Hey Joe Rogan, you owe me—and millions—an apology.

This is coming from a fan. Somebody who has watched you since 2016. Somebody who has preached your name and your word to friends, defended you in conversations, and believed you were the real deal.

This isn’t coming from a hater.

This is coming from someone who has finally realized I was duped.

You sold yourself as one thing and then became the exact opposite.

And the “I’m just a cage fighter comedian” act?

Done.

Finished.

You literally shaped elections. You helped make presidents.

You’ve had senators, security directors, global leaders sitting across from you. And yet, when it came to the things you claimed to care most about—like the Epstein files—you said nothing.

You had the people who knew the truth right in front of you, and you let it slide.

That’s where the accountability comes in.

You’re no longer just a comic with a podcast.

You’re a kingmaker.

And with that kind of power comes responsibility.

And here’s the part that should hurt the most, Joe: you’ve literally become the thing you spent decades railing against. 

You are now the propaganda arm of the U.S. government—the messenger boy for the same system you swore you’d never serve.

Let’s be real — this isn’t even about Trump.

Trump’s gonna Trump.

He’ll play every angle, twist every moment, and somehow always find a way to call it a win. That’s his game. It’s almost predictable at this point.

But this piece? It’s not about him.

How does that feel?

They don’t care about you, Joe.

They don’t love you.

They’re just using you.

What they care about is your platform, your reach, your power.

You became the megaphone for the very machine you once mocked.

Now, I don’t even need your apology. What I do want is this: bring Donald Trump back on your show.

Not for the politics, not for the culture wars.

Just to ask him one question:

“Why do you allow Benjamin Netanyahu to hold more power than you? Why do you let him starve Palestinians in Gaza?”

That’s it. No spin. No softball. No “just asking questions.” Put it on the table.

Pull the Aladdin move—show Trump the Jafar in the room.

Make him realize he doesn’t have to be a pawn to a war criminal.

If you did that—if you actually used your platform for something beyond entertainment—you could redeem yourself.

Not fully.

But maybe 5%. And that 5% matters. Not for me. Not for politics.

But for the starving, voiceless people who don’t have the luxury of podcasts, sponsors, and Spotify deals.

You could do it, Joe.

You really could.

And if you did, I’d tell people you finally became what you always pretended to be.

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