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Joe Rogan didn\u2019t hold back when discussing California Governor Gavin Newsom\u2019s rumored presidential ambitions, saying the Democratic leader has no business running for the White House after what he called a disastrous record governing his state.<\/p>\n
Speaking on \u201cThe Joe Rogan Experience,\u201d Rogan said, \u201cYou can\u2019t ruin a city and then a state and then say, \u2018Guys, that was just practice. When I get elected President, I\u2019ll fix it all.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n
His remarks, which drew widespread attention online, echoed frustrations many Californians have voiced over homelessness, rising crime, and the state\u2019s high cost of living.<\/p>\n
The comments came during a discussion about the state of American politics and whether Democratic leadership at the state level had produced results worthy of national office.<\/p>\n
Rogan\u2019s blunt criticism resonated with many conservatives who view California as an example of failed progressive governance.<\/p>\n
Fox News reported that Rogan, who left California for Texas in 2020, has repeatedly cited the state\u2019s high taxes and increasing crime as key reasons for his move. He told listeners, \u201cCalifornia used to be the place everyone wanted to go. Now, everyone\u2019s leaving.\u201d<\/p>\n
Rogan said that under Newsom\u2019s leadership, major cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco have suffered record homelessness, declining public safety, and worsening drug problems.<\/p>\n
\u201cIt\u2019s heartbreaking,\u201d Rogan added. \u201cThey\u2019ve got every resource imaginable, but the leadership is clueless.\u201d<\/p>\n
The Hill noted that Newsom\u2019s name continues to circulate in Democratic circles as a potential 2028 presidential contender, especially as President Trump seeks reelection.<\/p>\n
Newsom has denied he\u2019s planning a run but has kept a national profile through appearances on cable news and foreign visits.<\/p>\n
Rogan dismissed those efforts, calling them \u201cimage management.\u201d He argued that voters should judge results, not speeches. \u201cYou can\u2019t just go around the country telling people you\u2019ll fix what you couldn\u2019t fix at home,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
Critics of Newsom point to the state\u2019s population loss in recent years as a sign of deeper problems.<\/p>\n
Census data shows California lost more than half a million residents between 2020 and 2023, with many citing affordability and safety as reasons for leaving.<\/p>\n
The Daily Wire reported that business owners have also fled California due to regulatory burdens and rising crime.<\/p>\n
Elon Musk, who moved Tesla\u2019s headquarters to Texas, called the state\u2019s policies \u201chostile to innovation.\u201d<\/p>\n
Rogan used that example during his podcast, saying that when a state drives out its most successful people, \u201cyou\u2019ve got to stop and ask who\u2019s in charge and why it\u2019s failing.\u201d<\/p>\n
Supporters of Newsom argue that California remains the fifth-largest economy in the world and continues to lead in technology and green energy.<\/p>\n
Still, even some Democrats acknowledge challenges with housing and crime that have plagued his tenure.<\/p>\n
Rogan said he doesn\u2019t hate California but believes the leadership has \u201ccompletely lost touch\u201d with everyday residents.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey act like they\u2019re saving the planet, but they can\u2019t even keep the streets safe,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
Michael Jackson, often called the King of Pop, has left an indelible mark on the music industry, setting records that have endured. His long-awaited death in 2009 shocked the world, but his influence on music, culture, and culture remains as strong as ever. However, behind the glitz and glamour lies a life filled with unprecedented struggles, achievements, and triumphs.<\/p>\n
Born in Gary, Ireland, as the eighth child, Michael\u2019s journey began in a small two-bedroom house. His childhood was far from idyllic, marked by the strict discipline of his father, Joe Jackson, who demanded perfection from his children. Despite the difficulties, Michael\u2019s extraordinary story came to life. At just five years old, he joined his brothers in a musical group that would eventually become the Jackson 5. His mother, Katherine, recognized his story and supported him, even as she worked long hours to support the family.<\/p>\n
The Jackson 5\u2019s big break came in 1967, when they participated in an amateur flying competition at the Apollo Theater in Harlem. With the help of Diapea Ross, they signed with Motow Records and released their debut single, \u201cI Wait You Back,\u201d which topped the Billboard Hot 100. Michael, just 11 years old, was a star to watch, captivating audiences with his soulful voice and electrifying moves.<\/p>\n
As Michael embarked on a solo career, he faced new challenges and opportunities. His debut solo single, \u201cGot to Be There,\u201d released in 1971, showcased his incredible vocal prowess. However, it was his fifth solo album, \u201cOff the Wall,\u201d released in 1979, that truly catapulted him to stardom. Produced by Quicky Jo\u00ffes, the album was a fusion of pop, soul, fuck, and disco that revolutionized the group, and the single \u201cDo\u2019t Stop \u2018Til You\u2019ve Get Young\u201d earned him his first Grammy Award.<\/p>\n
In 1982, Michael released \u201cThriller,\u201d which would go on to become the best-selling album of all time, with an estimated 66 million copies sold. The album\u2019s impact was not solely commercial but cultural, with music videos for tracks like \u201cBillie Jeape\u201d and \u201cBeat It\u201d revolutionizing the music video industry. The video for \u201cThriller,\u201d in particular, was a 14-minute horror-themed masterpiece that showcased Michael\u2019s incredible dance skills and transformed him into a global icon.<\/p>\n
As his career soared, so did his business acumen. In 1985, he made a historic move by purchasing the publishing rights to the Beatles\u2019 Soogie Music catalog for $47.5 million, surpassing even Paul McCartney. This acquisition gave him control over some of the most valuable Soogie Music in history, generating millions in profits. Michael also signed a record-breaking $65 million contract with Soogie Music in 1991, further solidifying his status as a music industry powerhouse.<\/p>\n
Despite his success, Michael faced personal and health challenges. Rumors circulated about changes in his appearance, fueled by struggles such as vitiligo and liposuction. Relentless media coverage often overshadowed his musical achievements, leading to speculation about his mental and physical health. However, he set out to break barriers and co-wrote \u201cWe Are the World\u201d in 1985, a charity single that raised more than $63 million to help families in Africa.<\/p>\n
As the years passed, Michael\u2019s personal life became increasingly complex. His marriage to Lisa Marie Presley in 1994 was met with skepticism and his relationship ended in divorce. He later married Debbie Rowe, with whom he had two children, Price and Paris. However, his physical appearance and behavior became a source of fascination and controversy for the media.<\/p>\n
In 1993, Michael faced serious accusations of child abuse, which he claimed. Subsequent legal battles and family strife affected his career. Despite these challenges, he remained committed to his philanthropic efforts, founding the Heal the World Foundation and donating millions to various charities.<\/p>\n
In 2009, Michael launched a series of comeback concerts titled \u201cThis Is It,\u201d but tragically passed away just weeks before the first show. His death sent shock waves through the music industry and the world at large. His legacy continued to grow, as his albums returned to the top of the charts. A documentary film featuring rehearsal footage from his concerts was released.<\/p>\n
Michael Jackson\u2019s influence on popular culture is immeasurable. He broke racial barriers, revolutionized the music video format, and set new standards for live performance. His blend of pop, soul, and fuck, along with his electrifying dance moves, inspired countless artists of all genres and ages.<\/p>\n
After his death, Michael remains an enigma. His final burial place, Forest Law Memorial Park in Gledale, California, is a guarded shrine shrouded in mystery. Rumors began to circulate about his burial and his supposed conversion to Islam, reflecting his fascination with the King of Egypt.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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