Rogan: Trump 'Tricked' into Iran Strike

On April 1, Joe Rogan is calling out what he sees as a set up in the White House, saying

Donald Trump got tricked by his own team into striking Iran.

On his latest podcast, Rogan and guest Andrew Jarecki broke it down, pointing to reports

that Trump gets daily video briefings packed with nothing but explosions blowing up.

They say his advisors feed him these clips instead of full reports, keeping things simple

and fiery.

Jarecki noted Trump prefers watching over reading, so he's just seeing destruction montages

that hype up the winds.

Rogan jumped in, arguing nobody, smart thinks this war is a good move, and the team is blocking

any real nuance view to keep him locked in.

White House press secretary Caroline Levitt fired back hard, calling it nonsense from folks

who weren't even in the room.

She insists Trump pulls opinions from everyone around him and demands straight talk from

his top advisors.

Meanwhile, Trump's base is turning sour, feeling betrayed since he campaigned on ending endless

wars.

Back on his March 10th episode, with Michael Shellenberger, Rogan vented frustration, questioning

why we're in this mess that doesn't match Trump's no more war's promise.

He even hinted it might serve outside interests, like Israel's push.

Trump's trying to shift blame too, publicly crediting defense secretary Pete Hegseth

for urging the strike during a Tennessee speech.

Rogan's support for the president keeps slipping as these Iran details unfold.

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