Joe Rogan Says Free Speech In America At Risk With Kamala Harris

Joe Rogan is weighing in on the future of America with Kamala Harris at the wheel!

The comedian sees a probability of free speech being a thing of the past if the vice president emerges victorious at the polls.

Joe Rogan joins a list of other celebrities who have come out to express a negative perception of Vice President Kamala Harris on the ticket and the looming dangers of her administration should she win the coveted seat of power.

According to the podcaster on his show "The Joe Rogan Experience," Harris and Tim Walz may have law enforcement agencies obstruct freedom of speech by increasing online censorship in America.

He added that a possible Harris/Walz administration would back up the "many wild things" they have said about censorship, free speech, and the First Amendment by enforcing censorship on platforms like Facebook and X.

Rogan quickly references a Walz interview with MSNBC in 2022, in which he established that "there's no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or hate speech, especially around our democracy."

The comedian disagreed with Walz's view and said that the First Amendment does not apply to misinformation and hate speech.

TMZ noted that Rogan's stance on the censorship issue also received a major endorsement from X CEO Elon Musk, who shared a clip from Rogan's podcast on X and added, "Joe Rogan is absolutely right."

The Blast reported that the talented duo announced their endorsement on Billie's X page in a clip featuring FINNEAS, encouraging their fans and followers to vote early.

"Today is National Voter Registration Day, and we are asking you to please join us in going to Iwillvote.com to check your status and vote earlylike we do," said FINNEAS.

Billie then informed the viewers that they "are voting for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz because they are fighting to protect our reproductive freedom, our planet, and our democracy."

FINNEAS added that the American people "can't let extremists control our lives, our freedom, and our future. The only way to stop them and the dangerous Project 2025 agenda is to vote and elect Kamala Harris."

The "The White Lotus" actress also appeared on the gram to announce her support for the duo with a "Childless Cat Lady"-themed photoshoot, as a tribute to Swift and a protest to J.D.Vance's "Childless Cat Ladies" comment.

Vance was spotted in a 2021 interview, which has since resurfaced online and gotten viral describing female politicians without kids like the vice president: "A bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable with their own lives and the choice they've made."

The 2-week-old post captioned "HARRIS us WALZ" gathered over 500k likes and comments from fans. Plaza donned a bright green sweatshirt paired with black side-swept hair as she held a grumpy old car against a backdrop of Christmas trees.

Since Swift ended her famous endorsement post with the phrase, it has spread like wildfire among celebrities. The Blast reported that Winfrey seized the opportunity in her interview with Harris last Thursday to bash Donald Trump's running mate, Vance, for making such a controversial comment.

"When a house is on fire, we don't ask about the homeowner's race or religion. We don't wonder who their partner is or how they voted. No, we just try to do the best we can to save them," Winfrey declared."And if the place happens to belong to a childless cat lady, well, we try to get that cat out too."

Winfrey has publicly supported the Harris/Walz ticket, and she even made a surprise appearance at the Democratic National Convention in August, where Harris was announced as the party's official candidate for the Oval Office.

During the Thursday event, the politician reiterated her support for the Second Amendment and confirmed that she is a gun owner who has no problem defending her home from invaders. In her words:

"If somebody breaks in my house, they're getting shot… I probably should not have said that. But my staff will deal with that later."

However, the presidential candidate agreed that gun control measures were "common sense" in relation to the increasing number of school shootings throughout the United States.

Harris noted the need for gun laws to protect the community and opined that assault weapons like AK-style rifles had "no place on the streets of a civil society" as they were war-grade weapons.

The plot continues to thicken as Americans prepare to welcome a new administration. Will Kamala Harris receive more celebrity endorsements in the coming weeks?