Joe Rogan, the popular podcaster, has weighed in on the sexual harassment allegations against Lorna Hajdini, a JPMorgan executive, labeling the claims as 'fake'. The lawsuit, which accused Hajdini of sexual misconduct towards a junior male employee, has gained significant media attention, particularly after the New York Post identified the accuser, who initially remained anonymous as 'John Doe'. Reports indicate that the lawsuit has been retracted for corrections, leading many to question the validity of the allegations. A spokesperson for JPMorgan stated that an internal investigation found the claims to be without merit, emphasizing that Hajdini cooperated with the probe while the accuser did not. Rogan criticized the lawsuit's sensational claims, suggesting they seemed unrealistic and likened them to a fantasy. His guest, comedian Shane Gillis, echoed this sentiment, proposing that individuals who file false lawsuits should face jail time. Meanwhile, the accuser's lawyer maintains that there is corroborating evidence supporting the claims, despite the controversy surrounding the case.