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Ian Carroll recently appeared on The Joe Rogan Experience and asserted that he intentionally never studies the Holocaust. This has led to a recent wave of public criticism.
Carroll reasons that studying the topic is so uncomfortable that it seems to be worth avoiding, a position that is much debated now. His conversation with Joe Rogan gained a good deal of traction.
UFC veteran Jake Shields uploaded a rather ambiguous post on X, suggesting that Carroll is avoiding the issue because he knows what he would find out if he probes deep into it:
"Ian Carroll admits to deliberately avoiding researching the Holocaust. He knows what he will find so in my opinion he's smart to wait to go down this rabbit hole"
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Check out Jake Shield's post below:
Joe Rogan's podcast guest Ian Carroll weighs in on Donald Trump, conspiracies, and Jeffrey Epstein ties
Ian Carroll's time on Joe Rogan's podcast took an interesting detour when he spoke about his fascination with the conspiracy theories involving Donald Trump. He branded Trump as quite unpredictable and is interested in how Trump's topic seems deeply partisan, with folks emotionally invested in contradicting views.
Carroll considers this an opportunity to look not only at conspiracies but as an avenue to analyze Trump himself, his past, and the many controversies associated with him. Particularly interesting was the association between Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.
Carroll said:
"But I mean Trump is a weird guy too, like who knows what's going on with Trump right now... I love Trump conspiracy theories... Because people get so riled up... And it's so partisan and political, but within there's all this juicy like meat for thinking about, it's not even conspiracy theories, it's just his history and specially with the Epstein stuff now, and his history with Epstein it just gets me so interested... You will never know the real story."
Check out Ian Carroll's comments in the video below:
