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Joe Rogan hints he will record podcast from Mar-a-Lago with Trump as ‘walk-on’ guest #shorts

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Podcast guru Joe Rogan said Thursday he would be open to recording an episode of his wildly popular show from Mar-a-Lago — after refusing to travel to interview Vice President Kamala Harris while she was on the 2024 campaign trail.

“Yeah, we have to. We helped Trump get elected,” Rogan blurted out after being asked by comedian Ari Shaffir about heading to Trump’s West Palm Beach, Fla., estate during a 13th sit-down with other fan-favorite guests and fellow comics Mark Normand and Shane Gillis.

Shaffir first floated the idea of recording another session at the president-elect’s resort on Jan. 14 to coincide with the release of his Netflix comedy special “America’s Sweetheart.”

“Can we get together?” Shaffir asked. “Trump’s obviously going to walk on.”

“100%,” Rogan agreed. “He’s gonna walk on if we do Mar-a-Lago.”

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