Podcaster Joe Rogan and comedian Tim Dillon have denounced CNN over the network’s biased personality and misconceptions of the podcast world.
Dillon was like that CNN recently interviewed He then told Logan that it was an interesting experience that helped him learn about the media.
“The whole thing about them now is that podcasters are the most powerful people in the world,” Dillon said.
“She can’t believe you’re coming. They say they can’t come because Joe Logan gets mad at them. I said, ‘He doesn’t care, he won’t care.’ ”
In the 2024 presidential election, the podcast played a key role in President Donald Trump’s election.
Joe Rogan explains why liberal media “bleed” audiences: “You’re not accurate, you’re paranoid.”
Podcaster Joe Rogan spoke with comedian Tim Dillon about the media landscape before and after the election. (wortyjre youtube channel/Joe Rogan experience)
Logan confusing that CNN would think of him that way, replied, “It’s so ridiculous.”
Logan laughs at those who want to portray him as “CNN’s enemy,” and says instead he hopes that it will make a better choice as a network.
“I hope CNN will revise the course, do real news and focus on the news,” Logan said. “I don’t want editorial comments from idiots. Are you right? So when you’re forcing me to raise Don Lemon’s opinion is what the world should be, and if they don’t get vaccinated everyone should be embarrassed – like you’re forcing my morons to feed.”
“Of course, your ratings have plummeted,” Logan said of legacy media. “Of course you guys lied so many f— and never corrected yourself.”
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Joe Logan called out CNN due to the left-leaning bias, but said about the media outlet, “I want to do well with them.” (Getty Images)
After Dillon claimed that CNN is a Democrat arm, Logan agreed, “I don’t know if they chose whether they’re being forced or because they identify with Democrats, and if they want to distort things completely to the left, I don’t know what the answer to that is.”
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“I want them to do well, I really don’t care. They obviously don’t want me to do well, but I don’t care,” Logan said. “When they looked back on it and CNN became great, I always saw it. It used to be great, and it used to have ‘unknown parts’. ”
