AUSTIN. TEXAS: Sean Stickland recently appeared as a guest on Joe Rogan's podcast, 'The Joe Rogan Experience', and made remarks on women. UFC star, Strickland spoke about how he believes America should be, and it's a sentiment that not everyone shares.

Strickland controversially stated that America should reintroduce women "back into the kitchen." The podcast host, Rogan reacted to Strickland's nasty tirade, calling it "Some very good s**t." In the same episode, he also mentioned watching porn films from his father's porn collection in 1st grade.

Is Sean Strickland sexist?

Strickland went on to talk about his pre-match address, among other things, with Rogan. He made sexist statements but then clarified on the show that he is not a sexist. He said, "It's like this unholy alliance that corporations are doing to America. They want women working, they want lower wages, and they want more consumerism."

He continued, "And it’s like I don’t mean it like, I’m not sexist, like ‘Oh! put woman back in the kitchen. You know, they suck.’ And I love fu**ing women you know take off the burger wear a fu**ing bikini and huzzah. But you know what I’m saying. But we’re truly like in a weird time to where like corporations are eroding values of America."

'Some very good s**t'

Strickland began by addressing where he believes America went wrong. He stated, "We need to go back to taking women out of the workforce, and maybe that’s where we f**ked up, you guys. We let women vote, no offense. Think about America prior to women voting. They tried to ban alcohol. I don’t even drink but I’m not trying to ban alcohol."

He went on to say, "We need to put women back in the kitchen, only one man needs to be working. so I think as a collective man group we need to elect someone that’s gonna put women back in the kitchen, one man working, raise the wages, and build a f*cking wall."

On a recent episode of JRE, Rogan stated that he found Strickland's speech funny. “I know you [to Sean Strickland] say a lot of outrageous s**t and it’s very funny," the UFC analyst and podcaster added. "But you also say some very good s**t.”