Joe Rogan and guest Meghan Murphy were talking on Rogan's podcast talking about Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his use of strange language during a recent speech.
Murphy, a Canadian born-and-raised writer and journalist, is a harsh critic of "third-wave" feminism, censorship and gender identity legislation in Canada, which are recurring topics on Rogan's show.
Rogan brings up the subject of Canada by mentioning that "Canada's lockdowns are f**king preposterous," and then segues directly into Trudeau's "using 'different pronouns' to describe the recession and the recovery."
Rogan then instructs his producer to go to Jordan Peterson's Twitter page to pull up the appropriate video clip—posted by The Post Millennial—to show his audience, telling him to search for the post where Peterson says "this cannot be shared enough."
"What is he doing though? Why would he do that? Is he just trying to make up for all the times he wore brownface?"
Murphy commented that that was "what concerns her the least about Trudeau." The clip then played while the pair look on in shock:
"It is exactly the example of the kind of things you need to do to counter the she-cession and turn it into a she-covery," Trudeau can be heard to say in the clip.
"What?" says Rogan.
"Is it that the recession is sexist? ... What the f**k is a she-cession?" asks Murphy.
"What does that mean?" queries Rogan. "She-cession and she-covery? He's such a try-hard," comments Rogan.
"He's such a loser," concurs Murphy. "Is he trying to say that women suffered more during COVID financially?"
"He's not saying shit. He's not saying shit," asserted Rogan.
"I should stop giving him so much credit," agreed and concluded Murphy.
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