Joe Rogan shares a very healthy relationship with his fellow standup comedians. Spotify’s biggest podcast host frequently invites many of them on his JRE podcast to have a conversation. Dave Chappelle is one such example, with whom the UFC color commentator is very cordial.

The co-host of “The Midnight Miracle” podcast on Tuesday had an altercation with a member of the audience while on stage at Hollywood Bowl.

The former Fear Factor host, on JRE #1813, with guest Tony Hinchcliffe, talked about what happened and condemned the incident.

Joe Rogan was shocked to see what transpired afterward, when he, on Instagram, came across an article titled, “L.A. District Attorney Declines Felony Charges for Suspect in Dave Chappelle Hollywood Bowl Attack.”

Rogan reposted it with a note, “When you see that a person commits a clear crime, and does it to one of the most loved performers alive, and does it in a very high profile public setting, and it gets captured on video, and you don’t charge that person for what they obviously did, it’s the kind of thing that makes people lose faith in law enforcement. That’s never good.”

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The original author of the post had it captioned, “What does somebody need to do to actually get charged with a crime in LA?”

However, there is an update on the news, as City Attorney Mike Feuer had an announcement.

Joe Rogan offers that hitting a golf bowl is relatively easy

The UFC color commentator recently engaged in a weird discussion with his guest, Tony Hinchcliffe. Apparently, Rogan suggested, his associate could hit a golf ball very hard and very far. However, the guest offered, “A big part of the game, Joe, is where you hit the ball.”

Rogan gave an analogy that he learned to hit a kick with power & speed before learning how to hit it perfectly on a person. Thus, hitting the ball hard is very important. Yet Hinchcliffe was not content with Rogan’s comparison, as he emphasized that hitting the golf ball is different from kicking someone.

Rogan then rested his case and said, “Kicking someone’s way more complicated than the ball that doesn’t move. Shut the f*** up. Don’t ever say that.”

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What do you make of Joe Rogan’s post about Dave Chappelle’s news?