Podcaster Joe Rogan chopped Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Democrats for failing to attract young people.
Walz was a guest on Monday’s California governor’s podcast “This Is Gavin Newsom,” where the two discussed the Democratic Party’s failure to attract young male voters.
During part of the conversation, Walz suggested that Republicans attack him during the campaign because he had a legal appeal to men: “I think I kind of scared them, [which is] Walz added: “Why do they spend a lot of time when the news agency responds with a smile.
Rogan teased Walz’s claims to Republican threats on Friday.
Podcaster Joe Rogan mocks Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for trying to attract young people. (Rogan’s photo is from Michael S. Schwartz/Getty Images | Walz photo is from Jim Vondruska/Getty Images
“Do they fear him because he can fix the truck?” Rogan was confused, mocking the idea: “They are threatened by masculinity.”
“’I know how to fix a truck,” Logan said mocking Waltz. “You? I bet you don’t! If I bring you a broken truck and a bag of tools, you’re f — Ed!”
Podcast Chris Williamson jokes that Democrats are trying to use Walz to attract masculinity.
“Yes, it’s crazy,” Logan said. “I think they’re lost. I mean, they’re lost, too, because they can’t control the narrative anymore.”
Tim Walz
On the third day of the Democratic National Convention (DNC) held at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois, on August 21, 2024. (Reuters/Brendan McDermid)
Rogan also raised the Democratic struggle to attract young people, noting that the way liberal commentators talk about many male hobbies and interests basically encoded them as “right wing.”
He criticized the liberal message saying: “Any male is ‘right’ anything – you can’t be a male, like, you are not interested in physical health, anything -“
Williamson laughed at the same mentality and said, “’This is a right-wing pipeline.”
Logan said: “Yes. You don’t like express. You don’t even like Tesla anymore, it’s the fastest car.
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Minnesota governor and former Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz criticized the Harris/Walz campaign after losses in the presidential election last year. (Al Drago/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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