Former President Donald Trump is expected to sit down for an interview with podcast giant Joe Rogan this week at his studio in Austin, Texas.

Trump’s appearance on the podcast, which will be recorded on Friday, comes as he looks to extend his lead with male voters in the upcoming election.

This will be the first time Trump has appeared on “The Joe Rogan Experience.”

Rogan was a major supporter of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. when he was running for president. RFK Jr. has since dropped out and endorsed Trump.

Both Trump and Rogan have a mutual ally in X owner Elon Musk, who has gone all in on trying to help Trump win the election.

Musk said earlier this month that Trump appearing on Rogan’s podcast before the election “will happen.”

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There were reports that Vice President Kamala Harris could also appear on Rogan’s podcast before the election, but some dismissed the reports as an attempt to pressure Rogan to invite her on since Harris is desperately trying to win over male voters.

The likelihood that Harris would even accept an invitation to go on Rogan’s podcast now may have decreased since her disastrous interview with Fox News anchor Bret Baier, where she crumbled when asked basic questions.

A podcast interview with a host like Rogan would present a unique set of challenges for Harris.

Podcast interviews are typically longer than traditional news interviews, thus increasing the likelihood that she will make remarks that go viral and further damage her.

Harris’ interview with Baier marked the first time as a candidate that she granted an interview to an organization that is not openly friendly with her.

She would likely be asked difficult questions but in a manner that gives her the opportunity to speak open-ended when answering. That lack of structure would likely result in more of her famous word salads in which she effectively talks in circles without really saying anything.