Joe Rogan Left Speechless by Trump's 'Insane' Anti-Biden White House Plaque

Honestly, you just can't make this stuff up sometimes. Joe Rogan, never one to shy away from, well, anything, recently found himself utterly bewildered and cracking up over a rather… unique piece of decor once proudly displayed in the White House. We're talking about a plaque, mind you, that former President Donald Trump had installed, and it was quite the statement, to say the least.

During a recent episode of his wildly popular podcast, "The Joe Rogan Experience," with guest Gad Saad, the conversation took a turn towards the peculiar. Rogan brought up this specific plaque, a monument to Trump's decision to pull the United States out of the Paris Climate Accord. But here’s the kicker, the part that really got Rogan going: it featured a bold, undeniable "X" scrawled right over Joe Biden’s name. Yes, an 'X'—as in, 'you're out,' or 'invalid,' right there on an official White House display. It’s like something out of a schoolyard, but in the most powerful building in the world.

Rogan's reaction? He couldn't help but call it "so crazy," laughing, I imagine, at the sheer audacity of it all. "This is so crazy," he repeated, almost unable to process the pettiness of it all. He literally described it as "amazing," in that kind of incredulous, shaking-your-head way. The image of this plaque, commemorating a policy decision but doing so with such a clear, almost childish, political jab at his successor, was just too much for him.

Let's rewind a bit for context. Former President Trump had, back in 2017, made good on a campaign promise by withdrawing the U.S. from the landmark Paris Agreement, a global accord aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. It was a significant move, met with both cheers and condemnation. Fast forward to 2021, and one of President Biden's very first acts upon taking office was to rejoin the agreement, signaling a major shift in climate policy.

So, the plaque was Trump's way of marking his legacy, particularly on that climate decision. But by intentionally putting an 'X' through Biden's name, it really elevated the whole thing to a different level of political theater. It wasn't just about commemorating an action; it was about discrediting a future one, and the person behind it, in a way that felt, well, surprisingly personal and overtly aggressive for official government property.

Of course, predictably, once President Biden took office, that particular piece of White House decor didn't last long. It was removed shortly after he moved in, making way, one can only assume, for plaques that don't quite carry the same level of overt political antagonism. Still, the story of this plaque and Rogan's utterly flabbergasted reaction serves as a fascinating, and frankly, hilarious, footnote in recent presidential history.