Joe Rogan yells at the story before he realizes it’s fake news

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Joe Rogan unleashed abusive anger about the story from Australia during a recent episode of his podcast before his producer pointed out that it was fake news.

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Logan confidently told guest Brian “Hotep Jesus” Sharp about plans to ban citizens from growing their food in order to “suck out” anti-Baxers by the Australian government.

“I want to know what their legitimacy was, but I’m sure it’s related to agricultural pollution,” he continued. “If you are real s ***, you can justify it.”

Logan further called the Australians “sneaking up” and said the government “grabbed people well during the pandemic.”

He ironically added: That’s the way you smoke anti-baccers, as you can’t go to the grocery story and grow your own food. “

As his rant continued, Logan producer Jamie Vernon was looking for facts to support his boss’s story, but found nothing.

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That is because there is no such law in that country.

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“I know what to look for, but the closest thing I can find is something like this, but that’s not what you were saying,” Vernon said.

Logan decided to prove the credibility of the story and tried to find it himself.

“It must be real,” he said. “It seems too good not to be.”

Logan couldn’t find anything and after an awkward silence he expressed disappointment. “Dam it! It’s better not to be fake. It may be fake.”

Sharp added that he was probably sitting quietly in humiliation. “But even if it’s a fake, the fake is usually a warning.”

The 54-year-old podcast host had been criticized in the past for repeating the false information and conspiracy theories of COVID-19, so people online went wild with his fake news rants.

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“Joe, maybe he’ll spend some of that Spotify money to hire a research team,” one person wrote.

“When does Joe Rogan care about the facts?” Another questioner asked, “Joe Rogan couldn’t hear me from a 14-year-old freshman who had just discovered Monster Energy’s drinks and weeds. There is no such thing as a single meme. “

However, Logan’s fans remained supportive.

“He owned it and was accountable for it. Have you ever seen a politician do so?” Written one person.