When Jimmy Kimmel said Aaron Rodgers would never apologize for labeling him an associate of Jeffrey Epstein, the TV host hit the nail on the head!
Kimmel slammed the New York Jets quarterback in his first show of the year, calling him a “hamster brain guy.” However, the athlete hit back at his heated comments, claiming the host of the late-night talk show misunderstood his words as defamation.
Aaron Rodgers Says His Comments About Jimmy Kimmel Were Taken Out of Context
Rodgers recently addressed his viral feud with Kimmel Pat McAfee’s podcast, the same show where he seemingly called out talk show hosts for fear of Epstein’s famous list. According to the NFL star, he never accused the 56-year-old of being a pedophile.
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The drama, according to Rodgers, began when he first made comments about Epstein’s exposed flight logs. At the time, he said it would be good to open the bottle on the exposure of those who participated in the heinous crimes of sex offenders.
However, Kimmel allegedly responded to his comments by calling him an “over-concussed lunatic.” Rodgers took this as a TV host slamming him for believing there was a list that housed the names of Epstein’s famous associates. This is why he mentioned the entertainer in his previous appearance on the McAfee podcast.
“Fast forward to this past week, and I said that ‘a lot of people’ — and I’m quoting myself here — ‘a lot of people, including Jimmy Kimmel, really hope it doesn’t come out.’ That’s what I’m saying, that’s the whole quote,” Rodgers said.
“I am referring to the fact that if there is a list, which, again, this is not out yet. There’s just a deposition, and there’s a name on it, so it’s going to be the second time a soft-brained, wacko, anti-vax, anti-semitic, disseminator, disinformation-monger, conspiracy theorist, MAGA, whatever else. what he and others in the media have said is doubly right.”
Rodgers insisted that he understood the gravity of the pedophilia allegations and saw the situation from Kimmel’s perspective. However, he insisted that the talk show host’s anger was wrong because he would not accuse him without evidence. In the words of an NFL star:
“I’m not stupid enough, even though you think I’m stupid, and you make a lot of comments about my intelligence. But I’m not stupid enough to accuse you with absolutely zero evidence, concrete evidence. That’s ridiculous.”
Rodgers insisted that he had nothing against Kimmel, stating that he was glad the host was not on the list because those on the list were accused of heinous crimes. “So I hope you will give the same energy to this heinous crime when it comes out and the names come out,” he advised the 56-year-old.
Aaron Rodgers responded to Kimmel
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Rodgers stated that he wanted to put their misunderstanding to bed but did not apologize for his previous comments – a gesture that Kimmel predicted would not happen in his first show of the year.
Jimmy Kimmel Blasts Aaron Rodgers Over Fake Jeffrey Epstein Comments
The first episode of 2024 “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” caught the host’s response to Rodgers’ allegations about his connection to Epstein’s notorious list. He attacked the athlete in his opening monologue, saying his NFL talent made him think he was an “extraordinary creature.”
“He thinks that because God gave him the ability to throw the ball, he is smarter than other people. The idea that his brain was just mediocre was beyond him. We learn, during COVID, somehow he knows more about science than scientists,” the TV host slammed Rodgers.
He continued, “This hamster-brained guy thinks he knows what the government is doing because he’s a quarterback who does research on YouTube and listens to podcasts. Aaron Rodgers is too arrogant to know how ignorant he is. They let him host Jeopardy! for two weeks, and now he knows everything.”
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Kimmel noted that the athlete’s false comments led people to believe he “meets Tom Hanks and Oprah once a week at Shakey’s to eat pizza and drink children’s blood.” Despite the negative publicity, he accepted some of the blame for Rodgers’ comments.
According to the 56-year-old, the quarterback may have retaliated against him over their past feud. However, he insists calling him a pedophile is going too far as he would never make false accusations against anyone.
“And when we get something wrong, which happens on rare occasions, you know what I do? I’m sorry for that,” Kimmel explained. “That’s what Aaron Rodgers should do. That’s what people who fine. But I’m sure he won’t. I’ll accept his apology and move on — but I’m sure he won’t.”
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