On this episode, we cover the Joe Rogan Experiences response to the latest releases from the Epstein files.

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Music Welcome back to the show. It is the show where two podcasters with 171 hours of Rogan experience get to know Joe Rogan.

It's a show for those who are curious about Joe Rogan and his guests and their claims,

as well as for anyone who just wants to understand Joe's ever-growing media influence.

I'm Michael Marshall. I'm joined by Cecil Cicero. Today, we are going to be departing from our

normal format because we're going to cover Joe's

various responses to the 2026 document release from the Epstein Library.

So before we get into that, Cecil, what is the Epstein Library?

Okay, so the Epstein Files Transparency Act is a bipartisan bill with one vote against, by the way, in the House.

It was passed in November of last year.

Now, this required the Justice Department to release its records related to the late convicted

sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein.

Now, many of these files were redacted of pertinent information.

And there was a process that took a significant amount of time and money to do.

So here's for instance for you.

Donald Trump, former Joe Rogan experience guest, was mentioned 5,300 times as reported

by the New York Times.

Now, Representative Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, was mentioned 5,300 times as reported by the New York Times.

Now, Representative Jamie Raskin, a Democrat from Maryland, told Axios that in an interview that when he searched for the president's name in the unredacted files, which they had sort of

a short amount of time to look at, it came up more than a million times.

So the U.S. Department of Justice has been sort of creating a searchable database for the files that they have released,

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