Amid talk around the presidential campaign, a new book by journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes entitled "FIGHT: Inside the Wildest Battle for the Whitehouse" made some bold claims, including the so-called demands Rogan's representatives make of guests.

Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan pushed back against recent accusations he was uncooperative in setting up an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris, insisting there were “a bunch of different things that weren’t true.

Joe Rogan is known for having often controversial views and for causing a bit of a stir with the comments he makes on his podcast. And with guests ranging from Donald Trump to Kanye West, he was once forced to apologise after an episode of The Joe Rogan Experienc e ‘went off the rails’ with a 40-minute heated argument.

The book, by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes, details the Harris camp’s frustration with the Rogan booking process. The book said that the Harris campaign arranged an event with Beyoncé in Houston on Oct. 25 in order to fit with a possible Rogan sitdown in nearby Austin.

Joe Rogan says a new book that suggests he "screwed over" Kamala Harris for an interview on "The Joe Rogan Experience" during the presidential campaign is full of falsehoods - and that he has "all the receipts" to show that he negotiated in good faith while the campaign never actually committed.

Rogan said Harris’ campaign kept offering for him to go Washington to do a show, but it could only be for an hour, tops, but the podcast host wanted the interview done in his studio, saying it had to be “the actual real show” and not “some fake version where I’m sitting in a conference room.”