Joe Rogan
ON THE RECORD · 13 verbatim quotes · every quote source-verified
“It's a great word. It's a great word for also yourself.”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan argued the word whore is a great word that can also apply to oneself.
“And he's a great guy. It's just a joke.”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan defended Gillis as a great guy and said the controversial remark was just a joke.
“So, when you see a guy joking around about a woman dressing like a whore, you connect it to horrible thoughts, like horrible actions, like real actual evil men that actually. Because, like, there's a lot of men that genuinely hate women. Shane Gillis is not one of them,”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan argued that real misogyny exists but Shane Gillis is not one of the men who genuinely hate women.
“Like, I freely admit that when I did the second iteration of ‘Fear Factor’ is because I was being a whore. They offered me a f---load of money to come back in 2011 and host ‘Fear Factor’ again. And I'm like, 'I'm a whore. Let's go,'”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan admitted he returned to host Fear Factor in 2011 for a large sum of money, calling himself a whore.
“But for some people, those words — and then you see like the word police people, which is hilarious. ‘We need to stop using that word.’ ‘We're still using the word whore.’ Like, you're not?”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan mocked what he called the word police who want to stop use of the word whore.
“I guess the word ‘whore’ is what gets them. I get it. I get that you get upset. Well, it's also because like real misogyny actually exists,”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-15 · reported 2026-10-16
Rogan discussed the backlash to Gillis's SNL monologue with influencer Cody Tucker on his podcast Thursday.
“I know some people that are like legitimately spiritual. Some of the nicest people that I know,”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-10-13 · reported 2026-10-14
Rogan agreed with Lorre about spirituality, describing a Christian acquaintance who helped homeless people.
“from the fact that we’re in a war that we can’t win in Iran”
Joe Rogan · said date not stated · reported 2026-09-21
Joe Rogan said renaming Lake Ontario is a move meant to distract Americans from the war in Iran.
“There is also a significant difference in the amount of taxing that it takes on Islam's body,”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-08-15 · reported 2026-08-17
Rogan noted the physical toll Makhachev faces grappling with larger welterweights.
“He did what he had to do and was really tested in ways we haven't seen him tested before,”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-08-15 · reported 2026-08-17
Rogan commented on Islam Makhachev's first welterweight title defense against Ian Machado Garry after UFC 330.
“What happens if he fights those guys? The gap is bigger than it is with Ian Garry. Ian, out of the 10 victories he's had inside the octagon, has only had three stoppages. Morales kills everybody he touches. Carlos Prates is a murderer. He just puts it on you and knocks out guys with one shot. Ian is not that same guy. He's a strategic striker who's very technical, but he doesn't have nuclear power. Carlos Prates has nuclear power, Morales has nuclear power, and they're both massive guys.”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-08-15 · reported 2026-08-17
Rogan contrasted Ian Machado Garry's technical striking with the knockout power of contenders Carlos Prates and Michael Morales.
“The tax that he has to pay to hold these bigger, stronger guys down. Look at what he did to Dustin Poirier, look at what he did to Charles Oliveira. Just crushes them when he gets on top of them. This is the difference between him at 155 and him at 170. I understand what he wants to do, but man, if I was in his corner, I'd be like, 'Maybe we (should go back down).'”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-08-15 · reported 2026-08-17
Rogan compared Makhachev's dominance over lightweights such as Dustin Poirier and Charles Oliveira with his performance at welterweight, suggesting he might return to 155.
“It was a difficult fight. Although he won by a good margin, a healthy margin, it was moments where you're used to Islam having a certain amount of control and dominance that he just didn't seem to have over the bigger guys. This is the question as he's moved up to 170. There's some guys like Morales that are absolutely gigantic.”
Joe Rogan · said 2026-08-15 · reported 2026-08-17
Rogan said Makhachev lacked his usual control and dominance against bigger opponents at 170 pounds.