Rob Henderson

speaker

881 appearances 5 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2025 last heard 6 Aug

Rob Henderson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

Trend

recordings per month · last 12 months

Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 4 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 1.

Appearances

newest first · ▶ plays the moment

Ask Dr. Drew · After Months Of Lies & Spin (And Defending Criminals) MSM Officially On Naughty List This Year w/ Rob Henderson, Curtis Hoack & Dr. Chloe Carmichael – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 564 · 13 Dec 2025 podcast

I think it's very mixed, where young people just seem to be more polarized in each direction, where you have some faction of young people who are as enthusiastic as ever for cancel culture, but then you have this backlash within that young segment who are very much against it, and in some ways maybe taking it too far, where they'll say things that are extremely offensive just for the sake of it,

But I would rather live in a world where people can say anything than fear expressing themselves.

i think that's what's what's been happening um where you know fuentes himself and a lot of his fans will say things like well we're sick of being told what to say or what to believe so we're just going to say everything and anything um regardless of whether or not it's true or whether they believe it um i think there's just this thrill and that kind of gleefulness i think has always existed among young people of being um saying things for shock value or for um

uh attention or to uh get a rise out of people or to upset you know older people uh who you know they claim that they don't get it or they don't understand um so i think there's there's an element of that but the thing is i think in decades past people understood to some extent that this was a performance when entertainers would say things that were outlandish so you know when i was growing up 15 20 years ago

You'd have the kind of hysteria around hip-hop artists and rappers, but you knew that they were entertainers on some level.

And when they were making their music, they would explain that this was kind of a caricatured version of reality for entertainment value.

But a lot of influencers now, they're blurring this line between reality and hyperbole.

And because they're playing themselves, or at least they claim to be, and they often position themselves as brave truth-tellers, this is one of the things you saw.

I don't know if you caught that interview of Piers Morgan and Nick Fuentes, but Nick Fuentes tried to straddle this line between, Morgan would ask him a question and Nick Fuentes would respond, well, you know, it's a lot of hyperbole and these are just funny jokes that I tell among my friends and these are all just sort of insider humor.

And then it spills out and people don't understand that we're just messing around.

But then later in that same discussion, he would say, well, I'm actually a brave truth teller.

And Morgan asked, you know, would you ever run for political office?

And Fuentes said,

oh no, I tell the truth.

You can't get elected if you tell the truth.

And the question is, well, which is it?

Are you a brave truth teller or are you just this jocular funny host who's trying to get a rise out of people?

There's this fundamental contradiction in a figure like Fuentes.

I think he has no stable sense of self.

I would be curious to hear from you and from the clinical psychologist here, you know, what to make of someone like that, where he's very slippery and, you know, within 10 minutes, he will contradict himself three different times.

Showing 561–580 of 881 · page 29 of 45