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Joe Rogan‘s dad is looking out the favored podcaster over long-standing claims about supposed home abuse throughout his childhood.
The Joe Rogan Experience host has gone on document a number of instances over the past decade-plus to debate the experiences he had as a younger little one in New Jersey. But now, these claims are being denied by Joe Rogan Sr. — and the 81-year-old needs to speak to his estranged son in regards to the scenario.
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So, first, some background. Several instances on the JRE podcast and different public boards, the Fear Factor alum has spoken about terrible occasions rising up in New Jersey in his dad’s dwelling. Joe has described his organic father as a “very, very violent guy” and has instructed tales in regards to the elder allegedly attacking individuals when he was only a small boy.
In one podcast clip from eleven years in the past, Joe mentioned:
“All my damaged s**t came from my real father before I was seven. My real father was crazy. He was like a psychotic person. He beat the f**k out of my mother, he beat the f**k out of my cousin.”
You can watch that decade-old remark and all the dialog clip (under):
Several instances within the years since making these claims, Joe’s father Joe Sr. has denied them. Last September, he notably denied ever abusing Joe’s mom or anybody else in his life. But the accusations have persevered. And now Joe Sr. is taking to TikTok to touch upon the claims on to the general public.
In a brand new video posted to the social media community on Monday night, Joe Sr. and his daughter, Bridget Rogan Carselda, spoke up in regards to the home violence and abuse allegations. The octogenarian was clearly enraged about his estranged son’s claims, and mentioned this to guide off the video:
“You lied about me. Your father! If you lied about your father, you’d… give up the world. I’m tired of it, Joe. I’ve had enough. If you can’t talk to me, face to face, you’re a punk-ass. That’s all you are.”
Whoa!!!
Joe Sr. continued:
“You’ve got all the money and everything. But you know what you don’t have? You don’t have no heart. And I’m going to tell you something else you don’t have: you ain’t got two balls. You don’t want to talk to your father because you couldn’t handle me. … You owe me a big apology.”
Yowza!
At that time, Bridget jumped in to touch upon Joe and his mom leaving Joe Sr. when the long run comic was simply seven years previous. Thus, she mentioned, Joe by no means actually knew the entire story about his father:
“Joe, you were taken away at a very young age, OK? Unfortunately, you did not grow up with the man that we were fortunate enough to grow up with. That my kids were fortunate enough to grow up with.”
Bridget continued:
“I’m sorry that all this happened to you. From the bottom of my heart, I am sorry, because you will never know what you have missed out on in life.”
Joe Sr. jumped again in later within the video. Angered at how his estranged son has characterised him — and his neighborhood — the elder Rogan slammed a remark his well-known son made in regards to the Italian-American neighborhood the place he was raised:
“You said the Italians in North Jersey are psychotic? Joe, I’m 81 years old, I’ve never met a psychotic Italian. … It’s about time you become a man, Joe, and get to reality. You were wrong. You lied. We all know you lied.”
Then, Bridget cryptically warned that her household had receipts that will make the feud “really ugly” in the event that they selected to launch the information:
“I love when I see the comments. ‘They just want the money, they just want the money bag.’ I have a box. Pandora’s box. And if I open it, Joe, things would get really ugly. But see, we don’t roll that way. Us psychopaths from New Jersey, we don’t roll that way.”
Yikes…
Joe Sr. continued by making an attempt to bait Joe into assembly him face-to-face for a chat:
“Joe, in front of everybody, I’m looking at you, I’m pointing at you. Come here, sit down, and me and you talk, that’s it. I won’t tell nobody what was said. I’m a stand-up guy. I ain’t like you, making up stories so I can make money. I don’t do that s**t. Especially family. I don’t do that. But I’m going to tell you something, Joe. Before you go here, and you come and sit, do me a favor: go buy that set of balls.”
Then, Bridget defined why she and her father selected to go public with their accusations.
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The youthful Joe gained’t reply to them, she mentioned, in order that they determined to take issues to social media to attract consideration:
“The thing about our family is that we’re very, very close. No matter what goes on in our family, it always stays within our family. This whole Joe thing is something very new to us. This is the only way to respond to him. We’ve contacted him privately. He doesn’t want to hear what we have to say. He doesn’t want to hear the truth.”
She went on:
“But here’s the thing: when you make an accusation, you have to back it up with proof. And when there’s no proof, there’s no truth to what you’re saying. We have a box full of truth, Joe. We have proof from the attorney general’s office. We have proof from the police department. We have proof from legal cases. Whatever you said, ‘my father is a psychopath, my father beat children, my father beat women, my father beat your mother,’ we have proof, Joe, that it never happened. Real proof. Legal proof. Where’s your proof?”
So a lot drama!!
You can watch the Rogan fam’s full video (under):
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Like we’ve already mentioned up high… Yikes! Lots of anger right here. Clearly, this resentment and drama has been brewing on all sides for an extended, very long time. Will something come from it this time round, tho?
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If you or somebody you recognize is experiencing home violence, assist is out there. Consider calling the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233, or textual content START to 88788, or go to https://www.thehotline.org/.