‘NOT A GOOD LOOK’

Joe Rogan Humiliates Trump Over Bill Maher ‘Break-Up’ Screed

The podcaster said Trump is acting like “a girl who got dumped.”

Joe Rogan eviscerated President Donald Trump, 80, over what he called Trump’s “break-up letter” to comedian Bill Maher.

Maher, 70, roasted Trump’s low approval rating on his show Real Time just days after dining at the White House. Trump initially said the dinner “was great,” but the president shifted his stance after Maher’s comments. He called Maher a “complete and total loser,” “very insecure,” and a “major pothead” in a 1322-word, typo-riddled essay on Truth Social.

“It’s like a girl who got dumped, like ‘f--- him, he’s always a loser,’ and that kind of thing,” Rogan, 59, said about the president on his Thursday podcast. “It’s really crazy.”

Rogan called Trump’s post “this long f---ing scroll,” then pulled it up and read it aloud in its entirety, which took him about nine minutes. Rogan said Trump’s reaction was so extensive because “he gets very upset when people talk about the polls.”

“I don’t even think what Bill Maher said was that bad,” Rogan added, “I think the thing that got him was saying that Trump lost all of his support with the Republican Party.”

Trump’s posting sprees only further plummet his reputation, he continued.

“Things like that letter to Bill Maher are not the best,” Rogan said. “Like, that’s not a good look.”

Rogan himself has had an on-again, off-again relationship with the president. In the months leading up to the midterm election, the podcaster has grown increasingly critical of the president he once supported publicly. He cites Trump’s various wars, his handling of the Epstein Files, and his deployment of ICE agents across the country as reasons for his shift.

“I did kind of help Trump,” Rogan said on his podcast in September, “but other than that, I’ve been left-wing my whole life. I have very left-wing views on a lot of things. I also recognize when government is taking over our lives. And what we were sold with the Trump administration would be that it would drain the swamp. Obviously, it’s not been ideal in that regard.”

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Dana Herrnstadt Editorial Intern, Obsessed

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