Joe Rogan tells listeners he is frustrated with the Trump agenda, questioning what the administration is doing

Podcaster Joe Rogan used a recent episode of his show to express frustration with President Donald Trump’s agenda, asking listeners “What the f--- we doing?” according to a report by The Hill.

Rogan’s comments were made during a conversation with author Cameron Hanes on Friday, with both men discussing what they expect the president to deliver in his second term and whether the administration is fulfilling the promises tied to Trump’s return to the White House, The Hill reported.

The discussion also touched on issues Rogan raised in connection with national security and public institutions, including the report that Rogan and Hanes spoke about expectations relating to the Justice Department and broader questions about how the administration is approaching the federal government’s role in the second term, The Hill said.

In addition, The Hill reported that Rogan and Hanes addressed several topics that Rogan has previously engaged with in public commentary, including questions about conflicts abroad, which the outlet described as connected to the prospect of an Iran war, as well as other mainstream discussion points that Rogan brought into the episode.

Rogan and Hanes framed their exchange around the gap between campaign-era expectations and early second-term developments, with Rogan focusing on a lack of clarity about what steps the administration is taking and when listeners should expect results, The Hill reported.

The comments were not presented as the announcement of any new administration action or policy, and the report did not cite any official statement, directive, or court filing tied to Rogan’s remarks. The reporting instead characterized the remarks as venting during a podcast conversation about the administration’s agenda and execution.