‘I asked young American men why they’re voting Trump’ | World | News [Video]

Left to Right Luke Wolfe Michael Dove Fulton Stroud and Christian Hammond (Image: Phil Harris)

After raging about his faltering Milwaukee rally microphone, Donald Trump adopted a serious tone to discuss an interview he’d done earlier in the week.

“Joe Rogan was tough,” he told the crowd. “Tough but fair.”

Unlike Kamala Harris, who was sitting down for a conventional grilling by CBS’s flagship TV current affairs show, 60 Minutes, Trump’s statement media appearance was not televised.

He chose to sit down for an unedited three-hour chat with a comedian, posted on YouTube and uploaded as a podcast.

This is because Rogan, who is as well known for discussing UFOs and drugs as he is politics, has a show so popular that single episodes can rack up as many as 70 million views.

Not only is he one of the world’s most successful interviewers, but he also has an overwhelmingly young and male audience. Half of his viewers are 18-34, and 80% …