Former ESPN host Sage Steele accidentally addressed UFC president Dana White as podcast host Joe Rogan on Thursday at the very end of an interview.
Former ESPN host Sage Steele mistakenly addressed UFC president Dana White as podcast host Joe Rogan during an interview on Steele's podcast on Thursday. White sat down with Steele during an appearance on the 'Sage Steele Podcast,' and at the very end of the interview, the host asked White, 'What is Joe Rogan's dream?' White repeated the question as Steele corrected herself and said, 'Joe Rogan. Dana White.
' Steele also referred to White as 'Joe' earlier in the interview, but the two didn't address it at the time. White abruptly stormed off the set of Howie Mandel’s podcast in February and said he was 'so f-----g tired of doing podcasts.' JOE ROGAN SUGGESTS ONE OF THE BIGGEST PROBLEMS WITH THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION IS THE STAFF: ‘SO RIDICULOUS’ During the 'Howie Mandel Does Stuff' podcast, Mandel introduced the UFC president and said he was an 'amazing guy.
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