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In what appears to be a brazen act of willful misdirection, MSNBC apparently posted a deceptively edited montage of clips implying that Joe Rogan is backing Kamala Harris for president. The video even uses clips of Rogan praising Tulsi Gabbard but edited to make it seem like Rogan was referring to Kamala.
Unbelievable. MSNBC deceptively edited this clip to make it look like Joe Rogan is fawning over Kamala Harris.July 31, 2024 Kamala Harris has never served in the military. She also never served in the U.S. House of Representatives. Rogan’s comments were clearly describing Tulsi Gabbard but there is no mention of Gabbard in the montage.
Rogan recently stated on his show that he thinks Kamala could win the election, but only because “people are giving into the bullshit in a way I never suspected people would before. They just want no Trump, no matter what, and they are willing to gaslight themselves.”
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