Joe Rogan made headlines by endorsing Donald Trump on the eve of the election, following a podcast interview with Elon Musk, who advocated for Trump’s candidacy.
Rogan's endorsement, a first of its kind for the podcast host, was welcomed by Trump during a rally in Pittsburgh, where he highlighted the significance of Rogan’s support.
Rogan, known for his broad reach and influence, particularly among younger male audiences, described Musk’s perspective on Trump as "the most compelling case" he’d heard, aligning with Musk’s viewpoints.
Trump’s appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience" was a strategic win for his campaign, designed to target a demographic that might not traditionally engage with mainstream political platforms.
In contrast, Rogan declined an offer from Kamala Harris’ campaign due to logistical disagreements, specifically regarding the preference for an in-studio recording in Austin and the duration of the proposed interview.
Harris’ team did not comment publicly on Rogan’s statements, but the interaction highlights Rogan’s unique approach to political interviews and the differing strategies of each campaign as the election draws near.
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CNN
