US EditionCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom Calls Out Joe Rogan For Not Having Him On His Podcast
Governor Newsom says he is 'moving on' after Joe Rogan repeatedly refused to host him despite the podcast's 16 to 24 million monthly downloads.
- Monday, California Governor Gavin Newsom said he is `moving on` from podcast host Joe Rogan during a CNN interview that played an October 18 clip.
- For weeks, the two have exchanged barbs after Newsom said Rogan has `been attacking` him and `consistently not had on` him, following Newsom's challenge on the YouTube show Higher Learning.
- Rogan's podcast reaches about 24 million downloads monthly as Spotify's No. 1 podcast and has hosted President Donald Trump and invited Kamala Harris.
- On Oct. 14, Newsom's press office said Joe Rogan is `too scared` to invite the governor and offered to appear to `save` the popular show.
- Politically, Newsom said he will give the idea serious thought after the 2026 midterm elections and praised podcasting peers described as one of the brightest minds.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom Calls Out Joe Rogan For Not Having Him On His Podcast
California Governor Gavin Newsom has beef with popular podcaster Joe Rogan.For the past several years, Rogan has been a vocal critic of Newsom since leaving California for Texas, and is not a fan of the California Governor’s plan to run for President in 2028.
California Gov. Newsom Says He's 'Moving On' From Joe Rogan, Questions Podcaster's 'Confidence' For Debate
California Governor Gavin Newsom claimed Monday evening on CNN that he is “moving on” from popular podcast host Joe Rogan, while simultaneously questioning whether Rogan was “worried” about having him as a guest.
Gavin Newsom says he's 'moving on' from appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) said Monday night he has “no interest” in going on the Joe Rogan Experience, saying the host doesn’t have the “decency” to have him on after criticizing him. Newsom’s press office said on Oct. 14 that “snack-sized” podcast host Joe Rogan is “too scared” to invite the governor on his show, and said he would be willing to appear as a guest to “save” the popular show. Two weeks later, however, Newsom said he’s moving on. “F…
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