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I really do hope it all works out in the end. That said, lolz

Indeed. Just like his son.

Speaking of God... Lol

I know what you mean. It sucks. We'll probably see a little bit of overreach from a gun control advocate. MAGA will blurt out more right-wing slogans, as he does every day on here, now that he's a true conservative. Same shit, nothing will change.

I don't think you were offended. Seemed more like fake outrage. You're one of most honest and rational people here. That's why I was surprised to see this from you.

A gazillion car death references here but now suddenly you're offended? Come on, mt... you're better than this.

Speaking of... Lol I like Dave.

Where's @EnglishCop when you need him? "Obama Legacy" doesn't factor into my opinion but nice projecting. If there was a better solution in place, I'd be all for it but that doesn't appear to be the case. There is no alternative plan. All this did was embolden Iranian hardliners. You'd have a better case if Iran violated the deal.

So as usual, you're more concerned with how liberals are responding than you are with the actual issue. Typical.

You're entitled to your opinion but that wasn't the point... I’m not a history expert by any stretch of the imagination but wasn’t there a time that the US didn’t negotiate with terrorists or terrorist regimes? Can't have it both ways.

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/11/20/us/politics/north-korea-trump-terror.html Trump Returns North Korea to List of State Sponsors of Terrorism

Steve-O's had 2 appearances... both are good but it was the first one I was referencing. That one's worth bumping up in the queue, you'll get some good laugh out of it. I haven't seen that clip of Joey Diaz, I'll make a little time to watch it tonight.

You know, I've seen the Pauly Shore appearance show up in my recommendations but I've ignored it. For some reason I didn't think I'd like it, but if you say it's good, I'll add that one to the list too. I really enjoy the podcasts where the guests tell you a good story. You talked about how your outlook changed on a couple guests after listening to them... that's pretty much how I felt after listening to Steve-O's crazy life story. Dude, it's nuts. I may have to listen to it again sometime down the road. I got to assume you've already watched it. Then there's Amber Lyons' second appearance. Her story about ayahuasca is one for the ages. I had no idea what that was until I listened to that podcast. She's a former journalist, so as expected, she's not short on details. It's kind of funny how she talks about ayahuasca at times as if it's some kind of living entity... but that's part of what made her storytelling so memorable. Really entertaining stuff. I thought her first appearance on his podcast was also one of the better ones.

One of the best parts of listening to his podcasts is discovering personalities you weren't familiar with before. There's been dozens of those for me, and often times they turn out to be some of my favorites. I even liked his podcast with Ben Shapiro, even though we have different outlooks on a lot of things. One of my favorite parts of that interview was how Shapiro described the social hierarchy at college campuses. I'm sure some of you have heard him talk about that a bunch of times. I haven't stepped foot on a college campus in ages but I don't have much reason to doubt that he's spot-on. I agree with your assessment on Rogan. I like that he's pretty humble, laid-back and chill. Seeing him on Fear Factor and occasionally listening to him call an MMA fight, I wasn't expecting that. Personally I don't find him to be hilarious or anything but when he gets going sometimes, he can have a way with words.

It may be a little while but yeah I'll let you know. It's been about a couple months since I last listened to one of his podcasts but I'll eventually get back into it. I tend to listen to them in streaks. I still need to listen to Kevin Smith and a couple of more Dan Carlin appearances I've been meaning to get to. I actually first knew Theo Von like a decade and a half ago when he was doing Road Rules and the challenge lol. Didn't really see him as a comic back then but he was only in his early twenties. he did have likeability going for him, and that obviously is an important component in being a good comic. Speaking of Jordan Peterson, the guy is obviously well-read and usually knows what he's talking about but he pretty much made a fool out of himself during his first appearance on Sam Harris's podcast. He spent way too much time defending a very defeatable argument. Thankfully he didn't make that same mistake in his second appearance.

I didn't know Theo Von was on his podcast... surprised it didn't show up in my recommendations. Sometimes I just listen in while driving but for that one I'm going to have to lay back and watch it. I put the other three you recommended in my watch later list. The one with the sleep expert seems really intriguing. I'm just going to drop this one in here. It's the best part of one of Iliza Shlesinger's appearances. Some of you might know her from Last Comic Standing or just her stand up in general. This story she tells about her ex is great.

Favorite Rogan podcast guests I've listened to thus far: Neil deGrasse Tyson, Sam Harris, Bill Burr, Leah Remini, Cara Santa Maria, Jamie Foxx, Steve-O, Amber Lyons... I'm probably leaving a couple more out. Got to give it up to the guy as a podcaster, he knows how to get the most out of his guests.

Egypt, lol

Lolz

The constant feedback loop between Trump and Fox News is absolutely hilarious.

Future headline?

Reports are that it relates to bank fraud and possible campaign Finance violation from the election.

The facts indicate otherwise. BTW, I wasn't referring to you.

Doesn't matter. Mueller has a wide scope and is simply just doing his job. I know you want to get to the truth but some of you guys are repeating false talking points from conservative commentators. Guess they forgot about Whitewater. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Counsel_investigation_(2017–present) Since May 2017, a Special Counsel investigation has been led by the United States Special Counsel, Robert Mueller, a former Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The investigation is examining Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, including exploring any links or coordination between Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign and the Russian government, "and any matters that arose or may arise directly from the investigation".