Donald Trump's plans to host a historic UFC fight night at the White House are facing unexpected criticism from one of his most influential supporters. Joe Rogan, the world's most popular podcaster and a longtime UFC commentator, has questioned the idea of staging a championship-level event on the White House lawn. Trump has promoted the June 14 event as a major attraction tied to America's 250th anniversary celebrations and his 80th birthday, with preparations already underway on the South Lawn. Speaking on his podcast, Rogan described the concept as "odd" and argued that outdoor conditions in Washington, D.C., could create serious problems for fighters and spectators. He warned that extreme summer heat could affect performance and said world championship bouts should take place in a controlled indoor environment.