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#27 - Trump Takes the Mic on Rogan, Kamala Stirs Controversy, and Tim Pool's Drama · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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  Ladies and gentlemen, 45 and soon to be 47 is going on the Joe Rogan podcast
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  tomorrow, October 25th, Friday.
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  Get your popcorn ready. It is going to be one for the ages. You do not want to miss it.
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  Get ready. It is going to be fire nonstop, and it's going to be a show that's
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  going to be dissected for years to come. This is going to be huge.
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  I think a lot of people out there understand that this is a ginormous situation
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  that we are going to experience.
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  Bigger than the election itself. Joe Rogan and Trump in the same room actually
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  sitting down together having three hours to talk.
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  To just sit back, chill. These are going to be two badasses sitting in a room
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  just discussing matters that are going to be astronomical proportions for our
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  lives and the entire world's lives. Get ready.
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  This is going to be amazing. It's actually happening. I cannot believe it.
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  Music.
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  10, 9, 8, 7. Welcome to the Brandon Fogel Show.
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  Every moment is an electrifying event.
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  This is not just a podcast. It's a revolution of thought. Unfiltered, real and raw.
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  The Brandon Fogel Show, where excellence meets evolution.
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  If you had a chance to sit down with Trump for three hours, what would you ask him?
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  The alleged quote of President Trump is, I need the kind of generals that Hitler had.
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  I mean, from the beginning, they kept saying, Trump is Hitler.
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  He's a dictator. He's going to be a dictator.
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  And it keeps ramping up more and more and more.
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  I mean, just the other day, Joe Biden said, we got to lock him up.
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  We got to lock him up. And the crowd cheered. The crowd went wild.
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  We're talking about Donald Trump going on the King of Pop, the King of Pop,
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  Joe Rogan tomorrow, October 25th.
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  There's still some hesitation by Kamala Harris because I hear she's not going
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  on there, but then it's like, it's still undecided.
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  I think she is watching her words so tightly that she's not coming off as an
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  authentic person because she's so careful of she doesn't want to say the wrong
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  thing. She says it slow and it doesn't seem...
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  Genuine. And I think that's the main thing. And people just want to see,
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  what do you really believe, Kamala?
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  Where do you stand on this issue? What are you going to do if you have the nuclear
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  codes at your fingertips?
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  What are you going to do? What are you going to do with our lives?
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  What decisions are you going to make that's going to impact how we live and our family's future?
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  What are you going to do, Kamala? And I think she doesn't really give a straightforward
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  answer. And we are not going to know until she is seated in the Oval Office.
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  And I don't think that's going to happen. I don't think she's going to be the
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  one seated in the Oval Office.
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  But man, I mean, it's election night is going to be insane.
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  It's not going to be decided over that night. It's not going to be decided by
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  the next day. It's not. I know it won't.
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  It's going to be something that's going to drag out for probably at least a few days, maybe a week.
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  And then someone's going to be crowned. And then, I mean,
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  and this is what I said when I tweeted back at that Joe Rogan headquarters that
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  said, do you think that Joe should bring up to President Trump about the Hitler
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  comment that Kamala Harris went out and propagated that Trump said this?
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  The Dems gotta know that this is setting us up for civil war,
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  putting something like this out there.
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  Her saying this because it wasn't just on a podcast.
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  It wasn't just oh off the
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  cuff answering a question she might made us like
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  an official formal press briefing
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  with the american flags behind her at standing at the podium and reading off
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  this and i couldn't even believe it it seems like it seems like a deep fake
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  it seems like is this actually happening is this actually happening that the
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  the could be possible potential president future president of the United States,
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  and the one that might falter and not end up there, is saying this.
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  That it's going to spark something. It's going to give people justification.
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  It's going to give people a reason to do something crazy.
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  I mean, if you're saying this about the could-be president of the United States,
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  President Trump, comparing him to Hitler, you know?
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  Because, I mean, if you were a person and you had a time machine and you could
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  go back in time and you could pop Hitler before he rose to power, would you do it?
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  And it seems like the Democrats are putting it out there, putting it in people's
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  minds that they can do this, that this gives people support to go and pull something like this off.
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  That's why we've seen within this same year, two assassination attempts.
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  So this just seems extremely nuts and insane that this type of stuff is happening,
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  that she's out there putting that out there.
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  I mean, she's not even just letting her surrogates talk about this and tell
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  people about this and let it just happen. she's going to a formal press briefing
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  and giving this to the American people as she is seated as the vice president
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  of the United States. And she's doing that.
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  That seems to me, that blew me away and saying something like this and putting
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  this out there, it is empowering people to go out there and do something crazy and nuts.
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  Joe Rogan and the podcast with Trump coming on there, it's going to be good.
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  I'm just going to devour it the whole, the whole time through,
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  you know, I'm going to try to watch it multiple times, but I do have to bring this up as well.
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  This isn't in regards to Trump and Rogan, but I have to bring this up as well
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  because this was, it may not be news to everyone out there, but it's news to the people that matter.
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  Tim cast, Tim pool, his show, Tim cast IRL almost stopped and ceased to exist
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  this week. I don't know if y'all caught that.
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  I don't know if y'all caught that, but it almost stopped and it,
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  it, it, it caused me to step back and reevaluate some things. Like what is going on?
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  Someone I highly admire, Tim Pool.
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  I like Tim Pool and I like his whole setup, everything that he's doing. I love it.
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  Whenever I heard that, I was like blown away. Like what is happening?
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  It's like, it's when you see your world start crashing down,
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  you know, imploding within itself.
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  And I was just seeing him talking about, he can't sustain this anymore.
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  He's going to have to stop the show. And it said that this may be the last podcast.
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  It was more like almost just technical difficulties in sustaining his operation.
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  It brings up a good point because it reminds me of any business,
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  any business that's out there in the United States.
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  It's hard to have people bought in doing everything they can to make your business
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  shine as much as possible because it's not their business.
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  It's not their business. there's the owner that has all the stake in it has
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  all the risks that they put in it and then you have people that come along even
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  if they're your best friends they're employees and their heart and soul is not.
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  Completely bought in because they haven't
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  footed the bill and paid for everything that's happening it's kind
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  of weird because it's and he's talking about like people that
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  just get lazy and i mean like it's obvious like
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  in any type of work environment people get
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  lazy because they're not they're not completely sold on the company and and
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  it goes with with the company that you're with a lot of times they'll drop you
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  at the drop of a hat so it's like it's hard to sometimes buy in always And I
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  think that's even with his operation and his show that he has going on,
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  he's obviously hired a lot of his friends and buddies.
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  And when he sees other people not putting forth the effort and him having to
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  kind of hold their hand in everything that they're doing.
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  And if things just falling through, unless he is watching it in every minute
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  detail, he's like, I can't, I can't do this anymore. And he almost had to just close up shop.
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  And whenever I heard that, and I think it, I don't know if he pulled a fast
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  one on us. I did. Tim Pool, did you pull a fast one on us?
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  Were you, were you, I don't think he was trying to pull a fast one at all.
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  I don't think that, I don't think so at all.
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  But to me, it was like seeing someone that's real, what they're going through
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  and just expressing what they think of in this industry, in a business itself.
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  It doesn't matter if you have the smallest business on Main Street or you have a huge corporation.
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  Businesses are businesses. They're run a little bit different,
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  but at the end of the day, they're run by people for now.
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  They're run by people and people get fed up with the companies they work for
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  because they're not completely bought in and people get lazy.
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  I think by nature, people get lazy.
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  And if you don't have stake in the game, it's that whole office space movie.
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  If I bust my butt and give it all I got, I don't see an extra dime, you know?
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  So it's like people lose that, that fight and that desire, that hunger,
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  because it's not their company. It's not their business.
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  It's the, it's the big wigs. It's their business.
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  And they're kind of just having you as a cog, pushing a button and doing certain
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  things. But at the end of the day, it's their business.
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  If you don't have skin in the game and it's not your company,
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  you get lazy and people get lazy.
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  And on his show, people were getting lazy and he was about to cut it all out
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  and say, I'm, I'm, I'm going back to, I'm going back to my roots.
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  He's saying Tim, Tim Pool is going back to his roots and doing his,
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  his show that he handles by himself.
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  Singularity is a morning show of just, just talking about the news,
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  basically just talking about the news and going through the news of the day.
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  And I, for, I had honestly forgot that he even did that.
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  Like, because I used to always watch his shows of him sitting down in front
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  of a computer and kind of just going through the news and the news of the day.
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  They're like in 30-minute segments.
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  These are the most important news. Joe Rogan, President Trump,
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  Kamala Harris, you know, and then Tim Pool.
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  Tim Pool, because I absolutely love his show. Absolutely love it.
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  But to me, it's fun. That's the fun stuff.
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