CNN medical expert Sanjay Gupta was reduced to a stammering mess when he appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast. Gupta is good when dealing with people who repeat the same Biden/CDC talking points, but not so much when talking to real Americans with actual questions. The most notable clip (that we can talk about on Facebook) has to do with CNN lying about Rogan taking horse dewormer. Rogan didn't take horse dewormer. Rogan took people medicine prescribed by a people doctor. Gupta admitted that CNN should not have said it, and admitted Rogan did not take horse dewormer.

Then Gupta went back on CNN and the fake news continued.

CNN Tries to Play Janitor After Sanjay Gupta's Train Wreck Interview with Joe Roganyoutu.be

"[Rogan] did say something about Ivermectin that I think wasn't actually correct about CNN and lying. Okay? Ivermectin is a drug that is commonly used as a horse de-wormer. So, it is not a lie to say that the drug is used as a horse de-wormer."

But it IS a lie to say Joe Rogan took horse dewormer. Joe Rogan took medication prescribed for humans on the advice of his people doctor. Don Lemon and his fake news colleagues lied and said Rogan took animal medicine. But don't take my word for it...

And Sanjay Gupta just sat there and agreed. He told Joe Rogan that CNN was wrong and admitted that Rogan didn't take horse dewormer. Gupta then goes back to CNN and lets the fake news continue. Sanjay Gupta proved everything Joe Rogan said about CNN right.

Like Rogan said, if CNN will lie about a comedian, what else will they lie about? Let's see what genderless potato head Brian Stelter says on Sunday when he doesn't understand why Americans don't trust his employer.

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