Joe Rogan and MMA fighter Brendan Allen warn that the planned White House UFC event for June 2026 could pose serious security and weather-related challenges.

Longtime UFC commentator Joe Rogan was left more than a little confused about President Donald Trump's plans for fight events at the White House.

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Joe Rogan shared his reaction to a wild idea that has been put forward by the President. In recent times, Rogan has pushed for Jon Jones to be a part of the promotion’s event at the White House on June 14 next year.

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Disgraced influencer Brian “Liver King” Johnson quietly had his charges dropped for allegedly making terroristic threats against Joe Rogan — and he’s already back ranting online about wanting to fight the black-belt podcaster.

Joe Rogan rarely experiences new things after almost 30 years in MMA. The legendary UFC commentator first took up his role with MMA’s premier promotion in 1997. Joe Rogan was dumbfounded by what happened following the first UFC 323 main card fight. Former UFC light heavyweight Jan Blachowicz proved he’s still a contender at 42 years old.

"Jesus was born out of a virgin mother. What's more virgin than a computer?” Rogan said.

Joe Rogan and MMA fighter Brendan Allen both shared their skepticism as to how the June 2026 UFC event at the White House will work, arguing there are security and weather concerns.

During the discussion, comedian Tony Hitchcliffe brought up iShowSpeed's Royal Rumble appearance in January, following an invitation from Triple H. In that episode, the content creator took Bron Breakker's industry-leading spear, which, afterward, rendered him physically hurt.