Joe Rogan reacts to reports of trans teacher, who was in the news recently, dressing as a man outside school
Joe Rogan has never been shy about sharing his opinions online, whether on his podcast or on social media. The podcast host recently tweeted a sarcastic remark in response to a news article reporting that a transgender teacher dresses as a man outside of school.
The New York Post reported that the trans teacher wore gigantic Z-size prosthetic breasts at school, but seldom donned the same accouterment outside of the work environment.
Rogan quote-tweeted the news outlet's tweet, and said:
"SHOCKER"
See the tweet below:
SHOCKER twitter.com/nypost/status/…
The report states that parents of the school where Kayla Lemieux works have been up in arms about the infrequent use of the prosthetic breasts. Complaints have also been raised about the suitability of Lemieux's appearance whilst teaching children.
According to Lemieux's neighbor, the transgender teacher is seen leaving the apartment complex dressed as a man more often than as a woman.
Joe Rogan has spoken out against the increase in the number of transgender females competing in women's categories in sport. In 2021, he disagreed with the idea of transgender fighter Fallon Fox competing against cisgender women in MMA.
Joe Rogan labels Islam Makhachev's win over Alexander Volkanovski a 'robbery'
Joe Rogan did not commentate at UFC 284 last weekend, but hosted a JRE Fight Companion alongside Eddie Bravo, Bryan Callen and Brendan Schaub during the live pay-per-view.
The main event saw Islam Makhachev take on Alexander Volkanovski, and the fight surpassed the expectations of almost everyone who was watching.
The contest went to the scorecards, and the judges gave Makhachev a unanimous decision win. However, many fans thought that Volkanovski had won and the victory was labeled a robbery by some online.
The judges scored the fight 49-46, 48-47 and 48-47. Joe Rogan called out the judge who awarded Islam Makhachev four rounds and stated that a 49-46 scorecard in favor of Makhachev was "crazy."
Rogan and his friends also thought that 'The Great' had beaten Makhachev, and the group were shocked when Bruce Buffer announced that the Dagestani fighter had retained his lightweight title. Joe Rogan deliberated on whether or not they were biased in their assessment of the fight, but concluded that they had not been partial to Volkanovski:
"We were convinced. We might have been biased, we might have to watch it [again]. I mean, I don't think so... My eyes, I thought it was 3-2 [to Volkanovski]."
Watch the video below: