Podcast host Joe Rogan and comedian Dave Smith discussed Thursday how corporate media and polling leading up to Election Day ignored all signs that President-elect Donald Trump had won.

In the final months of the election cycle, corporate media and Vice President Harris’ campaign intensified their rhetoric against Trump, with President Joe Biden “locking him up” and Vice President Kamala Harris calling him a fascist. On “The Joe Rogan Experience,” after the podcast host called out how the Republican turnout for the former president was “too big to rig,” Smith interjected and called the race out to be rigged.・Comparisons were made with former President Obama’s 2008 election campaign.

“In the end, it turns out that voting works. That’s true. As much as we thought there was fraud, as much as we thought there was pranks and bullshit, it was just a puppet.” It’s a play, and there’s no way anyone can go against the system, but at the end of the day, voting is still real,” Logan said. “And obviously he was too big to rig.”

Opinion polls between Trump and Harris in October showed a close race between the two candidates, with a final New York Times/Siena College poll showing just a one-point difference. to separate the two. Smith went on to point out that Trump won both the popular vote and the electoral college, despite polls and political commentators claiming it was a close race. RELATED: President Trump may have stopped large caravan from approaching U.S. border

“And so it was with President Trump, obviously there were all signs that he was trying to run away from this issue. But then every poll said, ‘No, this is the closest election of our lifetime. ”’ Smith continued. “And I had this really interesting feeling of looking at it and being like, ‘Oh, okay, I’m not crazy.’ I was observing everything that I was observing.”

Rogan also added how the media gassed voters by comparing President Trump to Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler and other dictatorial regimes. In late October, John Kelly, President Trump’s longest-serving chief of staff, spoke to The New York Times and The Paper. atlantic ocean Trump reportedly “meets the definition of a fascist” and praises figures like Hitler, leading corporate media to continue that rhetoric, Harris said at a town hall event with CNN. I urged him to express his opinion.

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“The media has attacked us to the absolute limit of their ability. He was talking about a right-wing dictatorship as if he hadn’t been president for four years. That kind of thing,” Logan responded.

“As if the economy isn’t booming, as if people aren’t making more money, as if we aren’t getting into new conflicts and new wars overseas. “I can point to a lot of things that I think were wrong, but they were similar to what Obama and Bush did, and I’m sure he can point to them,” Logan said.

Smith responded by saying the corporate media and Democrats were only hurting themselves by relying on “lies” and how they were trying to maintain control of the White House during the campaign. denounced.

“Obviously the Democratic Party establishment and the corporate media are inciting all of this, but again, it’s death from a thousand self-inflicted wounds. It’s like you’re dependent on it. It’s all a lie,” Smith said. “They keep closing their eyes, sticking their fingers in their ears, and saying no, no, no, no, no, no. No. We pretend reality is what we want it to be. It’s just that.

“They don’t want to be slowed down by this force of objective reality,” Smith added. “And everything, whether it’s Joe Biden’s sharpest attacks or Kamala Harris’ glee, whether it’s Donald Trump being Hitler or Tony Hinchcliffe being the guy who attended the event and made some kind of comment. ”

Before Biden withdrew from the race, Republicans emphasized to Democrats and corporate media how Biden’s mental health appeared to be deteriorating. But Democratic lawmakers continued to oppose the call until the June debate against the former president, when many began to question whether Biden could serve another four years in office.

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