'This is so stupid,' Scarborough said during a Morning Joe segment Monday. In their announcement, Spotify did not name Rogan specifically, which lead some critics to point out that they are still not doing enough to prevent misinformation or address listener's concerns. 'In that role, it is important to me that we don't take on the position of being content censor while also making sure that there are rules in place and consequences for those who violate them.'

'We know we have a critical role to play in supporting creator expression while balancing it with the safety of our users,' Spotify CEO Daniel Ek, wrote in a public letter on Sunday. Rogan's podcast has caused an outcry of complaints from musicians and listeners in the past week, leading to legendary artists Neil Young and Joni Mitchell pulling their music from the platform in protest. Scarborough reacted to an announcement made by Spotify this weekend stating that they will add an 'advisory' to all COVID-19 related content on its streaming service after Rogan was accused of spreading health and vaccine misinformation. Joe Scarborough, host of the MSNBC show Morning Joe, hit back against Spotify for not 'doing enough' on Monday as the company attempts to navigate backlash for allowing controversial podcast host Joe Rogan on its platform.

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