Martha Kalifatidis says Joe Rogan is ‘full of shit’ about Covid-19

Joe Rogan’s controversial views on Covid-19 treatments have led doctors to call him “a threat to public health.”

And Martha Kalifatidis said she agreed with their assessment during an interview on the Kyle and Jackie O Show on Wednesday.

The 33-year-old told the popular American podcaster “talks a lot of s**t” on his show the Joe Rogan Experience.

Rogan has been criticized for discouraging young people from getting vaccinated and promoting harmful alternative treatments such as ivermectin to fight the deadly Covid-19 virus.

“He finds the only person in science who will side with him, and then he will have them” [his show].’

“He’s a whip,” co-host Kyle Sandilands agreed.

The Married At First Sight star’s comments come after 270 doctors and scientists wrote an open letter to Spotify expressing concerns about “false and socially harmful claims” on The Joe Rogan Experience.

They selected a particular episode where Rogan’s guest, virologist Dr. Robert Malone, suggested that civic leaders have “hypnotized” the public into believing that Covid is more serious than it actually is.

The deadly virus has currently claimed more than 5.55 million lives worldwide.

Earlier this month, an Australian news host stared at a challenge from Rogan over wild claims that a rare heart condition is linked to vaccines on the American’s hugely popular podcast.

Josh Szeps, an ABC Weekend breakfast news host who is known in the United States as a former host of Huff Post Live, disputed Rogan’s claim that boys who received a Covid shot had a higher risk of heart inflammation.

The Aussie dude got it right on the influential show, which is downloaded 190 million times a month, and the pair’s spirited exchange went viral in an online clip.

Szeps rejected Rogan’s claim, saying boys were “about eight times more likely” to get myocarditis after a Covid infection than after a Covid vaccine.

“I don’t think that’s true,” said Rogan, the podcaster and UFC commentator.

‘Yes,’ replied Szeps.

“No, no, no, I don’t think it’s true,” Rogan said.

“That there is an increased risk of myocarditis in young people who contract Covid versus an increased risk of myocarditis from the vaccine.”

‘No, there is,’ Szeps retorted.

Rogan’s producers tried to get Szeps on the spot by fact-checking him by putting a New Scientist article on the screen.

It supported the Aussie – who has talked to Rogan on his show before.

The article cited a study claiming that heart inflammation is six times more common after getting Covid than after having the Pfizer or Moderna vaccines.

Szeps later took to social media to deny that he had “shut down” Rogan.

“I hope readers realize that Rogan enjoys this kind of pushback. I ‘hardly shut it off’. He’s a big boy,’ said Szeps.

Rogan is considered a hero to many who are wary of the mainstream media around the world, especially men under 40.

But he has also been widely accused of spreading misinformation about Covid-19 vaccines.

Szeps also talked about alien invasions during the three-hour podcast, which was released Thursday in Australian time.

He was known as Josh Zepps in the US after changing his name there to avoid confusion for the American public, but Rogan promoted him for his last episode with his Australian last name.

Rogan previously called Australia’s lockdown laws “crazy s**t” and mocked the use of police helicopters and the military to impose restrictions.