Joe Rogan Can’t Stop Laughing at ‘South Park’ Episode Mocking Trump

AUSTIN, TEXAS: Joe Rogan burst into gig­gles on the Fri­day, July 25, episode of ‘The Joe Rogan Expe­ri­ence’ as he and for­mer CIA covert oper­a­tive Mike Bak­er talked about the por­tray­al of Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump as a scream­ing mani­ac in the ‘South Park’ Sea­son 27 pre­miere.

The two also delved into the episode’s absur­di­ty before shift­ing focus to Trump’s con­tro­ver­sial ties to Jef­frey Epstein and his unsuc­cess­ful efforts to down­play their con­nec­tion.

Joe Rogan says ‘South Park’ has reached ‘highest level of not giving a f**k’ with episode on Donald Trump 

On Friday’s episode of ‘The Joe Rogan Expe­ri­ence’, amid a broad­er con­ver­sa­tion about the “chaos” in cur­rent pol­i­tics, Joe Rogan brought up the top­ic of the ‘South Park’ episode mock­ing Don­ald Trump, prais­ing cre­ators Trey Park­er and Matt Stone as “hilar­i­ous” and call­ing it “the great­est show of all time.”

The episode titled “Ser­mon on the Mount” por­trays Trump lying in bed with Satan while engag­ing in a heat­ed argu­ment with the Cana­di­an prime min­is­ter. It also makes a point­ed ref­er­ence to the con­tro­ver­sial “Epstein list,” an alleged ros­ter of Epstein’s clients.

Rogan said, “There’s so much chaos. It’s so f**ked up. There’s just so much mad­ness. Oh my god,” before ask­ing his guest, “Did you see the ‘South Park’ episode? They did a Don­ald Trump one with Satan. It’s f**king hilar­i­ous.” Bak­er admit­ted that it’s an “amaz­ing show,” but he had­n’t seen the lat­est episode. 

Ref­er­enc­ing come­di­an Brid­get Phetasy’s remark, the pod­cast­er said, “Brid­get Pheta­sy had a fun­ny quote, like, when you think that they have reached the bot­tom of the high­est lev­el of not giv­ing a f**k, they reach unseen lev­els.”

Turn­ing back to Epstein, Rogan said, “The Epstein thing is so crazy. Like, and [Trump] say­ing, ‘What do you care? Why does every­body care about Epstein?’”

His com­ments echoed grow­ing crit­i­cism of the Trump administration’s denial of an Epstein client list, despite Trump’s ear­li­er promise to reveal full details dur­ing his 2024 pres­i­den­tial cam­paign. A July 6 memo from the DOJ and FBI stat­ed that an “exhaus­tive review” of gov­ern­ment doc­u­ments uncov­ered no incrim­i­nat­ing “client list” tied to Epstein, spark­ing back­lash among Trump sup­port­ers and beyond. 

Back­track­ing on those ini­tial claims, Trump has recent­ly called the Epstein sto­ry a “hoax,” and has gone as far as to sug­gest that it was cre­at­ed by “rad­i­cal Left Democ­rats.”

When did Donald Trump supporter Joe Rogan begin to criticize the president?

Joe Rogan, who endorsed Don­ald Trump for the 2024 pres­i­den­tial elec­tion, inter­viewed him on his pod­cast and even attend­ed his inau­gu­ra­tion, has recent­ly joined a cho­rus of crit­ics express­ing out­rage over Attor­ney Gen­er­al Pam Bon­di and the Jus­tice Department’s han­dling of the Jef­frey Epstein inves­ti­ga­tion

Short­ly after the con­tro­ver­sial ‘South Park’ episode aired, cre­ators Park­er and Stone appeared at Com­ic-Con in Cal­i­for­nia, where pan­el mod­er­a­tor Josh Horowitz asked if they had been fol­low­ing the public’s response to the show. Park­er quipped, “We’re ter­ri­bly sor­ry,” acknowl­edg­ing the uproar with humor.

Mean­while, White House spokesper­son Tay­lor Rogers dis­missed the show’s rel­e­vance in a state­ment to Rolling Stone on Thurs­day morn­ing

Rogers claimed the show “hasn’t been rel­e­vant for over 20 years” and accused it of “hang­ing on by a thread with unin­spired ideas in a des­per­ate attempt for atten­tion.” She praised Trump’s record, say­ing, “He has deliv­ered on more promis­es in just six months than any oth­er pres­i­dent in our country’s his­to­ry — and no fourth-rate show can derail Pres­i­dent Trump’s hot streak.”