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Jen Psaki Calls Out Joe Rogan’s MAGA Lies
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00:00Former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has taken aim at podcast host Joe Rogan for promoting
00:06conspiracy theories linked to the MAGA movement and white nationalism, while also expressing
00:12concern over recent changes at the top of the FBI. On her MSNBC show Inside with Jen Psaki,
00:21she addressed Rogan's repeated claims that the January 6th Capitol attack was a false flag
00:26operation orchestrated by U.S. federal agencies. Psaki dismissed those allegations as reckless and
00:33unfounded, warning that such narratives erode public trust in democratic institutions and law
00:40enforcement. These are not harmless speculations, Psaki stated. When public figures irresponsibly
00:48amplify these theories, they contribute to a broader effort to discredit the truth and confuse the
00:55public. Psaki also responded to Rogan's personal remarks after he referred to her as a propagandist
01:02on a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. She countered by urging for more responsible
01:09discourse in the media landscape, saying that name-calling and misinformation may boost ratings,
01:15but they damage civic understanding. In addition to her critique of Rogan, Psaki voiced scepticism
01:22regarding the FBI's latest leadership appointments. Without naming specific individuals, she raised
01:29concerns about whether partisan loyalties could interfere with the agency's independence and
01:34accountability. The American people deserve a law enforcement system that is impartial, transparent and
01:42free from political influence, she added. This latest exchange reflects ongoing tensions between
01:49mainstream political figures and popular independent commentators, with debates over credibility,
01:55influence, and the future of democratic norms continuing to dominate public dialogue.
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