All startups should have this mandate. Bringing politics into the job is destroying any innovation that is left in the US.
Not their employees' understandable disgust with that decision.
"How dare you disrespect Bruce Springsteen! I bet you've never actually sat down and listened to any of his albums."
It's like anything with any other performative figure: an author, a musician, a film maker, or a talk show how host... sometimes a single snippet of their work (as long as it is correctly represented) is all you need to make a make perfectly valid impression.
In Rogan's case -- whether he's a troll or a simpleton (i.e. isn't so much trying to push buttons, but honestly doesn't understand the scientific arguments he's critiquing, or the harm he encourages by doing so) doesn't matter -- not to me, any ways. And I really don't need to invest any more time figuring out whether he has a more "nuanced" side or not. There are literally thousands of "must-see/read/hear" items on my list. Many years overdue.
If you see him in a different light, that's perfectly fine.
I do like Springsteen actually, so we're on the same page there at least.