Joe Rogan rebuffs ‘incorrect’ claims he would not commit to Harris interview

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Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan pushed back against recent accusations he was uncooperative in setting up an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris, insisting there were “a bunch of different things that weren’t true.”

A recently released excerpt from the upcoming book FIGHT: Inside the Wildest Battle for the White House featured discussion of about 150 people who writers “supposedly” interviewed about Rogan’s interview with the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate that failed to materialize. However, Rogan noted the authors “didn’t talk to us,” and also made several false statements, including claiming that Rogan’s crew “lied” about when then-presidential candidate Donald Trump would be interviewed.

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