Joe Rogan Drops Eye-Opening Flashback Footage of Trump on 'The View'

It’s troubling to consider all the things that the Democrats and media have done since 2011 in their narrative against Donald Trump. Not just because it’s wrong and hurtful to him, but because it has been so divisive and damaging to the country. All the lies and the hoaxes, from Russia collusion on down.

They're continuing to lie even now. Joe Biden lied about his reason for running being the “fine people” hoax about Charlottesville, and he's kept up that lie. Now Kamala Harris has continued that disinformation, as well as other deceits like the bleach and "bloodbath" lies, without regard to the truth. That's how desperate they are at this point to do anything they can to try to get Trump.

With all that kind of attitude going on in 2024, it’s hard to remember back to a time when the cult attack narrative wasn’t going full blast. So it was quite something this week to see Joe Rogan playing a flashback to Trump's appearance on "The View" when he was considering running for president back in 2011. Now the ladies of "The View" are such virulent anti-Trump harpies, but it’s fascinating to see them before the dictate of the cult, when they still had Barbara Walters and still made actual news and not just propaganda for the Democratic Party. How they greet Trump is pretty stunning, as Rogan notes, "It's bonkers!"

Listen as Walters introduces "my friend, Donald Trump!" to the cheers of the audience.

WATCH: Joe Rogan Plays Shocking Old Footage of Donald Trump on The View

You won't believe how well they treated him.

JOE ROGAN: “Watch this...This is literally bonkers.”

BARBARA WALTERS: “Please welcome my friend, Donald Trump.”

ADAM RAY: “My friend?”

JOE ROGAN: “Watch this.… pic.twitter.com/4rDSK0lvpa
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) August 14, 2024

There are hugs and kisses for him, even from Joy Behar and Whoopi Goldberg.

Walters asks him whether he thinks his marriages and divorces would be an impediment, which is a legitimate news question. He makes a joke that gets laughs, then says he thinks the country is doing so badly they want someone who is going to help it. Ultimately, he says he didn't think it would matter, that they wanted someone who was going to protect them and protect this country. He talks about other nations taking advantage of us, and that resonates with Joe Behar, who says, "That is crazy." It's the very same things he is saying today, but now try to paint him as a hater and a fascist. We wouldn't continue to be a great country if we keep going this way, he says, and the audience cheers. Joy Behar even calls him a social liberal. That's what she really thought, before the narrative.

Rogan talks about the "180" this was from "the machine's" effort to go after him now. They loved him until he got in the way of their power and control.

It's an astonishing change and, quite frankly, frightening evidence of the power of the machine and how it can flip the thoughts of people who fall for the propaganda. Just as they turned Trump into Hitler for people who never thought that before, they are now trying to turn Kamala Harris, who is part of a failed administration with no achievements, into some kind of inspirational candidate and ignore all the negatives.

Even beyond the fact that we should vote for Trump because he has the policies that will be better for the country and save the nation from being driven further left with Harris, we should do it to reject and upend the power of the machine as much as we can.