Aaron Rodgers has always been known for his willingness to delve into conspiracy theories during public discussions. This trend continued during his recent appearance on Joe Rogan's podcast, where he provocatively suggested that the set of Ellen DeGeneres’ former talk show bore a striking resemblance to Epstein Island, a notion that raised eyebrows and ignited conversations about the implications of such comparisons.

During his extensive discussion on the latest episode of the “Joe Rogan Experience,” Rodgers’ comments naturally shifted towards the notorious figure of Jeffrey Epstein and his infamous island, Little Saint James, a site that has been shrouded in scandal and controversy. This context provided a backdrop that heightened the gravity of his statement, bringing added attention to the parallels he drew.

When producer Jamie displayed an image during the podcast, Rodgers quickly remarked that it reminded him of the “set of a well-known talk show that is no longer airing.” His comment hinted at deeper connections and raised questions about the implications of such a comparison in the entertainment industry.

Joe Rogan immediately recognized that Rodgers was referring to “Ellen,” which concluded its run in May 2022. They proceeded to pull up an image of her talk show set on the screen, yet Rogan expressed skepticism about Rodgers’ claims, suggesting that his insinuations might not hold weight and questioning the validity of such comparisons.

“That might just be a building in L.A.,” Rogan responded. “It’s whatever. I’m not impressed with that; it could just be coincidental.” His remarks indicated a cautious approach to speculation, emphasizing the importance of grounding opinions in reality rather than conspiracy.

A-Rod was not ready to concede, though, stating Joe should “Talk to Alex [Jones] about that.” This remark suggested a deeper layer of discussion that could involve other perspectives on the matter, hinting at a broader conversation about public figures and their associations.

This isn’t the first occasion that Rodgers has broached the topic of the disgraced financier and his connections to numerous individuals in the Hollywood elite. Back in January 2024, he found himself embroiled in controversy after suggesting that Jimmy Kimmel might be included on the list of Epstein’s associates, a claim that stirred significant backlash.

“Many individuals, including Jimmy Kimmel, are undoubtedly hoping that information does not surface,” he remarked, highlighting the tension and fear surrounding the fallout of Epstein’s connections in Hollywood.

As expected, Kimmel did not take kindly to Rodgers’ statement and even hinted at potential legal action against the Super Bowl champion, showcasing just how sensitive and contentious these discussions can be.

Rodgers later attempted to clarify his remarks, asserting that he does not genuinely believe the late-night talk show host is a pedophile, a statement that reflects the complexities of discussing such serious allegations in public discourse.