This Is What Joe Rogan Really Thinks About Donald Trump Running In 2024

Ever since Donald Trump left office in January, there has been rampant chatter that he will run for president again in 2024. Most recently, the businessman turned politician said only "a bad call from a doctor" would keep him from setting his sights on 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue for another term (via Insider). And polls show most Republicans would vote for Trump in the next election — although, they are not convinced he would win the White House (via Forbes).

Now, podcaster Joe Rogan, whose "The Joe Rogan Experience" garners 11 million listeners per episode, is opining about Trump's chances in 2024 (via The New York Times and The Washington Post). And it turns out the former "Fear Factor" host thinks things will go Trump's way in another general election (via Yahoo! and NBC).

"He's probably going to win," Rogan said during a chat with Amanda Knox that took place on his podcast. And it's due to the job the current president is doing that makes Trump's win possible, in Rogan's opinion.

While speaking with Knox on "The Joe Rogan Experience," its host opined, "How is Joe Biden going to win? How is it possible he's going to beat anybody?" (via Yahoo!).

Rogan went on to question, "After you've seen him speak, after you've seen the decay and the decline, how is that possible? They've done a terrible job. The Democrats f****d up royally by making that guy the president."

Speaking about the possibility that Kamala Harris would run against Trump in 2024, Rogan added, "She would lose just as badly. She is the most hated vice president according to polls — the least liked, I should say, vice president in 50 years."

Meanwhile, a recent Gallup poll found that Harris' job approval rating stands at 49 percent — Biden's is at 43 percent, which the site called "a new low."

Not surprisingly, Rogan's comments about Trump taking the presidency in 2024 garnered mixed results on Twitter, with people commenting in droves to a Fox News story on the topic.

"Rogan also said Trump would win in 2020," one Twitter user claimed — which he did say on his podcast in 2018 (via YouTube). Meanwhile, someone else snarked, "Joe Rogan is taking this week off from being an infectious disease expert and will now be playing the role of expert political consultant." Of course, they were referring to Rogan's controversial vaccine comments.

"Is this the guy who made people eat insects in the 2000's?" joked another Twitter user.

But someone else noted, "Bruh you realise that just cause he predicted it, doesn't mean he supports it." And elsewhere on Twitter, supporters voiced their opinions as well, with someone tweeting, "He should be Trump's VP choice!"

Finally, as someone else joked, "Joe Rogan and Amanda Knox discussing 'Trump vs Biden' was admittedly not on my 2021 bingo card."