Aaron Rodgers denies criticising Jimmy Kimmel but does not apologise.
– Aaron Rodgers, on "The Pat McAfee Show," refused to apologise to Jimmy Kimmel over remarks linking Kimmel's name to Jeffrey Epstein.
– Rodgers clarified he didn't accuse Kimmel but emphasised the seriousness of the allegations and urged against associating them with his name.
– The quarterback for the New York Jets denied accusing Kimmel of being a paedophile and distanced himself from such claims.
– Rodgers stated, "I'm not calling him one, and neither should you," emphasising the need to avoid making baseless allegations.
– ESPN, where Rodgers made previous remarks, disapproved, calling them "stupid and false." ABC, Disney's network, airs "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"
– Kimmel, responding on his show, refuted the allegations and invited Rodgers to present evidence in court, calling the statements false and damaging.
– Kimmel affirmed his name was not on the Epstein list and suggested legal action to address Rodgers' claims.
– The controversy involves the intersection of sports, entertainment, and serious accusations, prompting public discussions and requests for evidence.