Conspiracy Theory Jimmy Kimmel Is on Jeffrey Epstein’s Client List Trends after He Dissed Aaron Rodgers with “Tin Foil Hatter” Remark

Jimmy Kimmel, the host of Jimmy Kimmel Live!, is facing a backlash from some conspiracy theorists who believe that he is on the infamous client list of Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender who died in prison in 2019. The reason for this suspicion is that Kimmel recently mocked Aaron Rodgers, the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, for expressing his curiosity about the names on the Epstein list.

Details on How an Aaron Rodger’s Diss Fueled a Conspiracy Theory that Jimmy Kimmel is on Jeffrey Epstein’s Client List

Rodgers, who appeared on The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, said that he was interested in UFOs and aliens, and also wondered why no one was talking about Epstein’s list of powerful people who allegedly visited his private island. “I think there’s a lot more questions than answers at this point,” Rodgers said.

Kimmel seized on this comment and called Rodgers a “tin foil hatter” in his monologue on Wednesday night. He also joked that Rodgers should focus on football instead of conspiracy theories. “Needless to say all this UFO talk has the tin foil hatters going wild, including Green Bay wack packers Aaron Rodgers who offered this hot take on The Pat McAfee Show… Might be time for him to revisit that concussion protocol”, Kimmel said.

David Bakhtiari Responds to Jimmy Kimmel Calling Aaron Rodgers a “Tin Foil Hatter”

Kimmel’s harsh words did not sit well with some of Rodgers’ teammates and fans, who came to his defense on social media. One of them was David Bakhtiari, the star left tackle of the Packers, who tweeted a cryptic message implying that Kimmel was trying to deflect attention from his own involvement with Epstein. “Tell me you’re on the Jeffrey Epstein client list, without telling me you’re on the Jeffrey Epstein client list…” Bakhtiari wrote. His tweet has now been viewed over 16 million times.

Bakhtiari’s tweet sparked a wave of speculation and accusations among some conspiracy theorists who believe that Kimmel is hiding a dark secret. They pointed out that Kimmel has been friends with Bill Clinton, one of the prominent names linked to Epstein. They also claimed that Kimmel has made jokes about $exual abuse in his past shows. Some even suggested that Kimmel was part of a satanic Illuminati cult that engages in ritual abuse.

There is no concrete evidence to support any of these allegations against Kimmel, as they are based on rumors and innuendo rather than facts. At the same time the general public still hasn’t seen who is on that list, and it did seem like he was being a bit defensive with his joke. Naturally the conspiracy theory has quickly gained traction.

What do you think? Is Jimmy Kimmel hiding something? Is Aaron Rodgers onto something? Or are they both just having fun with their opinions?