Joe Rogan Discusses New Epstein Files on Podcast

On a recent episode of “The Joe Rogan Experience,” host Joe Rogan, along with his guest Cheryl Hines—a familiar face from HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm”—reacted to the unveiling of Epstein files revealing personal details about Rogan himself.

During their conversation, they delved into a new book highlighting strange discoveries within these documents. The Epstein file reportedly contains over 3 million pages and raises serious questions regarding the government’s handling of the entire scandal.

Rogan shared that he was on record because, “Jeffrey Epstein was trying to meet me, so it’s noted that I declined.” Hines expressed her disbelief, jokingly thinking the story dated back to 2005, to which Rogan replied, “That’s the most outrageous gaslighting I’ve ever heard. What do they think is going on—just a bunch of guys hanging out, having cocktails and chatting about science?”

Logan’s team pulled a headline from the Associated Press stating, “The FBI has concluded that Jeffrey Epstein is not running a sex trafficking ring for powerful people.” When asked about it, a producer mentioned it was circulating online that day.

Rogan recounted how there had been attempts to connect him with Epstein back in 2017, mentioning that a Canadian theoretical physicist, Lawrence Krauss, had tried to facilitate this meeting. He humorously recalled staring incredulously and asking, “Hey, are you high?” when this was suggested.

When asked if he was relieved he hadn’t met with Epstein, Rogan candidly replied, “I likely wouldn’t have gone anyway. After doing a quick search on Google, there was no way I was stepping into that situation.” Krauss has not yet responded to requests for comment on the matter.