00:05:13It has to do if you see a man die and you feel like it was under circumstances that were unjustified, regardless of George Floyd, regardless of Charlie Kirk, you do not celebrate it because you're a human being.
00:05:23And through that, you have empathy for other human beings.
00:08:18So, to me, I wonder, you know, Rogan said something on a show a couple years ago where he said, hey, maybe not even a couple years ago, maybe like nine months ago,
00:08:27about what he feels is going to happen with the jokes about Charlie Kirk.
00:08:31What angle a lot of people are going to take.
00:08:32Where it's going to be like, hey, they're going to start joking.
00:08:34And the person that ended up doing that is a friend of his.
00:08:37Dave Chappelle is a good friend of Joe Rogan.
00:08:38They've done a lot of stuff together over the years.
00:08:40You go to MGM Madison Square, and when you go to MGM in Vegas,
00:08:44the posters on the wall are Chappelle and Rogan.
00:08:46So, you know, sometimes when something like this happens, is this it?
00:08:49You know, I celebrate when I was close friends and time periods on comedy
00:08:52where I wonder what he thinks about Dave Chappelle's comments.
00:12:41We have to remind people on the left, and it's hard, we're not going to win them all
00:12:45over, but we have to remind people, because again, it shouldn't be right versus left.
00:12:48It's a human issue that everyone is a human being in the end of the day.
00:12:52I don't want you to get sucked into the anger and let it consume you because then they win.
00:12:57Then that and it's going to as much as you say right now, it's a left issue.
00:13:00It is in five years from now, you will see the pendulum swing the other way because it's a natural response to this kind of rhetoric and this kind of violence.