It was also a very bad look that they didn’t go on because there were some voters who were like, huh, what are they hiding?”

Donald Trump‘s return to the White House wasn’t the only blast from the past—the 2016 past, specifically—discussed on this week’s episode of . Co-hosts Joanna Coles and Samantha Bee were joined by John Avlon,

The comedian said he wants to interview the vice president, but that he won't agree to her campaign's conditions.

After rumors of Kamala Harris' interest in featuring on his show surfaced, Joe Rogan has now shed some light on why that won't happen. As the US election draws near, both candidates have been on their media tour in hopes of swaying the nation in their favor.

The impact of Kamala Harris' absence on the 'Joe Rogan Experience' has been laid bare after the Vice President suffered a crushing defeat to Donald Trump.

Joe Rogan still wants to interview Kamala Harris on his podcast, but wants her to travel to his studio to record.

After recently sitting down for an extensive interview with Donald Trump , Joe Rogan explained why he's yet to sit down with Kamala Harris . In a tweet shared on Monday, Rogan addressed speculation that Harris' team passed on the offer. "For the record the Harris campaign has not passed on doing the podcast," Rogan tweeted.

Vice President Kamala Harris's team proposes conditions for her appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, requiring changes to the show's format.

Joe Rogan recently hosted GOP nominee and ex-POTUS Donald Trump on his popular podcast, The Joe Rogan Experience, after years of disinterest. However, Trump’s opponent in the upcoming presidential election—Kamala Harris—won’t be making an appearance anytime soon.

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) suggested on Sunday that Vice President Kamala Harris should have gone on Joe Rogan‘s The Joe Rogan Experience, an appearance that could have helped her reach millions of viewers who may have propelled her candidacy to a win.