The Joe Rogan Experience #1228 - Bari Weiss
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Jan 21, 2019 
Bari Weiss, an opinion writer and editor known for her work at The New York Times, dives deep into contemporary societal challenges. She discusses the impact of social media on public outrage, emphasizing the dangers of mob mentality. The conversation challenges political mislabeling and explores the complexities of identity within activism, from the Women's March to the Israel-Palestine conflict. Weiss also addresses the nuances of urban life, free speech in media, and the delicate balance between comedy and evolving cultural norms.
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Covington Catholic Incident
- Bari Weiss and Joe Rogan discuss the Covington Catholic High School incident.
- They criticize the public's rush to judgment and the doxing of a minor.
Nuance in Public Discourse
- Joe Rogan laments the lack of nuance in public discourse.
- He observes how people readily take sides without considering their biases.
Joe Rogan's Upbringing
- Joe Rogan discusses his upbringing during the Vietnam war.
- He recalls the compassionate nature of the left during his childhood.