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Dean Obeidallah says that 'as a comedian' he wants to defend Joe Rogan, but as a good person, he can't

We really feel for SiriusXM host Dean Obeidallah, as he’s torn between his instincts as a comedian and his innate goodness. Podcaster Joe Rogan said some bad things for which he’s apologized, but Obeidallah still can’t defend him no matter how much he wants to. He poured out his heart on MSNBC’s website:

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Obeidallah writes:

We can debate Rogan’s past remarks all day, but here’s the thing: Rogan is exactly who you think he is. He is the podcast host who has spewed racist comments, cried about white male victimhood and featured extreme-right guests who have a record of white nationalism and other forms of bigotry. Indeed, that’s precisely how Rogan cultivated his massive audience of primarily young, white men: with comments and commentary designed to entertain that very crowd. That rocketed him to the top of the podcast charts, which, in turn, led to a 2020 deal with Spotify reported to be worth $100 million.

Obeidallah writes that he’s been a full-time comedian for nearly 15 years.

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