Joe Rogan is done playing nice with Donald Trump. The podcast king who once boosted Trump to millions of listeners is now calling him out—loudly—for gaslighting the American public about Jeffrey Epstein.
On a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, Rogan accused Trump’s team of lying straight to people’s faces about what they really know regarding Epstein’s associates. After the Trump administration claimed there’s “no client list” and nothing more to release, Rogan let loose: “Do they think we’re babies?”
That’s a wild shift coming from a man who once gave Trump a friendly, softball interview during the 2024 campaign—an interview many credit with helping Trump secure a second term. But now, even Rogan sees what many have been screaming for years.
Trump and Epstein: It Was Never Just a Photo Op
Let’s not rewrite history. Trump and Epstein weren’t strangers. They ran in the same elite circles in New York and Palm Beach for decades. Trump once called Epstein “terrific” and openly acknowledged Epstein liked young women “on the younger side.” They partied together. They flew on private jets. This was not a one-off interaction—it was a relationship.
Yet when it came time for accountability? Trump’s team acted like they’d never heard the name.
25+ Sexual Assault Allegations—and Counting
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Let’s not forget Trump has been accused of sexual misconduct by over 25 women, including accusations of rape, groping, and harassment. These claims date back to the 1970s and span decades. Many surfaced long before Epstein’s name was national news. Some even allege assaults happened in the same social circles where Epstein operated.
Despite all that, Rogan never asked Trump about any of it during their interviews. Not once.
But Now It’s a Problem?
Now that Trump’s second term is unraveling and the administration refuses to release full Epstein files, Rogan’s suddenly seeing the problem. His frustration mirrors that of many former Trump supporters who feel played. Promises were made about truth and transparency. But when the spotlight hit too close to Trump’s inner circle—silence.
It’s like watching someone finally take off the rose-colored glasses after years of looking the other way.
If you haven’t listened to the episode yet, it’s worth your time. The same guy who once hyped Trump is now exposing him. And it might just be the wake-up call MAGA wasn’t ready for.
