> What's interesting about Rogan is you can often find theses talking head types getting easily flummoxed by normal questions that are outside of the ritualized

> What's interesting about Rogan is you can often find theses talking head types getting easily flummoxed by normal questions that are outside of the ritualized interactions they're used to. Watch Rogan talk to Shapiro about his criticism of Colin Kaepernick, or him asking Bari Weiss why she calls Tulsi Gabbard an "Assad toady." He seems to like both of them (perhaps even to the poitn where both are friends), but his simple questions end up making both of them look completely foolish. And because he's genuinely curious and doing it in a non-aggressive manner, it doesn't get lost in the furor of a antagonistic debate format. If you think that's impressive, listen to Terry Gross's interview with Hugh Heffner. https://freshairarchive.org/segments/playboy-hugh-hefner https://freshairarchive.org/segments/playboy-hugh-hefner I think Rogan is just barely smart enough to know to never step into Gross's studio.