Key Moments From Donald Trump In His Oh So Friendly Conversation With Joe Rogan

With millions of Americans already voting, and just over a week until Election Day, here’s a snapshot of what Rogan and Trump covered on Friday:

Rogan Says Trump Has Been Attacked More Than Anyone In History

Rogan started the interview by talking about Trump’s appearance on The View when running for president for the first time. Back then, the crowd cheered as Trump received a warm welcome on the show.

“They all loved you,” Rogan began. “And then you actually started winning in the polls and then the machine started working towards you—there's probably no one in history that I've ever seen that's been attacked the way you've been attacked.”

Trump responded by discussing his work on The Apprentice, later denigrating the all-female cast of The View, “I was very popular, and all those people loved me. I mean this, some of these women, they're so, they're so stupid.”

Election Denialism

Throughout the entire interview, Trump continued to bring up the 2020 election, reiterating his Big Lie—that he won despite an alleged coordinated effort against him. At one point, Rogan bemoans that people always “cut off” Trump when he talks about how he won four years ago—something he wouldn’t do.

“I did great the second time. I did much better. I don’t want to get you in any disputes, but I won that second election so easy,” Trump said. The two also discussed how supposed censorship against Trump on social media and Hunter Biden’s laptop led to election interference.

“I won by like, I lost by like—I didn’t lose,” Trump said later. Rogan laughed again.

The host also compared questioning the election results and being labeled an election denier to questioning Covid-19 vaccinations and being branded anti-vax.

In 2022, Rogan was “criticized for spreading what was widely seen as misinformation about the coronavirus,” the New York Times reported.

Trump Again Goes After Harris’s Intelligence

“Can you imagine Kamala doing this show?” Trump asked.

“She was supposed to do it, and she might do it, and I hope she does. I will talk to her like a human being,” Rogan responded.

Vice President Kamala Harris had been in talks to do a spot with Rogan, but it “didn’t pan out,” according to NBC News. Campaign spokesperson Ian Sams told MSNBC on Thursday that they “talked with Rogan and his team about the podcast, unfortunately, it isn’t going to work out right now because of the scheduling of this period of the campaign.”