In this vlog‑style commentary, the host introduces the upcoming appearance of former presidential candidate Andrew Yang on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast. The host outlines Joe Rogan’s evolution from mixed‑martial‑arts fighter, comedian, and TV host to a broad‑reach podcast that covers topics from quantum physics to pop culture, and speculates on Rogan’s potential as a television personality. The host then praises Yang’s technology‑centric platform—highlighting his focus on automation, robotics, and universal basic income (UBI)—and argues that such forward‑looking policies are needed as traditional politicians lag behind in tech fluency. The speaker also mentions his own blockchain‑based UBI project, positioning the Rogan‑Yang episode as a key opportunity for viewers interested in UBI and future‑of‑work discussions. The video concludes with a call‑to‑action for viewers to watch the episode, visit the speaker’s website, and engage with the channel.
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Hey you, welcome back to the channel. And guys, today I want to talk a little bit more about the presidential candidate Andrew Yang and Joe Rogan, who does the Joe Rogan podcast. Uh, many of us who consume YouTube content probably watch a lot of Joe Rogan, and I remember back when Joe Rogan was, um, a fighter, um, did stand-up comedy, did the Fear Factor, uh, show. And now he's become this very interesting podcast host who— he just has everybody on his show. And the topics he covers is so vast. Uh, he covers everything from quantum physics to Instagram models to the latest celebrity news. And it's just such an interesting show. And Joe Rogan has become such a big brand in this area, I could easily see him doing something like a big television show. Although, you know, Joe's a fighter guy, he's kind of a hunting guy, you know, kind of rough around the edges. I don't know if, you know, regular television could handle Joe Rogan. So I think this is a great, you know, vehicle for him to launch his, uh, his type of content he does. But he has some, some very interesting people on the show. But Andrew Yang will be on the show, and I think that's going to be interesting. I, I think it's good for Andrew to get as much, um, uh, press as possible because I am very interested in his policies. I think they are policies for the future. And, you know, I'm really starting to think that Uh, you know, as our world gets more technologically advanced, some of the old guard of politics might be falling behind, you know. Uh, you know, a lot of, uh, you know, if you look at Trump, uh, President Donald Trump, he does use Twitter quite a bit, as we know, so that's good. But I think before that, like Obama, he didn't, you know, he wasn't really big on, um, well, he did use Twitter, but I don't think he was really big on technology and Donald Trump, I don't think he uses computers. But the point I'm, the point I'm making is that understandably, some of the age brackets that our presidents crossover has kind of left some of them a little bit foreign, uh, to technology, right? So somebody like Andrew Yang, who deals with a lot of people in Silicon Valley and understands what we, what we're going to be facing with the coming of automation and robotics revolutions. And, um, I think his understanding grasps that he will be the type of candidate that I think we're going to need going further into the 21st century. Not necessarily saying it, it should be Andrew Yang, uh, but somebody like him, right? And again, I'm still researching his policies and trying to consume as much information about him as possible. But as many of you well know, uh, I'm working on a universal basic income project as well over using blockchain technology, using a cryptocurrency. And so what this has been become a very important topic for me. But, uh, if you're a big Joe Rogan fan, uh, this is the episode you want to watch if you're into universal basic income like he's talking about on this particular episode. Uh, feel free to check out our website. We'll leave a link in the description. And guys, that's all I want to mention today, just to let you know know that, uh, that will be interesting to watch Mr. Andrew Yang on Joe Rogan, uh, podcast. Um, and I think Joe's going to do a real good job of really, uh, helping, uh, myself and maybe many others understand, uh, his policies a great deal better. But, uh, that's all I want to say, guys, today. Guys, if you like content like this, don't forget to like, subscribe, and until next time, take care.
