Comedian Joe Rogan talks about the surprising and hilarious characters that made up the American army during World War II, including men from coal mines in West Virginia and their unquestioning obedience to orders. He also shares a story of a soldier who tried to commit suicide but failed and still ended up fighting in the war.
Osmar White shares the story of Lick Lick, a small indigenous fighter who displays great courage in battle, killing two Japanese soldiers and cutting off their heads, which he proudly displays to his village.
Joe Rogan and his guest discuss war history and personal family photos, including candid remarks about their explicit content.
A man recalls being taken to meet a Japanese mobster and being forced to sing for him.
Comedian Steve Rannazzisi joins Bert Kreischer for a conversation about their wild drinking stories, from laps around the frat house to tequila shots after colonoscopies.
Governor Abbott is sending migrants out of Texas to show that open borders policies are problematic. Migrants are being bused back to New York and DC.