On his podcast, Joe Rogan claimed there was something suspicious about CNN streaming Donald Trump's rally on July 13 - but the cable news channel has strongly denied the conspiracy theory

Robby Soave and Niall Stanage react to Joe Rogan and Elon Musk questioning CNN's live streaming of President Trump's rally in Butler, Penn., the site of the first assassination attempt of then- presidential candidate Trump.

CNN provided live coverage of President Trump’s Butler, PA rally in anticipation of news about his pick for Vice President,’ a CNN spokesperson told The Independent. ‘Any suggestion contrary to that fact is completely false.

Elon Musk clarified a controversial gesture made during US president Donald Trumps inauguration, denying any Nazi intent. On 'The Joe Rogan Experience podcast', he mentioned the backlash was unexpected and explained the gesture was made in a positive spirit.

Musk returned to The Joe Rogan Experience podcast last week, where he was asked about his now infamous Inauguration Day salute and responded with a Nazi joke.

Elon Musk addressed the public backlash he received after displaying a Nazi-like hand gesture at an inaugural celebration for President Donald Trump, defending himself by saying he is not a Nazi — while also making Nazi jokes.