Joe Rogan REVEALS Celebrities Who Got Pregnant At Epstein’s Island

It’s so tangled.

You know, the whole thing is just I think everybody who looks at it realizes this is a rabbit hole that just goes to the center of the earth.

And there’s so many people involved in it.

What I was foolish to spend time with him.

I was one of many people who regret ever knowing him.

You know, every minute I spent with him I I regret and I Is there a Jeffrey Epstein right now that we don’t know about? There’s a million.

A million.

But here’s what nobody is connecting.

Over 3 million pages of documents, nearly 2,000 videos, more than 180,000 images.

That is what the United States Department of Justice dropped on the public in one of the most anticipated and most contested document releases in modern American history.

And yet, despite all of it, despite all those pages and all those files and all those images, the people whose names appear most frequently in those documents are still walking free, still running companies, still sitting in cabinet positions, still giving interviews, still shaking hands in marble hallways with the cameras rolling.

Jeffrey Epstein has been dead since August 2019.

The official ruling is suicide by hanging in a federal detention facility in New York.

Cameras malfunctioned, guards were asleep or absent.

His cellmate had been transferred the night before.

A forensic pathologist hired by his brother disputed the findings, pointing to injuries he said were more consistent with homicidal strangulation.

None of that changed the official record and none of the people in those files have faced any legal consequences as a result of his death or the files that followed it.

But his network, according to every investigator, every survivor, every independent analyst who has looked at the totality of what’s been released, that network did not shut down.

It did not dismantle itself out of shame or fear.

It adapted.

It went quiet.

It waited.

And now, with the files slowly leaking out through Congress and the courts, we are beginning to understand just how far that network actually reached and how many people in positions of power were actively involved in protecting it.

Joe Rogan has become one of the most important civilian voices in this story.

Not because he has insider access or classified documents, but because he has the platform, the willingness, and the intellectual honesty to name names out loud in real time and let the evidence speak for itself.

He’s been doing it for years and the files are now confirming what he’s been saying all along.

Jeffrey Epstein is part of a class of what are effectively professional fixers.

And this is this is a a kind of class of professional who sits not really within a particular government or private sector institution, but in the kind of sticky layer between them that connects them all.

That sticky layer.

Sit with that for a moment because that one phrase dissolves every comfortable explanation people have used to minimize Epstein’s role.

He wasn’t just an eccentric billionaire with bad habits.

He wasn’t just a wealthy man who made poor choices in his personal life.

He was infrastructure.

He was the invisible plumbing that connected governments to royals, royals to tech billionaires, tech billionaires to entertainment executives, and all of them to each other through a shared network of secrets, leverage, and mutual destruction.

And he built it deliberately, methodically, and with significant outside help.

The first name Joe Rogan put at the center of this publicly before the documents confirmed it, before the mainstream press caught up, was Bill Gates.

And the reason the timing matters is that Rogan was naming Gates when Gates was still largely shielded by his philanthropic reputation.

This was before Gates himself was forced to acknowledge any kind of relationship before the emails became public.

It became before Melinda Gates had cited Epstein as a factor in her decision to leave her marriage of 27 years.

According to sourced reporting and documents referenced across the Epstein files, Gates’s name allegedly appears more than 130 times in the released materials.

130, not a handful of passing references, not a name on a flight log and nothing else.

An embedded recurring presence across years of documented correspondence and interaction.

The communications, according to those who have reviewed them, describe a relationship that had real depth and real mutual utility.

In one alleged email, Epstein claimed he had assisted Gates in acquiring medication following what the email describes as contact with Russian women and that he had facilitated meetings with married women on Gates’s behalf.

In a separate message, Epstein accused Gates of abandoning their friendship, a friendship he described as having developed over six years, in order to protect his public image once Epstein’s legal exposure became impossible to ignore.

Six years, that detail is important because six years is not a coincidence.

Six years is not a misunderstanding.

Six years of sustained documented contact, including contact that continued after Epstein’s 2008 arrest and conviction, tells you something about the nature of that relationship that no post-hoc denial can fully explain away.

>> Listen to Melinda drew that I was only at dinners, you know, I never went to the island, I never met any women.

Gates has publicly called the emails absurd and completely false, suggesting that Epstein fabricated them as a form of blackmail or reputational sabotage.

That explanation might hold water if the relationship had been brief, distant, and easily disproven.

But it doesn’t explain the scale.

It doesn’t explain why MIT, one of the most prestigious academic institutions in the world, accepted donations from Epstein and then specifically instructed staff to list those donations as anonymous, referring to Epstein internally by the nickname Voldemort because they didn’t want his name attached publicly.

It doesn’t explain why, after his 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor, the world’s most famous philanthropist continued to engage with him.

And it doesn’t explain why Melinda Gates, a deeply private, deeply strategic woman, made the specific decision to name Epstein’s involvement as a factor in a divorce that ended one of the most publicly celebrated marriages on Earth.

These are not details that disappear under the weight of a cover statement.

They are the kind of details that accumulate quietly, steadily until the only explanation left is the one that nobody with a stake in the outcome wants to give.

>> where this one guy is saying to him, “Thank you for the torture video.

” It’s literally a part of an email.

The actual quote, “Thank you for the torture video.

” Like enjoyed the torture video.

It’s so gross.

That email exists.

It is part of the released files.

And the name attached to it, originally redacted, later exposed through the direct intervention of Senator Ro Khanna and Representative Thomas Massie, is Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, 70 years old, chairman and former CEO of DP World, which is the port operating arm of Dubai Ports World, one of the largest and most powerful logistics companies on the planet, operating terminals in more than 70 countries across six continents.

His name was buried.

The government did not want it public.

two sitting members of the United States Congress specifically going to the Department of Justice and demanding disclosure to pull that name out of the redactions.

And once it surfaced, Sulayem stepped down from his CEO role within days without explanation, without a press conference, without a statement that addressed the emails at all.

>> “Where are you? Are you okay? I love the torture video.

” The broader correspondence between Epstein and Sulayem runs far deeper than one disturbing message.

The two discuss the movement of women specifically described as young and Russian, travel itineraries, meetings with heads of state, and business arrangements that intertwined Epstein’s social network with Sulayem’s global commercial operations.

In one exchange, Sulayem references being aboard his private yacht with what he calls a fresh, 100% female Russian companion.

Epstein responds with a crude joke about gender.

Sulayem confirms.

These are not the messages of two men who met at a conference and exchanged cards.

This is the language of men who trusted each other with information they would never put in writing if they thought it would ever be seen.

And Sulayem was, according to both Rogan and the independent reporting that has followed the file releases, just one name in a network that numbered in the hundreds.

The files reference more than 305 names connected to Epstein’s operations across entertainment, across government, across royal families, across the most elite academic institutions in the Western world.

To understand the full weight of what was happening, you have to understand what Little St.

James actually was.

Not the version that was publicly described, a private island retreat for eccentric philanthropists and their intellectual guests.

The real version, the one described in survivor testimonies, through victim depositions, and the investigative reporting that has since been corroborated by the document releases.

The island was accessible only by sea or by air.

Every person who arrived did so because Epstein or someone in his network arranged the transportation.

The staff, according to multiple accounts, were fully complicit in what was taking place and maintained silence for years, in some cases decades.

Victims had their passports confiscated upon arrival.

Their clothing was selected for them.

Their meals were controlled.

Their movement was controlled.

One survivor testified that she attempted to swim away from the island into open ocean because she believed drowning was preferable to remaining there.

Home decor inside Epstein’s residence has allegedly included bunk beds.

When a visitor reportedly asked about them, genuinely confused about why a single man with no grandchildren would have bunk beds, Epstein allegedly replied with complete composure, “Those are for the girls.

” The day he was indicted in 2018, the very next day they ordered he ordered 330 gallons of sulfuric acid.

What? Yes.

He ordered six 55-gallon drums of sulfuric acid to be delivered to the island.

330 gallons, not ordered a week later when things had settled, not ordered a month later when it became clear charges were coming, the day after his indictment, which means the decision to destroy whatever was on that island was made in less than 24 hours of learning that the United States government was formally coming after him.

That is not panic.

That is a pre-planned contingency.

That is a man who had spent years preparing for the possibility of exposure and who had the logistical infrastructure to respond to it within a single business day.

Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico is currently under active investigation.

Reports indicate physical searches have been conducted on the property.

And yet, across two decades of documented criminal activity at multiple properties, not a single one of Epstein’s locations was ever raided while he was alive.

Not once.

He was arrested twice.

He negotiated his first prosecution down to a state level charge with a non-prosecution agreement that his victims were never even informed about a deal that a federal judge later ruled violated their legal rights.

His second arrest finally resulted in federal charges and within weeks of that arrest, he was dead.

>> opens the door and there’s a massage table in the middle of the room.

And candles all around and stuff.

So, I asked very insightful, cutting questions.

I say to him, “Massage table in the middle of your house? >> [laughter] >> How often you having a massage?” And he says, “Every day.

” And then he like gets like weirdly close to me and he says, “And the right kind of massage.

” Now, my wife is standing here.

So, she looks at me and I look at her and we say, “I’m sorry.

We have to go.

” And we left.

And in the six or eight steps it takes to get from his house to my house, my wife and I decided that I will never be in the room with that disgusting person ever again.

So, I was never in the room with him socially, for business, or for even philanthropy.

If that guy was there, I wasn’t going cuz he’s gross.

That was Howard Lutnick, the current United States Secretary of Commerce, delivering what can only be described as a master class in performative revulsion, complete with the walk home, the decisive conversation with his wife, the moral clarity, the clean break, one meeting, immediate disgust, never again.

Here is what the files say.

According to documents reviewed by members of Congress and reported by multiple outlets, Lutnick allegedly brought his children to Epstein’s Island.

An email attributed to him references coordinating a visit to the Caribbean, referencing his captain needing coordinates, discussing dinner arrangements, and listing the ages of eight children between the two families traveling with him.

Two 16-year-olds, two 14-year-olds, a 13-year-old, a 12-year-old, an 11-year-old, a 7-year-old.

At 2:24 in the afternoon, Epstein allegedly sends Plaskett a text referencing Trump’s executive assistant, Rhona Graff, as someone Cohen had mentioned.

Plaskett allegedly responds I asking what the acronym means.

Epstein clarifies approximately 7 minutes later, Plaskett asks Cohen directly about Rhona Graff and her questioning.

The question she asked was not one she had prepared.

It was the question that Epstein fed her in real time from outside the room.

>> I’ve been a prosecutor for many years.

>> >> I believe that Jeffrey Epstein had information and I was going to get information to get at the truth.

Um having a friendship with him >> >> is not something that I uh would would deem to have.

>> to censure Plaskett was introduced in Congress after the texts became public.

It failed.

She remains in office.

Her explanation that she communicated with many constituents and that Epstein was simply a source of information did not address the timestamp alignment or the specificity of the exchange, but it was enough apparently to survive politically.

Elon Musk’s name runs through the files via emails from 2012 to 2013 that reference potential meetings, travel arrangements, and according to reporting, at least one message in which Musk allegedly asked about the schedule for parties on the island.

No new charges recommended.

No new indictments.

The announcement came more than 40 days after the legally mandated deadline for disclosure and was met with immediate backlash from Epstein survivors, their attorneys, and members of Congress across party lines.

The architecture Epstein built was not limited to governments and boardrooms.

According to Kat Williams, who discussed this publicly and extensive detail nearly a full year before the official Epstein file release, the entertainment industry operates through the same underlying system of leverage, compliance, and coordinated destruction of those who refuse to participate.

>> Everybody is a supplier.

Epstein, Weinstein, like these guys um knew what these extremists liked and provided it.

And provided the way for you to have like like um to have a billion dollars and not create a fantasy island type environment >> [laughter] >> has not existed throughout history.

Right.

The most concrete illustration of what refusal looks like inside that system is the story of Dave Chappelle.

Chappelle had a contract worth $500 million.

According to Williams, when the terms of what that contract actually required became clear and when Chappelle declined, the response was swift, coordinated, and devastating.

Williams asked the simple question, “You’re telling me he flew past Chicago, Miami, New York, Detroit, and went to a country with no running water to do cocaine?” And people believed it.

Eight years.

That’s how long Chappelle went without a major film or television project.

That’s not a slump.

That’s not changing tastes.

That is a coordinated industry freeze out executed so thoroughly and for so long that it functioned as a public execution of a career.

The only thing that survived was Chappelle himself.

And that, Williams argued, is actually the exception, not the rule.

When these rappers get killed, not incidental.

Somebody made a hundred million dollars and now don’t have to talk to that artist or none of they crew, don’t have to validate none of they contracts.

Now, all he got to deal with the mama, only got to see her once a year and it’s over and the money keep going up and up and up.

>> Chris Tucker exists on the other side of the story.

His name appeared in connection with Epstein through photographs taken on the Lolita Express, Epstein’s private Boeing 727, alongside former President Bill Clinton.

Tucker has acknowledged being on the plane, framing it as a humanitarian trip to Africa that he joined as part of a larger delegation, saying he had no knowledge of whose aircraft it was before boarding.

Here is the thread that runs beneath every individual story, every named celebrity, every exposed politician, every redacted email.

The thread that Joe Rogan keeps returning to, not as conspiracy theory, but as the most rational explanation available given the documented evidence.

Jeffrey Epstein did not build alone.

That does not happen by accident.

That does not happen through charm and networking alone.

That happens because someone with institutional power and institutional resources decided to place him there and to protect him once he was in position.

He could have been working for the CIA.

He could have been a guy who was on his own but also working with them.

Right? Like a guy that they used but they never fully endorsed.

>> asset.

Yeah.

>> Yeah.

And a guy who could move money around.

He definitely good at laundering money.

The well, the moving money around stuff was very weird because he had money through no way that anybody could ever explain.

Yeah.

The financial dimension of Epstein’s operation has never been adequately explained.

He claimed to manage money for billionaires.

His one verified major client was Les Wexner, the Victoria’s Secret founder who granted Epstein power of attorney over his finances in the mid-1980s, giving him control so broad that Epstein could sign contracts, manage assets, and act on Wexner’s behalf without approval.

That relationship lasted for years, but it is the only framework that accounts for all of the documented anomalies simultaneously.

The inexplicable wealth.

Epstein is gone, but the map he left behind, buried in 3 million pages, most of them still redacted, most of them still sealed, is still out there.

And somewhere in that map, in those redactions, behind those blacked-out names and blurred faces and sealed video files, are the people who are still walking free, still in power, still protected.

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