Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2032 - BJ Penn & Tulsi Gabbard
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #2032 - BJ Penn & Tulsi Gabbard' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2023-09-07. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #2032 - BJ Penn & Tulsi Gabbard

Joe Rogan podcast check it out the Joe Rogan experience train by day Joe Rogan
podcast by
night all day yep bro yeah we're doing a fight companion Saturday yeah fight
campaign is fun
it is have a little whiskey watch the fights talk a little shit Eddie Bravo
brings up some crazy
conspiracies every time this time Eddie's out so Sam Tripoli's in we brought it
is he's even
more deep into the world of conspiracy and he's hilarious but conspiracy theory
is the code
name for spoiler spoiler alert it used well it was invented the term conspiracy
theories was invented
after they conspired to kill the president that's that's when conspiracy
conspiracy theory the term
conspiracy theory started getting thrown around right around the time that
Kennedy got assassinated and it
was directly because there were so many people that had all these theories
there was all these stories
the shots from the grassy knoll and until dick Gregory went on the Geraldo
Rivera show which I think was
there's a it says this was they used many years later like at least eight years
later right what after the assassination it says that they used it came before
that yeah it was a different
assassination attempt Oh it was another assassination attempt Garfield
oh it was another assassination Garfield
interesting interesting are we talking 1881
Oh conspiracy theorists interesting when did the Zapruder film come out so they
had the Zapruder film
I think his name was Abraham Zapruder he was at the scene and he was filming
the president as he was driving down and as he was driving down he caught the
shots he caught the shot to the neck and he sees Kennedy hold at his neck and
then he sees the head go back and to the left so 1975
okay look think about that the assassination was 63 so what was in 63 what was
in 63 63 Kennedy was his house that's what I'm saying yeah this was a writer
film released by Dick Greger who is a stand-up comedian
wow Dick Gregory brought it to the Geraldo Rivera show with this other
gentleman and then they played the shot to the neck and then they put the shot
to the neck and he sees Kennedy holding his neck and then he sees the head go
back and to the left so 1975 okay think about that the assassination was 63
so yeah what was in 63 what was in 63 63 Kennedy was his house that's what I'm
saying yeah this was a writer film was released by Dick Greger who is a stand-up
comedian
wow Dick Gregory brought it to the Geraldo Rivera show with this other
gentleman and then they played it for America and the whole country got to see
Kennedy's head go back into the left and this spray of blood and everybody's
like wait this was what what happened what happened did they ever say why it
took so long because it's fake no because it was on things going on no it was
owned by life so I believe what happened was
Zapruder sold it to life life had it and they wouldn't release it so they
either they thought it was too disturbing or maybe they were told not to we
also we also have to remember that back then there's no VCRs like it's very
hard to watch something like this you'd have to have one of those reel-to-reel
cameras that you could set up and watch me nobody watched films at home you
watch what was on television right so when they played that this
this was monumental this is not so and then you had to be there to see it you
couldn't you couldn't just pause it you couldn't rewind it there was none of
that there's no DVR and you couldn't tell your friends on social media you had
to like go to work the next day and go did you see that Geraldo Rivera but just
by the way I think it was on late at night too
um I think it actually says good morning or good night hold on I think it's a
late America yeah yeah good night I think it was a late night show
is that what blew Geraldo up
no Geraldo was already doing well he was already an established journalist
which is why he was the host of that show
and I think it was a I think it was a little late at night so fucking nobody
was watching right you know like a small amount of people watching and then you
know they play this they see it once they go what the fuck did I just see and
then it takes forever for books to come out
and now you got Tucker Carlson on Fox News saying the CIA killed Kennedy and
you're like what did he just
say yeah what did he just say that on TV like what yeah yeah imagine how
imagine how um long it took for
somebody to find out who the president was before the telegraph type oh yeah
two years and now imagine
those elections oh my god right the checks and balances right right right like
when Washington
imagine if Washington stole the election it's funny right it is funny it is
funny what if we found out
Lincoln was a total brawl right they all stole the election like what had
people assassinated that voted
incorrectly it's amazing but Lincoln ran and lost like five times or something
right before he won
I don't remember if it's for president or when he ran for a different office
but back then they would
stand in front of the whole town like on a literal soapbox and talk for hours
yeah hours and hours in
front of everybody yeah explaining what they were going to do yeah amazing so
you gotta you gotta imagine
that when this spruder film came out that was a moment where like you gotta
also realize this is like
during the time of the vietnam war so there's already massive distrust in
government and people
are like well you know what it what happened exactly and then the books start
coming out you know books
start coming out like best evidence by david lift 12 years later yeah 12 years
and nobody but the cia saw it
i'm sure yeah it wasn't they were there it was it wasn't until it wasn't until
dick gregory a stand-up
comedian brings it to the geraldo rivera show yeah incredible yeah it's a that's
amazing yeah i thought
it was two years it came out two years late but wow 12 years 12 years you know
so 75 so you know just
imagine something that happened 12 years ago for us like what 2011 which by the
way that sounds crazy it
does that's great that was 12 years ago what the is happening time is flying
too fast and what like
what what a world we live in now where even if the government tried to withhold
information or tries
to as as they do with social media and all these different platforms it it it's
very very hard
it's very very hard so they try to push a narrative and then different people
have questions and you
know it creates this environment where if if the truth is not being told people
people can pick up on
it yeah they then the new mayor in um in maui because i was surprised he got in
because um victorino was
so loyal kept the pandemic on he even did that where you got to reset your
vaccination status or whatever
but when i saw bison in he's so smart i mean they're talking they're like what
about social media he just
being a judge right or he just looks over and says i don't got time for that
stuff
and looks for you know it's just they're really smart speakers and they know
what they're doing out
there right the people in office you know well i mean tulsi can speak to that
better than anybody
i don't i don't know um mayor bis i i may have met him in passing uh but this
has been one of the big
failures around uh the aftermath of the wildfire on maui is this total vacuum
of of information from
government officials to the people and uh in that vacuum obviously people have
all kinds of ideas
or theories or this or that but people were left without any kind of
communication from anyone in
a position of authority to provide help for days and weeks and it created
massive problems and so you
know uh the immediate line of response needed to come from the county and from
the mayor and from their
emergency response director and unfortunately uh they did not communicate they're
still not communicating
there's still a huge lack of transparency and therefore an increasing level of
uh distrust
in any of the any of the levels of government that should be bending over
backwards to answer
questions and to say hey here's what we're going here's what's going on every
single day here's what
we're doing here's what we're trying to do here's what we're having a hard time
doing whatever the case may be
um it has just it's it's been a major problem from the beginning do you think
that this is a complete
lack because of a complete lack of preparedness that this is an unprecedented
type of disaster never
happened before it happens and they just weren't prepared they don't know what
to do and they just
it's incompetence i think that that is very true um and there's you know in
hindsight there are things
going back as you know maui has experienced drought year after year after year
brush fires are a common
occurrence especially on the west side of maui uh where lahaina is the the the
side of the island that
was most most impacted by this um you know it is you know being prepared for
wildfires on maui is
something that if you look at their you know emergency assessment documents uh
it's mentioned almost as as a bit of
an afterthought maui fire has been vastly undermanned and under resourced for
quite some time so there's
all these different things you can look at from a preparedness level that that
should have been
addressed long before but from uh you know the you know the county officials uh
yes they were completely
overwhelmed and unprepared uh for this unprecedented wildfire it's the worst
wildfire our country has seen in
over a hundred years uh but the problem is once you get to that point like oh
this is really really really
bad not only in in the hundreds of lives lost in that fire but the surrounding
communities of people
who who survived but who went without power who went without any cell phone
signal any ability to
communicate with people who didn't have you know all of the gas stations in
their neighborhood they were
empty there was no way to get gas they couldn't get food they couldn't get
clean water the water uh supply
systems were contaminated i mean all of there there was disaster upon disaster
that came in the aftermath
of the fire that went unaddressed and my biggest i i went there a few days
after uh the fire happened
maui was my district for eight years when i served in congress and had a lot of
friends there and went out to
those affected communities and what i heard over and over again was no one from
the county the state or the
federal government has shown their face in our community it is neighbors
helping neighbors families
helping families people on the island of molokai which you know they they don't
have much on their
island everything comes in by barge they're loading up whatever they have in
their general store on these
little boats and and running them over to west maui on a private boat dock
because that was the only
place that they wouldn't be blocked from bringing food and water and medical
supplies now why are people
being blocked i keep hearing that about people being blocked is it because they
haven't gotten an
accurate death count is because they have to make an assessment of how much was
damaged and it's so
matt massive it's so vast that they haven't been able to do that yet like why
is it being blocked
things are things so things are being opened up now i think people are able to
to get in and out of the
west maui area i understand that the the historic town of lahaina uh is still
being blocked off and
they're they're working on reopening it um as we speak but in the in the couple
of weeks after the fire
i don't have a good answer why they continue to block the roads again to those
surrounding
communities why they had why they blocked people like kai lenny and others from
using their jet skis
and boats to try to bring supplies in through the water um you could say well
we want we were trying to
secure the area but you're blocking you're blocking friends and family from
coming in and bringing necessary
supplies literally doing supply ru