CNN refutes Rogan-Musk conspiracy theory that network may have been ‘tipped off’ to Trump assassination attempt - ‘CNN provided live coverage of President Trump’s Butler, PA rally in anticipation of news about his pick for Vice President,

On his podcast, Joe Rogan claimed there was something suspicious about CNN streaming Donald Trump's rally on July 13 - but the cable news channel has strongly denied the conspiracy theory

Elon Musk joined Joe Rogan for a three-hour podcast last week. As a result, CNN releases a statement after it was suggested the network somehow was involved when discussing the Donald Trump assassination attempt.

CNN vehemently rejected a conspiracy theory that has taken hold on the Right suggesting they had advance knowledge of the attempt on President Trump's life. The post CNN Vehemently Rejects Joe Rogan-Fueled Conspiracy Theory That CNN Aired Trump Rally Because They Knew He’d Be Shot first appeared on Mediaite.

Joe Rogan last week tried to drag CNN into a wild conspiracy theory related to the assassination attempt on President Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania last July—but the network wasn’t having any of it.

Billionaire Donald Trump backer Bill Ackman and self-described citizen journalist Mario Nawfal are floating a wild conspiracy theory: CNN knew about the assassination attempt against Trump last year.

Robby Soave and Niall Stanage react to Joe Rogan and Elon Musk questioning CNN's live streaming of President Trump's rally in Butler, Penn., the site of the first assassination attempt of then- presidential candidate Trump.