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Joe Rogan has been criticized for his interview with NFL star Aaron Rodgers on a new episode of his podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience. Newsweek reached out to Rogan's representative via email for comment.
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While airing his grievances about vaccines and what he says doctors advocating for socialized medicine, Aaron Rodgers revealed that people close to him have cancer.
The closest Rodgers came to addressing his football situation happened when he mentioned that a “number of people in my life” are battling cancer. That meshes with prior comment to Pat McAfee that Rodgers’s inability to commit to a team flows from personal issues.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers hinted during an interview with Joe Rogan the personal issues he has committed to this offseason.
Dr Hawass was slammed by Joe Rogan Experience viewers for consistently saying "it's in my book" when asked questions by the 57-year-old and cutting off the host on a number of occasions.
Rodgers was later asked outright if he would sign with the Steelers, to which he gave a vague answer. “You never know,” Rodgers said. This is another sign it will eventually get done, though no one seems to know quite for sure when Rodgers will eventually ink the deal.
During an interview with Joe Rogan, NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers spoke out against allowing transgender athletes to compete in professional sports.
NFL star Aaron Rodgers criticized the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, calling it "anti-woman" during a Joe Rogan interview.
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