Joe Rogan has invited a fair amount of controversy over the past few years, but he has also managed to sit across from some of the biggest names in science, entertainment, and politics. The two guests that Rogan has welcomed with the most passion are Vermont senator,Bernie Sanders, and world's richest man,Emil Musk. If you could cut Rogan out and have the two icons of capitalism scrap against each other, what would it be like? Well, people, behold, the "The Bernie Sanders Experience."
The video was created by editor and video producer Justin T. Brown and uses mash-ups of both Musk and Sanders appearances on Rogan's show to create a three-and-a-half-minute feature.
The video begins with a clip of Musk taking a hit of a blunt on the original Joe Rogan Experience, which caused Musk's stock price to plunge the next day.
Over the last 30 years, the top 1% has seen a $21,000,000,000,000 increase in their wealth, while the bottom half has experienced a $900,000,000,000 decline, according to a new study. Musk looks off in the distance and says, "Hmm, that's strange..."
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Musk emphatically brings up his grand plan to dig tunnels beneath major cities when interviewer asks how he would improve the average U.S. worker's living conditions. Musk lays down the ultimate trump card when Sanders suggests that giant holes won't improve peoples' well-being.
A hole in the ground is better than a hole in the ground. Right.
The best part of the video is when Musk is grilled over his tax payments.
I want you to pay your taxes right now, that is what I want you to do, that is what I want you to do, that is what I want you to do, that is what I want you to do, that is what I want you to do, that is what Musk responded, "No, definitely not." Musk was not happy with the idea of the working class threatening the billionaire's wealth.
One of the better ones is this interview of Joe Rogan interviewing another version of himself, which is one of the reasons why Brown has a hilarious alternate reality.
The parody of Musk and Sanders by Time seems to play out exactly like you would imagine, with the Person of the Year seeming completely out of touch with the realities of everyday people, but pointlessly, speaking to a very expensive brick wall.
