Being named in the files does not necessarily imply criminality.
Rep. Khanna said: « If we found six men that they were hiding in two hours, imagine how many men they are covering up for in those three million files? »
After Raskin’s claims of a ‘cover-up’ at the DOJ, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche fired back, saying: « The document you cite has numerous victim names.
« We have just unredacted Les Wexner’s name from this document, but his name already appears in the files thousands of times. DOJ is hiding nothing. »
Joe Rogan has spoken out after being named in the Jeffrey Epstein files claiming one of his podcast guests tried to set a meeting up.
On Tuesday (February 11), an episode of The Joe Rogan Experience saw the podcast host sit down with Emmy Award-nominated actor, director, producer and comedian Cheryl Hines.
The pair discussed her feat of over three decades in the industry, alongside her marriage to US Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., before finding themselves coming onto the topic of the most recent files released in connection to the late convicted pedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
Reflecting on the ‘good thing and the bad thing about the internet’ as being the ‘free distribution of information’, Rogan believes the ‘good thing’ is that ‘more people have an understanding of how things are really working than ever before’, such as with the Epstein files.
The podcast host called the release of the files a ‘big eye opener’ for a lot of people, reflecting on those who ‘actively took money’ from Epstein even after his arrest.
However, Rogan himself is also named in the files, although the host noted he’s ‘in the files for not going’.The UFC commentator continued: « I’m in the files for not going ‘cos Jeffrey Epstein was trying to meet with me. And I was like, ‘What?!' »
When questioned whether or not he was ‘glad’ he didn’t meet with Epstein, Rogan noted he ‘would have never went anyway’.
