Joe Rogan's advices president-elect Donald Trump to 'unite everybody' in his second term

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: After endorsing Donald Trump just days before his historic presidential win, popular podcaster Joe Rogan has some important advice to offer.

During his latest episode of ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast, with comedian Dave Smith, the two discussed Trump's second term.

What did Joe Rogan say about Donald Trump's second term?

Joe Rogan suggested that president-elect Donald Trump should invest his energy on bringing the country together, instead of going after rival Democrats.

“He’s got to unite people. He’s got to not attack the left, not attack everybody. Let them all talk their s**t, but unite,” Rogan said, before adding, “Now it’s time to unite everybody," reported New York Post.

The podcaster further opined, “It’s Donald Trump as the messenger was so polarizing that people lost what’s really going on just based on who this guy is. Just like Tony Hinchcliffe is an insult comic, Donald Trump’s entire career is ‘You’re fired! You’re a loser. Rosie O’Donnell’s a loser.’ Like that’s his whole shtick."

Rogan interviewed Trump just week before November 5 election, which went viral on social media, and got 47 million views on YouTube platform. 

Internet weighs in on Joe Rogan's suggestion to Donald Trump  

Netizens gave their honest opinion on the podcaster suggesting Donald Trump to not go after Democrats and instead work to rebuild the nation.

A user commented on X (formerly Twitter), "Sage advice, we need to be better in order to unify."

"I’m torn between rising above it and not going after @TheDemocrats or hammering them with all the laws they break. Does anyone really think @TheDemocrats would stop using lawfare if we do?" a curious user asked.

"Nope. There's should be consequences for their actions," one opined. Another felt, "Good advice Trump should take - stop the attacks!"

"He left Hilary alone. They went after him anyway," one user chimed, while someone else said, "I agree with Joe, let's extend the olive branch and heal this country, let the man do his job."

"Naw we tried to be cool. Time to investigate and prosecute to the fullest extent," one disagreed with Rogan's suggestion.

"Bro, Trump doesn't need his advice or last minute endorsement," one chimed.

An individual made a sarcastic comment, "Yea, I mean they are such rational nonviolent people… just see there posts as proof."

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