&#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host Mike Rowe blasted the billionaires attending the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, accusing them of &#8220;hypocrisy&#8221; for blaming the &#8220;everyday guy&#8221; for &#8220;all of the trouble in the world.&#8221;
During an appearance on Fox News&#8217;s &#8220;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3QvOogiRk">The Ingraham Angle</a>&#8221; on Wednesday, Rowe was asked what he thought about the &#8220;callous&#8221; and &#8220;dismissive attitude&#8221; of the elites at the forum over jobs &#8220;they don&#8217;t approve of,&#8221; such as those in the fossil fuel industry.
&#8220;It&#8217;s hard to maintain a consistent level of outrage,&#8221; <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-says-feds-revoked-his-filming-permit-received-call-claiming-it-was-pulled-for-his-personal-politics">Rowe</a> replied. &#8220;I&#8217;ve been at this for 15 years. The foundation I run is focused on real jobs that require an actual skill that truly exists.&#8221;
Rowe said when he looks at the coverage of Davos, he doesn&#8217;t understand &#8220;why anybody is taking any of it seriously.&#8221;
&#8220;These are billionaires, and very, very, very wealthy people who fly privately to this resort to basically blame the everyday guy for all of the trouble in the world,&#8221; Rowe explained.
&#8220;I just don&#8217;t know how a reasonable person can see through the hypocrisy to even for a moment seriously consider the validity of anything you just played,&#8221; he added, referencing a clip that showed elites espousing the need to &#8220;close the emissions gap,&#8221; phase out coal, and end the &#8220;addiction to fossil fuels.&#8221;
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Fox News host Laura Ingraham said we couldn&#8217;t ignore their comments because it&#8217;s creating liberal policies that hurt people.
Rowe agreed and said sometimes things are going to &#8220;have to go splat&#8221; before the majority stands up, but to &#8220;affirmatively make fossil fuels the enemy right now&#8221; is crazy.
&#8220;And to marginalize and vilify the very thing we are all so completely and totally reliant on, that&#8217;s a recipe for crazy making,&#8221; Rowe added, noting that our relationship with energy and food is completely disconnected.
&#8220;We&#8217;re at war with the very things that we need,&#8221; he added.
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/bed-it-all-up-mike-rowe-explains-why-7-million-able-bodied-men-arent-looking-for-work-and-its-not-a-skills-gap">&#8216;B****ed It All Up&#8217;: Mike Rowe Explains Why 7 Million Able-Bodied Men Aren&#8217;t Looking For Work, And It&#8217;s Not &#8216;A Skills Gap&#8217;</a>

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Mike Rowe Blasts ‘Hypocrisy’ Of Billionaires At WEF Blaming ‘Everyday Guy’ For ‘All Of The Trouble In The World’

Mike Rowe Blasts 'Hypocrisy' Of Billionaires At WEF Blaming ‘Everyday Guy’ For 'All Of The Trouble In The World’

Celebrities

Entertainment

Mike Rowe

U.S.

World Economic Forum

Former &#8220;Shark Week&#8221; host <a href="https://dailywire.com/news/mike-rowes-mom-reveals-the-weirdest-thing-he-ever-sent-her-while-working-dirty-jobs/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mike Rowe</a> had a few thoughts about a recent Washington Post <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/12/05/shark-week-diversity-study/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">article</a> claiming that the Discovery Channel&#8217;s regular summer event &#8220;lacks diversity&#8221; and &#8220;overrepresents men named Mike.&#8221;
Rowe, who hosted the annual week-long event in both 2006 and 2008, responded to the Post&#8217;s assertion by crowd-sourcing a response via social media. Having not yet had his coffee, he explained, he needed a little outside help.
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&#8220;Good Morning. As a white male named Mike who hosted Shark Week more than once, this headline caught my eye in The Washington Post,&#8221; Rowe began, explaining that he had come across the article while in New York City to promote another new season of the show that made him a household name: &#8220;Dirty Jobs.&#8221; The new season, he noted, is set to premiere on Discovery on Sunday at 8 p.m.
&#8220;I have not yet had my coffee, or time to formulate a cogent response, but in the course of promoting a new season of &#8216;Dirty Jobs,&#8217; (Sunday at 8pm on Discovery,) I suspect I might be asked to respond specifically to this headline,&#8221; Rowe continued, calling on his fans to make suggestions as to how he should respond.
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&#8220;If you have any thoughts or suggestions, please leave them in the comments below,&#8221; Rowe added, warning, &#8220;Unless of course, you’re a white guy named Mike. I think we’ve all heard quite enough from you …&#8221;
Rowe concluded the message with a postscript reminding fans once again about the upcoming Sunday premiere of the new season of &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; — and then added a second postscript, musing, &#8220;Gotta wonder how former Shark Week host, Mike Tyson, is taking the news …&#8221;
During 2020&#8217;s Shark Week, <a href="https://dailywire.com/news/watch-as-people-frantically-duck-under-tables-ice-cold-mike-tyson-never-moves-when-man-pulls-a-gun/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tyson</a> participated in a stunt labeled &#8220;Rumble on the Reef,&#8221; during which he placed a shark into tonic immobility by grabbing it by the nose. &#8220;I am champion of the shark!&#8221; Tyson shouted upon his success.
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Yet another &#8220;Mike&#8221; — history&#8217;s most decorated Olympian of all-time <a href="https://dailywire.com/news/greatest-olympian-all-time-michael-phelps-swims-michael-qazvini/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Michael Phelps</a> — has also appeared as a part of Shark Week programming in 2017, &#8220;racing&#8221; against a great white shark.
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Today – Season 71

WaPo Claims ‘Shark Week’ Has Too Many ‘Men Named Mike’ And ‘Lacks Diversity’ – Former Host Mike Rowe Responds

WaPo Claims 'Shark Week' Has Too Many Men Named Mike' – Former Host Mike Rowe Responds

Media

Sharks

Washington Post

<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/mike-rowe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mike Rowe</a> told Fox News this weekend that men are becoming soft and lazy in part due to how much time they are spending on screens instead of working.
Rowe made the remarks during a brief interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson during the network&#8217;s &#8220;Patriot Awards.&#8221;
&#8220;So, I&#8217;m wrong about as much as I am right. And it&#8217;s for that reason, I hate to say, &#8216;I told you so,&#8217; out loud, ever,&#8221; Rowe said. &#8220;But for 15 years, my foundation has been talking about this slow, sort of, unraveling of what we loosely call work ethic, whatever that means.&#8221;
&#8220;And I mean, last week, there was an article in The New York Times called something like how to combat the assault on modern work, and I thought it was gonna be an article about coal miners or crab fishermen or, you know, big tough jobs where the danger is real. It wasn&#8217;t. It was an article about everything from paper cuts to the non-existent pet bereavement policies that are being deemed harsh, I&#8217;m not making it up,&#8221; he continued. &#8220;And so we are, we&#8217;re in a place where 7 million able-bodied men are not only not working between the ages of 25 and [inaudible]. 7 million able-bodied men are not only not working, they&#8217;re affirmatively not looking for a job. That&#8217;s never happened in peacetime, ever.&#8221;
Rowe said that people are focusing on the wrong thing by looking at the unemployment rate when they should be looking at the number of able-bodied people who do not want to work.
Rowe said that an economist he spoke to told him the thing that those men are doing is spending &#8220;on average, over 2,000 hours a year on screens.&#8221;
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TRANSCRIPT:
<blockquote>TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS: Well, not a lot of people are working right now in the United States. And that&#8217;s a big change. That&#8217;s why maybe you have to use the drive thru because no one&#8217;s inside the restaurant. But not only is the way we work changing, our attitudes toward work are changing, and a lot of people seem to have contempt for work all of the sudden, signs are everywhere, you probably noticed them. Mike Rowe has spent a life thinking about work. He&#8217;s host of &#8216;How America Works&#8217; on Fox Business Network. He joins us on the set of the Patriot Awards, of course, for a long time, the immortal host of &#8220;Dirty Jobs,&#8221; and I think our most frequent and popular guest. Anyway, thank you so much for coming back. Obviously you have noticed the change in attitude toward work, some people sort of mocking the idea of work, what&#8217;s your response to that?
MIKE ROWE: Yes. So, I&#8217;m wrong about as much as I am right. And it&#8217;s for that reason, I hate to say, &#8216;I told you so,&#8217; out loud, ever. But for 15 years, my foundation has been talking about this slow sort of unraveling of what we loosely call work ethic, whatever that means. And now between Nick Eberstadt&#8217;s work, an economist who&#8217;s really drilled down on it. And I mean, last week, there was an article in The New York Times called something like how to combat the assault on modern work, and I thought it was gonna be an article about coal miners or crab fishermen or, you know, big tough jobs where the danger is real. It wasn&#8217;t. It was an article about everything from paper cuts to the non existent pet bereavement policies that are being deemed harsh, I&#8217;m not making it up. And so we are, we&#8217;re in a place where 7 million able bodied men are not only not working between the ages of 25 and [inaudible]. 7 million able bodied men are not only not working, they&#8217;re affirmatively not looking for a job. That&#8217;s never happened in peacetime, ever. And economists like Nick Eberstadt take a dim view of it, they&#8217;re worried. And they&#8217;re trying to inject that into the conversation at a time when we&#8217;re still looking at the unemployment number as the true harbinger of what&#8217;s really going on, but it&#8217;s not. In his view, it&#8217;s a depression era artifact, we&#8217;re just looking at the wrong thing, we&#8217;re looking at not what it means to have a bunch of people unemployed, but what does it mean, to have a bunch of opportunity that nobody gives a damn about? That&#8217;s a different conversation. And it&#8217;s complicated to have, because while that dynamic is clear and present, so too, is the fact that a lot of big companies in Silicon Valley are going to lay off a lot of people. And now you&#8217;re gonna have a bunch of people who aren&#8217;t trained for the jobs that do exist, sort of competing with people who have affirmatively taken themselves out of the workforce entirely. And final point, I asked Nick, &#8216;what are they doing? What are they doing with their time, these able bodied men?  On average, over 2,000 hours a year on screens.
CARLSON: So they&#8217;re just totally hypnotized by a digital world? So at some point, the pilot shortage, for example, well known, one of the reasons it&#8217;s hard to get your plane on time or the cost is going up is because aren&#8217;t enough pilots. But that&#8217;s true for a lot of different jobs. So like, when does it start to grind to a halt?
ROWE: Well, you know, pilots get the press because it&#8217;s the pilot. But when you really follow the delays down, you&#8217;ll find it in the mechanics, you&#8217;ll find it in the flight attendants. How many airports have you been in when the crews simply couldn&#8217;t make it to the next plane? It&#8217;s because they&#8217;re working with 70% of the workforce they had three years ago. You know, 4 million fewer people are in the workforce today than before the lock downs and 4 million more jobs have opened up. It&#8217;s almost a perfect mirror image and the reflection is kind of hideous.
CARLSON: And it&#8217;s just sad because work is meaning as you have spent your life showing. Mike Rowe, the great Mike Rowe.</blockquote>
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-millions-not-looking-for-work-because-of-topography-that-ultimately-encourages-people-to-not-work" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mike Rowe: Millions Not Looking For Work Because Of ‘Topography That Ultimately Encourages People To Not Work’</a>

Mike Rowe Sounds The Alarm On Men Not Wanting To Work Anymore

Fox News

General

&#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host Mike Rowe explained to Megyn Kelly that there&#8217;s &#8220;7 million able-bodied men&#8221; who aren&#8217;t looking for work and he&#8217;s said it&#8217;s not a &#8220;skills gap&#8221; but instead a &#8220;will gap&#8221; as too many appear to be addicted to their screens.
During his recent appearance on Sirius XM&#8217;s &#8220;The Megyn Kelly Show&#8221; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftCPAnHPjZE">podcast</a>, the host asked <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/mike-rowe">Rowe</a> what he thought was the reason why millions of men in America between the ages of 25-54 aren&#8217;t only unemployed, but aren&#8217;t even looking for a job. The TV host said that there isn&#8217;t just one reason but several, as he listed what he believes has led to this &#8220;lopsided&#8221; workforce in America, calling it &#8220;troubling.&#8221;
Rowe said to him it&#8217;s not a matter of &#8220;labor disputes&#8221; when it comes to the lack of blue-collar workers but a myriad of things starting with removing shop class in the 70s and 80s from high school. He explained, &#8220;It&#8217;s not a coincidence today that those vocations are the very jobs currently lacking in the market.&#8221; Combine that with the push around the same time to get people to go get higher education, which he said &#8220;we b****ed it all up.&#8221;
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&#8220;To talk about the existence of 11 million jobs that virtually nobody wants juxtaposed with 7 million able-bodied men between the ages of 25-54 who are not only not working, that&#8217;s not the problem,&#8221; Rowe said. &#8220;They are affirmatively not looking for jobs. So you push all of that together, it really does make for a very disappointing kind of bouillabaisse.&#8221;
&#8220;College needed a PR campaign back in the 70s and 80s,&#8221; he added. &#8220;We genuinely needed more people to go in pursuit of some of this thing we call higher education. But we b****ed it all up. We didn&#8217;t just make the case for a four year school. We made the case at the expense of all other forms of education.&#8221;
&#8220;So, now there&#8217;s stigmas and stereotypes &#8230; all kinds of bull crap that keeps people from pursuing many of these 11 million open jobs right now that paradoxically are the very jobs that make civilized life for the rest of us,&#8221; the &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host continued.
When <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-says-feds-revoked-his-filming-permit-received-call-claiming-it-was-pulled-for-his-personal-politics">Rowe</a> was pressed further by Kelly why those 7 million guys are &#8220;sitting on the sidelines,&#8221; he said he&#8217;s not so sure there&#8217;s a &#8220;skills gap&#8221; anymore, but a &#8220;will gap.&#8221;
&#8220;What the research indicates &#8230; a majority of that cohort of people we&#8217;re describing right now, these men, spend between 2,000 to 2,400 hours a year on screens,&#8221; the TV host shared. &#8220;That&#8217;s what they&#8217;re doing. Now the average work week extrapolated over a year is 2,080 hours. That&#8217;s their full-time job. They&#8217;re on their screens.&#8221;
&#8220;There&#8217;s something else going on in the country,&#8221; he added. &#8220;It&#8217;s unpleasant. It&#8217;s troubling. It&#8217;s important. And we have to talk about it. We have to find a way to stop looking at the workforce in terms of people who are unemployed and see it instead through the lens of the numbers of people who have affirmatively chosen not to work.&#8221;

‘B****ed It All Up’: Mike Rowe Explains Why 7 Million Able-Bodied Men Aren’t Looking For Work, And It’s Not ‘A Skills Gap’

'B****ed It All Up': Mike Rowe Explains Why 7 Million Able-Bodied Men Aren't Looking For Work, And It's Not 'A Skills Gap'

Megyn Kelly

“Dirty Jobs” host <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/mike-rowe" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mike Rowe</a> called out <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/topic/joe-biden" target="_blank" rel="noopener">President Joe Biden&#8217;s</a> student debt cancellation plan, saying it&#8217;s the “biggest pre-Labor Day slap in the face” to working people he&#8217;s ever seen.
In the 60-year-old TV host&#8217;s recent <a href="https://www.facebook.com/100044228419568/posts/pfbid02aev4S8cJ3NtGfN3dnpak8LpCYCNdnoaFGQH5K8EwuFyG9MhNftY38fWhMt7b5g99l/?d=n" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Facebook</a> post, Rowe admitted he tries hard to “avoid the politics of the moment” on his page and focus only on the impact his foundation has on helping people gain a skilled trade. However, he said after Biden announced his student loan cancellation plan, transferring “billions of dollars” in loans “onto the backs” of the very people his foundation has spent the last two decades helping, he had to say something.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-says-feds-revoked-his-filming-permit-received-call-claiming-it-was-pulled-for-his-personal-politics" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rowe</a> shared what his foundation does, which is helping award “work-ethic scholarships to individuals who choose to forego an expensive, four-year education in favor of a skilled trade.” He then stated why Biden&#8217;s plan is more than unfair.
“When I do weigh in, I try to acknowledge both sides of the argument, and make my points with as much respect as I can muster,” the host wrote. “Today, however, I can see only one side. Today, I can find nothing to respect in the President&#8217;s decision to transfer billions of dollars in outstanding student loans onto the backs of those people my foundation tries to assist — the same people I&#8217;ve spent the last twenty years profiling on Dirty Jobs.”
“With that in mind, I&#8217;m not going to write the piece I just sat down to write,&#8221; he added. “Instead, I&#8217;m going to share the attached article from Charlie Cooke, who writes better than I do, and shares my disdain for what just happened. If you share our disdain, then please, share this post as well. This decision is without question, the biggest pre-Labor Day slap in the face to working people I&#8217;ve ever seen.”
Rowe&#8217;s post included a <a href="https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/08/bidens-student-debt-bonfire-is-a-classist-message-to-the-uncredentialed-screw-em/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">National Review</a> article titled, “Biden&#8217;s Student-Debt Bonfire Is a Classist Message to the Uncredentialed: Screw &#8216;Em.”
Rowe and Cooke aren&#8217;t the only people who have slammed the president&#8217;s plan to cancel $10,000 in debt for those earning less than $125,000 a year, as <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/biden-mocks-reporter-who-asks-if-its-unfair-to-cancel-student-loan-debt" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Daily Wire</a> previously reported.
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Joe Biden: Cancelling student debt is &quot;fair&quot;<a href="https://twitter.com/benshapiro?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@benshapiro</a>: &quot;By fair, he means that if you didn&#39;t get a college degree, you&#39;re subsidizing people who went to college. And that if you paid off your college loans, you&#39;re subsidizing people who didn&#39;t.&quot; <a href="https://t.co/cqxgjnxAhT">pic.twitter.com/cqxgjnxAhT</a>
&mdash; Daily Wire (@realDailyWire) <a href="https://twitter.com/realDailyWire/status/1562846748044709892?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 25, 2022</a></blockquote>
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Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro shared on “The Ben Shapiro Show” that when Biden calls the debt cancellation plan ”fair,” the president means “that if you didn&#8217;t get a college degree, you&#8217;re subsidizing people who went to college. And that if you paid off your college loans, you&#8217;re subsidizing people who didn&#8217;t.”
Related: <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-says-theres-a-line-between-civilization-and-anarchy-its-thin-and-blue-in-tribute-to-law-enforcement">Mike Rowe Says &#8216;There&#8217;s A Line Between Civilization And Anarchy. It&#8217;s Thin,&#8217; And &#8216;Blue&#8217; In Tribute To Law Enforcement</a>

‘Biggest Pre-Labor Day Slap In The Face To Working People’: Mike Rowe Calls Out Biden For Student Debt Cancellation Plan

Ben Shapiro

Joe Biden

Student Loan Cancellation

&#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host <a href="http://www.dailywire.com/topic/mike-rowe/">Mike Rowe</a> may regret appearing on NBC&#8217;s &#8220;<a href="https://dailywire.com/news/dana-perino-says-amber-heards-today-show-interview-is-proof-her-counsel-hates-her/">TODAY Show</a>&#8221; alongside his mother after she announced to the world that he once mailed her a baby bottle filled with semen from a prize stallion.
The two appeared on the show to promote Peggy Rowe&#8217;s new <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Vacuuming-Nude-Other-Ways-Attention/dp/1637630999">book</a> — &#8220;Vacuuming in the Nude: And Other Ways to Get Attention&#8221; — during the third hour on Monday, and host Sheinelle Jones made the mistake of asking Rowe whether he had ever sent &#8220;cool, random gifts&#8221; to his mother while traveling to film &#8220;Dirty Jobs.&#8221;
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Wherein <a href="https://twitter.com/mikeroweworks?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@mikeroweworks</a>&#39;s mother announces on live TV that he once mailed her a bottle of horse semen &#8230; <a href="https://t.co/4jZTDx4ZAs">pic.twitter.com/4jZTDx4ZAs</a>
&mdash; Virginia Kruta (@VAKruta) <a href="https://twitter.com/VAKruta/status/1559592727980957697?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">August 16, 2022</a></blockquote>
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&#8220;You got to travel a lot of interesting places for &#8216;Dirty Jobs&#8217; do you send your mom cool, random gifts?&#8221; Jones asked.
&#8220;Oh, terrible things,&#8221; Rowe laughed. &#8220;Terrible things.&#8221;
&#8220;Like what?&#8221; she asked — and then Peggy stepped in to answer.
&#8220;Well, he worked on a quarter horse farm in Texas and he sent me a bottle of semen from a world famous stallion &#8230;&#8221; she said, prompting shocked looks all around.
&#8220;It’s an artificial insemination show,&#8221; Rowe tried to explain. &#8220;Al, you have to picture it —&#8221;
&#8220;No, I don’t have to. I really don’t,&#8221; co-host Al Roker laughed.
&#8220;She put it on the mantle and for years it was a lovely conversation piece,&#8221; Rowe joked.
But according to Rowe, the best part of the conversation might have occurred after the cameras were off and he and his mother were leaving the show.
Rowe posted a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMikeRowe/posts/pfbid0Bu7A3jN21X2ZFPTUCRwAKN2WdhwBMz3L6q9HUuvkrizm7MX3HW2h6289vSFcfNYAl">part of the exchange</a> on Facebook, along with a snap of him with his mother backstage at NBC.
<blockquote>Mom: How do you think that went? 
Me: Pretty good, all things considered. 
Mom: All thing considered? 
Me: Yeah. Considering the fact you just told America I mailed you a baby bottle filled with semen, I thought it went great. 
Mom: Oh, should I not have said that? 
Me: It’s &#8216;The Today Show,&#8217; mom. Baby bottles filled with semen are not a traditional topic of conversation. 
Mom: Well, the lady asked if you ever sent me any weird presents while you were filming &#8216;Dirty Jobs.&#8217; And that was a pretty weird present.</blockquote>
Rowe then appeared to forget she had clarified during the segment that it was semen from a champion stallion and suggested that viewers might have assumed it was actually from a human.
&#8220;Do you think they thought I was talking about &#8230; your semen?&#8221; Peggy asked. 
&#8220;I sure hope not,&#8221; Rowe replied. &#8220;But if we&#8217;re never invited back to &#8216;The Today Show,&#8217; we&#8217;ll know why.&#8221;

Mike Rowe’s Mom Reveals The Weirdest Thing He Ever Sent Her While Working ‘Dirty Jobs’

Mike Rowe's Mom Reveals The Weirdest Thing He Ever Sent Her While Working 'Dirty Jobs'

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Television host Mike Rowe said that the General Services Administration (GSA) recently revoked his permit to shoot a new episode of &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; and wondered whether it was done for &#8220;political reasons&#8221; or as an attempt to &#8220;yank my chain,&#8221; which he said the move failed to do.
In a lengthy message posted Monday on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMikeRowe">Facebook</a>, Rowe explained why he didn&#8217;t appear at the job site this week as scheduled to shoot an episode highlighting a woman-owned company in the boilermaker trade. Rowe said that to his both surprise and disappointment the shoot was canceled &#8220;at the last minute&#8221; when the GSA &#8220;suddenly revoked our permit.&#8221;
&#8220;I just wanted to assure you guys that this decision had nothing to do with me, Discovery, or my production team,&#8221; Rowe wrote. &#8220;This decision was made solely by the GSA, who oversees the location where you are currently working, and required us to apply for a permit months ago. Obviously, we did. The necessary permits were quickly issued, and we were assured several times over the last few months that everything was still good to go.&#8221;
&#8220;Then, just two days before I was scheduled to arrive, we received a phone call from a woman at the GSA who informed us that our permits were being revoked,&#8221; he added. &#8220;When we asked for an explanation, she said, &#8216;security concerns.&#8217; When we asked her what kind of security concerns, she said she didn&#8217;t know. She only told us that the decision had come down from &#8216;the very highest levels within the GSA.'&#8221;
The <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-on-why-bringing-back-dirty-jobs-was-vital-many-of-these-jobs-you-can-make-six-figures">TV host</a> did not specify the location of the scheduled shoot but posted pictures of what appeared to be M&amp;M Welding and Fabricators, the company his show had planned to feature in the episode. Rowe went on to reference other places where the show &#8220;has filmed in many sensitive environments under government control,&#8221; citing previous permits obtained from the Army, Navy, Air Force, and NASA, adding, &#8220;We even got a permit to film inside the National Security Agency!&#8221;
&#8220;What’s really going on here?&#8221; Rowe asked in his post.
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/dirty-jobs-host-mike-rowe-rolling-out-own-tennessee-whiskey-line-complete-with-memorable-sea-shanty">Rowe</a> said his crew later received a call from someone he said &#8220;sounded credible&#8221; who claimed the permit was revoked because of Rowe&#8217;s viewpoints.
&#8220;According to this caller, someone at the highest levels of the GSA, &#8216;doesn&#8217;t like Mike Rowe&#8217;s personal politics,&#8217; and used their power to deliberately string us along until the last possible second, for the express purpose of &#8216;yanking my chain,'&#8221; Rowe wrote.
Rowe added that his &#8220;personal politics are not a matter of public record, and Dirty Jobs has no political agenda whatsoever.&#8221;
&#8220;However, I do happen to have a hit show on Fox Business,&#8221; Rowe wrote. &#8220;It&#8217;s called How America Works, and not everybody is happy about it.&#8221;
Rowe admitted he can&#8217;t say for sure if what the caller told him was accurate.
The Daily Wire reached out to GSA for comment but did not immediately receive a response.

Mike Rowe Says Feds Revoked His Filming Permit, Received Call Claiming It Was Pulled For His ‘Personal Politics’

Mike Rowe Says Feds Revoked Filming Permit, Received Call Claiming It Was Pulled For His ‘Personal Politics'

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Mike Rowe talked about the skyrocketing diesel prices across the country and said truckers he knows aren&#8217;t buying the &#8220;Putin Price Hike&#8221; narrative as the reason.
During Monday&#8217;s &#8220;Fox and Friends&#8221; <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8VEAtplPH8">show</a>, the <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/dirty-jobs-host-mike-rowe-rolling-out-own-tennessee-whiskey-line-complete-with-memorable-sea-shanty">host</a> of &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; talked about the new season of &#8220;How America Works,&#8221; as he and the Fox News host discussed how soaring inflation is hurting American consumers from fuel prices to an increase of costs at the grocery story.
Rowe said with diesel prices hitting an all time high at $5.29 a gallon, he has truckers sending him videos of them at the pump after spending more than a thousand dollars to fill up their trucks.
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&#8220;I get video almost every day now from people who we featured on &#8216;Dirty Jobs&#8221; and &#8216;How America Works,'&#8221; Rowe explained. &#8220;They&#8217;re just sending me videos of them at the gas pump and some of them are filling up 18-wheelers. And, I&#8217;m not kidding you, $1,100, $1,200.&#8221;
&#8220;Most people, all we can think about is the price for us at a relative terms know it&#8217;s awful,&#8221; he added. &#8220;When you put $1,200 in your gas tank and just six months ago it was costing you $600 or 700, the exponential reality of it is starting to sink in. You just can&#8217;t walk that back. It touches every single thing that matters in this country. From food production to transportation &#8230; all of it.&#8221;
When the host asked <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-says-theres-a-line-between-civilization-and-anarchy-its-thin-and-blue-in-tribute-to-law-enforcement">Rowe</a> if truckers believe the pain at the pump is because of Putin, he said the ones he knows aren&#8217;t buying it.
&#8220;The guys I know in this business &#8230; [A] guy said to me the other day, it&#8217;s like &#8230; falling down the stairs in slow motion. &#8230; We know it&#8217;s coming,&#8221; Mike explained. &#8220;We&#8217;re watching it happen. It&#8217;s happening in real time, and it&#8217;s not just diesel. It&#8217;s not just gasoline &#8230;&#8221;
&#8220;If you bring it back to food, and tonight&#8217;s episode is all about beef production in this country, and it&#8217;s an eye-opener,&#8221; he added. &#8220;But you have to talk about fertilizer too. &#8230; There&#8217;s no food without fertilizer in this country. The cost of fertilizer is hundreds, hundreds of percent higher than it was. When you combine that with the cost of energy, the average person has now really gotten the memo, but not from the gas pump, from a restaurant, a steak. The cost of a steak is almost two times what it was six, seven months ago.&#8221;
The host of the Fox Business show concluded the segment by sharing how he thinks &#8220;a lot of people are starting to feel untethered from the basic underpinnings that make things sane and commonsensical,&#8221; as he explained that part of his goal with the show is to remind people that pressure on &#8220;food production&#8221; is real and it all comes down to people.
&#8220;How America Works on Fox Business Prime&#8221; airs Monday night at 8 p.m.

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&#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host Mike Rowe has rolled out his very own Tennessee Whiskey named Knobel, complete with a memorable sea shanty that will have you singing along by the end.
The TV host posted a message <a href="https://mikerowe.com/2022/04/the-knobelman/">on his website</a> over the weekend sharing details about the release of the whiskey named after the man he called &#8220;Pop,&#8221; his grandfather Carl Knobel, and how his little sea shanty came to be.
&#8220;What the world needs now is a parody of The Wellerman, the ancient sea shanty that went viral when Nathan Evans turned it into a music video,&#8221; Rowe explained. &#8220;Or maybe, the world just needs a drink? This (sic) a version of the earworm I first heard during the lockdowns, reimagined to reflect my current frustration with a broken supply chain, a crumbling infrastructure, rising energy costs, and various other obstacles that have complicated the important business of shipping my grandfather&#8217;s delicious Knobel Tennessee Whiskey to your doorstep.&#8221;
&#8220;This is for all of you who have waited, patiently,&#8221; he added.
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In a longer message on the <a href="https://knobelspirits.com/our-story/">whiskey&#8217;s website</a>, Rowe talked about how he never planned to have a &#8220;career in television&#8221; and instead was always planning to &#8220;follow in the footsteps&#8221; of his &#8220;grandfather,&#8221; Knobel, a man he said who &#8220;worked with his hands, not his voice.&#8221;
&#8220;A man who went out of his way to avoid the spotlight,&#8221; Rowe shared in part. &#8220;A man I called pop. &#8220;An electrician by trade, he went on to become the kind of indispensable handyman who could fix or fabricate pretty much anything. To me, he was a magician.&#8221;
&#8220;As his would-be-apprentice, I mimicked Pop&#8217;s every move, tagging along on countless construction jobs, trying to absorb all the mechanical knowledge he possessed,&#8221;  he added, as he explained how he took the shop classes and applied himself but nothing &#8220;worked out&#8221; the way he planned.
The Discovery Chanel host said one day his grandfather gave him the &#8220;best advice&#8221; he&#8217;d ever received.
&#8220;God gave me a toolbox, Mike,&#8221; Rowe shared. &#8220;He gave you one too. But he didn&#8217;t give us the same one. Have a look inside your own toolbox.&#8221;
So, the host said that&#8217;s exactly what he did that led him to host &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; where he said he highlighted the &#8220;expertise of the workers&#8221; profiled, &#8220;people like &#8220;Pop.&#8221; And that he said is for the &#8220;same people that Knobel Tennessee Whiskey is dedicated today.&#8221;
In the three-minute plus clip shared on YouTube, Rowe sings impressively in his sea shanty about how it&#8217;s made in his grandfather&#8217;s honor.

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‘Dirty Jobs’ Host Mike Rowe Rolling Out Own Tennessee Whiskey Line Complete With Memorable Sea Shanty

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Mike Rowe previewed an upcoming episode that he&#8217;s calling an &#8220;unapologetic tribute to law enforcement, &#8221; saying that &#8220;there&#8217;s a line between civilization and anarchy&#8221; that is  &#8220;thin&#8221; and &#8220;blue.&#8221;
The TV host&#8217;s post on <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMikeRowe">Facebook</a> talked about the premiere episode of his show on Fox Business Prime — &#8220;How America Works&#8221; — and he explained that the reason they decided to do the show in the first place was because if there were no cops, &#8220;none of the other vital industries we explore this year could exist.&#8221; He also apologized for saying on &#8220;Fox and Friends&#8221; that the episode focused on law enforcement in Wilmington, Delaware, and corrected his statement to say that they had worked with police &#8220;in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA!&#8221;
&#8220;In it, you&#8217;ll see an unapologetic tribute to law enforcement, as our cameras follow a few good cops over the course of a few days on the job in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA,&#8221; the former host of &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; wrote. &#8220;You’ll also meet an &#8216;explosive specialist&#8217; named Marion — one of the 50,000 four-legged officers who have become indispensable to national law enforcement.&#8221;
&#8220;What I should have said – had I been conscious – was this: There&#8217;s never been a tougher time to be a cop than right now,&#8221; he added. &#8220;After years of lopsided media portrayals and misguided attempts to defund law enforcement, many Americans have formed a wildly inaccurate view of the 800,000 good cops out there who will never wind up in the headlines for disrespecting their uniform or abusing their badge.&#8221;
&#8220;As a result, we&#8217;re not only seeing a devastating rise in crime all over the country, we&#8217;re seeing unprecedented attacks on cops,&#8221; Rowe continued. &#8220;On 60 Minutes, FBI Director Christopher Wray just talked about a literal war on police officers. Last year, a cop was killed in this country every five days – many victims of ambush. In other words, they&#8217;re not just dying in the course of fighting crime, they&#8217;re dying because they&#8217;re being targeted, and that stunning fact has been largely ignored by much of the media.&#8221;
<a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/bravo-mike-rowe-cheers-daily-wires-boreing-offers-to-advertise-for-jeremys-razors">Rowe</a> posted a link to the <a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/video/fbi-director-christopher-wray-60-minutes-video-2022-04-24/?fbclid=IwAR2nVlLjvUOnYx_2U_LOJokB28Npx2zCYGPmUxri9Kb_v7WIMFlv3Zqribc#x">60 Minutes interview</a> and explained that &#8220;there&#8217;s a line between civilization and anarchy.&#8221;
&#8220;It&#8217;s thin, and it&#8217;s blue, and tonight, you see what it looks like in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA!&#8221; the host concluded.
In January, Rowe talked about the reboot of his popular show &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; and said following the pandemic there&#8217;s been a huge shortage in skilled trade, as previously <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/mike-rowe-on-why-bringing-back-dirty-jobs-was-vital-many-of-these-jobs-you-can-make-six-figures">reported</a> by the Daily Wire.
&#8220;It&#8217;s not the jobs that were surprising this time around,&#8221; the Emmy Award-winning host shared at the time. &#8220;It&#8217;s something they all have in common, which is difficulty in recruiting. We just had four and a half million people quit their jobs in this country. We&#8217;ve got 11 million open positions right now.&#8221;
&#8220;The theme that keeps coming back, again and again, is how difficult it is to find people who want to learn a skill that&#8217;s in demand,&#8221; the host added. &#8220;Someone who shows up early, stays late and isn&#8217;t afraid to get their hands dirty. It&#8217;s a real challenge. And that comes through this season in a big way.&#8221;
The second season of &#8220;How America Works on Fox Business Prime&#8221; airs Monday night at 8PM.

Mike Rowe Says ‘There’s A Line Between Civilization And Anarchy. It’s Thin,’ And ‘Blue’ In Tribute To Law Enforcement

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Mike Rowe congratulated The Daily Wire CEO and god-king Jeremy Boreing after the auspicious launch of Jeremy&#8217;s Razors.
The former &#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; host shared the ad, <a href="https://dailywire.com/news/its-time-to-win-introducing-jeremys-razors/">launched this past Tuesday</a>, along with his own comments on the substance and style of <a href="http://www.ihateharrys.com">Boreing&#8217;s efforts</a>.
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&#8220;Dear Jeremy Boreing,&#8221; Rowe began, &#8220;Like seven million other people, I just watched your advertisement for Jeremy’s Razors, and spit a fair amount of coffee back into my mug. Bravo! I’m sharing it here, in the hopes that others will watch it, guffaw appreciatively, and then – like me – order one of your new shave kits.&#8221;
Rowe went on to say that, while he already had a favorite razor that he intended to keep using, he had ordered a <a href="http://www.ihateharrys.com">Jeremy&#8217;s Razors</a> shave kit solely because he believed in and supported the <a href="https://dailywire.com/news/at-that-very-moment-i-knew-we-had-to-launch-a-razor-company-jeremy-boreing-talks-jeremys-razors-conception-purpose/">reasons behind its existence</a>: As Boreing said, &#8220;Why don’t we give conservatives a place where they can spend their money, get a good shave, and give their money to someone who doesn’t openly hate them and repudiate them.&#8221;
&#8220;Full disclosure, I won’t be using your razors when they arrive. Like all manly men, I prefer the heavy, thick handled, non-disposable stainless-steel razor made by Wilkinson Sword that sits in my medicine cabinet today, alongside a package of individual (razor sharp!) blades that I can remove and replace myself. However, I do share your contempt for all the virtue-signaling nonsense out there – especially among corporations like Harry’s — and bought your product for that reason alone. I applaud your decision to not only defend yourself, but to do so by forming your own company, and launching it with an advertisement that really works. Good luck!&#8221; Rowe added, before signing off.
He followed with a Post Script, noting that Harry&#8217;s Razors had at one time been an advertiser on his podcast &#8220;The Way I Heard It&#8221; as well.
&#8220;They didn’t stay for long, in part I think, because I said things in the ads like, &#8216;If you really believe that two blades are better than one, and three blades are better than two, and four blades are better than three, and five blades are better than four, then Harry’s is the razor for you. They’re cheaper than Gillette, way less annoying, and absolutely worth a try. Otherwise, check out Wilkinson,&#8221; Rowe explained.
Rowe concluded with a pitch to advertise for <a href="http://www.ihateharrys.com">Jeremy&#8217;s Razors</a> as well, adding, &#8220;If you’re serious about advertising, I’d be willing to offer a similar endorsement on my podcast. The Way I Heard It is fast approaching 200 million downloads – not as much as the <a class="oajrlxb2 g5ia77u1 qu0x051f esr5mh6w e9989ue4 r7d6kgcz rq0escxv nhd2j8a9 nc684nl6 p7hjln8o kvgmc6g5 cxmmr5t8 oygrvhab hcukyx3x jb3vyjys rz4wbd8a qt6c0cv9 a8nywdso i1ao9s8h esuyzwwr f1sip0of lzcic4wl gpro0wi8 q66pz984 b1v8xokw" tabindex="0" role="link" href="https://www.facebook.com/DailyWire/?__cft__[0]=AZWMU1IM3QJLo6f3Z723pw5c5zt0WQlUULuW-sHK1YZhVCN1kA3acF6RPSZ9uksPkI2t_j5KNfQp0_a2c5mpBANamZK5zqgwmp-E1aTfqOOKuJPnHCgDZEXmKrTHv_Yv-gdxAbwMp5Z_Imz1wNOgOUR2&amp;__tn__=kK-R">Daily Wire</a>, but enough perhaps, to justify a modest ad buy. Of course, I’d have to tell my listeners the truth regarding the madness of multiple blades, and my personal preference for Wilkerson. But I would also tell them another truth – &#8216;Jeremy’s Razors are one of the few products you can pay for, never use, and still feel great about purchasing.'&#8221;

‘Bravo!’: Mike Rowe Cheers Daily Wire’s Boreing, Offers To Advertise For Jeremy’s Razors

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Mike Rowe’s hit show “Dirty Jobs” was massively popular ever since its premiere in 2005. But now the series has taken on new significance as the nation faces a massive labor shortage, especially when it comes to skilled trades. And it’s coming back in 2022 just in time for that crisis.
Rowe said fans have been begging him to bring the series back ever since it ended in 2012. The 59-year-old host told <a href="https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/dirty-jobs-star-mike-rowe-new-season-hiring">Fox News</a> he “ran out of ideas” for dirty, dangerous, and surprising jobs to feature way back in season 3, but fans have kept the concept going with their suggestions and contributions. And now with the COVID-19 pandemic thrown in, there’s never been a better time to highlight these “dirty” jobs and hopefully help fill some of them.
During the Fox News interview, the &#8220;How America Works&#8221; narrator explained how the biggest shock of the series reboot in 2022 wasn’t the jobs themselves, which had been the case in the past. Rather it was that no one was applying.
“It’s not the jobs that were surprising this time around,” the Emmy Award-winning TV host said. “It’s something they all have in common, which is difficulty in recruiting. We just had four and a half million people quit their jobs in this country. We’ve got 11 million open positions right now.”
He continued, discussing how the new challenge was <a href="https://www.dailywire.com/news/upwards-of-40-of-workers-are-thinking-about-quitting-their-jobs-report">affecting every industry</a>. But it’s been prevalent among blue collar industries long before COVID-19 changed the world.
“The theme that keeps coming back, again and again, is how difficult it is to find people who want to learn a skill that’s in demand,” the Discovery Channel host explained. “Someone who shows up early, stays late and isn’t afraid to get their hands dirty. It’s a real challenge. And that comes through this season in a big way.”
Rowe went on to discuss earning potential for these types of positions especially. He continued, saying “they’re actively hiring” but there aren’t enough interested people to fill the slots.
“You just figure people don’t want these jobs because they’re dirty and difficult. But the truth is that with many of these jobs you can make six figures.”
But Rowe is committed to fixing the problem first by highlighting these positions on “Dirty Jobs” and second by providing training to anyone who wants it. His organization mikeroweWORKS helps teach the basics of these hands-on, in-demand trades and sponsors kids who want to learn the skills. 
And bringing “Dirty Jobs” back to TV is meant to instruct and entertain. Because the jobs may be dirty, but they’re also fun and lucrative, the host says.
“First and foremost, it’s fun to talk about all the big themes and all the important ideas around work and education. But it’s also entertainment,” Rowe told Fox News. “It’s a love letter to hard work. It’s a love letter to risk and entrepreneurship. Mostly it’s a nod to jobs that are still out of sight, out of mind.”
He continued, &#8220;I hope people see it for what it really is, which is not a show. It’s a trip. You know, there are no second takes. There’s no scripting, no writing, no rehearsing, no acting. It’s an honest look at a hard day’s work through the eyes of an apprentice. I hope people see it for what it is and watch it to have a few laughs and maybe learn a thing or two about something they didn’t know they would care about.&#8221;
&#8220;Dirty Jobs&#8221; airs Sundays at 8 p.m. on Discovery and streaming on Discovery+.

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