"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan warned Joe Rogan that Democrats’ refusal to acknowledge President Donald Trump’s legitimacy, particularly in the post-COVID era, threatens rule of law.In both his first and second terms, Trump has seen massive pushback from leaders in major institutions.This ranges from sanctuary cities refusing to work with federal agents to major officials going against his agenda as commander-in-chief.Even on the ground level, there has been popular sentiment that he was not a legitimately elected president .
This comes amid the same years that America’s other major institutions have had a crisis of legitimacy after the COVID-19 pandemic, something Sheridan addressed in his interview with Rogan."I think in 30 years when they look back, like — we are still suffering from a society from COVID like still, and not so much from the disease itself, but from our faith in the institutions around us," he said."Whether it's government, whether it's the media, whether it's pharmaceutical companies and the way that it was manipulated to gain power for a political group, and it was effective and so when something's effective then people just keep doing the same thing until it's no longer effective right?"ROSIE O'DONNELL PUSHES CONSPIRACY THEORY THAT TRUMP DIDN'T REALLY WIN 2024 ELECTION, SAYS ‘I THINK KAMALA WON’"Yellowstone" co-creator Taylor Sheridan argued that whether one likes or dislikes President Donald Trump himself, undermining his administration is bad for America's rule of law.
(Omar Vega/Getty Images)He argued there was a similar idea in the military from the initiative to "win hearts and minds" of America’s adversaries abroad.Sheridan suggested that this may have worked in Japan, where the Emperor had implored his subjects to stand down and surrender amid World War II; it has not worked in other places since.America’s conflict, however, is an internal one, he suggested."So our government, and it's so dangerous what we're se...