Once I saw that Aaron Rodgers was going on the Joe Rogan Experience, I was excited. We were going to have content for days. Full disclosure I am not a religious Joe Rogan listener; however, I do like Aaron Rodgers, so I decided to do my homework and listen to the full interview over the past two days.

Of course, they discussed the NFL’s handling of Covid and Rogers’ immunized controversy.

This clip is just 15 minutes of an entire three-hour conversation with Aaron Rodgers, But even as just 1/12th of the whole interview, it’s a pretty good representation of Rodgers’ opinion of the NFL’s handling of Covid over the last couple of years. Here are a few more brief clips.

Purposely misleading the media about his vaccine status

Aaron Rodgers went on the Joe Rogan podcast.

Rodgers explained how he purposely tricked the media by saying he was "Immunized."

"I had come to the conclusion that I was going to say, ‘I’ve been immunized’."

"I thought there was a possibility that… they didn’t follow up.” pic.twitter.com/x6LXma0xmQ

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) August 28, 2022

Two classes of players in the NFL

Aaron Rodgers tells Joe Rogan about the caste system instituted by the NFL to segregate Unvaccinated from Vaccinated players:

"There was clearly two classes of player at the facility." pic.twitter.com/XEcw7pGqvt

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) August 28, 2022

Rodgers on the NFL stooge they sent to teams to scare them into getting the jab.

Here’s Aaron Rodgers telling Joe Rogan that the NFL sent some Fauci stooge to each team to threaten and pressure players into getting the Covid-19 vaccine as if it prevented the virus.

pic.twitter.com/sO6IHoDUz9

— Bobby Burack (@burackbobby_) August 28, 2022

Discussing COVID lies from experts.

Here’s Aaron Rodgers and Joe Rogan discussing Covid lies from “experts” and CNN:

“They said if you get vaccinated you can’t spread or contract the virus.”

“That was a lie.”

“Let’s not revise history.” pic.twitter.com/YY9YP6rRtg

— Bobby Burack (@burackbobby_) August 28, 2022

I can understand the NFL going overboard. They’re a BIG business, and that business was being threatened. The NFL managed to have an entire season during a raging pandemic. So if they overreacted, it was to save face during a time when contracting Covid was seen as a moral failure.

Rodgers also discussed how the NFL loves pushing painkillers and how he has played a few times on Percocet for pain management.

Ummmm jail much? https://t.co/WDQRjGJxuu

— Big Cat (@BarstoolBigCat) August 28, 2022

They also touched on the woke mob.

“People are fed up.”

Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers discuss the insanity of Wokeness.

Aaron Rodgers laughs at the grievance study papers of @peterboghossian James Lindsay and Helen Pluckrose. pic.twitter.com/dc39XWaY71

— Sean Fracek (@seanfracek) August 28, 2022

Small business.

“How many thousands of small businesses closed and never opened again?”

Aaron Rodgers and Joe Rogan discuss how the COVID lockdowns ruined the small businesses in America. pic.twitter.com/K4oVrK6H2i

— Sean Fracek (@seanfracek) August 28, 2022

Being conditioned not to think for yourself

"I think people are conditioned not to think anymore, they are conditioned to do exactly as they are told."

Start thinking for yourself. @AaronRodgers12 & @joerogan understand. pic.twitter.com/Py6WYJB9sy

— Pomp Podcast (@PompPodcast) August 28, 2022

Take what you want from this interview. I know it is a massive trigger for some. Exhibit A.

Of course, the #AaronRodgers interview on Joe Rogan is infuriating.

– Legitimizes (goes all in!) on homeopathy BS as "best available" "immunization" protocol.
– Fearmongers vaccine risks.
– Mocks sensible public health/vaccine policies.

All while smoking a cigar. Stunning. pic.twitter.com/jasa0xUfuK

— Timothy Caulfield (@CaulfieldTim) August 29, 2022

Put all the Covid BS aside. Shedding light on the NFL’s painkiller problem was super enjoyable; both of their thoughts on how psychedelic drugs are a way to deflate your ego and see the world as more connected were cool. Not to mention the identity politics discussion where Joe called Donald Trump the leader of the idiots. This is hilarious because most people think Joe is a huge Trumper. However, unpopular opinion alert I didn’t hate the interview.

I tried my best to summarize this interview, so you didn’t have to sit through a 3-hour podcast. I hope it helped.