Joe Rogan Takes Jaw-Dropping Stance On Canada In Shock Announcement
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The Trump ally added a provocative twist to his declaration.
Podcaster Joe Rogan said he won’t be attending a UFC event in Montreal in May ― but that wasn’t the half of it. (Watch the video below.)
“I won’t be there,” he began before dropping a bombshell. “I don’t go to Canada anymore, I don’t. ... I’d rather go to Russia.”
Rogan, a prominent UFC commentator, laughed at the latter remark, but his antagonism appeared to match President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly threatened to annex Canada while engaging in a tariff war against it. The president has often sided with Russia despite its invasion of Ukraine that has now stretched beyond three years.
Rogan endorsed Trump on election eve and mingled with him at a UFC event in New York City following his victory over Kamala Harris.
During fight commentary on Saturday, Rogan also appeared to have inside information on the genesis of Trump jabbing at former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about Canada becoming the 51st state.
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