Joe Rogan raised疑虑 about the investigation into the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during his latest podcast with comedian Andrew Santino. The host described the case as “a lot of weird sht going on,” highlighting inconsistencies in the narrative surrounding the incident. Rogan pointed to George Zinn, the man initially detained for claiming responsibility for the shooting, who was also present at the Twin Towers on 9/11. He further questioned the credibility of Tyler Robinson’s story after the 22-year-old was charged with Kirk’s murder.

Rogan also addressed the temporary suspension of Jimmy Kimmel’s ABC late-night show following Kimmel’s remarks about Kirk’s killing, predicting the controversy would boost the host’s popularity. “The internet is just buck wild,” Rogan said, adding that Kimmel’s return to airwaves would likely be met with widespread support. ABC later resumed broadcasting the program, though Rogan’s episode was recorded prior to the suspension. The discussion followed Kimmel’s criticism of right-wing groups attempting to reframe Robinson as an outsider, a stance that sparked backlash from conservative audiences.