Every fact-checked Joe Rogan claim
972 published receipts, newest first. Each links to the full quote, timestamp, evidence, and who benefits.
- Tim PoolJRE #1258
“I believe as a Saudi prince owns what 6% of Twitter. So when I, is that true? I'm just want to make sure it's”
Tim Pool claims a Saudi prince owns approximately 6% of Twitter's shares.
- Calley MeansJRE #2210
“Study after study shows they have two cohorts of people. They've got people that exercise and eat whole foods, and then they have people that do antidepressant…”
Calley Means claims studies show people who exercise and eat whole foods without drugs or therapy have demonstrably better depression outcomes than those on antidepressants and therapy.
- Jeremy CorbellJRE #1361
“It's a misnomer, actually, that AATIP was the recipient of the $22 million. It was actually Harry Reid who created a program called AAWSAP. AAWSAP was the sole…”
Corbell claims the New York Times was wrong to report that AATIP received the $22 million UFO program funding, asserting the money actually went to a separate Harry Reid program called AAWSAP.
- Brian MurareskuJRE #1543
“there's this really interesting place called the Raqefet Cave. And it was a burial site with about 30 individuals. This is between 11,700 BC and 9,700 BC. A te…”
Muraresku claims a Stanford-led excavation at Raqefet Cave in Israel found 13,000-year-old evidence of beer brewing in a burial site.
- Joe RoganJRE #1054
“Jesse Karmazin agrees his startup Ambrosia is charging about $8,000 a pop, expensive, for blood transfusions from people under 25. He said at Code Conference o…”
A claim (read from an article) that entrepreneur Jesse Karmazin's startup Ambrosia charges about $8,000 for young-blood plasma transfusions marketed for anti-aging effects.
- Flint DibbleJRE #2136
“And I'd say we could definitively prove there was no large-scale metallurgy in the Ice Age. If you look at ice cores in the Arctic, right, we can track metallu…”
Dibble claims Arctic ice cores record lead emissions from Roman and medieval metallurgy but show no metallurgical emissions during the Ice Age, ruling out a large-scale metal-working civilization then.
- Mel GibsonJRE #2254
“They stopped using it for chemotherapy because it was killing them quicker than cancer was.”
Gibson claims AZT was discontinued as a chemotherapy drug because it killed cancer patients faster than the cancer itself.
- Joe RoganJRE #737
“you know like a normal person in your testosterone level would be like a low 300 a high 800 vitor was like 1475 and he looked like a fucking silverback and jus…”
Rogan claims normal adult male testosterone levels range roughly 300-800 ng/dL, and that Vitor Belfort tested at approximately 1,475 during his UFC testosterone-replacement-therapy run.
- Suzanne HumphriesJRE #2294
“passed in 1986. But before 1986, we had 1976, which was the swine flu vaccine fiasco. And that was a situation where there was so much injury that the vaccine…”
Humphries states that the 1976 swine flu vaccine caused so much injury (Guillain-Barre) that manufacturers lost insurance and the government indemnified them, setting a precedent for the 1986 vaccine act.
- Graham HancockJRE #2215
“result of heavy rainfall, exposure to heavy rainfall for thousands of years. And you have to go back to the Younger Dryas to get that kind of heavy rainfall in…”
Geologist Robert Schoch attributed the weathering of the Sphinx to thousands of years of heavy rainfall, implying it is more than 12,000 years old.
- Jordan PetersonJRE #1769
“the united states has cut its carbon emissions 15% in the last 20 years it's gone down not up down why fracking fracking yeah fracking really”
Peterson claims the US has cut its carbon emissions by 15% over the last 20 years primarily due to fracking.
- Dr. PhilJRE #1254
“I generally think it's a good thing because I think 58% of our rural markets today have no psychiatrist available and something like 50% or roughly have no men…”
Dr. Phil claims 58% of U.S. rural markets have no psychiatrist available and roughly 50% have no mental health professional of any kind available.
- Joe RoganJRE #2262
“So the budget of the Division of Neuroscience alone was $2.6 billion in the last fiscal year, and this guy was a key leader for the effort.”
The budget of the NIA Division of Neuroscience was 2.6 billion dollars in the last fiscal year and Masliah was a key leader of it.
- Suzanne HumphriesJRE #2294
“Anthony Fauci writes about it. Morens and Fauci wrote a paper basically admitting everything. I think it was in 2023 or 2024 about these shots. And he said the…”
Humphries claims a 2023 or 2024 paper by Morens and Fauci admitted that COVID shots are the same as flu shots and would not have been licensed under prior standards.
- Jeremy CorbellJRE #1315
“The $22 million was for AAWSAP that was pushed through through Congress, three congressmen, right, an astronaut. It was pushed through. And that's what that $2…”
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.
- Peter McCulloughJRE #1747
“Now, Tenforde came in in JAMA, and this was published in the fall of this year, and they had an 85% protection overall against hospitalization.”
McCullough cites a JAMA paper reporting 85% vaccine protection against hospitalization while suggesting the true protective effect is inflated by testing bias.
- Graham HancockJRE #1284
“At a place called Jaco Sa in the Amazon, you can find a square perfectly enclosing a circle. Now, that is an exercise called squaring the circle that our acade…”
Hancock claims an Amazonian earthwork site demonstrates the geometric 'squaring the circle' concept predating the Greeks, who are credited by academics as first performing it.
- Robert MaloneJRE #1757
“The only way that I can understand how all of this messaging, censorship, deplatforming, track is Tony Fauci canceling the esteemed virologist Peter Duesberg b…”
Malone claims Anthony Fauci was responsible for 'canceling' virologist Peter Duesberg over Duesberg's HIV/AIDS origin claims, framing it as an early precedent for COVID-era censorship.
- Mel GibsonJRE #2254
“I question carbon dating. Yeah.”
Gibson states he questions the validity of carbon dating as a scientific method, in response to being asked about 11,000-year-old carbon-dated structures like Gobekli Tepe.
- Casey MeansJRE #2210
“You know, and Marty Makary talks about this, like I certainly didn't learn that medical error and medication is the third leading cause of death in the United…”
Casey Means claims medical error and medication is the third leading cause of death in the United States.
- Dr. Neil RiordanJRE #1066
“The BNP came down in every single case. The ejection fraction, which measures kind of like the efficiency, how much blood your heart's pumping on each stroke,…”
Riordan claims that in clinical trials, a heart-failure biomarker (BNP) decreased and ejection fraction increased in every single patient treated with stem cells.
- Casey MeansJRE #2210
“We've got 77% of young Americans can't serve in the military because of obesity or drug abuse.”
Casey Means claims 77 percent of young Americans cannot serve in the military because of obesity or drug abuse.
- Dr. PhilJRE #2105
“I've seen estimates anywhere from 5.5 million to 10 million years of life lost by the fact that they won't have the achievement that they might have had otherw…”
Dr. Phil claims school closures during COVID will cost students 5.5 to 10 million years of life expectancy, and that around 30% of fifth and eighth graders and 19% of high school graduates cannot read at a basic level.
- Joe RoganJRE #2262
“You know what state has the largest population per capita of black bears in the country? Wyoming, Manhattan? New Jersey. No way. Yep, New Jersey. New Jersey. N…”
Rogan claims New Jersey has the largest per-capita black bear population of any US state.
- Kanye WestJRE #1554
“So a lot of mavericks will, you know, spend their money on their ideas and they'll invest in what they see the future is. And I ended up netting ten million.”
Kanye West says that after spending on his own ideas, he ended up netting ten million dollars in a year, a figure he immediately contrasts elsewhere in the same interview with a five-billion-dollar net worth.
- Suzanne HumphriesJRE #2294
“I read this crazy statistic, and I still can't believe it's real, that 95 to 99 percent of all polio is asymptomatic. So polio virus is what we call a commensa…”
Humphries states that 95 to 99 percent of polio infections are asymptomatic and that poliovirus is a commensal organism.
- Elon MuskJRE #1169
“No, it's not possible.”
Musk states flatly that a giant building-sized atmospheric carbon-capture filter is "not possible."
- Suzanne HumphriesJRE #2294
“What happens so the spike of COVID, which is the evil part of COVID, has all these horrible lab engineered proteins encoded into them and two of them are snake…”
Humphries claims the COVID spike protein contains two lab-engineered snake toxin proteins that bind nicotinic receptors, and that nicotine can block those receptors.
- Kanye WestJRE #1554
“There's the last figure I saw was there were 210000 deaths due to covid in America and everywhere you go, you see someone with a mask on. One thousand black ch…”
Kanye West claims about 210,000 Americans had died of COVID-19 by that point while roughly 1,000 Black children are aborted daily, implying more Black children have died from abortion than Americans from COVID since February.
- Graham HancockJRE #1284
“There's a comet up there called Comet Encke, which is part of the Taurid meteor stream. It's a large fragment of the original giant comet. Comet Encke has a di…”
Hancock claims there is a comet named 'Comet Enki,' 5-6 kilometers in diameter, that is a surviving fragment of the original giant comet behind the Taurid meteor stream.
- Jack DorseyJRE #1258
“and subsequent to our decision, I believe the FBI also designated them.”
Jack Dorsey claims that after Twitter's decision to ban the Proud Boys, the FBI also designated them an extremist organization.
- Alex BerensonJRE #1246
“The people who commit suicide in the United States are middle-aged white men. And that's a fact.”
Berenson asserts that the people who commit suicide in the United States are middle-aged white men, minimizing the young-girls figure as a comparatively small number.
- Joe RoganJRE #1718
“are four to six times more likely to be diagnosed with vaccine-related myocarditis than ending up in the hospital with COVID.”
Rogan cites a study/headline claiming boys 12-15 are 4-6 times more likely to get vaccine-related myocarditis than to be hospitalized with COVID.
- Dr. Rhonda PatrickJRE #773
“this clinical study that compared people that took the Meriva curcumin in the phosphatidylcholine complex, they took two grams a day and it was comparable, the…”
Patrick claims a clinical study found 2 grams/day of Meriva curcumin-phosphatidylcholine complex gave pain relief comparable to 800 mg of ibuprofen.
- Paul StametsJRE #1385
“Now, the deformed wing virus is being vectored by the varroa mite. It came in 1984 and it injects viruses into bees and so it's like a dirty syringe and these…”
Stamets claims the varroa mite arrived in 1984 and vectors deformed wing virus into honeybee colonies like a dirty syringe.
- Elon MuskJRE #1169
“Yeah, 600 miles.”
Musk confirms the next-generation Tesla Roadster is expected to have a 600-mile range.
- Edward SnowdenJRE #1368
“You can have, like, the Jewel versus NSA case that's run by the EFF, which is about AT&T setting up secret rooms in their telecommunications facilities where t…”
Snowden claims the EFF's Jewel v. NSA lawsuit documents secret AT&T facility rooms that funnel domestic internet and phone traffic for NSA collection, which AT&T and the NSA deny.
- Dr. Rhonda PatrickJRE #901
“They paid three Harvard scientists the equivalent of $50,000 in today's dollars to publish a 1967 review of research on sugar, fat, and heart disease.”
Patrick claims the sugar industry paid three Harvard scientists roughly $50,000 in today's money to publish a 1967 NEJM review that downplayed sugar's role in heart disease and blamed saturated fat instead.
- Dr. Rhonda PatrickJRE #773
“you know, the alcohol-induced damage as well, which also increases the risk for traumatic brain injury by, like, tenfold.”
Patrick claims that alcohol-induced damage (in the context of the ApoE4 gene) increases the risk of traumatic brain injury by tenfold.
- Dr. Mark GordonJRE #1056
“It tells us, like a SmithKline-Beacham study that was done, 50% of all heart attacks happen in people with normal or low levels of cholesterol.”
Mark Gordon claims a SmithKline-Beecham study found half of all heart attacks occur in people with normal or low cholesterol.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“So the average person's like at 40, 45, just to give you some context of that number. Anyone past about 60, if you continue to go up, it's not going to really…”
Galpin states the average person's VO2 max is around 40-45 ml/kg/min, and that pushing an MMA fighter's VO2 max past about 60 yields no further fight performance benefit.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“But there are now actually identification of several cancers that thrive on fats rather than carbohydrates.”
Galpin claims that several cancers have been identified as thriving on fat rather than carbohydrates/sugar.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“So the reason why we didn't think fiber type changed 20 years ago is because we didn't have the technology to actually have the fidelity to measure all the one…”
Galpin claims that muscle fiber type was previously believed to be fixed only because measurement technology lacked the fidelity to detect changes.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“It really didn't even exist until 1993. And then it didn't even really exist even then until like, I feel like Frank Shamrock was the first real professional M…”
Galpin claims MMA effectively did not exist until 1993 (UFC's founding) and that Frank Shamrock was the first real professional MMA fighter.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“there was a guy named, um, Peter Karpovich, who was a scientist and he was extremely, he was the guy who started the idea that lifting weights causes you to lo…”
Galpin claims scientist Peter Karpovich originated the mid-20th-century idea that weightlifting causes loss of flexibility and is bad for health, later disproven in a public demonstration against Bob Hoffman's lifters.
- Dr. Andy GalpinJRE #996
“Every single person got substantially better, like 20% to 30% better under one of the conditions. But they also got worse under one of the conditions as well.”
Galpin describes an internal study finding that blood-flow/breathing-restriction training (using devices like the O2 Trainer) improved every subject's performance by 20-30% under one restriction setting.
- Randall CarlsonJRE #961
“there could have been no possibility of anything like a comet impact 12,800 years ago, and that these 63 or 65 scientists who are proposing that are just compl…”
Carlson claims 63 or 65 scientists support the Younger Dryas comet impact hypothesis and that a 2011 'Requiem' paper refuting it has itself been thoroughly refuted.
- Graham HancockJRE #961
“What Schock is saying is that the Sphinx and the trench out of which the Sphinx is cut bears the unmistakable evidence of precipitation-induced weathering, wea…”
Hancock claims geologist Robert Schoch's water-erosion analysis shows the Sphinx enclosure was carved by millennia of heavy rainfall, implying the Sphinx is far older than the mainstream ~2500 BC date.
- Dr. Roddy McGeeJRE #945
“In the particular study that I'm thinking of, they had, you know, 73% of the patients that received PRP had relief of their pain compared to about 50% of patie…”
The guest cites a head-to-head study claiming 73% pain relief with PRP injections versus about 50% with corticosteroid injections for tennis elbow.
- Dr. Roddy McGeeJRE #945
“We know that about 15 to 22% of those fail the meniscal repairs. You know, it's a disappointing number.”
The guest states that meniscal repair surgeries fail in about 15 to 22% of cases.