In the final days of the presidential race, eyebrows were raised after podcaster Joe Rogan announced he had rejected the terms of an interview with the Democratic nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris.

At a Clearing House conference on Wednesday in New York City, Jennifer Palmieri, a senior adviser to Harris’ husband Doug Emhoff, said the sitting vice president skipped appearing on Joe Rogan’s podcast out of fears of in-house “backlash,” reported the Financial Times.

Podcast host Joe Rogan suggested during his podcast on Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris put a condition on a possible interview with the podcaster about avoiding "marijuana legalization" talk. "They had, I don’t know how many conversations with ...

A plan for Kamala Harris to appear on Joe Rogan’s podcast was scrapped due to concerns over a potential backlash from progressives, a campaign official revealed, shedding light on a decision that frustrated some Democrats still grappling with Donald Trump’s election victory.

While Kamala Harris never ended up sitting down with the podcaster, her Republican opponent took part in a three-hour-long interview on the show

Joe Rogan revealed a marijuana issue that was part of negotiations when trying to get Vice President Kamala Harris on his podcast.

She was afraid of stirring the progressive pot. Joe Rogan claimed the Harris-Walz campaign drew a red line on talk about “marijuana legalization” for the interview that never happened — while aides said the sit-down was kiboshed over fears of progressive backlash.

Podcast host Joe Rogan on Wednesday said the Harris campaign asked to avoid talk of legalizing marijuana when negotiating a potential appearance on his show. Rogan claimed last month he was working with Vice President Kamala Harris’s team to organize an appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast,