After joining the Trump-friendly social platform Gettr earlier this month, Joe Rogan now suggests Gettr is a phony operation.
earlier this month when he joined Gettr, the MAGA-friendly Twitter alternative founded by former Trump aide Jason Miller.
“I might be part of the Chinese Communist Party now, I believe,” Rogan joked on Monday—referencing how Gettr isFear Factor“Well, the news story is their fucking amount of people that signed up increased by 1,150 percent or something” as a result of his joining, Rogan remarked on The Tim Dillon Show.
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