Rogan grew up and was educated in London, in the United Kingdom, but holds American citizenship. Though he grew up in the United Kingdom, his political career began in the United States when he worked as an intern in Washington, District of Columbia, during the 2004 United States Presidential Campaign.
King"s College London.
His first television appearances were in the United Kingdom, as a commentator on United States and international politics on news outlets such as British Broadcasting Corporation and Sky News during the 2012 United States Presidential Election. In 2012 he moved to Washington District of Columbia He has contributed to news organisations, including The Week, The Spectator, The Weekly Standard, Reuters, The American Spectator, The Daily Caller, Fox News, The Washington Times, United States of America Today, Cable News Network, The Christian Science Monitor, The Atlantic, The Commentator and Huffington Post. He is a regular contributor to the National Review, The Telegraph. and The Guardian.
In 2014, he began making increasingly frequent television appearances as a pundit/commentator on news outlets such as Fox News and Cable News Network. A specialist in middle-eastern politics and United States foreign policy, he featured regularly as a commentator on various news outlets during the initial uprising of ISIS in 2014, occasionally making multiple television appearances a day.
He has appeared twice on the Home Box Office show, Real Time with Bill Maher. In August 2014 he was chosen as the inaugural chair of the ‘Tony Blankley Chair for Public Policy and American Exceptionalism’ award by the Steamboat Institute, an educational and political group based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in memory of political analyst Tony Blankley.
In 2014 he was a frequent guest panellist on The McLaughlin Group, becoming a regular panellist in 2015.
He also had a short stint working for a British Member of Parliament, Humfrey Malins, during 2005.
