Rogan SLAMS Trump: “CRAZY”

Microphone in soundproof studio with On Air sign.

Joe Rogan, a Trump supporter, publicly mocked the President’s controversial White House “Presidential Walk of Fame” plaques as “crazy” and dangerous for American institutions.

Story Highlights

Trump installed partisan attack plaques targeting Biden and Obama in White House
Rogan warns plaques set dangerous precedent for future left-wing retaliation
Biden plaque labels him “worst President in American history” citing inflation and border failures
Comedy guests compare Trump’s actions to dictatorial behavior

Trump’s White House “Walk of Fame” Sparks Controversy

President Trump recently installed a “Presidential Walk of Fame” featuring plaques with highly critical assessments of former presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama. The Biden plaque particularly stands out, describing him as “Sleepy Joe Biden… by far, the worst President in American history.” It attributes multiple disasters to Biden including high inflation, border crises, the catastrophic Afghanistan withdrawal, and foreign conflicts while proclaiming Trump will “SAVE AMERICA!” These installations represent an unprecedented departure from traditional neutral White House historical displays.

Rogan Expresses Shock Despite Past Trump Support

During his Christmas episode with comedian Shane Gillis, Rogan read the Biden plaque text aloud while repeatedly expressing disbelief. “You shouldn’t be allowed to do this,” Rogan declared, warning it “opens up the door for someone on the left” to retaliate with similar partisan attacks. His criticism carries particular weight given his 2024 endorsement of Trump, making his current concerns about institutional norms especially noteworthy for conservative audiences who respect both figures.

Conservative Voices Warn About Institutional Damage

Guest Shane Gillis characterized the plaques as resembling something from an “African dictatorship,” while Tom Segura in a separate episode suggested Trump is “losing it” and called the installations “nuttier” than his other controversial moves. These comedians, speaking to Rogan’s massive audience, expressed genuine concern about the precedent being set. Rogan specifically worried that future liberal presidents could install equally harsh plaques attacking conservative leaders, transforming the White House into a partisan battleground rather than a symbol of national unity.

The plaques join other Trump White House modifications including paving over the Rose Garden and renaming the Kennedy Center after himself. While Trump supporters may appreciate his direct criticism of Biden’s failed policies, Rogan’s warnings about institutional precedent deserve serious consideration. The risk of leftist retaliation could indeed turn America’s most sacred political space into a weapon for partisan attacks, undermining the dignity that conservatives traditionally value in presidential institutions.