WATCH: Joe Rogan and Tulsi Gabbard SLAM leftists’ inability to define 'woman,' acknowledge detransitioners

On the latest episode of his podcast released on Tuesday, Joe Rogan sat down with former Congresswoman and recent Democratic Party defector Tulsi Gabbard to discuss a wide variety of issues both political and cultural.

During the interview, Rogan and Gabbard highlighted the difficulty the left has defining the term “woman,” as well as their failure to acknowledge the regret many detransitioners feel after getting surgery to change their gender. 

“There’s a chess game, and the ultimate checkmate is, ‘What’s a woman',” Rogan began, pointing out that the woke left often cannot define the term.

He went on to cite Matt Walsh’s recent documentary, “What is a Woman?” in which the Daily Wire host scours the globe in search of someone who can answer the question.

Rogan deemed the film to be “f*cking amazing,” because Matt Walsh “simply asked questions.”

He and Gabbard laughed as they recalled the footage of leftists “twisting reality into some weird contortionist knot” to justify their positions.

“It’s so revealing,” she added.

The pair lamented the left’s attempt to make the term “woman” meaningless, noting that acknowledging reality doesn’t mean being against transgender people. 

“We’re not denying anyone’s existence either,” Rogan said, “however, if you want to be pregnant, you must be a biological female … Just because you have a f*cking beard because you’re taking testosterone, you’re still a woman.”

The conversation then shifted to the left’s apparent refusal to acknowledge that detransitioners exist.

“Here’s what’s not represented at all in the mainstream media,” Rogan began, “people that’ve had a horrible experience having gender transition surgery and regret it deeply. There’s a lot of them.”

He and Gabbard questioned why those who identify as women simply by declaring it then go on to receive surgery and take hormones.

“That stuff seems to be where all the problem lies,” Rogan continued, pointing out that such treatments are “purely experimental, especially when it comes to children.”