Video of Joe Rogan Calling Donald Trump 'Man Baby' Viewed 100k Times

A video of controversial podcast host Joe Rogan accusing former president Donald Trump of being a "man-baby" has gone viral.

During his podcast show, The Joe Rogan Experience, on July 14, Rogan spoke to comedian Tom Segura about Trump, his actions as president and rumors about his behavior.

The pair agreed they believed the former president had taken the drug Adderall, which can be used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy, according to Medical News Today.

The criticism comes after the podcast host recently said he has no interest in helping Trump and that he was not a supporter of the polarizing former U.S. leader.

The video of Rogan and Segura's conversation was posted on Twitter on Monday and so far has been viewed more than 150,000 times.

"Even as you watch him as president, he was full of f***ing energy," Segura said. "They say he slept like four hours a night, he was one of those people."

Rogan then interrupted to say that Trump was on Adderall and asked Segura if he believed Trump was using the drug.

"Yes. Only because there were multiple people, who used to work on The Apprentice, that were like [Trump] was f***ing gassed up for shoots," he replied.

"This is because he has trouble reading, he would struggle to read prompter or script when he was just sober.

"So they would give him that and he would dial-in more on the reading. Because he gets very bored, they said.

"He would get bored at the CIA briefing in the mornings. He would go 'I don't want to read that, you f***ing read it and then tell me.'

"They would have to make it more engaging for him because he would just tap out."

The duo then began speaking about Trump's senior advisor Jared Kushner and how he dealt with the president during his time in the White House.

Kushner, who is also Trump's son-in-law, was someone others turned to when dealing with the sometimes volatile president, according to a New York Times report.

He also allegedly created a strategy for dealing with the former president that focused on giving him two pieces of good news and one bad.

"You have to realize you don't make the waves," Kushner advised other officials, the report said.

"He makes the waves. And then you have to do your best to kind of stay on the surfboard," Kushner said of Trump's administration.

Segura and Rogan continued to mock Trump in the podcast, referring to the allegations in the report.

"That is how they would tell him bad news, they couldn't just go here is a bunch of bad news," Segura said.

"Of course," Rogan replied. "He is a man-baby."

"He is a f***ing toddler," Segura added.

Newsweek has contacted Trump's office for comment.