i agree she should do joe rogan. he may help connect her with the uninterested voters because still, hundreds of millions of people don't even vote. >> and he might endorse her. like he-- he is going to be more objective than people give him credit. i have been listening to joe rogan from the beginning. he may give her some praise, he might come out of this feeling better about her and giving his audience a better sense of her. >> he has turned on people right? for a long time donald trump thought he had joe rogan in his pocket. nobody's going anywhere. >>> third-party candidates and the impact they could have in battleground states. that's why i was stopping these two from going at it. >>> and remembering the trump residency. i want to know why some people choose to forget it. et it. (♪♪) voltaren... for long lasting arthritis pain relief. (♪♪) i still love to surf, snowboard, and, of course, skate. so, i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's extra strength, high absorption magnesium hel

she's already there with joe rogan in texas. e number one podcast in the country, if not in the world, as far as i know. and you need men? go to joe. that's where you go. finally, i don't care if you have a campaign rally, a dinner, an interview, you cancel them all for joe rogan. the and this just wreaks of her team probably trying to set parameters and joe rogan saying, no parameters, thank you. she sits down and talks like everybody else or forget it. the woman is incapable of giving a substantive answer or a -- having a communication. we've watched it for 95 days. >> greg, she doesn't have to do three hours. she can do -- she could do 45. >> i don't blame her. kamala doing, like, a multihour podcast is like you doing "jeopardy." >> ha-ha-ha. >> a complete disaster. >> i agree. >> the one thing she didn't look was follow-up questions. if you watch joe rogan, it's three hours of follow-up questions. he's, like, this, "what do you mean? i don't understand. what's going on?" that's why he's so good, he kind of like -- he draws yo

last night making the decision to go for almost three hours on the joe rogan podcast.tell me what this particular podcast means to the race. >> i got three nominations in a row. won the first time, did much better the second time. i get millions the second time and now i am doing it 1/3 time. it is an incredible thing. i never get a good story. i only get bad press. i will say this. it is easier if you are a democrat. if i were democrat i would get a lot of positive press. >> it is a creepy corrupt business and the media to large extent acts as a propaganda arm for the democratic -- rachel: it is interesting because what it proves if he can't get good press from the legacy media and now there's this new thing which are podcasts, you can go on for three hours and show who he really is. is this going to impact the race? >> i think it will. ingenious move. the only thing just as smart is going on the joe rogan podcast was serving up fries at mcdonald's while kamala harris was dishing out lies, these were political -- joe rogan's podcast goes to young men particularly low

i think that's part of joe rogan's audience, right? as podcast audience, the sort of independent bros what's the wisdom of going after that audience? and also, what do you think that conversation is going to be like it's really a mars versus venous election in so many ways and you get the joe rogan is a perfect contrast with the podcast that kamala harris is doing on friday, which is when bernie brown and donald trump is basically been on every bro podcast known to mankind, stuff that i've never heard of that any bro i know it's never heard of it, bro yeah. >> it's complete true. and yes, i think that in the same way that trump is going after those disaffected bros are low frenzy bros. she's going after the low-propensity gauss to who may be motivated, especially by abortion rights and fearing that a donald trump presidency would really restrict their bodily autonomy bernie brown, joe rogan, what different vibes and you know, it's a completely different vibe, even the matt is eminem right? >> who is going to be on the trail in michigan

>> i am not a huge fan of the idea of her doing joe rogan. i just think it will be such an uphill battle. i understand the audience, i understand the importance i understand in the media environment, he is somebody who has enormous influence. i'm not i'm not denigrating the reach of joe rogan. it's significant. i'm not sure that's the best use of her time in the last three weeks of this campaign when she's trying to reach these particularly these swing voters in the key states. >> i do, i do think the brett baer interview makes sense because if you look at the republican per brad and i were actually talking about this in the break. >> if you look at the republican primary, as much, as many as 20 20% of republican voters in the republican primary process did not vote for donald trump. and those people are largely fox news. that's the fox news audience. a lot of people watch fox news some of those voters or people she needs so that to me makes a lot of sense. i will be honest. i don't know that doing joe rogan in the last three weeks of the cam

joe rogan. so they're trying to get donald trump to appeal to those people to the people who are outside of the general electorate, who to expand donald trump's own electorate and drive them to the poll in november. they really don't think it should be understated how big of a deal this is for trump's team who had been working on this sit-downs with this podcast with joe rogan for several months now now, the question is a joe rogan is going to bring up will be fascinating because he i mean, some of his podcasts, interviews go on for long, long, long, long, long time. so we will see all that comes up. but also before donald trump is known for his dark and fearmongering rhetoric. but in this final stretch of the campaign, it seems to be on steroids donald trump has continued to have this fearmongering rhetoric for the last several years. >> but one thing to keep in mind as he believes that this fear based talk, particularly about immigration, helped propel him to the presidency, to the white house

>> do you know what i liked about the joe rogan podcast? this is what is so unique about joe rogan.him have the three hours. even with the full three hours, not interrupting him, not challenging, not pressing him, you realize how bad donald trump is as speaking. partly because he is mentally no longer there. you do these interviews. pressed for time, trying to keep it relevant. trying to keep it on topic. back and forth as a journalist, you press. he evades it. you run out of time. you realize you spent 20 minutes, and you don't get any answers. joe rogan, giving him unlimited three hours. say whatever you want to say. robert e. lee, whale watching, to the confederacy. >> it is a two hour show. >> how do you do three hours on a two hour show? >> dr. john gardner. they would look at this. the word is not weave. the word they would use, it is dementia. steep cognitive decline. it is not normal aging. it is advanced aging. your memory gets a little bit harder to access words or thoughts. he's just grappling to connecting in his brain. he gets lost. his brain goes far. then they were go

she may go on joe rogan. what is your thought on this? >> i think back to 2016 where people talk about white women handed trump the election. is kamala harris going after white men? that is who listens to joe rogan. young white men. it is interesting. i don't think a lot of people are undecided. that you are not enthused about is it. what i'm interested in is call her daddy and joe rogan, canst that campaign really turn the means into actual people. i don't know yet. >> the goal isn't to convince the listeners to vote for harris as much as it is to say, she is fine and he is fine and voting is a hassle, stay home. she's just trying to mute their interest in trump. >> she has to do rogan. he gets 20 times the average audience of the show on this network or cnn are everywhere. >> when donald trump when on the field on and they had a ridiculous conversation about cocaine i thought this is a disaster, it wasn't. it almost normalized him. i could hear youngman saying he is -- i didn't know what it guis. >> it normalizes him. when you have him

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remember, joe rogan. trump talked about going on joe rogan first.a kind of following up. joe rogan has got big male audience so that's a smart move. also he's a big-time supporter of rfk, who is into health and into, you know, all of these issues about, you know, whether it's vaccine and it's the fda and all that. i think in the end it smart if you can do it. if she can't do it, it can put it, he can finish her. it's very different from "the view." everybody goes, you're wonderful, you're wonderful. joe rogan is totally different. >> dana: on "the view" you have a studio audience cheering you on. >> harold: i agree with the judge. this is going to be a great test. we have rightly said it we've been critical of some of the things she's not done. the fact that she is doing this i think is a great thing for the race and a great thing for those who listen. i don't listen to a lot of these podcasts. after listen to one or two and get it feel for what she's saying but in the 90 minutes she got on stage, i think she beat president trump in the campaign. li

he's on joe rogan and look, i think joe rogan made sense for him. and the problems -- howie: he has three hours to fill. >> i know, but he knows, he's a self-described expert, but he knows that he's got, that something is going to stand out and be on tv. howie: well, let's look at, you know, in fact when our interview wrapped trump told me he was getting on a plane to go to arnold palmer's hometown in pennsylvania. he didn't tell me what he did next and let's play some of that. >> but when he took showers with the other pros they came out of there. they said oh, my god. howie: caroline, is it a little strange for former president to be going on about arnold polymer's genetalia? it brought a lot from the media or you could say he's just being entertaining? >> sure. i can admit, howie, it's bizarre but democratic media is kidding themselves if they think voters are suddenly going to have an epiphany about trump's ptrump's perpall it in the nexta half. trump's speaking style shocks no one any more, and it baked into the electoral equation and kamala ha

joe rogan is in a league of his own. we are covering both campaigns tonight.n with aaron gilchrist. >> reporter: michelle obama making an appearance. >> there's too much we stand to lose in we get this one wrong. >> reporter: america's first black first lady with the first black and female vice president, making the case to support harris over trump. >> if he doesn't views as his equal or relevant to his ambitions, i promise you, he will not think about you when he gets into the oval office. >> reporter: the vice president slamming her owe poe next. >> donald trump refused to acknowledge the pain and suffering. >> reporter: harris huddling with doctors and medical students to discuss reproductive freedom. >> very critical and important. >> reporter: the stop comes a day after harris was joined on stage by music icon beyonce in texas. drawing attention to abortion laws in the state, beyonce using her voice not as a politician but as a mother. >> a mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in. a world where we have the free

you know, joe rogan two years ago said donald trump was a threat to democracy. two years later we see him doing the podcast interview with donald trump. but something that struck me, david, is the fact that donald trump still cannot produce evidence of election fraud from 2020. even though donald trump is already preparing to claim when he loses that there was election fraud. and yet joe rogan pressed him and he couldn't get an answer from donald trump on that. >> that's exactly right. and let me just plant a flag for girl dads for harris. that is a real thing. that is exactly what you all are talking about. but this issue, and it's really unsettling to see this particularly down the stretch. hopefully for undecided voters. the notion that donald trump couldn't acknowledge to joe rogan that he lost 20920 election. among these gettable voters that vice president harris is reaching out to. we saw it at the convention. we'll see it this week. come be a part of our coalition to defend democracy. i have a hard time understanding why people are still undecided. these

now we know that joe rogan has been an rfk jr. in the past as fan in the past, he had said that he was his preferred candidate over the summer, which actually received a lot of sharp criticism from donald trump in response so that, but that its input to add made up. >> but i want you to take a listen to this exchange because joe rogan asked donald trump, do you really think you'll have rfa in your administration? >> here's what, he said rfk is going to be, you know, i think he's a great guy, or the fact that you guys teamed up. >> and are you guys are you completely committed to have him a part of your administration, am but the only thing i want to be a little careful about with him the environmental because you know, he doesn't like oil. i love oil or gas. i think i think just keep them out of the fire. >> so i'm going to keep him out. and i said focus on health. you can do whatever you want. but i got to be a little bit careful with the liquid gold said he's happy to have them take over health care, but doesn't want him to touc

joe rogan had endorsed bernie sanders. itical evolution with him, a few months ago donald trump criticized rogan for saying something nice about r.f.k. jr., who is now on donald trump's side. 17.5 million on youtube, 14 million on spotify, largest podcast audience in the united states, it is a big deal. a lot of people, not just men, will listen. i listen to joe rogan and my friends do, as well, female audience. l.a. times has endorsed every democrat since 2008. that has changed and they are not endorsing kamala harris. the owner of the paper told them not to step in and make an endorsement. what do you think about that? >> joe: i don't think owners should tell editorial boards what to think ever. if they want to make changes, fine, you are owner and deserve to have a say in what goes on. instructing them do not do this, that is stepping offer the line. all of that said, kamala has a problem with endorsements from places democrats get endorsements from. not just l.a. times, the teamsteres or firefighters union won't endorse

i hope that joe rogan is correc.one of her most ardent supporters, said she would did an amazing j job, all the things i like to hear. ingsi think and i mean this sincerely,thin not in the revene against trump sort of way, you do so would better in these conversations than in a rally format. the crowd amps him up in a way --n [laughter] putting aside, taking you through a lot of what he was communicating, what is appealing about him in those scenarios as he's on a fundable.to jo he rogan even says to him, we will you present the evidence you had won to the 2020 election and he just laughs like andrew schultz when he said, he just a laughs in his face. as does his whole panel butan trumelp is not bothered by age. as think especially for younger demographic that does not wantru to take life that seriously, they do not want to be outrageds abou at everything, that comes across and really appeals to them. >> judge jeanine: nah elections stress is driving everybody crazy, but we will give you some tips on how to relax. ♪

because i know you're a longtime joe rogan listener. you told us that edison research, which tracks this viewership, i'm sorry, the listenership for joe rogan is 80% male. and more than half of that group is between the ages of 18 and 34. so that is a demographic that trump has been trying to reach. but as i said, joe rogan is an unpredictable in some ways, right? about how he's going to go about it? but that's, that's why he has been so successful. so we don't yet know how this podcast went. what do you think it was a smart decision for trump in this final hour? >> i think it was a really smart decision for president trump. this is the as you said, the most popular podcaster in the country. it's disproportionately younger men. that is one of the key persuadable voter groups left in this election. and so for president trump to go, there is a tremendous opportunity, but to your point, erin joe rogan is no pushover for anybody. he was in bernie sanders port or some years ago, he's been very skilled and very pointed in his interviews with

joe rogan has -- i'm not in the business, by the way, of defending joe rogan.og in the fight with joe rogan. joe rogan's entire brand is the three hours in his studio, which is why a major candidate -- >> true. not everyone has three hours. the interview was offered and you suggested it wasn't and we could spend more time on that or not. i think people have heard it. go ahead. >> i'm not sure where that leaves us. the point is, she is very, very -- she is not confident in her own ability to express her own ideas for fear of literally stepping on her own toes and saying something that goes against the dogma of the campaign. and she is completely tethered to a script and a teleprompter, and that will not serve her well, particularly in foreign affairs where she has to be able to think on the fly, she has to be able to handle tough men and women around the world, and i just don't think she has it in her. >> yeah. running over on time. 30 seconds, chai, you get a response. >> yeah, i mean, she's done nothing but show that for the last several months. she has been v

and joe rogan talks about all kinds of tough stuff. he talks about jujitsu and he talks about the military, and he connects with a gut punch of america and she needs more of that. >> but doesn't it silence this? if she does not show up in that room, donald trump feels that empty space that she is the super woke, she is anti-male, lots of things she is absolutely not. so at the very least she shows up in that room and stops that slow bleed of lies out there that is out there. >> they will still say she is not doing blank enough. it does not matter what she does. but i agree, i think she should do rogan. he may help connect her with the uninterested voters, because still hundreds of millions of people don't even vote. so maybe -- >> and he might endorser. he is going to be more objective than people give him credit for. i've been listening to rogan from the beginning. he is not in the bag for trump. he may give her some praise. he may actually come out of this feeling better about her and giving his audience a positive sense of her. >> h

when he goes on with joe rogan?y, a podcast like joe rogan is important i know cutting into lots of you know if democrat strongholds like black communities, hispanic communities but also looking for younger people, is that the goal here with joe rogan podcast? >> yeah, maria no question about it, i mean, podcasts reach incredible if you can't go on abc, cbs, get a fair shake the debate three-on-one, you go to incredible people have massive audiences, it is much better are format reaches a lot more bodies to tell the truth, going back to tax for a second is it ironic the fastest wage growth in the history of the country under my father over four-year period of fiem stock markets that doubled never had 401 increase faster the fact increases 401(k) ever because of the market manufacturing coming back, she said handing out tax cuts to wealthy friends? isn't it same guy doing no tax on tips no tax on social security, you know, and obviously, no tax on overtime? have do you think that is helping his friends? of course not

it showed me the breadth of trump and joe rogan is a fascinating guy.ut a lot. >> look it, it had legs as news. because you had 33 million-plus people watching. >> and counting. >> on one format. >> that's right. >> guys, more "outnumbered" in a moment. >> you're looking live at pennsylvania, 2:30 p.m., president trump will speak. 7:00 p.m. eastern, politic trump will hold a rally in allentown, pa. and vice president harris will be in washington tonight giving cl

trump will head to texas on friday to sit down with podcasting giant joe rogan who has 17.5 million subscribersyoutube and more than 14 million on spotify. trump will tape the interview at rogan's studio in austin, the largest city without a major professional sports team but i digress. trump spent the last two days making four campaign stops in north carolina, a state he narrowly won in 2016 and 2020, of course. in new hampshire, president joe biden sparking controversy when he said the following while attacking trump before correcting himself. >> i mean, so i know this sounds bizarre, it sounds like i said this five years ago you would lock me up, we got to lock him up. [applause] politically lock him up. lock him out. that's what we have to do. >> there are no plans for the president to campaign with vice president harris between now and election day now 13 days away, guys. >> steve: wait a minute, i thought joe biden was going to do whatever he could to at the r when she was announced as the new nominee. apparentsly that means by not campaigning. [laughter] >> steve: indeed. thank you. >> b

because joe rogan will go for three hours. you imagine kamala harris going for three hours, two hours, one hour, 45 minutes, with a guy who literally doesn't care? he'll ask you anything at a moment's notice. contrast that with trump who can go for three hours and keep you engaged at a rally. let's face it, this is kamala harris trying to pretend that the new form really toxic masculinity that were white males is now acceptable in joe rogan over the new masculine tim walz he can't load a shotgun. i'm a little confused here. can somebody in the audience help me? >> emily: but a camo hat, don't worry, that says it all. i don't see him letting her get away with evading an answer, not pinning down to an answer. for three hours he would say, you said this. what is your policy? feet to the fire. >> mollie: they leaked that she might do this and it reminds me when they said beyonce would show up at the dnc just to gin up ratings but it didn't happen. i'll be curious if it happens. to this point, three hours of questioning? unless she

. >>> former president donald trump sitting down for joe rogan's podcast and attacking harris on border security after he called the u.s. the, quote, garbage can for the world. >>> also tonight, mr. trump and j.d. vance's cell phones said to be targeted by chinese hackers. the harris/walz campaign targeted too. what we're learning. >>> and all of it coming as more than 35 million americans have already cast their votes. some states shattering records. >>> also tonight, the deadly e. coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's growing and spreading to more states. dozens of new cases, and more people hospitalized. >>> six weeks after his frightening concussion on the field, the miami dolphins' quarterback cleared to play despite calls to retire for his own safety. >>> the legendary bassist and founder of the grateful dead, remembering phil lesh. >>> and the east coast/west coast battle for the ages. for the first time in 43 years, the two storied teams meeting tonight in the world series. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. kamala harris takin

we are getting the first sound of the joe rogan podcast.s talking about the assassination, and here it is. >> it was very surreal. >> i would imagine. >> it's interesting, when i got shot it wasn't surreal. that should have been surreal. when i was laying on the ground i knew exactly what was going on, where i was hit. when that happened i really knew where i was, i knew exactly what happened. i said i wasn't hit anywhere. with the presidency, it was a very surreal experience. >> trace: going on the joe rogan podcast, lydia moynihan, his campaign seems to think it went really well. do you think it was a good idea? >> i think it was certainly a good idea. i haven't gotten the chance to listen to all three hours since it dropped less than an hour ago but i think what we've seen this political cycle is something long overdue. we see people looking for new platforms that reach a wide audience. and joe rogan reaches north of 15 million people which is frankly not what we see out of the other mainstream media outlets. one of the things i think is

jason, there's an effort from elected to court men and you are talking 81% no audience with joe roganr according to last year. why pass it up for her? 's. >> according people for decades, it is real. the difference is authenticity not making it up, he's been friends with dana white for decades, in the boxing world and ufc and all of this. that's a national menu for him, he's not taking his way through it so idea -- donald trump doesn't whisper anything forcible. [laughter] get a part, kamala harris biggest problem is she's kamala harris, she doesn't know who she is, she's not comfortable in her own skin, she doesn't have the background to take you late and she's hesitant to take on softball interviews any fifth-grader could answer. she cannot do it and comes up with word salads and you are left saying, he used the same word five times in one sentence, how do you do that? [laughter] >> i want to get into something politico wrote about, they are just over it, trump converted station into a movement. because i disabled photographs of clean-cut young men holding up a flag hit twitter, a m

joe rogan asked him, what is your one mistake?>> is you're in there, you have 10,000 appointments you have to make. like, so you're getting advice from people, and at what point in time -- did you have a moment in time where you realized, like, these are bad choices? like, some of these people i shouldn't have had in there? >> oh, yeah. i think, so the one question that you'll ask me, that i think you'll ask me, people seem to ask, i always come up with the same answer. one mistake, because i had a lot of success. great economy, great everything. everything was great. the military, we rebuilt it, biggest tax the cuts in history, all this stuff, we did -- we had a great presidency. three supreme court justices. most people get none. you know, you pick 'em young, this way heir there for 50 years, right? >> right. >> so even if a president is there for 8 years, often times they never have a chance -- i had three. it was sort of the luck of the draw. but i will say that it always comes back to the same answer. the biggest mistake i ma

but joe rogan has a monster audience out there. and if he can, as i think he accomplished last night, excite them and gin up the enthusiasm among those voters or those people who are not necessarily regular voters, but are people who are interested in things and watch joe rogan and listen to this. trump gave him a lot to work with and a lot to be excited about, and i think that we could be looking back at this and say, wow, that really did sort of move the needle. and, you know, huge audience. i mean, 14.5 million on spotify, youtube, 17.5 million as well. yougov had a survey last year, 81% men. and there's a lot of discussion about the gender gap, particularly with trump doing so well with men. he's being called the bro whisperer. jason, i'm going to get to you with this. so this is what the new york times says in an op ed says trump's bro whispering could cost democrats too many young men. then it goes on to say this his playbook a masterclass in bro whispering, championing crypto, securing the endorsement of dave portnoy, the un

trump or joe rogan donald trump.x. it was a similar story on google which reportedly only showed negative results about trump and the podcast. now, fox business reached out to google who told us, quote, for some searches on monday, the original three hour interview didn't appear prominently. we know it was frustrating for users looking to find that full video. work to resolve this and viewers will begin seeing the full podcast in more youtube search results soon. yesterday, rogan posted the entirety of the interview to x, noting that kamala harris' team said they would do an interview but only wanted an hour ant didn't want to travel to rogan's texas studio. the trump interview currently has 37 million views on youtube and i can tell you it's easy to find on x. i still couldn't find it on youtube this morning. maria. maria: that's unbelievable that you still couldn't find it. you know, and this happens over and over again. tricia, i mean, this is not the first time that google or facebook or any of them have to come

to lose unless kamala harris does something to disrupt this race. >> todd: joe kent, joe concha, joe rogan, joe biden, four of a kind. that will win poker games. >> carley: joe, thank you. there is this, virginia is fighting back after joe biden doj told them to wait until after election day to remove noncitizens from voter rolls. >> todd: attorney general jason miyares is leading the effort and will join us with the latest. this is our last chance to help save thousands of holocaust survivors who are suffering in the former soviet union today. the needs that these forgotten jews have are something beyond anything you can imagine. have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gi

joe rogan, 80% of his audience is mail and they tend to be young males. and that's why both of these candidates are trying to go on. joe rogan and talked to him and get that audience all right. hadas gold. thank you so much. well, three weeks out from election day, some of the most high profile democrats in battleground michigan sound worried about the race. a reality check from a michigan native filmmaker, michael moore is next off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do are advanced matching helps find talented candidates. so you can connect with them fast visit indeed.com slash high. >> if your like i was, you're tired of worn-out plastic mats under your office chair. they dent in crack and they're uncomfortable to roll on i found a premium alternative, a glass chairman, by the trazodone. i liked it so much. i bought the company in george pardo president of the draws are glad last year mats are made of super strong glass and protected with a nano tech coding. so you'll always get a smooth, easy glide. >> and they're

but as to the larger question and why go on, joe rogan? there is, as you point out, a particular target, they spent a lot of time talking about mixed martial arts and i mean the whole trump campaign is suffused with this kind of patina of mascot, a certain kind of masculinity, as you say and these younger men voters, male voters, are a huge topic so the rogan thing made sense this whole day yesterday was a microcosm of the race. they were both in the state of texas. she was talking to a large arena filled with people with beyonce on the issue of abortion rights. great well, some of that tape while david is speaking, david, i want people to see what it looked like while you paint the picture of beyonce with kamala harris, go ahead yeah. >> look, i think this issue of reproductive rights is a huge motivational issue. and obviously two women in particular, but not exclusively to women, they believe this is going to be a big mover of vote and she is particularly passionate and me phatak and utterly authentic when she talks about this issue. an

stuart: i hope we know when eight days, trump sat down for three hours with joe rogan on his podcast.episode has over 33 million views just on youtube alone. watch this. >> to doing interview with anderson cooper. a softball crazy softball interview she took two days off and studied and studied all day long and then she comes out with the result that was an embarrassment that was a really bad interview, she cannot answer a question, what would you do your first day in office, okay i'll build a wall, i won't build a wall, there's 100 things you can say, just say anything. >> was a mistake for harris to skip rogan's podcast. >> probably not i don't think she would do well in the setting. the conversation, free-flowing, open-ended and she does not excel and that sort of thing in there were reports that they were in conversation with rogan to try to make it happen but the reported that there were some conditions that her team wanted to put on and that's not what joe rogan does. i think it made sense for trump to go there free-flowing wide-ranging conversation with a huge amount of attenti

. >> trump was late to his own event after he sat down with broadcaster joe rogan for several hours.he interview posted overnight covered a lot of topics. it was a long interview, but he also launched multiple new attacks against vice-president harris. >> if she becomes the president of the united states, which i can't believe can happen, i don't think this country's going to make it. i don't think we'll ever be -- i think just really bad things will happen to our country. >> there's a new poll show us from the new yorks times, deadlocked nationwide, 48% among likely voters and trump told rogin he doesn't believe the polls that he sees, because people are tired of answering and giving their opinion. in michigan, the trump campaign is trying to turn out the vote that they can. a state that flipped back to democrats in 2020. trump won it in 2016 and he's also going to be on the stump in another one of the blue wall states, an event in pennsylvania this afternoon, neil. neil: thank you, my busy friend. mark meredith. speaking of busy, peter doocy also in michigan, kalamazoo, i believe,

i mean, why is joe rogan's so popular right now? trump has been playing into the 1960s stereotypes of, let's bring the power back to men. and you exacerbate that by having a woman that he's running against and trump, i think on purpose does things like call her stupid? he's playing to that base of men that he hopes will come out and vote for him why is joe joe rogan's probably because joe rogan now because donald trump because he says similar things to what donald trump talks about, that invigorates men to want to come go back to the olden days where they had more for gretchen gretchen don't you think that joe rogan stands on his own outside of trump? >> joe rogan's wildly popular for reasons unrelated i think she's part of this whole process. i would i would i would suggest that maybe it's a correction for the over wokeness in america, right? that swing that you see that the people we're feeling like we talked about backstage a bit like the sports you watch the charlemagne tha god thing on the he is like saying, hey, i saw that com

now joe rogan is an exception in the sense that he has more than 14 million followers on spotify. he is considered one of the most popular podcasts on that. that exists right now in the the u.s. and part of the way that they want donald trump to reach these people in the middle of the country is by not talking about politics. these, these non-voters girls are not general voters, are people who don't generally engage with politics in the typical sense, but they do engage with potentially joe rogan or some of these other youtube streamers are some of these other podcasts. and that's why you've seen such an emphasis on donald trump trying to drive out these voters, trying to do this non-traditional media, particularly clearly now as we get closer and it will tell you one thing, one of the excitement factors around the rfk jr. endorsement, other than the fact that it would come with it potentially, all of these independent voters, or at least some of these independent voters which could decide the election given we believe the margin is going to, elections is going to be determined in

joe rogan is an interesting play. i think the question is, will the bro voters -- again, they don't usually come out to vote but they could. are they going to make the decision to go to the polls and check a box for him? they might, which is why the campaign has to do -- the harris campaign has to do their own outreach which i think they have done in their way. tim walz is been doing it. the vice president herself has done some. donald trump's approach is just very like brash and like they hate you, i love you, let's do it. and it's like okay, but what does this mean for the economy? >> it was not there for him in 2016 and you think about we are eight years on right now he's appealing to that sort of thing . why does he show up to ufc fights? why does he go on joe rogan? i think to expand his base. i think a lot of us think since 2016 has he expanded his base? the midterm elections told us the sort of thing that actually could win for democrats. abortion is a big one. they don't really care about that. i don't know if

he's also focusing on the votes of gen-z, especially young men, including his new interview with joe roganre's garrett haake. ♪ the usa ♪ >> reporter: tonight, former president trump in texas flanked by border patrol agents and victims of crimes police say were committed by undocumented immigrants going after vice president harris over her expected rally here with beyonce. >> today kamala is here in texas to rub shoulders with woke celebrities. isn't that exciting? but she's not going to meet with any of the victims of migrant crime. >> reporter: overnight trump amping up his attacks on the administration's border policies arguing they turned america into a, quote, garbage can. >> when kamala came in, she deliberately dismantled our border and threw open the gates. we're a dumping ground. we're like a garbage can for the world. >> reporter: harris firing back. >> you know, it's just another example of how he really belittles our country. >> reporter: while trump today denying the claim by his former chief of staff, john kelly, that he fits the definition of a fascist. >> it was phony stori

joe rogan's podcast that's what we're told. it's going to tape on friday at rogan studio in austin, texas. is a big deal for the trump campaign. joe rogan has about 14 million followers on spotify. he is one of the most popular podcast in the country, and they believe this can help them with those people who don't typically engage in politics. one thing to keep in mind is that trump has never appeared on rogan's podcast. and in fact, rogan and trump have kind of gotten into a back and forth over the last several months, rogan saying that politicians on all sides were manipulatives, including donald trump except for rfk jr. now that is incredibly important here because i had spoken to both rfk allies as well as donald trump's team who said that when that rfk endorsement came in for donald trump, they were hoping that this would be one of the outcomes of that an interview with joe rogan that can reach some of these, again, oh, propensity, non-traditional voters and drive them to the polls. one of the things that we often talk abo

joe rogan is a beacon for free speech.are obsessed with free speech and free thinking and joe rogan is a beacon for that and i cannot wait to see his conversation with president trump. it's going to be great. >> trace: fascinating. i don't know if he will go the whole three hours. >> he could handle it. >> trace: he could. finally kamala harris at cnn's town hall tonight admitting that she feels this way about trump and fascism. watch this. >> yes, i do. yes, i do. and i also believe that the people who know him best on this subject should be trusted. again, look at their careers. these are not people, with the exception i think of only mike pence, these were not politicians. >> trace: she thinks he's a fascist. what do you think? >> i think she needs somebody to come out and vote for her and that's her attempt. but if you watch and listen to what people on the ground are saying, they have seen through this. that's why that independent number that you just showed is so high for donald trump, because they are going my gosh,

whether it's here at penn state or in a podcast with joe rogan, former president trump is targeting hisessage to young voters, particularly young men. former president donald trump made blue wall visits. >> we love penn state. >> reporter: following a stop in detroit, where he mocked kamala harris's latest superstar endorsement. >> beyonce went up. spoke for a couple of minutes and left. they booed the hell out of everybody. . >> reporter: despite being int interrupted, he appeared to left a warm reception. trump nearly three hours late, sent in a video apology. >> it's about winning. >> reporter: the former president flew from texas after recording what may be the lengthiest interview of his xap with joe rogan. the interview aped at a male audience. >> i always got more publicity than other people. it wasn't like he was trying. i don't know exactly why. maybe you can tell me why. >> i can tell you. you said a lot of wild [ bleep ]. >> reporter: the former president and rogan veered on and off topic on everything from election fraud claims to whether there's life on mars. the former pre

joe rogan posting his full interview with former president trump on x saying there were some issues findingit on youtube. meanwhile, j.d. vance will sit down with rogan later today. rogan revealing harris' campaign did not refuse an interview, he said logistics did not work. we are going off the grid with pete hegseth and will cain >> good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> good morning, ainsley. >> ainsley: good morning. will, you sound more energetic about saying good morning to me this morning. i'll start with you. >> pete: wow! >> ainsley: i love you both. what is your reaction to this? >> will: i deserve to go first, petegoes first every time and his hello is below expected energy level. i will go first. i see people take both sides, joe, you should go to a running candidate for president. on other hand, what is probably the case, go to biggest show kamala. it is biggest show in digital media ecosphere. donald trump up to 33 million views on youtube in like two days. kamala should go to joe rogan and logistics are hurdles so she didn't have to do a three-hour interview. >> ainsle

friday has the massive audience, that appeals to both sides i love about joe rogan not only republicansrats but independents, gun owners second amendment lover first amendment on top of that socially liberal looking at him as moderate common sense, if he can nail down president trump in every policy question because you know, for a fact that joe rogan doesn't do soft balls going to dig to see how president trump critically thinks i believe president trump has a plan more moderates shifting for president trump kamala harris continues to open her mouth lose voters. >> i think clear president trump has gone a certain sophistication about the economy, policies that will actually spur growth, we just don't have see that from kamala harris. is that a fair statement. adam: i think totally fair i tested suzie this campaign manager yesterday, to say that the last few days were nothing short of brilliant, the reason i say it is you've got the president, serving at mcdonald's the president going on joe rogan you have kamala in a restricted way restricted vip way, that is the difference, in the par

the joe rogan experience podcast yesterday, not tomorrow. trump will hold a rally in new york city at madison square garden, where he'll be joined by running mate jd vance, as well as elon musk robert kennedy. this exhaustive final push could iconic venues celebrity endorsements, and more influence move the needle in this razor tight race we are ten days away from election day in america. and a new cnn poll shows a dead heat between the two candidates among likely voters were on the ground with both campaigns this afternoon. let's start first with cnn's eva mckend, who is with the harris campaign in kalamazoo, michigan and danny freeman with team trump and state college, pennsylvania, even what are we expecting to hear from michelle obama perhaps one of the most sought-after democratic surrogates first lady michelle obama ama i quite firm and quite clear she is telling people don't sit around and looking at the polls get out and vote, get out and do something that this race is just too close. vote like your life depends on it. she's also enc