When guest Cheryl Hines, wife of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., asked if he was “glad” he didn’t meet Epstein, Rogan replied, “yes”, recalling his reaction at the time:
“I was like, are you high? What are you talking about?”
He also commented on why others might have engaged with Epstein:
“Some people get intoxicated by being in a circle of rich and powerful people. They just want to be around them.”
Rogan didn’t hold back on his thoughts regarding media coverage and the FBI’s conclusions, reacting to an ABC story titled: “FBI Concluded Jeffrey Epstein Was Not Running a Sex Trafficking Ring For Powerful Men, Files Show.”
“That is the gaslightiest gaslighting s*** I’ve ever heard in my life,” he said.
“What do they think was going on? Just men having cocktails and talking about science?”
According to DOJ documents, photos seized from Epstein’s properties in New York, Florida, and the Virgin Islands did not implicate any other individuals, and financial records showed no evidence linking transactions to criminal activity. Unredacted files were also reviewed by members of Congress to ensure transparency.
While Rogan is now part of the public discussion, he emphasized that he never engaged with Epstein and criticized those who sought access to his inner circle.
The Epstein files continue to reveal shocking details about the late financier’s network and connections. As more information surfaces, public figures named in the documents may continue to respond.
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