Communication Professor Reacts to Joe Rogan and Sanjay Gupta

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[hagbard]

Gupta went back to CNN and backed them up on their horse dewormer claim. If I were Rogan, I'd just sue as a matter of principle.

[kristinmudra]

The best part for me was the parental, lecturing tone Rogan had when he said "it should bother you, too."

[apassagebeyond]

This was by far Joe’s best performance ever on any of his podcasts. Usually he tends to go along with whomever he’s talking to, but this time he really stood up for himself against the lies of the lying clown network. He brought up great points about how a “news” station was deliberately Lying. Great job Mr. Rogan!

[rylter]

For me "That should bother you too" was a straight K.O. The rest of the conversation was had in the locker room after the fight.

[donk]

Calling a doctor “dude” is a mad power play and I love it. It establishes that though he’s a professional in his own field he is an equal when discussing the truth

[borutopicks]

it was already a knockout the moment joe said “it should bother you too”.

[freshmenasper]

You know he is a good at linguistic analysis when he used boxing combos for all the mma fans that he knows r watching, well done sir!

[Doomzdayxx]

"that bothered you" was a critical error on Gupta's part. It just sounded so snarky and condescending. Rogan could have further pressed Gupta more than he already did and really made him pay for that but I imagine that he wanted to finish the podcast and didn't want Gupta storming out. Objectively, Rogan won and made Gupta/CNN look like shit.

[minners]

was my favorite part. Not letting him off the hook.

[KnuckleHunkybuck]

Honestly, I think Rogan's questioning "Dude?" was one of the most effective conversational tools he used here. In one single word, he was able to convey "We're just two guys talking, let's cut through the bullshit and just answer the question."

[ECONservativemba]

Hey, Coach Alex, very good job staying out of the politics while still clearly demonstrating the power dynamic and facts related to this exchange between Rogan and Gupta. That is a difficult line to walk and you very astutely navigated the discussion!

[questionable-ethics]

This demonstrates that communication and the art of conversation, even debate, is much easier when you have nothing to hide.

[MXEDBAG]

I love how Gupta said “you watched?” as if he were surprised to hear that anybody still watches CNN 🤣

[dreamthemusicnow]

My appreciation for Joe Rogan just went up exponentially... standing his ground for the truth and being a gentleman while doing it... that's pretty wonderful in my book!

[imstlivn]

Alex, my Professor of Communications uses your videos heavily in the curriculum. I am so grateful that he did, your videos have been paramount to my leaving the course with a 106%.

[Jonster_sfc]

I’m a fighter and a communication major! You’re an awesome coach and professor!

[vigilantslacker]

Seen a lot of comments on this but “it should bother you too” was not only the perfect thing to say but was perfectly delivered as well. Moments like this remind people how good Rogan is at his job.

[MLB_CoercedFreemanOutOfATL]

“Should bother you too”.
That’s the problem…doesn’t bother him at all, or plenty of others.

[taracappis]

That is hands down one of the best interviews - loved every minute of it and share it frequently with people who believe the media always tells the truth - Joe won that one hands down

[livinlarge]

Rogan asked "Why did CNN lie?" Gupta responded "I don't know." Gupta confirmed the lie with that response, but offered no explanation as to why.