I guess the indigenous people didn’t like illegal immigrants either.

"Have you ever eaten beaver? 👀👀 my middle school self😂😂😂😂

As a native/euro mix, I agree with this message.

My grandfather was born on 1884 in Selby, SD. His parents arrived from Norway months before. His father was a farmer and hunted and sold Beaver Pelts (I have an awesome photo of him and his brother wearing full Beaver pelts and hats. In Norway they were kicked off their farm by the Danish invasion. So, they came to the US. When my grandfather turned 6 and his brother turned 9. His father and mother had 50 head of cattle. They were able to buy land near Fredonia, ND. So, my great grandfather and grandmother on horseback and my grandfather and brother walked and herded the cows for 3 weeks. Along the way they had to give some cows away to the Indians and some bad people in order to pass into North Dakota. When they got there. They had to dig a sod house into the side of a hill and it was 8ft x 12ft. with a clapboard door...I know North Dakota Winters...I cant imagine surviving a North Dakota winter in a one room dirt floor house. He lived to 89 years old and had 12 kids. Most became farmers, teachers, pharmacists, nurses and a doctor. Not bad for a guy with a 3rd grade education (if that) and lived a hard life. Hans Braaten.....One hell of a Grand Dad!

Fun Fact: Indigenous people both in Canada and the United States have a different perspective of what went down in North America than those who have written about it.

Sadly the disease spread and mass die off was inevitable the moment contact was made

The guy across from Joe is a very informative person.

That girl in the thumbnail must have been their ambassador to Victoria's Secret.

Regarding the Mormon handcart companies, he is greatly in error. There were ten handcart companies in total. Five in the first year, 1856. And the other five spread out over the next ten years. It was the 4th handcart company and the 5th handcart company that left too late in the year to reach Utah before they were snowed in in Wyoming. They lost about 20 to 30 percent of their companies, a couple hundred people in total. The other handcart companies had very low fatality rates, one to three people. With some handcart companies having no deaths the entire trip. Regarding walking the entire distance, everybody walked. Regardless if one came by handcart or covered wagon. People did not ride in the covered wagons. Sometimes, even the driver walked beside his team rather than ride. I may be wrong, but I believe there were no American Indians attacks against any of the Mormon pioneers. In truth, American Indian attack against wagon trains were extremely rare. BTW, my grandfather’s grandfather was one of the men sent out to rescue the people of the 5th handcart company, known as the Martin Handcart Company, after its Captain Martin.

"Have you ever eaten Beaver?" How did Taylor not run with that one?

Actually many indigenous people did survive. Mostly all south American have large portions of indigenous ancestry. It's hard to know how many because of so many reclassification of tribes.

I’ve never seen a Native American women that looked like that! 😂

The beavers came back due to conservation efforts, scientist released a lot in California alone. I saw one in the creek on my grandmas property. The beaver would pop his head up 3 different times and quickly hide it when I would catch him watching us. My grandma said she hadn't seen them in many years. / Purchased property in 1959./ She was so happy to know they are back on her land., couldn't believe it. :]

Nice thumbnail Jaime.

Beaver is delicious and the tail is best used in bean so that the fat renders into it. You can smoke the tail as well to use in soups and beans as well.

Tongue is delicious. We eat it here in south Texas on sunday mornings. The dish is called barbacoa.

Most of the native population died of various diseases, 75 to 90%. The same diseases that came from Asia and decimated Europe. There was no escape for the native population. Even if contact was made during the age of modern medicine. There would not have been enough medicine and time to distribute it throughout the Americas.

Native Americans are still here we just call them Mexicans now

The book ‘ Pastwatch by Orson Scott Card is a good read 👍🏼🍻

I’m devastated by all the death…um, who is the smoke show in the thumbnail?

They say the europeans to distance themselves, but they mean our forefathers 😂

Pickled tongue is amazing!!

Damn , Joe not one tear shed😢😢😢😢😢. Try this story with another host and guest

Never seen someone casually rewrite genocide

The Lakota also got access to repeating reifles and even used them at the little bighorn, in some earlier conflicts such as the Arikara war the Lakota fought with the US army because they were fighting their age old tribal enemies, and although some of the buffaloes that were killed they did take the hides and tongues and sold them, hundreds of thousands or even millions of buffalo were just killed and completely untouched and left to rot mainly to destroy the Indians food source to make it easier to force them onto reservations.

Joe Rogan - have you ever aTe beaver its good. Love your double entendre joe.

History is fascinating subject

90% of the American Indians were already dead from a disease before the first settlers even arrived in North America. The settlers arrived to find almost entirely empty land.

Guns, Germs and Steel. Jared Diamond.

Tung is still eaten en Mexico and in CALIFORNIA

"From whatever European country" they came from England mate pretty well documented they weren't starving they came because it was huge land that could be conquered by anyone and could become a threat if taken by the wrong people.

Ken burns covered all this

Well discussed in “Guns, germs and steel”. The horse elevated Indian society to it’s apex but also signaled the end. 1500- 1850- not often discussed. “Son of the Morning Star” makes the point that the Indian atrocities didn’t start until the unskilled settlers moved west- until that time the Indians respected the soldiers, mountain men and explorers that they faced. The mutilations started when the Indians felt contempt for the settlers.

Fun fact: My uncle had a trap line on our rez back in the day.

Right before i learned they had Leprosy lol

Here's one for ya Joe. What all do you know about the Lakota 36? Lincoln had the largest mass hanging in history in Minnesota at the same time he was freeing the slaves of the south

25,000 people died in Mormon handcart companies? Only 3,000 ever even tried it. Pretty long walk though about 1,300 miles. A total of ~1,900 people died out of about a TOTAL of 95,000 people crossing the plains from 1847 to 1868. 145 people did die out of 576 people in the Willie and Martin handcart companies in 1856.

Freedom or death

The thumbnail because when we think of native peoples it’s the hot chicks that are most important.

There are confirmed accounts of a very small number of Comanche hold outs in the mountains of Texas/Mexican border up until about 1950. I loved that at first but it's so freakin sad the more you think about it.

Glad to hear that someone stated that Manifest Destiny was a load of bison shit.

We all live on stolen land. My family has been here pre 1700s. I know this from my great grandmother.

That thumbnail 😂😂😂😂

Lmao my family is from Stamford

im still here ! ;)

We need more stories from different tribes

This information has been widely known for years. Why does Joe Rogan always have to think he possesses “secret knowledge”? It’s really insane. He’s just a comedian and podcaster. Calm down Joe

tougue cook in instant pot 55 mins is good

Taylor Sheridan….both names associated with US Army generals….

Fun fact natives are from the arctic circle to Tierra del Fuego.

“How one group of people almost wiped out that other group of people just like the last time it all went down the same way echoing back to eternity.” Should be the title.

The fact that the native people are not here to tell the story speaks to their decimation. War,land grabs, disease and the destruction of the food source speaks to the savagery and mindless nature of those who came from different parts of Europe. Imagine a group of people going to Europe 300 years ago and then there are no Europeans to exist. Imagine them only being on reservations in negligible numbers after 300 years. The only thing that's literally left are names of who and what they were. The United States is massive and you don't see people here who were here for thousands of years. Extinct like some of the animals that used to roam the land.

Checking in from Indian Territory, aho!

Mr. Taylor talks about repeating rifles. The entire history of US Indian Nations evolved and intensified through 'arms races'. Whoever acquired the latest technologies (weapons) took the competitive advantage against their neighbours. Tsisistas/Sutaio, what you call 'Cheyenne' people (The Beautiful People) once horticultural Algonquins of Minnesota (before the state existed) were forced out, after the British armed the Chippewas and Ojibwas with firearms. Hunting grounds and the wild rice people of old (Tsisistas) rapidly became 'nomadic' from peaceful horticultural people, to one of the greatest fighting societies this planet has ever known. Neaesa ✋️🫲🫱✋️🦅. With them rose powerful 'soldier/warrior' societies: Dog Soldiers, Crazy Dogs, Elk Horn Scrapers. All protectors of Maheos people. The Cheyenne never had more than a 1,000 warriors in US history, but they developed and fought with their backs to the wall, as the saying goes to protect Cheyenne values, freedoms and culture. That Nations history alone, shows how cultural changes cause chaos and turmoil, when difference is violated by those who seek control over anothers freedoms. Aho 🤝

Same thing happened to the Aztecs and folk down in South America. There can be arguments made that what happened to the Natives down there was worse than up here.

The very first conflicts between American Indians and European settlers were when one tribe tricked the settlers into fighting a second tribe, so that the second tribe would be wiped out or weakened, so that the first tribe could take over the second tribe's land, enslave the women and children, kill the rest of the men, and take the resources.

If you look at the population in the United States only 2% is Native American and in Canada it’s only 5% is Native American. I have a feeling this most likely runs the same in all of the Americas. I’m guessing you might find similar numbers for places like Australia and New Zealand.

One word…….. Pilgrims 😂

Native Americans understood and practiced the Right of Conquest and slavery. They certainly have no right to complain and are not victims. They also gave Europeans syphilis, a gift that keeps on giving.

Ah, the Noble Savage!

When people try to bring up facts others call it CRT.

Them boys wanted some pocohontis

Think of this. If Tartaria did exist in North America at the time of the Chicago World Fair, then the Native Americans must have encountered them. Thus why we killed 60 million to cover it up.

Early Oregon trail travelers fared much better than later immigrants because of lack of sanitation and pollution of water sources along the narrow route. Disease killed way more than weather and Indians and violence combined. Sanitation and cleanliness were almost unknown, as were bacterial pathogens.

Tongue is way better than beaver…lol

And don’t forget the elimination of their principal source of food and building supplies, buffalo!

Native American’s didn’t look like the thumbnail. Rewriting history one art depiction at a time, learned by the Greeks and Romans.

The more and more I dug into real American history the more I am proud to have Native blood in me...we all were lied to😮

Rattlesnakes have stopped rattling 😳

@joe have you seen "exterminate all of the brutes"? It's a good story. Tons of raw footage many have never seen.

This is because they don’t want you to know the truth the winner’s make you rules

90% died from disease? Not only does that not sound plausible I dont find substantiation for it. We are talking about 3 centuries of colonization.... What a slow moving pandemic.

🐄 tongue tacos are the best put whole 👅 in crock pot overnight with onions and salt when done cut off the outer layer(taste buds) slice kinda medium thin put in pan with green salsa for a bit chop raw onions and cilantro slap a couple tortillas right on the stove burners when you flip em be quick and careful not to burn your fingers or use tongs fellas if you can get a beautiful Mexican woman to cook them the tacos really taste so delicioso

70% in South America. Something insane.

Lots of weird-ass genocide apologists in this comment section. Yes, tribes fought with each other. So did Europeans. Different groups within an ethnicity/culture having conflict does not justify the complete and utter annihilation of that culture.

Ever eaten beaver ? Its amazing....... yes we know 😂😂😂😂😂

I hunted hogs with Ted on his property in Michigan. All archery What a blast.....no pun intended

The disease killed large numbers of Indians and buffalo herds increased by the millions as a result the giant herds seen by early settlers were ripe for the cattle diseases that is largely responsible for the sudden decline, not hunting. My theory based on new examination of the history that has been overlooked.

tough

A society revolving around murder, theft, rape, slavery, kidnapping and violence deserves no pity at all. They got beaten at their own game.

As harsh as this sounds but this is just the way it goes. There have been others before the native americans that have been wiped out, countless others. And not just by europeans, it´s human nature and the desire for influence, power and more land. Every single one of us without exception is living on land that once belonged to sombody else. Every piece of land was conquered or stolen at some point, many many times, not just by europeans, but everyone else as well. Including native americans. You either win or you lose. Don´t whine about it, adapt and move on.

Are there any Americans whose ancestors didn’t emigrate from Ireland in the potato famine?

Fun fact: gold also was the reason why people migrated

From a genetic standpoint there are no Native Americans left. From north America to south America. Only native Alaskans still exist as a genetically original group

My conclusion on the move West is; the Indians were to blame for the start of the whole mess! Both sides did horrible things! It’s call fate. Oh yeah, colonialism is neither bad, or good; it just is! 🤷🏻‍♂️

Cow tongue is delicious I imagine buffalo is as well.

Native Americans brought down the Aztec empire. 90,000 Native Americans fought alongside the 2,000 Europeans. They hated living under the Aztec empire.

That only applies to North America inclusively the US and Canada that has reservation for Native Americans but you won't find any Res in Latin America because they just speak Spanish and assimilated into the culture and even forgot to speak their native tongue.

But shouldn’t europeans have been decimated by indigenous sicknesses too??

No one getting wiped out if they looked like that thumbnail

Please go over how the settlers caught African slaves.

Fun Fact: They were killing each other before Europeans came and still could not unite even when they all faced being displaced. Some tribes also practiced slavery. They were conquered, like many civilizations around the world.

This is a BS session and they're both faking and bluffing their way through it. but congrats to them for attaining some delicious rare flavors for their sophisticated palates.

No están hablando de America, están hablando de USA. Por favor.

I love eating beaver too..

Disease did what European weapons and tactics could not

And we pretend to be forgiven…! Ironic

Funny ppl talk about the Indians like they were all one nation . Act like they were out killing each other....

90% has to be a stretch, iv never heard that statistic.

It was a war. The Europeans won the war. We came over and defeated a bunch of bloodthirsty warmongering natives who were barely a few generations away from their cannibal ancestors