Rolling Stone is the magazine that trashed ''Layla," broke up Cream, and ripped every album Led Zeppelin ever made. They also love submitting to the government, in case you haven't heard. They love it so much that Rolling Stone publisher Jann Werner wants the government to regulate the internet. He attempted to make the case to Joe Rogan.

This painful clip is making its way around that same internet. It may be the first time Rogan was the less stoned person on his show.

Rogan attempted to make the same case against Jon Stewart made about who gets to decide what "misinformation" was using the War on Terror. Though the way Stewart is going, he'll probably apologize for that past material in a week or two.

These bars are my favorite:

WENNER: Take the FDA, which regulates Big Pharma. On one hand, we have a very safer supply of drugs in this country...

ROGAN: Safe? 25% of all drugs approved by the FDA get recalled.

One question remaining is if Wenner thinks Rogan took horse dewormer. But that's SO 2021.

I'm guessing when Wenner says we need "better politicians," he's not talking about President Ron DeSantis any more than he thinks Elon Musk will be okay as the new owner of Twitter. What's alarming is how a publisher of a media company wants the government more involved in deciding how information is distributed.

Even more alarming is that he isn't the only publisher who feels this way. Or who isn't afraid to say so out loud.

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