President Donald Trump has backed Rogan, a stand-up comic and self-proclaimed "cyclical adventure" to host a presidential debate against any other in history.
A popular podcast
series, hosted by Rogan Experience, hosted by retired UFC fighter Tim Kennedy.
Kennedy tweeted the
idea over the weekend, explaining how Rogan "offered a debate"
between former Vice President Joe Biden and the president, saying "there
would be four hours without a direct audience."
"Just two
candidates, the camera, and the idea of how to move this country
forward," he wrote. "Who wants that?"
Mr. Trump tweeted
Kennedy's post in response to his question: "I do!"
Mr. Rogan’s most
popular podcast has made headlines in the past with high-profile guests such as
Bernie Sanders and Elon Musk celebrities who have since smoked in a live
broadcast.
The president was
cheering on Twitter early Monday morning when he commented on attacks on his
Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harish, in what he called a
"super liberal week job" in a social media post.
Mr. Trump has stepped
up his attacks on Democrats in recent days, claiming that Mr. Biden would not
serve a full term if elected in November.
At least three
presidential debates are scheduled’ to take place before Election Day, one on
September 29 and two in October.
Meanwhile, Vice
President Mike Pence and Ms. Harris are scheduled’ to discuss each other on
October 7.
However, little is
known’ about the details of future discussions. The Covid-19 outbreak has led
to unexpected changes, including the site of the first debate, which will take
place at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.
The University of Notre
Dame was originally scheduled’ to host the event, but the corona virus withdrew
due to epidemics.
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