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Joe Rogan Reveals Tim Walz Made Him Jump Into Presidential Election

Published Dec 03, 2024 at 7:54 PM EST

Podcast host Joe Rogan insists that he wanted to "stay out" of the 2024 presidential election until his hand was forced by fury over "liar" Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the Democratic vice presidential nominee.

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"I wanted to stay out of the presidential election s*** because it's so gross," Rogan said. "I felt like I had to. I felt like this is so nuts. When that Tim Walz guy ... it's so nuts that guy was going to be the vice president. You're telling me this whole thing is fake, then. You're telling me that you don't care if someone is a liar?

"You don't care if they lied about their military rank, where they served?" he added. "You don't care if they lie about Tiananmen Square? There's too many things, this is so crazy. You would get fired if you were an assistant manager at a f***ing oil change company. Jiffy Lube would fire you!"

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Walz [...] quickly faced criticism during the campaign for falsely stating during a campaign stop years earlier that he carried a weapon "in war" during his decades-long career in the Army National Guard.

While Walz did not carry a weapon in war, he did serve in Europe as part of a security force amid the war in Afghanistan. The governor also claimed more than once that he was teaching in China during the Tiananmen Square massacre, although he arrived months later.

Walz and the Harris-Walz campaign later issued statements saying that he had misspoken on both occasions.

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"Fact check: Donald Trump is the biggest liar in American history. The Washington Post reported that Donald Trump made a total of 30,573 false or misleading claims during his time in office," the Republicans Against Trump account wrote in a Tuesday post to X, formerly Twitter.

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