Joe Rogan

“And then you find out, actually, it's like $250 million for transgender animal studies.”

Rogan claims that USAID spending, once you look past the name, turns out to be about $250 million for transgender animal studies. The dollar figure traces to a real advocacy estimate, but fact-checkers found that spending is not USAID funding.

“Jazzy 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.

“Right, so they won $100 million. Yeah, that's a lot of money.”

Rogan states that the U.S. government/whistleblower plaintiffs won a $100 million judgment against Armstrong in the federal fraud lawsuit over U.S. Postal Service sponsorship.

“You look it up on your phone, you instantly know, oh, Ivermectin, the guy who created it, won the Nobel Prize.”

Rogan cites the Nobel Prize awarded for ivermectin's discovery as evidence undercutting its dismissal as a fringe or dangerous drug during COVID.

“So it says study published in the journal heritage. The authors conducted dating work on a sample from the shroud coming to the conclusion that it may be a 200…”

Rogan reads aloud a study claiming new dating work suggests the Shroud of Turin could be a 2,000-year-old relic consistent with Jesus' era.