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Joe Rogan has been at the epicenter of controversy and conversation in the past few days, making headline news with his warning that the United States is rapidly approaching what he describes as a step seven on the path to a bona fide civil war. During a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience featuring Brian Redban, Rogan reflected on the September assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, stating that the public’s reaction, including some people celebrating Kirk’s murder in front of his family, is emblematic of a society on the verge of collapse. According to The Independent, Rogan argued that such reactions reveal a deep sickness in the national dialogue and called for Americans to rediscover the ability to talk through their differences rather than glorifying violence. His remarks, widely echoed and debated in conservative and mainstream media, were picked up by The Hill and AOL, both underscoring Rogan’s view that political polarization and incidents of violence signal a dark new era of American life. Rogan’s comments provoked intense scrutiny on social media, with the hashtag #JoeRogan trended on X, formerly Twitter, as supporters and critics sparred over whether Rogan is making a sober assessment of America’s trajectory or fanning the flames of paranoia.

Meanwhile, Rogan is still under the microscope for his continued tendency to platform controversial figures and spread misinformation. Yale Climate Connections and Skeptical Science posted a detailed critique just days ago, highlighting how Rogan’s recent episodes have given airtime to guests who deny scientific consensus on climate change and use classic patterns of science denial. In their words, Rogan is accused of cherry-picking data, misrepresenting scientific studies, and resorting to conspiracy theories—in particular, giving a platform to guests like Richard Lindzen and William Happer, whose climate skepticism is not supported by mainstream science. These criticisms are significant because Rogan’s reach—bolstered by his fifty million combined followers—ensures that misinformation travels far and wide, making this an ongoing and high-profile issue for both climate activists and science communicators.

In business news, Rogan made waves with a Halloween episode featuring Elon Musk, where Musk repeated thoroughly debunked claims of massive fraud in Social Security. Fact checkers, including Sludge, noted that Rogan allowed Musk to reiterate these stories, reacting with apparent surprise despite having previously read fact-checks that exposed those very claims as false. The episode received widespread attention, both for the highly controversial content and for Rogan’s role in amplifying it to millions.

In the realm of political commentary, Rogan joined comedian Adam Carolla on Fox News to lambaste California Governor Gavin Newsom’s management of the state, arguing that Newsom should take direct responsibility for the state’s problems rather than deflecting blame. Fox News positioned Rogan as a central voice in the ongoing criticism of blue state leadership, further cementing his status as a favorite guest for conservative media outlets.

Rogan also weighed in on global media trends, issuing a blistering response after top BBC bosses resigned in the wake of an edited Donald Trump clip, according to coverage in LADbible and UNILAD. Rogan’s take: it’s a symptom of broader institutional decline in media credibility, a common theme on his program.

No major business deals or groundbreaking new ventures from Rogan have been publicly confirmed in the past few days, nor has he announced any new tour dates or book releases. Social media has been awash, however, with discussions about his latest civil war warning, often debating whether Rogan is the ultimate truth-teller or a reckless provocateur. As of now, there are no verified reports of legal...