Joe Rogan says BBC’s deceptive edit of Trump shows ‘rotting’ ideology in media

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Podcaster Joe Rogan said several of President Donald Trump’s legal battles against press outlets, such as the BBC’s “crazy” edit of Trump’s speech on Jan. 6, 2021, “seem to be legitimate.”

Two BBC executives resigned after a report showed that the outlet spliced together two clips of Trump’s speech that were 54 minutes apart, making it appear as if the president called for violence at the U.S. Capitol. Rogan said the outlet’s edit is “nuts,” and they were “publicly” lying against a U.S. president on the internet, which “anybody can see.”

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