Joe Rogan criticizes Trump’s Iran war policy on his podcast

9 articles · Updated · The Daily Beast · Apr 24

Rogan, with 11 million listeners per episode, condemned Trump’s handling of Operation Midnight Hammer, which targeted Iranian nuclear sites, days after attending an Oval Office event with the president.
Despite Trump’s efforts to win Rogan’s support—inviting him to witness an executive order on psychedelic drug reviews—Rogan questioned the war’s motives and long-term consequences, suggesting Israeli influence and expressing concern about a prolonged U.S. presence.
Several right-wing commentators, including Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson, have also distanced themselves from Trump over the Iran conflict, reflecting growing conservative unease about the administration’s foreign policy direction.

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