb on the podcast I’m glad it’s @joshzepps, because I love him, and he’s awesome.
However this is why I was confused: https://t.co/Yd31Hwbvqb pic.twitter.com/By1TLeUo94— Joe Rogan (@joerogan) January 14, 2022