Joe Rogan is set to interview former President Donald Trump’s Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday — after their opponent, Vice Kamala Harris, has so far missed out by refusing to meet the mega-popular podcaster at his studio in Texas.

The Republican vice presidential nominee is scheduled to meet with Rogan at his Austin studio Wednesday morning — days after Trump’s appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” exploded online, with more than 39 million views on YouTube, despite allegations of a cover-up.

Vance’s appearance comes after Rogan revealed he turned down a similar chat with Harris after the Democratic presidential nominee wanted him to travel to her and that their chat would be just a third of the three hours he had with Trump.

“They offered a date … but I would have had to travel to her and they only wanted to do an hour,” Rogan said Tuesday, adding that the Harris campaign “hasn’t moved forward with the podcast.”

“I feel strongly that the best way to do that is in the studio in Austin.

“My sincere wish is to just have a nice conversation and get to know her as a person. I really hope we can make that happen,” he added.

During his gabfest with the podcaster, Trump had insisted that his rival would not be capable of a three-hour interview, insisting that “it would be a mess.”

“Can you imagine Kamala doing this show? She’s on the floor,” Trump said.

“If she did an interview like this with you, I hope she does, because it would be a mess. She’d be on the floor. Comatose. She’d say ‘call 911.’

In addition to going wildly viral, the former commander-in-chief’s podcast episode made headlines after fans began accusing YouTube about trying to censor the clip when it didn’t come up with basic search terms.

“For some searches on Monday, the original 3-hour interview did not appear prominently. Short snippets uploaded by the Joe Rogan channel did appear, but we know this was frustrating for users looking for the full video,” YouTube said in a statement in a post on X.

“We’ve been working to resolve this and viewers will soon start seeing the full podcast in more YouTube search results.”

Rogan later posted the full clip on his X profile with the video gaining 14.7 million views in roughly 24 hours.