The panelists on “The view” criticized podcasters and comedians Joe Roganbut he embraced their criticism with humor.
During a discussion about younger Americans’ news consumption habits from influencers, Joy Behar addressed the famous podcaster.
“We went from Walter Kronkite, basically, to this guy Joe Rogan, who believes in dragons,” co-host Joy Behar said incredulously.
“I looked it up,” she continues, “And he also thinks that dragons, I don’t know, like dinosaur-type (sic) animals, roamed the earth when humans did.”
“So this is the kind of really, really, bad information that’s going out there,” she concluded.
Rogan responded lightly to the criticism of X, citing Behar’s assessment of his faith. He updated his social media bio to “Dragon Believer” and shared a conversation with biologist Forrest Galante titled “Where Are Dragons Real Animals?”

One user shared a screenshot of Rogan’s X-bio and commented, “Love it.”
“I checked. He believes in dragons,” another user commented.
A third user took a swipe at The View’s panelists, saying: “Dragon believers sound infinitely cooler than whatever their show is.”
In an earlier discussion, Rogan speculated about pterodactyl-like creatures potentially resembling dragons, noting their presence in various ancient cultures including medieval Europe, China and Japan, as reported by Fox News.
Rogan continued to engage with the topic by sharing several posts, including a biblical reference to Leviathan from Job 41:18-21, which contains dragon-like descriptions. He also shared a biological description of a theoretical dragon, commenting “I want to believe.”

The original discussion on “The View” revolved around a survey about young Americans getting their news from right-wing social media influencers. Sara Haines warned viewers of deeply fake videos and recommended triple check information.
Behar concluded by praising her show’s credibility, saying, “I think that’s why people like our show. Because we’re controlled by ABC News.”
“We’re controlled by everybody,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg added.