Joe Rogan explains what Donald Trump told him when they spoke at UFC 327: ‘He wasn’t mad’

Joe Rogan’s conversation with Donald Trump at UFC 327 garnered a lot of speculation from fans.

A few weeks ago, President Donald Trump attended his latest UFC event when the promotion touched down in Miami for UFC 327.

Usually the longtime UFC fan gets a huge pop from the crowd as he walks out with UFC boss Dana White, but this time, the reaction was relatively mixed.

And when Trump went over to speak to longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan, fans questioned what the pair might’ve been talking about.

Joe Rogan explains his UFC 327 conversation with Trump

Ever since the UFC White House event was announced, Rogan has been extremely critical of it and he expressed concern for it due to the timing.

Not only that, but the UFC legend went on to label the White House card a gimmick, stating that he will be commentating on it but he isn’t entirely happy about it.

And because of that, fans questioned what Rogan and Trump could have been discussing during their conversation in Miami.

After Rogan recently appeared in the Oval Office with Trump signing an executive order to fast-track research into psychedelic drugs for veterans, Rogan has revealed that’s what their conversation surfaced around.

“I told him about (Ibogaine) and how effective it is and he said, ‘what are you looking for?’,” Rogan explained on a recent episode of his podcast.

“He said, ‘let’s do it’, and so literally he sees me at the UFC the next day, shakes my hand and says, ‘it’s done’. That’s what he was saying. And I said, ‘thank you, sir’. It wasn’t like he was mad at me, at all, it was the opposite. That’s exactly what happened,” Rogan continued.

Fans have been more critical of Rogan over the last few years because of his work in the UFC, with a lot of fans believing his love for MMA has taken a hit.

Despite that, the longtime commentator continues to commentate numbered events that land on U.S. soil and he will be at the historic White House event in a few months time, despite his criticism.