Joe Rogan has recently expressed criticism of President Donald Trump, describing his recent decisions and behavior as 'nutty,' attributing some tendencies to Trump's age, who is 79 years old. Rogan suggested Trump needs a trusted adviser to help ground him amidst his 'extreme' decisions, including the controversial 'Wall of Fame' plaques honoring past presidents. Rogan also criticized Trump's depiction of Biden on the plaques, which falsely claims Biden took office after the 'most corrupt election' and states he oversaw the 'highest inflation ever recorded,' which is misleading. The plaques for Obama and Biden contain false or misleading statements, such as Obama being 'highly ineffective' for the Affordable Care Act, despite evidence of reduced uninsured rates, and Biden's election being 'corrupt.' Rogan's remarks come amid renewed concerns about Trump's health, following his December 17 presidential address, with critics noting signs of possible health issues, while the White House maintains Trump is in good health after recent medical evaluations. The article also discusses the White House's departure from tradition by installing plaques for past presidents with misleading descriptions, especially targeting Democratic figures like Biden and Obama.