Joe Rogan slams progressives who celebrated Charlie Kirk murder online

A few weeks after heard of the murder of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk on the antenna, the podcaster Joe Rogan noted that he was still in shock to see how many so-called progressives celebrated his death.

“The thing by Charlie Kirk F —— Opened my eyes,” said Rogan in the episode of his podcast with the rock group Country guest The Red Clay Stray. “I did not expect so many people to celebrate the murder of this man.”

“It’s bad,” said singer Red Clay Stray Brandon Coleman.

“These are just weird people, like normal people who, I think, think that they are good people, and they think, they really think that this guy was a bad guy,” said Rogan. “And I don’t think they are right. And I think they were indoctrinated. And I don’t agree with everything Charlie Kirk said or done.”

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Joe Rogan was visibly disturbed by the fact that the ostensibly normal Americans celebrated Charlie Kirk’s death for his ideas. (Michael S. Schwartz / Getty Images)

“I don’t care if he was a villain or not,” said Coleman.

“He’s not a villain,” Rogan replied.

Coleman said, “I don’t want to see anyone die.”

Rogan was amazed at the way the young Kirk was on his death, mainly famous for having circumvented university campuses and having debates with people “, but that made people booming because they had the impression that this guy was going against the progress made in society.”

Rogan reaffirmed that one of the most scary aspects of the whole incident was the fact that perfectly normal people celebrated the murder of a young man because they did not like what he had to say.

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Flowers, signs and other public support messages after the death of Charlie Kirk in September 2025. Kirk, 31, was shot down by speaking to thousands of people at Utah Valley University. (Getty Images)

“I do not think that some of the things he said that he should have said,” said Rogan, “but the fact that people applaud when he died-normal people, women at home, mothers, like people F ——— working in banks, people working in various industries-celebrating a man who gets fired?

“And that is why, as, when this Charlie Kirk thing happens, there is a giant flow of flowers,” he added. “And most people recognize as,” hey, as a collective, as a society, it’s not fair. “Whatever the person, whether on the left or right, has just been shot in front of the whole world.

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A tribute to Charlie Kirk on the Jumbotron before a NASCAR Cup Series Auto Race on September 13, 2025, in Bristol, Tenn. (Wade Payne / AP)

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Rogan criticized what he considered to be hypocrisy, saying that it was disturbing that people on the left who claim to be progressive, compassionate and inclusive were openly celebrating armed violence and public executions.