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Rogan Questions Trump's Iran Strikes

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Joe Rogan ponders if Trumps Iran strikes were a distraction from domestic issues, like the Epstein files, and questions the U.S.s involvement in the conflict. Rogan speculates that Trump might have been misled by his team, but the White House denies this. The podcast episode sparks debate about trust in D.C. decisions and the motivations behind major political moves.

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Rogan Questions Trump's Iran Strikes

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rogan Questions Trump's Iran Strikes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 8th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, your front row to the latest buzz. I'm Cory with the story. Joe Rogan hit the mic on his podcast and floated a wild theory. Maybe President Trump kicked off the strikes on Iran to shift eyes away from Messesant, home, like the heat over how the administration's handling those Epstein files. He didn't name Epstein straight up, but pointed out how leaders have long sparked wars to bury domestic drama. Rogan made it clear he wasn't locking in that motive for the Iran bombs, but admitted it sure looks like a classic playbook move. He sounded straight baffled by the whole thing, questioning why the U.S. jumped into this fight supposedly to curb terrorists, especially when folks are loving drones into apartments in schools. A lot of listeners and fans feel straight betrayed since Trump campaigned hard in 2024 on ditching endless wars. Rogan called the conflict stupid last month, saying it plays right into Israel's hands

more than America's, and nobody in the know really backs it. He even speculated Trump, who he endorsed before, might have got played by his own team, keeping him from the full picture. But White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt shut that down quick, insisting Trump demands total honesty from advisors and gets every angle. All this buzz has folks rethinking trust in DC moves, especially with tensions still hot overseas, and questions piling up stateside. Rogan stirring the pot, forcing us to peep deeper into what drives these big calls.

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