by evidence, that is why? a lot of them have been proven to be right over time. nobody is acknowledge that all of these things that we were told were true are no longer true. the science as we know, develops. i would like to say this is about science or politics, it is about class. the liberal mainstream media, like the democratic party is talking to the pyjama sets, white collar types who can work from home. they are not going to him for medical advice, they want to hear how other people think. there are two per separate points, there isjoe rogan speaking very effectively to a section of americans you don t feel is catered to by other sections of the media, then there is the other issue, how does he handle people coming onto his podcast and saying things that are not rooted in available sign to give evidence? how come nobody is asking cnn that? we do ask them those questions. marianna spring, how do you assess when something can be stated as categorically wrong or something
because science as we know develops the top quite well. i think this is about class. the liberal mainstream media is catering the democratic party who the pajama set that people buy white collar jobs, who the pajama set that people buy white collarjobs, and who the pajama set that people buy white collar jobs, and joe rogan is promoting. he saying they re not going for medical advice. ., ., ,., , advice. there are two points there. there advice. there are two points there. there is advice. there are two points there. there is joe - advice. there are two points there. there is joe rogan i there. there isjoe rogan speaking effectively to a section of americans that you don t feel scared to buy other sections of the media. there s the other issue, how does he handle people coming onto his podcast and saying things that are not rooted in available scientific evidence. crosstalk believe me, we do ask them those questions, but i m interested to know how we assess when something can be st
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