Joe Rogan praised Kamala Harris on a recent episode of his podcast, praising her speech in Atlanta and saying she “did great.”
In an episode with guest comedian and actor Adam Ray, Rogan said Harris gave “a spectacular speech” last month in Atlanta.
As the two discussed how a debate between Trump and Harris would play out, Rogan referenced last month’s speech, saying the current vice president “crushed” it.
Rogan said this will be a “problem” for Trump, who has been hesitant to commit to a debate against Harris.
“I have to say, in a speech she gave right after they decided she was going to be the nominee, she said, ‘If you’re going to say something, why don’t you just say it to my face? ‘ It was a perfect moment,” Rogan admitted.
Joe Rogan spoke about Kamala Harris on a recent episode of his podcast, praising her speech in Atlanta and saying she “did great.”
Rogan pulled up a clip from the speech, in which Harris says, “I hope you’ll reconsider meeting me on the debate stage because, as the saying goes, if you’ve got something to say, say it to my face!”
He praised her rhythm and singing: “You can’t say she’s not exceptional. She just did great. She did great.”
“She had the big moment and she killed it. She did it without any ‘ums’ or stutters, without any missed words, she had a smile, the laugh made sense, for the first time it made sense!”
Rogan said Harris’ successful speech at the rally was a “problem” for the Trump campaign that they probably didn’t see coming.
“What she did was like a professional. She did it like a professional. That’s where it gets dangerous,” he said, adding: “She did very well.”
Rogan is not a Harris supporter. Last week, the podcaster said he would support independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over Trump and Harris.
In an episode with guest comedian and actor Adam Ray, Rogan said Harris gave a “spectacular speech” last month in Atlanta.
According to Rogan, both parties are equally guilty of manipulating American voters: “That’s what they do. That’s politics. They do it on the left, they do it on the right,” he said.
‘They manipulate you, they deceive you, they promote narratives, and the only one who doesn’t do that is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’
Despite his outspoken support for the independent candidate, Rogan has said he believes Harris will inevitably win.
“She’s going to win,” Rogan told guest Michael Malice on his podcast after Harris became the presumptive Democratic nominee.
“Everyone has always said that Kamala Harris is the worst vice president,” Rogan said.
“She’s the most unpopular vice president of all time, and suddenly, at some point, she becomes our solution,” he said.