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Trump Loses the Manosphere? | Pivot

August 03, 2025 / 00:44

This episode discusses Joe Rogan's critical stance on President Trump, particularly regarding Trump's response to Jeffrey Epstein. It highlights the shift in male-centric podcasts where hosts express regret for supporting Trump.

Key discussions include Rogan's comments on Trump's reaction to Epstein and the broader implications for male-centric podcasts. The episode mentions other podcasters like Andrew Schultz and Shane Gillis, who have also criticized Trump.

The conversation touches on how these hosts are acknowledging their past support for Trump and the changing attitudes within the podcasting community.

Additionally, the episode references the South Park creators, emphasizing their willingness to critique various figures without hesitation.

TLDR

Joe Rogan criticizes Trump over Epstein, reflecting a shift in podcasting attitudes.

Episode

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Joe Rogan is turning into a real thorn in the side for President Trump. Let's listen to a clip of Rogan talking about

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Trump's reaction to all things Epstein. You have this one hardcore line in the sand that everybody been talking about

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forever and then they're trying to gaslight you on that. I do think it matters. Male centric podcasts. There

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has been a significant tide shift. These guys to their credit are saying I, you know, I was wrong. I

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do not support these policies. A couple of them have said I regret voting for him.

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It's a combo of all of them. It's not just Rogan. I mean, Schultz has been particularly vehement about it and Shane

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Gillis is now mocking him, making fun of him. Then you have the South Park guys.

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Yeah, Honeybadger don't give a They'll go after everybody.

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Tide Shift00:17
Regretful Voters00:26
Mockery of Trump00:34