Joe Rogan Stunned by Whitney Webb’s 2020 Les Wexner & Epstein Call-Out Tweet

In a riveting moment on his podcast, Joe Rogan was visibly shocked as he delved into a 2020 tweet by investigative journalist Whitney Webb, who boldly named Les Wexner as a key figure in Jeffrey Epstein’s illicit operations. (When X was named Twitter)

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Les Wexner is an American billionaire businessman, born in 1937, who founded L Brands (formerly The Limited) in 1963, building it into a global retail empire that included Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Body Works, and other brands, growing from a single store to billions in annual sales before stepping down as CEO and chairman in 2020.

Reading aloud Webb’s post—“Your reminder that Leslie Wexner financed the mass rape and trafficking of thousands of American children for over a decade and, right now, he is sitting in a 26k square foot mansion in New Albany, Ohio thinking that he is above the law”

—Rogan paused, exclaiming, “That’s crazy!”

He praised Webb’s foresight, noting, “[Whitney Webb] is always way ahead with all this stuff,” highlighting her reputation for uncovering deep-seated connections in the Epstein network long before mainstream outlets caught up.

This exchange underscored Rogan’s fascination with whistleblowers who challenge powerful elites, drawing millions of listeners into the web of allegations surrounding Wexner’s financial ties to Epstein, which included granting him power of attorney over vast assets.

Six years later, in early 2026, the Justice Department’s release of unredacted Epstein files vindicated Webb’s claims, explicitly labeling Wexner as an unindicted co-conspirator in a 2019 FBI document, though noting limited evidence and no charges against him.

The files, compelled by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, revealed Wexner’s name alongside other associates like Ghislaine Maxwell and Jean-Luc Brunel, reigniting public scrutiny over his decades-long relationship with Epstein, including allegations of financial enabling.

Rogan’s reaction from years prior took on new significance, as it amplified Webb’s early warnings and fueled ongoing debates about accountability for high-profile figures in Epstein’s orbit, with Wexner’s representatives maintaining he was never a target and cooperated fully with investigators.

This confirmation marked a pivotal moment, bridging independent journalism with official disclosures in the enduring Epstein saga.