> Rogan specifically is a pretty polarizing I'd flip this; Rogan isn't polarizing, so much as a section of society is intolerant of "the marketplace of ideas".

> Rogan specifically is a pretty polarizing I'd flip this; Rogan isn't polarizing, so much as a section of society is intolerant of "the marketplace of ideas". It's not Rogan who has to change, it's his critics. Put simply, they don't trust fellow Americans to form their own opinions, so feel entitled to control their influences. Ok, there are also some guests that might make false claims, or misrepresentations. Exposure and open discussion is the prescribed cure for this too.