Rogan Fires Back At CNN Amid Spotify Controversy

“Stop this editorial perspective with guys like Brian Stelter and Don Lemon that nobody listens to”…

These were the words Joe Rogan used to describe the ailing legacy media network CNN. The network’s viewership has declined by as much as 90% recently, and it isn’t very hard to see why.

Instead of disseminating news all they can manage to do is to editorialize and act as a mouthpiece for the state.

Individuals at the network even went so far as to say that they are the #1 news source which caters to leftists—indicating a clear bias despite marketing and PR efforts to present themselves as a balanced news network.

Rogan recently said this on a segment of his podcast:

Joe Rogan addresses the legacy media’s attempts to censor him on Spotify.

Rather than try to censor others, he suggests outlets such as CNN to “be better” at what they do. pic.twitter.com/hb3MBGEyld

— Mythinformed (@MythinformedMKE) February 4, 2022

CNN's @BrianStelter & Jim @Acosta strongly suggest Spotify should remove Joe Rogan from their platform; also note his "profanity-laced apology"

"It seems untenable to have that kind of video surface, and that kind of compilation surface, and keep one’s job" pic.twitter.com/rSyAV8f1dN

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) February 6, 2022

According to The New York Post :

Rogan said viewers no longer trust CNN, which has struggled in the cable news ratings race, because the network is not “honest.”

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“If you’re in business and your business is the news and you want to get more people to pay attention, you should be honest,” Rogan said.

 

CNN 'Experts' Discuss Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson & Spotify https://t.co/XJJ6Aswxmu via @YouTube

— Charlie Wilson (@cinestercharlie) February 10, 2022

https://twitter.com/NeonNoire/status/1492525625642561541

The Post Millennial adds:

Rogan also blasted CNN’s coverage of his bout with COVID-19, and how he took ivermectin, which was more commonly referred to as “horse dewormer” in the media despite having other uses for humans.