Every fact-checked Joe Rogan claim

“So all the wheat in our country started being sprayed that year in 2006 with glyphosate. And that's the year you saw this explosion of celiac diseases and, you…”

Kennedy claims that when US wheat farmers began using glyphosate as a pre-harvest desiccant around 2006, that same year saw an 'explosion' of celiac disease and gluten allergies, implying causation.

“But they took atrazine and they put it in a tank with 40 frogs for three years. They put it below the exposure levels that EPA considers acceptable to humans.…”

Kennedy claims a study exposed 40 male frogs to atrazine at doses below the level the EPA considers acceptable for human exposure, that 4 of them turned into fertile females, and that 30 of the remaining frogs were chemically castrated.

“we got enough science on this now to show that non-Hodgkin's lymphoma is being caused by glyphosate”

Kennedy claims that in the Monsanto litigation he brought, the scientific evidence was sufficient to establish that glyphosate causes non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

“And in 1973, Monsanto had to stop producing DDT because we passed the laws at that time. And that was its flagship product.”

Kennedy claims Monsanto was forced to stop producing DDT in 1973 due to new laws, and that DDT had been Monsanto's flagship product before it pivoted to glyphosate.

“one of the things I noticed when there was a test that came out or a study that came out recently that showed that an enormous percentage of Americans, it was…”

Rogan claims a recent study found roughly 90 percent of Americans tested had detectable glyphosate in their blood.

“the President has made a billion-dollar commitment, not only the regenerate farming, but also to developing new ways of of dramatically reducing the amount of…”

Kennedy claims President Trump made a billion-dollar commitment to regenerative farming and to developing new technologies that dramatically reduce agricultural chemical use.

“It's associated with non-alcoholic Like fatty liver disease. There's a scientific association, but it's not strong enough for people to litigate on these. The…”

Kennedy claims glyphosate exposure has a scientific association with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, and that the Roundup litigation was based specifically and solely on non-Hodgkin lymphoma evidence.

“She was paying $1,500 per acre for pesticides, for mainly glyphosate and for a manual labor. And now with this machine, it's $300. She's saving over $1,000 an…”

Kennedy claims a specific South Texas onion farmer's per-acre weed-control costs dropped from $1,500 to $300 by switching from glyphosate/manual labor to a laser-weeding machine.

“It destroys the microbiome and the soil. And because of that, the soil can't... You don't get water infiltration in the soil.”

Kennedy claims glyphosate use destroys soil microbiome and water infiltration, causing runoff that is destroying farms, calling the practice unsustainable.

“Right now, according to the industry reports, 99% of our glyphosate comes from China. The Pentagon and others said this is an extreme national security vulnera…”

Kennedy claims 99% of the glyphosate used in the US comes from China, framed by the Pentagon as an extreme national security vulnerability.

“the company that's making this has paid $11 billion in my lawsuit. They're just about to sign another $7. 6 billion settlement. There's 65,000 cases out there,…”

Kennedy claims Bayer/Monsanto has paid $11 billion, is about to sign an additional $7.6 billion Roundup settlement, faces 65,000 pending cases, and has said it will exit the glyphosate business without legal relief.

“by the way people should know that after 20 hours of being awake. You are as impaired cognitive Lee as you would be if you are legally drunk.”

Walker claims that after 20 hours of being awake, a person is as cognitively impaired as if they were legally drunk.

“if your dieting but you're not getting sufficient sleep 70% of all the weight that you lose will come from a lean body mass muscle and not fat your body become…”

Walker claims that when dieting without sufficient sleep, 70% of the weight lost comes from lean body mass (muscle) rather than fat.

“It seems kills more people on the roads than either alcohol or drugs combined. Why are why are drowsy driving accidents?”

Walker claims drowsy driving kills more people on the roads than alcohol or drugs combined.

“the Rand Corporation did an independent survey 2 years ago on the demonstrable cost of a lack of sleep to Global economies. What they found was that a lack of…”

Walker claims a RAND Corporation study found that insufficient sleep costs most nations about 2% of their GDP.

“the men who sleep 5 to 6 hours a night. We'll have a level of testosterone which is that of someone 10 years that Xenia to a lack of sleep will age you buy a d…”

Walker claims men who sleep 5 to 6 hours a night have testosterone levels equivalent to someone 10 years older, effectively aging them a decade in terms of wellness and virility.

“so that's clear is an unfortunate Truth The Surety of sleep the show to your life. Well short sleep predict all-cause mortality, which is really ironic because…”

Walker claims that the shorter your sleep, the shorter your life, framing short sleep as a predictor of all-cause mortality.

“So what it was was a device that had a little picture of a hand on a glass plate with pins in it, so you could jam your hand in there.”

Lazar claims S4 used a specific hand-geometry access-control scanner, a glass plate with alignment pins that measured finger-bone length via light, to grant entry and print security badges.

“uncovered that i mean he saw my birth certificate disappear he um it disappeared yeah there was no record of you being”

Corbell claims investigative reporter George Knapp discovered that Bob Lazar's birth certificate had been made to disappear, with no record of it remaining.

“The $22 million was for OSAP that was pushed through through Congress, three congressmen, right, an astronaut. It was pushed through. And that's what that $22…”

Corbell claims the U.S. government spends more money every year on Viagra than the $22 million spent on the Pentagon's UFO study program.

“In fact, you need 223 grams machined into a wedge like this. The program out at S-4 consisted of three projects, Project Galileo, Project Sidekick, and Projec…”

Lazar states 223 grams of element 115 were needed as reactor fuel and names three specific project codenames (Galileo, Sidekick, Looking Glass) run out of S-4.

“That map is the oldest map of Papus Lake known in the hands of the government that is public domain. That map, and everybody's going to be listening to this,…”

Vendittelli claims a public-domain 1941 U.S. Department of the Interior map shows a road running directly into the site where Bob Lazar said S-4 is located.

“like he's one of the best i've ever seen his name is scott mitchell and he says there are pictures that were taken in 2020 and they ironically those pictures…”

Vendittelli says a researcher named Scott Mitchell obtained aerial photos of Papoose Lake taken by a private pilot on December 25, 2020, showing what Vendittelli identifies as camouflaged hangar bay doors.

“there's different isotopes of every element. And element 115, just like any other element, there can be a stable version of it and a hundred or 50 different un…”

Lazar claims element 115 (moscovium) can exist in a stable isotope form alongside many unstable isotopes.

“So Element 115 was not even really discussed back when you were doing this. It wasn't even discovered or proven physically until it was a large Hadron Collide…”

Rogan asserts element 115 was first proven to exist via a Large Hadron Collider experiment in the 2000s.

“built built into the laws like bill Bill C-16 in Canada now, and the same in the laws in New York City that govern the use of these gender pronouns. Built into…”

Peterson claims Bill C-16 and New York City pronoun laws have written into them the idea that identity has no biological foundation and is purely subjective.

“because the university regarded that as against the university policies and also against the Ontario Human Rights Code, so also illegal. And as my employers, t…”

Peterson claims that refusing to use preferred gender pronouns is against the Ontario Human Rights Code and therefore illegal, and that his employer is legally responsible for everything he says under that legislation.

“So what's happening is the law is already such that not using one of these made-up pronouns is a crime, whereas using a racial epithet isn't.”

Peterson claims Canadian law already makes failing to use alternative gender pronouns a crime while using a racial epithet is not a crime.

“Yes. They wouldn't have changed the damn criminal. They put it in the hate speech category and altered the criminal code. It's as simple as that.”

Peterson claims Bill C-16 altered Canada's Criminal Code by adding gender identity to the hate-speech category, arguing this proves the law has real legal teeth.

“How about all the different people that they executed and then sold their blood to the Viet Cong?”

Rogan claims the Castro regime executed political prisoners and sold their blood to the Viet Cong.

“the student who screamed up a storm about the male professor, who was the husband of the woman who wrote the pro-Halloween costume letter, it turned out she wa…”

Peterson claims that at the Yale Halloween costume controversy, the student who confronted the professor had herself sat on the hiring committee that hired him.

“No, it didn't exist, there's no evidence for it whatsoever, it's complicated but it's the telling of a kind of psychological myth as if it was history”

Peterson claims there is no evidence whatsoever for the prehistoric matriarchal society described by archaeologist Marija Gimbutas, calling it pure myth.

“And Solzhenitsyn won a Nobel Prize for that book and for his other writing and it was one of the one of the key there was a couple of things that brought down…”

Peterson claims Solzhenitsyn won his Nobel Prize for The Gulag Archipelago.

“He once shut down an entire domain name, which had 11 million websites on it, because he thought it was kind of poor quality.”

Epstein claims a former Google employee unilaterally shut down an entire domain hosting 11 million websites because he deemed it low quality.

“the Southern Poverty Law Center wrote an article where they claimed, I went to Iran for a Holocaust deniers conference, and I've never been to Iran.”

Tim Pool claims the Southern Poverty Law Center published an article falsely stating he attended a Holocaust deniers conference in Iran, which he says never happened.

“They removed all his published papers, all of his peer-reviewed, all of his work, all of his papers that are scientific papers. They removed all that from Wiki…”

Rogan claims Wikipedia deleted all of Andrew Huberman's published peer-reviewed scientific papers from his Wikipedia page after Huberman made a comment following an RFK Jr. podcast appearance.

“It took Mother Nature 3.6 million years to put this thing called sleep necessity in place, and we've come along and within the space of a hundred years, we've…”

Walker claims that sleep as a biological necessity took 3.6 million years of evolution to develop, and that modern society has cut sleep time by almost 20% within the last hundred years.

“In 2013, you know, when this first came out, President Obama went out on stage, because he was getting singed in the press, and said, take it from me, nobody i…”

Snowden attributes to President Obama a direct quote saying 'nobody is listening to your phone calls' in response to the 2013 NSA leaks.

“Well, Julian Assange has literally been tortured.”

Snowden states that Julian Assange has literally been tortured.

“They said, you know, first they said mass surveillance had stopped 54 terrorist attacks in the United States. Then they dropped it to seven. And then they drop…”

Snowden claims the government's public justification for mass NSA surveillance shrank from stopping 54 terrorist attacks to 7, then to just 1.

“We have spent trillions of dollars, trillions of dollars, killing faraway people who, literally going by the statistics, are more likely to be non-combatants t…”

Snowden claims that, by the statistics, people killed in U.S. drone/war operations are more likely to be civilians than combatants.

“i mean twitter will ban you for dead naming someone they will ban you for life meaning if you transition to be a woman and you call yourself edwina and i call…”

Rogan claims Twitter will permanently ban a user with no possibility of appeal for a single instance of deadnaming someone.

“right now NASA is spending the equivalent of one attack helicopter a year on investigating the comet and asteroid danger. You know, $50 million a year.”

The guest states NASA spends about $50 million a year investigating comet and asteroid impact danger.

“there's a thing called the Taurid meteor stream, which is 30 million kilometers wide and which envelops the solar system.”

The guest claims the Taurid meteor stream is 30 million kilometers wide and is the debris of a 100km-diameter comet that caused a cataclysmic impact on the North American ice cap 12,800 years ago.

“117 percent of the people that are uh registered to vote in california”

The speaker relays a claim (attributed to Kayleigh McEnany) that 117% of registered voters in California could receive mail-in ballots, implying widespread voter fraud.

“Okay, it says World Health Organization estimates that. Sorry, it's 600,000, so I must have been citing figures over a decade. There is a part on here that say…”

Peterson claims WHO data shows over 90% of the world's children breathe toxic air and cites conflicting death tolls (600,000 vs up to 7 million per year) from air pollution.

“But it slowed that doubling rate by 86%, which is pretty profound.”

Patrick claims a study found 60mg/day of sulforaphane slowed the doubling rate of PSA (a prostate cancer biomarker) by 86%.

“And at that point, the median, that's the middle of the distribution, was 99 million sperm per milliliter.”

Swan states her 2017 meta-analysis found median sperm concentration in Western countries fell from 99 million/mL in 1973 to 47 million/mL in 2011.

“2007, out comes this hypothesis with mainstream backing by mainstream scientists saying that it looks like there was a series, not just one impact, but multipl…”

Hancock claims the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis (multiple comet fragments striking Earth ~12,800 years ago) has mainstream scientific backing.

“And they were given four grams a day for five years, 8,000 patients, randomized placebo-controlled different countries, and it reduced, and these actually were…”

Patrick describes a large randomized placebo-controlled trial of 4g/day EPA fish oil in ~8,000 statin patients with high triglycerides over 5 years that lowered cardiovascular disease risk by about 28-30%, and calls it 'the VITAL study.'