Joe Rogan warned President-elect Donald Trump not to attack his haters on the left: 'Let them all talk their s---'

Joe Rogan warned President-elect Donald Trump not to attack his haters on the left and just 'Let them all talk their s-.'

The comedian and UFC color commentator, 57, encouraged Trump to unite the country during his second term in office while speaking on his highly popular podcast 'The Joe Rogan Experience.'

He told his guest Dave Smith: 'This one is one of the first times ever where there's a real chance to make real tangible change that's gonna be for the good of everybody.

'He's gotta unite people. He's gotta not attack the left, not attack everybody. Let them all talk their s***, but unite. Now it's time to unite everybody.'

Rogan had interviewed Trump late last month as the race for the White House intensified and publicly endorsed him for the presidency .

After sitting down with Tesla CEO and ardent Trump supporter Elon Musk, Rogan said: 'If it wasn't for him (Musk) we'd be f***ed.

''He makes what I think is the most compelling case for Trump you'll hear, and I agree with him every step of the way.

'For the record, yes, that's an endorsement of Trump. Enjoy the podcast'.

It was a drastic reversal from his 2020 support for Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., a self-proclaimed democratic socialist who helped develop the Green New Deal.

Trump and Rogan had spoken at large about UFOs , the unopened JFK and Martin Luther King assassination files as well as Trump's brush with death.

The podcaster interviewed the former president for three hours from his studio in Austin, Texas.

Rogan later revealed there had been talks to have Kamala Harris on his show with more than 18 million listeners, but it never materialized.

Harris wanted to have the sit-down on the road while campaigning, but Rogan pushed back, saying that he wished they could have had conversation in his studio.

Trump, meanwhile, made the journey to the Texas studio. The video has since been viewed over 46 million times.

Republican vice presidential nominee Ohio Sen. J.D Vance also recently sat down with Rogan.

The two delved into immigration, the economy and shot the breeze as the Trump campaign pulled out all the stops to reach young male voters - the primary audience of the podcaster's hugely popular show.

Hearing about the 'big news' on the eve of Election Day, Trump informed his audience at a rally of the podcasters endorsement of him.

'So somebody that's very, very respected asked me to do his show two weeks ago, and I said, why not?

'And to me, it's very big, because he's the biggest there is, I guess, in that world, by far.'

'His name is Joe Rogan, and he's never done this before. And it just came over the wires that Joe Rogan just endorsed me, is that, right? Thank you, Joe,' Trump said.

Trump joked to his crowd that his appearance on the show made him hours late to a rally afterwards.

Rogan said in 2022 that he would never have Trump on his podcast over fears it would help his campaign .

During their podcast, Rogan revealed that once Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to assassinate him he had to get him on.

Trump told Rogan that the attempt on his life and the scarring had made him a 'tougher guy'.

During an interview with Lex Fridman in 2022, Rogan told him that he had turned down multiple offers to have Trump on his podcast.