"In this country in particular, I don't know about Australian politics, but we only have two parties and they're both essentially financed by enormous corporations, so it's a ruse, Rogan argued. The whole thing's a ruse. You have different social issues on each side that come up, and then it becomes this, you're with us or you're against us, right versus left. It's going nowhere good, Crowe added. Nowhere good, Rogan echoed."
"Rogan has long denied being either a Democrat or a Republican, describing himself as more socially liberal on many issues and more fiscally conservative in other areas. He interviewed Trump just before the 2024 presidential election and offered him a last-minute endorsement. Rogan's political leanings tended to be more Libertarian before Trump. The podcaster was long supportive of Ron Paul, the Libertarian-leaning former Texas Republican congressman, and he interviewed and endorsed Libertarian Gary Johnson in the 2016 presidential election."
Joe Rogan and Russell Crowe criticized the dominance of the two major American political parties, calling the system a ruse financed by large corporations. They argued that partisan divisions force people into opposing camps based on selected social issues, creating unproductive polarization. Crowe related the U.S. dynamic to Australian perspectives, noting Australians look outward toward the United States. Rogan described his own positioning as socially liberal and fiscally conservative, recounting past Libertarian support for figures like Ron Paul and Gary Johnson and noting a recent endorsement of Donald Trump in 2024.
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