Joe Rogan Unleashes Ruthless Trump Impression While Critiquing 'Bizarre' Canadian Aspirations

During a recent podcast episode, Joe Rogan unleashed a biting impression of Donald Trump while engaging in a conversation with Pierre Poilievre, the leader of Canada’s Conservative Party.

Poilievre addressed Trump’s controversial ambition to make Canada the 51st state, labeling it a significant distraction in U.S.-Canada relations. “We’re not for sale,” he asserted, expressing a desire for the focus to shift back to constructive dialogue between the two nations.

When Rogan inquired whether Canadians were genuinely concerned about Trump’s remarks, Poilievre noted, “Initially, it was seen as a joke. We’ve had our own playful banter about taking over Vermont or claiming Detroit. But then he kept repeating it.”

“A lot of people got upset about it,” he added, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

“Understandably!” Rogan interjected. “I mean, it’s a crazy thing to say. I talked to him on the phone about it. It was like, so funny.”

Rogan then launched into an exaggerated imitation of Trump’s distinctive voice, recalling how the former president remarked, “At first I was joking, but then the people are like, ‘It’s a good idea.’”

“That’s not a good idea,” Rogan concluded emphatically, dismissing the notion.

Despite being one of Trump’s prominent supporters in media, Rogan has not hesitated to voice his criticisms. He has recently taken aim at various aspects of the current administration, including its approach to Iran, immigration policies, and handling of sensitive documents related to Epstein.