Aaron Rodgers Defends His Jimmy Kimmel ‘Epstein Log’ Comment On ‘Joe Rogan Experience’

Aaron Rodgers is still on damage control, stemming from his suggestion that late-night host and professional crybaby Jimmy Kimmel's name could appear on Jeffrey Epstein's flight log.

Rodgers got under Kimmel's skin, and ABC/Disney's, after making the wild suggestion on The Pat McAfee Show. 
 

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Not only was Rodgers barred from appearing on PMS, his critics amplified his newfound ‘conspiracy theorist’ characterization, compounding the ‘anti-vaxxer’ attacks.

Rodgers tackled the Kimmel backlash, appearing on a recent episode of The Joe Rogan Experience. Speaking with another beloved ‘conspiracy theorist,’ Rodgers asserted that his comments on Kimmel were taken out of context.

Rodgers told Joe Rogan: "[Kimmel] had gone on his show and called me a tinfoil-hat-wearing doofus who is talking about the … I thought he had said that I was an idiot for even thinking that there’s a list out there."

The 40-year-old QB shared that Kimmel didn't want the list to come out, never explicitly saying Kimmel was a part of Epstein's flight log of sex traffickers.

"Nobody watched the f**king clip," Rodgers said. "That’s why. They just saw a headline and [were like], ‘Oh it’s the anti-vax guy again, let’s hammer him.’ "

Did the joke lack some class? Sure, though the major contrast showed between Rodgers taking the conspiracy jabs as a joke, while Kimmel ran to his late-night stage to demand an apology over a single joke. Rodgers continues to be the ultimate ‘bro.'