On March 13, podcast king Joe Rogan asked his guest: “When did Hitler start going after the Jews?”
It was a grim turn for Rogan, who conquered the podcast industry with hours-long casual interviews, sometimes with news makers but often with fellow comedians. The guest on this episode of the Joe Rogan Experience was Darryl Cooper, a Holocaust revisionist and admirer of David Irving, perhaps the most famous Holocaust denier in history. Cooper’s response to the question was to paint Hitler as a sympathetic figure encumbered by his love for his fellow Germans: “He came to believe that yes, the German masses, they are in a sorry state right now. But the reason for that is that they’re being manipulated by the Jews, by the Jewish press, by the, you know, the Jews who own the theaters and put out the, you know, films and whatever else. They’re being manipulated and corrupted by these people.… I think the thing that gave it emotional valence for him is that his anti-Semitism was what allowed him to love the German people.”
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