"It's Just Frantic": Joe Rogan Blows Up Joy Behar For Claiming He "Believes In Dragons"

Podcast host Joe Rogan blew up on �The View� cohost Joy Behar for claiming
that he �believes in dragons� and then saying that was a good reason for
people to discredit his program.

During the most recent episode of �The Joe Rogan Experience� podcast that
dropped on Thanksgiving Day, Rogan was speaking to his guests about Behar,
who recently said, �we went from Walter Cronkite, basically, to this guy Joe
Rogan who believes in dragons. I checked it.�

�I had to read the thing about �The View� because I just thought it was
funny,� Rogan said. �Joy Behar was trying to say I believe in dragons! She
said, �I checked it, I checked it!� And then the lady goes, �Did you double
check it,� and she goes, �I checked it, he believes in dragons. They lived
alongside people.��

�This is the most important part,� he added. �This is right after she was
saying, �We are run by ABC News, you should trust us,� not Joe Rogan who
believes in dragons,� so by saying we should trust them because they�re
double checked by ABC News and then making the stupidest f**kng statement �
You didn�t listen to what I said, you didn�t listen to what the wildlife
biologist said.�

�When you�re worried about losing your job and you�re worried about podcasts
taking over and who is the source of news and, �We said Donald Trump is
Hitler, but half the country disagreed with us and this is crazy and Joe
Rogan believes in dragons!� It�s just frantic,� the podcast host continued.

Rogan closed out the segment making it clear he had �no hate� for Behar and
would even give her a hug if he saw her.

�I�d probably say the same thing about me if I was her,� the podcast host
said. �It�s no big deal, I don�t care, but it�s a silly thing saying it. It
undermines your own personal credibility if you say we�re so good because
we�re supported by ABC News and then you Joe Rogan believes in dragons in the
next sentence.�

Despite Behar�s claim, what Rogan actually said was that he was �fascinated�
by the things that did not exist but still appeared across cultures � like
dragons. He then explained that he believed people had seen something real,
like a large lizard, which inspired exaggerations and stories that led to the
legends. On the notion of fire-breathing dragons that hoarded treasure,
Rogan�s assessment was simple: �Bulls***.�

After video of Behar�s wild claim began circulating on X � and someone
pointed out that �The View� had labeled him a �dragon believer� � Rogan
announced: �That�s my new official X description.�

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