Rogan has since claimed that a series of demands from the campaign was the reason why it didn’t go ahead. But, according to Jennifer Palmieri, senior adviser to the second gentleman Doug Emhoff, the negotiations actually broke down because progressive ...

According to Rogan, the Harris-Walz campaign made several other demands, including limiting the discussion to about an hour, far shorter than the three hours or more he typically prefers, and requesting accommodations to ensure the vice president wouldn’t have to travel to his studio in Austin, Texas.

If true, the ban on legalization talk would be strange. Harris' campaign pushed marijuana legalization as a plank of their campaign in its closing days. Palmieri, for her part, said the will they-won't they news cycle created a "weird dynamic" between the campaign and Rogan.

An adviser with Kamala Harris’ campaign has finally addressed what many felt was her biggest misstep in the lead up to Election Day. At a Clearing House conference on Wednesday in New York City, Jennifer Palmieri,

Jennifer Palmieri revealed that Kamala Harris's interview with Joe Rogan partly fell apart due to "backlash" from some of the "staff" on the campaign. The post Harris Campaign Adviser Says Joe Rogan Interview Fell Apart Over ‘Backlash’ From ‘Progressive Staff’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Kamala Harris campaign staffers were worried the Democrat would alienate her progressive base if she sat down for an interview with popular podcaster Joe Rogan, according to a new report.

Jennifer Palmieri, an adviser to Harris' husband, second gentleman Doug Emhoff, told the Financial Times that the negotiations on a Rogan interview fell threw because some staffers believed the appearance would lead to a progressive backlash.