The Jimmy Dore Show

In this episode Jimmy argues that Donald Trump is backing away from his campaign promise of mass deportations by suggesting that long-term undocumented immigrants with jobs and no serious criminal records should be allowed to stay through some kind of legal arrangement. Jimmy points out that this a complete reversal of Trump's campaign rhetoric and compares the proposal to the amnesty granted under Ronald Reagan, while arguing that Trump's earlier comments about protecting farm and hotel workers showed that he never really intended to deport undocumented workers en masse. He contends that the corporate interests both Republican and Democratic administrations serve rely on immigrant labor to keep wages low and workers easier to control, and says if governments were seriously about enforcement they would target employers who hire undocumented workers. The discussion also explores criticism from Trump supporters who oppose amnesty, while Dore maintains that the country needs a strong border and orderly…

In this episode Jimmy highlights Dave Smith's confrontation with Turning Point USA representatives during an appearance on Piers Morgan's show, focusing on Smith's question about why the organization did not publicly defend Congressman Thomas Massie when pro-Israel political spending targeted his reelection. Smith also challenges TPUSA's handling of the Iran war, arguing that the organization and its representatives have shifted their positions and portrayed Trump's actions as a victory despite previously expressing concerns about military escalation. TPUSA representatives respond that Charlie Kirk privately opposed the initial strikes but ultimately supported Trump's decision publicly, and that they advocated for a peace agreement; Smith and Dore argue that these explanations evade the questions about Massie and the organization's political direction. Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger conclude by accusing TPUSA of abandoning Kirk's noninterventionist positions in favor of support for Israel, while…

In this episode Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger examine the fallout from Republican election losses in Tuesday's midterms, arguing that Donald Trump alienated his own supporters by dismissing their demands for the release of the Epstein files, reversing campaign promises, and prioritizing an unpopular war with Iran over economic concerns. Jimmy highlights divisions among conservative commentators, including Megyn Kelly who criticizes Mark Levin for demanding loyalty to Trump, Ron DeSantis who blames the party's losses partly on the Epstein files and congressional stock trading, and Matt Walsh who questions the Iran war. Alex Jones goes further, alleging that Trump is effectively a Democratic sleeper agent, while Jimmy jokes that Trump's actions have been so damaging to Republicans that he might as well be one. Dore argues that Republican infighting reflects a broader betrayal of the MAGA base, but predicts that Democratic leaders such as Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer will not meaningfully…

In this episode Jimmy and geopolitical commentator Alexander Mercouris from The Duran discuss Tucker Carlson's claim that the Trump administration may be considering a nuclear strike on Iran's Pickaxe Mountain enrichment site, allegedly under pressure from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Mercouris says he cannot rule out the possibility, warns that any use of nuclear weapons would accelerate proliferation and make the world far more dangerous, and argues that even a limited strike could not be treated as an isolated military action. Jimmy speculates that Trump may be looking for a dramatic conventional attack, such as the "Mother of All Bombs," to claim victory and withdraw, while Mercouris says Trump may hope a spectacular military action will pressure Iran into accepting a deal; both discuss the risks of regional retaliation, economic disruption, and wider war. They also examine Trump's past rhetoric about annihilating Iran, Alex Jones's support for Carlson's warning, and JD Vance's earlier…

For this episode Jimmy interviews Norwegian political scientist Glenn Diesen about what he describes as an increasingly hostile environment for dissenting views on the Ukraine war in Norway, including professional smears, canceled speaking engagements, public exposure of personal information, and accusations of Russian propaganda. Diesen argues that Norway's political, media, and academic establishment largely rejects debate over NATO expansion and Russia's security concerns, while government-funded NGOs, think tanks, and media organizations help marginalize critics; he cites his own disputes with the Norwegian Helsinki Committee and media fact-checking of his research. The discussion broadens to European policy toward Ukraine, with Diesen arguing that Western governments ignored Ukrainian support for negotiations, discouraged diplomacy, and continued military escalation under the banner of supporting Ukraine, while Jimmy compares these dynamics to media consolidation and the influence of wealthy and…

In this segment Jimmy examines Israel's election results, arguing that Benjamin Netanyahu may remain in power despite his political bloc falling short of the 61 seats needed for a Knesset majority. He explains how the opposition's difficulty working with Arab parties, who hold potentially decisive seats, could give Netanyahu another opportunity to form a government or prolong his tenure as caretaker prime minister. As other political commentators have noted, tribal loyalties, culture-war divisions, religious beliefs, and attacks on opponents have traditionally helped Netanyahu retain support within his coalition. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Sachs argues that replacing Netanyahu and his far-right allies could create an opportunity for a different political direction. The segment also criticizes Donald Trump's support for Netanyahu and explores possible coalition arrangements, including cooperation with Arab parties or a unity government without Netanyahu, amid concerns about racism, regional conflict, and the future…

Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger examine allegations about podcast host Shawn Ryan's connections to defense technology companies, particularly Anduril Industries, its founder Palmer Luckey, and investor Peter Thiel. They question whether Ryan's reported discussions about major funding deals and his involvement with the Glacier privacy app are compatible with his public image as an independent advocate for personal privacy. The segment also explores Anduril's autonomous weapons, its AI-based Lattice platform, the Pentagon's Project Maven, and concerns about AI-assisted targeting following reports of civilian casualties, while criticizing the close relationships between defense contractors, government agencies, and technology investors. Plus segments on Tucker Carlson's plan to rescue the US economy, Democrats declaring war on the Amish over vaccines and Ralph Nader's niece's surprising upstart independent campaign for a US House seat in Virginia. Also featuring Mischa Paullin and Chris Keene!

In this episode, Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger cover the allegations that podcast host Shawn Ryan has financial ties to defense and surveillance technology companies, raising questions about his independence and the credibility of his privacy-focused Glacier app. Citing researcher Leah Files' investigation, the hosts question Glacier's data-collection practices, transparency, handling of government requests, and reported connections to contractors with intelligence-sector backgrounds. The conversation also examines Ryan's relationships with figures associated with Anduril, Palantir, and Peter Thiel, alongside concerns about autonomous weapons, military AI systems, and the ethical implications of technology used in targeting operations. Overall, the hosts argue that undisclosed financial relationships and limited transparency can undermine public trust in independent media, cybersecurity products, and defense technology companies. Plus segments on Tucker Carlson exposing Dan Bongino and Judge…

Jimmy discusses the controversy surrounding Shawn Ryan's decision to initially withhold an interview with investigative commentator Leah Files, who says Ryan's team told her not to name Peter Thiel and Andreessen Horowitz while discussing the funding behind Flock Safety's surveillance technology. Ryan later released versions of the interview and called Leah a fraud, but Jimmy argues that Ryan failed to directly address her central allegation and questions whether the published footage was truly unedited. The segment also features allegations from Leah and a man claiming to be the brother of Ryan's editor that employees had quit over the fallout and that staff faced pressure not to respond publicly. Jimmy portrays the dispute as a potential example of censorship and conflicts of interest in independent media, citing Ryan's investments in defense and surveillance-related companies, while leaving viewers to judge the competing accounts for themselves. Plus segments on Rachel Maddow playing dumb about U.S.…

Jimmy Dore interviews epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher about Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent comments linking the global measles outbreak to reduced vaccination during the COVID-19 pandemic, which many say contradict Kennedy's previous skepticism about vaccine safety and testing. Hulscher argues that MMR vaccines pose greater risks than measles and cites research supporting concerns about vaccine-related deaths, as well as mRNA flu shots and COVID boosters. The two express disappointment with Kennedy's performance in office, criticizing vaccine approvals, the failure to implement proposed reductions to the childhood vaccine schedule, and what they view as insufficient action to help people reporting vaccine injuries. Hulscher says the McCullough Foundation is frustrated by the administration's decisions and argues that Kennedy could be more effective outside government, while the discussion raises broader questions about vaccine safety, public health policy, and whether Kennedy has delivered…

The Jimmy Dore Show's own Mischa Paullin and Chris Keene discuss footage from a Donald Trump rally in which a woman wearing a "Release the Epstein Files" shirt is physically attacked by men in the crowd while demanding that Trump release the files, and the audience chants "USA" as Trump mocks her appearance and dismisses her as a paid protester. Citing criticism from former Trump ally Marjorie Taylor Greene, the two question how a movement that once promised to challenge political elites has come to tolerate violence against a woman demanding transparency about Jeffrey Epstein's associates. Mischa and Chris debate whether MAGA has always been a cult or whether a genuine populist movement against establishment politics has been co-opted, while criticizing supporters who dismiss the footage and defend Trump regardless of his actions. They conclude that political tribalism and identity-driven loyalty are turning ordinary Americans against one another instead of directing their anger toward powerful officials,…

In this episode Jimmy criticizes Metallica frontman James Hetfield for telling concertgoers that the band is not there to influence them politically and describing political issues as "bullshit," leading Jimmy to point out that dismissing other artists' political advocacy is itself a political statement. Jimmy notes that Metallica has a long history of addressing political and social issues through songs about war, injustice, censorship, and government power, while also publicly supporting Ukraine, demonstrating Hetfield's inconsistent, hypocritical stance. Journalist Matt Taibbi mocked the idea of heavy metal as political, leading Jimmy to observe that Taibbi and others apply different standards to political expression depending on whether they agree with the message, particularly regarding Israel and Palestine. Citing musicians including Dave Matthews, Axl Rose, and Zach Bryan who have expressed support for Palestinians, Jimmy argues that artists should be free to speak on political issues and accuse…

Jimmy and his live show panelists Stef Zamorano, Elaine Culotti, Tim Hockenberry and Jay Johnston mock several verbal slips by Turning Point USA figures discussing Charlie Kirk's death, his widow Erika Kirk, and commentator Candace Owens. The panel highlight comments that appear to accuse Erika of murdering Charlie and suggest Candace would hate Erika for "murdering" rather than marrying him, while criticizing TPUSA figures for refusing to cooperate with an independent investigation at Utah Valley University. They also ridicule attempts to explain away the remarks, accusing the speakers of gaslighting viewers after the comments are replayed, and share an AI-generated parody that exaggerates the suspicions and awkward phrasing for comedic effect. The segment ends with broader allegations from the hosts about infighting and possible financial misconduct among people surrounding Charlie Kirk, alongside speculation about his views on Israel. Plus segments on Sean Hannity claiming he was pressured to push the…

For this episode Jimmy interviews independent medical researcher Matthew Cormier about recent research suggesting that average human body temperature has declined from the historically cited 98.6°F to roughly 97.7–97.9°F, which Cormier argues may indicate broader problems involving immune function and metabolism. He links lower body temperature to immunosuppression, chronic infections, metabolic disorders, and exposure to environmental toxins, while also discussing possible roles for antibiotics, heavy metals, wireless radiation, and other factors. The conversation also covers fasting, autophagy, the microbiome, thermoregulation, and the hypothalamus, with Cormier emphasizing that attempts to improve immune and metabolic function can have different effects depending on an individual's underlying health conditions. The interview concludes with Cormier calling the decline in body temperature a major health warning that deserves more research and public attention. Plus segments on actor Mark Ruffalo calling…

Jimmy is joined by former CIA analyst Larry Johnson to discuss the possibility of a U.S. amphibious operation or ground invasion of Iran, focusing on the deployment of additional American troops, aircraft carriers, Marines, and other military assets to the Middle East. Johnson argues that reports of a potential landing at Iran's Chabahar port would expose U.S. forces to Iranian anti-ship missiles and difficult resupply conditions, comparing such an operation to Churchill's disastrous Gallipoli campaign of World War I. The conversation then turns to the global diesel shortage, declining fuel supplies, fertilizer production, rising food and restaurant prices, and the economic effects of Russia and China restricting diesel exports, with Johnson describing how higher energy costs are affecting American businesses and workers. The segment concludes with criticism of both Republican and Democratic leadership over Iran policy and economic conditions, including discussion of a Florida mining worker and neighbor of…

This episode focuses on country star Zach Bryan wearing a "Free Palestine" shirt while performing at Gillette Stadium, in what was clearly a public challenge to stadium owner Robert Kraft and his previous ban involving pro-Palestinian performer Macklemore. Bryan's bandmates also displayed Palestinian symbols, including a jersey honoring five-year-old victim Hind Rajab, while Bryan is described as taking political positions that are not typical of mainstream country musicians. Jimmy contrasts Bryan's actions with Ed Sheeran's cowardly response to the controversy, arguing that attempts to suppress pro-Palestinian expression can generate more attention through the "Streisand effect," while he mocks critics who predicted Bryan would alienate his audience after he continued wearing the shirt. The segment concludes by emphasizing Bryan's reported attendance record at Gillette Stadium and presenting his actions as an example of artists resisting pressure to conform. Plus segments on the whistleblower who exposed…

A reported incident involving an attempted hijacking of a flight from the UAE to Israel was fabricated or staged as an Israeli false flag, Jimmy suggests, as he and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger question reports that an Omani co-pilot attacked the pilot and that an Israeli plumber took control of the aircraft. The two focus heavily on inconsistencies in the reported flight data and cabin footage, including the claimed rapid descent, aircraft speed, lack of visible injuries or cabin disruption, oxygen masks, the damaged rudder, and the plumber's alleged ability to stabilize the aircraft, while citing two pilots who questioned whether some of the reported numbers were physically plausible. The discussion then connects the incident to broader allegations about Netanyahu, Mossad, Israeli elections, October 7, 9/11, and alleged false-flag operations, presenting these claims as proof of a wider Israeli strategy despite the transcript providing no independent verification for many of them. The segment concludes…

In this episode Jimmy discusses the controversial Cornell University sexual-assault case involving a former student who alleged that seven fraternity members gang-raped her while she was intoxicated and using ketamine. The discussion highlights Sunny Hostin's legal analysis that, under her interpretation of New York law, voluntary intoxication alone does not automatically establish inability to consent, and it emphasizes details from the earlier statement describing consensual sexual activity, boundaries being respected, and the difficulty prosecutors would face proving criminal charges beyond a reasonable doubt. Jimmy cites Glenn Greenwald who focuses on due process and the presumption of innocence, criticizing the public dissemination of the accused students' names and photographs and comparing the controversy to the Duke lacrosse case, while Stef Zamorano emphasizes the seriousness of the allegations and the effects of alcohol and ketamine on everyone involved. The segment concludes with criticism of…

This segment focuses on Candace Owens's response to an independent investigation into security failures surrounding the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with Owens accusing Turning Point USA and its leadership of withholding information and attacking critics who questioned the official account. Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss Owens's allegations about Erica Kirk, Blake Neff, and Andrew Kolvet and the organization's handling of the investigation, while presenting various claims about internal relationships, security decisions, and possible conflicts. The discussion broadens into the hosts' longstanding skepticism of the official narrative surrounding Kirk's death, their criticism of political influencers and media figures who accept the FBI narrative, and their broader argument that powerful institutions use personal attacks and political labels to discourage scrutiny. The episode concludes with the hosts connecting their views about government, war, political power, and the Charlie Kirk…

Troop movements and other indicators suggest the Trump administration is preparing for a major expansion of U.S. military operations against Iran, including a possible ground operation. So says retired Col. Douglas Macgregor as he examines reports of deployments, weapons, aircraft, personnel and other substantial U.S. military preparations in the region, although this does not guarantee that a full-scale ground invasion has been ordered. Jimmy discusses the logistical difficulties and risks of a ground invasion, including the size and distribution of U.S. forces, air and missile defenses, and Iran's terrain and military capabilities. He also criticizes U.S. foreign policy and argues that the conflict could continue or escalate after the November midterm elections, while reporting indicates that U.S. officials have considered both additional military action and diplomatic negotiations. Plus segments on Benjamin Netanyahu's recent appearance at the United Nations General Assembly, Tucker Carlson's upsetting…

In this episode, Jimmy discusses Glenn Greenwald's recent appearance on Piers Morgan's program, focusing on a debate with former Mumford & Sons band member Winston Marshall over Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, political expression by musicians, and comparisons between the Free Palestine movement and Black Lives Matter. Greenwald argues that Sheeran's criticism and pressure surrounding Macklemore's removal from his tour should be distinguished from the kind of public criticism Sheeran has received. The discussion then expands into allegations about Israel's conduct in Gaza, civilian casualties, the October 7 attacks, and the treatment of journalists, with Jimmy pointing to the estimated 75,000+ violent deaths in Gaza through early January 2025, with women, children, and older people comprising 56.2% of those deaths, while CPJ has documented very high numbers of journalists killed in the conflict. The segment concludes with broader arguments about celebrity political responsibility, censorship, artistic expression,…

In this episode Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger mock Ed Sheeran's recent response to the outcry after he banned Macklemore from his tour over Gaza, focusing on Sheeran's statement on stage that the situation in Gaza is "catastrophic and unjustifiable" while emphasizing that his shows should remain centered on "unity." Jimmy lights into Sheeran, pointing out that his "both sides" remarks ignore the political context of the conflict and questions his decision to perform at venues associated with people or institutions connected to Israel. The discussion also covers reactions from pro-Palestinian activists, criticism of Sheeran's subsequent apology for discussing Gaza during the concert, and broader arguments about celebrity influence, wealth, and political speech. The segment concludes by encouraging viewers to look beyond political divisions and scrutinize the relationships between entertainers, wealthy donors, governments, and media institutions. Plus segments on Israel's cratering popularity…

Jimmy argues that the United States operates under a form of "socialism for the rich," where government policies and financial interventions transfer wealth upward while ordinary workers face stagnant wages, inflation, high housing costs, and economic insecurity. He criticizes bank bailouts, quantitative easing, military spending, corporate subsidies, and the influence of Wall Street, Big Pharma, Big Tech, and other powerful industries, arguing that these policies disproportionately benefit wealthy interests. He also discusses Medicare, unions, immigration, homelessness, and policing, maintaining that public anger is deliberately directed toward poorer people, immigrants, or political opponents instead of toward institutions and wealthy interests that he believes drive economic inequality. The central message is that working- and middle-class Americans should avoid turning against one another and instead recognize our shared economic struggle against an oligarchic system. Plus segments on Fox News host Jesse…

After Macklemore was dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour for saying "Free Palestine," Sheeran's opening acts and band quit, citing Zionist lobbying and solidarity with Palestinians. Sheeran defended himself by claiming Macklemore's contract was with the promoter, not him, and said he wouldn't abandon fans, crew, or other acts—but Jimmy argues that Sheeran did abandon Macklemore and is complicit in censorship. Jimmy contends all art is political, neutrality in injustice favors the oppressor, and Sheeran cannot claim to be apolitical while letting a billionaire silence pro-Palestine speech. The segment also ties the controversy to broader entertainment-industry power, including agent Casey Wasserman's Epstein links and Netanyahu praise, framing it as part of Zionist control and double standards. Plus segments on the coming "cyber pandemic" that will be used by elites as an excuse to steal your savings and the $2.8 billion weapons "sale" to Israel that YOU are paying for!

Guest host Garland Nixon and Hard Lens Media's Kit Cabello discuss Macklemore being removed from Ed Sheeran's stadium tour after shouting "Free Palestine" at a recent MetLife Stadium show. Macklemore posted on Instagram that Robert Kraft threatened to block Sheeran's show from Gillette Stadium and rallied other venue owners, forcing Sheeran to choose between keeping Macklemore and retaining access to their venues. At the same time the Israeli American Council petitioned to have Macklemore dropped, while Pink and Boy George also criticized him, all of which the hosts frame as billionaire and Israel-linked censorship of artistic free speech. They argue that if venue owners can silence Macklemore for pro-Palestine speech, they can do the same to any artist who steps out of line, making it a free-speech issue for everyone. Plus segments on the Houthis in Yemen capturing abandoned American military hardware and Twitter banning user "Parody Jeff" for getting Grok to admit that Israel is committing genocide in…

In the segment, guest host Garland Nixon is joined by antiwar.com's Kyle Anzalone to discuss Iran's devastating attacks on the U.S. Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain, which is so badly damaged that U.S. personnel cannot even return to retrieve personal effects, exposing Trump's claims that Iran is defeated as lies. The two highlight how Bahrain's majority Shia population cheered Iranian missile strikes because the U.S. base enforces the Sunni monarchy's oppression, and that Iran's attacks also caused supply problems for the USS Abraham Lincoln. Anzalone argues the war strategy was disastrous and wasteful, as billions spent on vulnerable bases could have improved America, and the conflict is destabilizing the U.S. economically and politically. They predict Republicans will be wiped out in midterms but warn Democrats will not change foreign policy, as both parties serve the same interests, as evinced by Hakeem Jeffries's recent meeting with Jared Kushner and many Democrats pushing for MORE aggression against Iran.…

In this segment Jimmy discusses a new report that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu roughly 10 days before October 7, 2023, that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was planning a major operation that could destabilize the region. The report, published by Haaretz and based on reporting by Israeli journalists Shlomi Eldar and Ruth Yuval, says the warning came during a reported 45-minute phone call, while Netanyahu's office has strongly denied that the call or warning occurred and the UAE has declined to confirm or deny the specific conversation. Jimmy connects the report to earlier reporting that Israeli officials had obtained Hamas's attack plan before October 7 and to broader questions about intelligence failures, while he mocks late-to-the-party Piers Morgan for being shocked and outraged by these reports. The segment concludes with Jimmy discussing an upcoming appearance on Morgan's program to debate skepticism of the official 9/11 narrative. Plus segments on reports…

In this segment Jimmy argues that the U.S. political system is an oligarchy controlled by billionaires and corporate interests, where elections are rigged and the government works against the working class. He calls for a nonviolent worker-led revolution—suggesting that railroad, port, and truck workers shut down the economy and force demands like public financing of elections and a constitutional amendment to ban corporate money in politics. He points to economic data (70% living paycheck to paycheck, 100 million with medical debt) as evidence that voting cannot fix the system, and criticizes Marjorie Taylor Greene's proposed third party for potentially allowing billionaire influence. He contrasts the U.S. with China, where the government sits "above capital" and provides universal healthcare and high homeownership, arguing that American workers must unite across political divides to overthrow the system. Plus segments on the ADL admitting to regular clandestine meetings of powerful Jewish groups and an…

In this segment Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the recent savage takedown Dave Smith handed to Alan Dershowitz's on the Mario Nawfal show. Dershowitz said that Smith's criticism of Israel and pointing out the former OJ Simpson lawyer's alleged "disproportionate loyalty" amounted to antisemitism. Smith responded that criticizing a foreign government or questioning an individual's foreign-policy priorities should not automatically be treated as antisemitic, a position Jimmy strongly supports. The discussion then broadens into harsh criticism of Israel and Zionism, including discussion of the history of Israel's creation, Palestinian displacement, Gaza, and the Israel-Gaza conflict. Plus segments on Speaker Johnson dismissing House members to avoid having to vote on Thomas Massie's latest Epstein files bill and an interview with journalist Steve Baker about new details in the DC Pipe Bomber case! Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

Joined by his live show panelists, Jimmy examines allegations surrounding Donald Trump's extensive stock trading activity while in office, focusing on ethics filings that revealed thousands of trades involving hundreds of millions of dollars. The group questions potential conflicts of interest by highlighting trades that coincided with government announcements or actions affecting companies in Trump's portfolio, while also mocking financial commentator Jim Cramer's reaction when asked about the issue. Jimmy argues that neither major political party is likely to aggressively investigate presidential stock trading and connects the discussion to broader allegations involving Trump's cryptocurrency ventures and political influence, including several unsubstantiated claims. The segment concludes with Dore criticizing what he describes as systemic political corruption. Plus segments on Thomas Massie naming names of Epstein co-conspirators on the House floor, actor Mark Ruffalo calling out the Paramount-Oracle…

Jimmy Dore and his live panel guests question the official narrative surrounding the investigation into Charlie Kirk's killing, focusing on conflicting claims about whether clear video exists showing the alleged shooter taking the shot. He highlights statements from figures including Benny Johnson, Jack Posobiec, and Buckley Carlson and argues that the descriptions of the available footage from the first two are inconsistent with testimony presented by the lead investigator. Jimmy expands his criticism to include the FBI, Trump administration officials, media personalities, and commentators whom he accuses of promoting or defending the cover-up, while also discussing broader skepticism toward government investigations. The segment concludes with Jimmy questioning several political and media figures over their handling of the case, Israel-related issues, and the Epstein files, while framing skepticism toward official narratives as necessary. Plus segments on Trump renaming Lake Ontario, the scaremongering…

The Trump administration has designated the UK activist group Palestine Action as a "specially designated global terrorist organization," focusing on the group's property-damage campaigns against Israeli defense contractor Elbit Systems. Jimmy points out how governments are increasingly broadening the definition of "terrorism" to encompass virtually any political activism, protest, property damage, and financial support the government objects to, raising concerns about free speech and government power. Jimmy also contrasts the treatment of Palestine Action with the changing U.S. designation of Syria as a state sponsor of terrorism after the country was taken over by a bona fide terrorist, while portraying Western policy toward Israel and Palestine as deeply inconsistent. Throughout, he connects these developments to broader concerns about political repression, surveillance, civil liberties, and the weaponization of terrorism designations. Plus segments on Jimmy once again ratio-ing Andrew Wilson for pushing…

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has announced the Trump administration's new "Operation Economic Outcast," calling it an "economic D-Day" that will impose sweeping sanctions on nearly 60 Iranian entities, individuals, and vessels, while threatening secondary sanctions against any country that continues doing business with Iran. The move comes after six months of inconclusive military conflict, with critics arguing the escalation exposes U.S. desperation and risks accelerating the de-dollarization trend as China, India, and other trading partners face exclusion from the dollar system. Jimmy points out that Iran has responded by threatening to halt all oil exports not just through the Strait of Hormuz, but from the entire Persian Gulf, warning that nations cooperating with the U.S. blockade would be treated as enemies. The sanctions campaign has already rattled U.S. markets, with the 30-year Treasury yield hitting a two-decade high and stocks suffering their worst losses in three weeks, as analysts warn the…

In this exclusive interview with Jimmy, former Trump stalwart Marjorie Taylor Greene calls the President a "traitor" for betraying his "no more foreign wars" promise and covering up the Epstein files to protect his friends. She also condemns his foreign beef import plan as a "slap in the face" to American ranchers, accusing him of putting corporate interests and Israel ahead of the American people. The fallout began when Trump launched the Iran war and escalated after Greene publicly demanded the release of the Epstein files, leading Trump to call her "Marjorie 'Traitor' Greene". She argues that neither party represents working Americans, pointing to $40 trillion in debt and the H-1B visa program as examples of how Congress works for lobbyists, not the people. Plus segments on why Trump's new sanctions on Iran are doomed to fail and Andrew Wilson's epic flip-flop on questioning the FBI's story about who killed Charlie Kirk. Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from JD Vance!

Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson joins Jimmy to argue that damage to U.S. military installations in the Persian Gulf has prompted the Pentagon to reconsider its long-standing military presence in the region, including whether damaged bases should be rebuilt. The two believe the conflict has weakened U.S. influence with Gulf states, which as a result will increasingly seek regional security arrangements independent of Washington, citing a proposed Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani security agreement as an example. The discussion shifts to growing political divisions in the United States over support for Israel, with both Jimmy and Larry suggesting the issue could fracture the Republican Party and contribute to the emergence of a new political movement. The segment compares this potential realignment to the collapse of the Whig Party in the 1850s and argues that prominent former Trump allies are increasingly breaking with him over U.S. policy toward Israel. Plus segments on Iran potentially losing its grip on the Strait…

After former National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent told Jimmy that FBI Director Kash Patel had blocked his agency's investigation into foreign ties to Charlie Kirk's assassination, a decision he publicly protested as premature and contrary to NCTC's "intelligence fusion" mandate, former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino publicly attacked Kent, calling the allegations "stupidity" and arguing the NCTC lacked legal investigative authority over the case. Kent countered Bongino by explaining that NCTC analysts were assisting at the FBI's request and had identified additional leads, including social media posts predicting the attack, which suggested possible coordination. The dispute has divided the conservative movement, with supporters of Kent pointing to the need for accountability and supporters of Bongino arguing the investigator is exploiting the tragedy for personal gain. Plus segments on the MOUNTAIN of evidence suggesting Israel had prior knowledge of the October 7th attacks and investigator…

Jimmy interviews Former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center Joe Kent about the intelligence community, the "deep state," and the possibility that unelected institutions exert influence beyond elected government. Kent tell Jimmy that greater transparency, declassification, accountability, and reform of agencies such as the FBI and CIA are necessary, while expressing skepticism about whether political leaders can fully control those institutions. The discussion also examines competing theories about Donald Trump's presidency, including whether he was pressured or persuaded to abandon campaign positions, with Kent saying he does not believe Trump is simply unintelligent or easily fooled. The interview concludes with Kent expressing optimism that increased public awareness and electoral participation could eventually produce greater government accountability, while Jimmy continues to view political events and institutions with a more jaundiced eye. Plus segments on a TPUSA insider providing evidence…

Multiple sailors aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln have reportedly attempted to jump overboard amid severe mental stress, food shortages, and inadequate basic supplies after more than 250 consecutive days at sea. In this segment Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger highlight allegations from sailors and their families about deteriorating conditions across multiple Navy and Marine Corps ships, including shortages of fresh food, toiletries, laundry facilities, and other necessities. The two also contrast those conditions with Pentagon spending, including millions of dollars on lobster, ribeye steaks, king crab, and other expenses under the military's "use it or lose it" budgeting practice. The commentary argues that the disparity reflects serious leadership and resource-allocation problems within the U.S. military, particularly as service members endure unusually long deployments. Plus segments on Bibi Netanyahu revealing that Israel's war is with Christianity and the West, TPUSA Pastor Rob McCoy caught…

For this segment Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger point out that the surveillance footage shown in court identifying Tyler Robinson as Charlie Kirk's killer was horizontally compressed, making the person appear thinner and more like Robinson, while the uncompressed image shows a stockier individual who doesn't match his build. Jimmy also points out that the lead prosecutor identified the person in the altered footage as Robinson despite the visual discrepancy, suggesting the video was manipulated to frame him. Candace Owens has publicly defended the image as unaltered by AI, stating that the court showed "compressed footage." The segment also questions why Tyler Robinson's court-appointed defense team appears ineffective and why other lawyers have been prevented from representing him. Plus segments on China controlling whether the U.S. can rebuild its depleted missile supply, Jen Psaki admitting that the Democrats rig primary elections and journalist Sam Husseini confronting Congressman Ro Khanna…

In this segment Jimmy points out how dramatically Iran has shifted the strategic balance in the Middle East — now the Islamic Republic is tying the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to even more onerous demands, including complete U.S. withdrawal from the Persian Gulf, hundreds of billions in compensation, sanctions relief, and an end to all attacks. The discussion portrays the escalating attacks on tankers, Saudi oil infrastructure, Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon, and other regional targets as evidence that the conflict is spreading and that the United States faces growing pressure over energy markets and military resources. Jimmy also argue that Israel could further escalate the conflict by expanding operations in the West Bank and that broader regional tensions make a simple U.S.-Iran agreement increasingly difficult. He concludes by portraying the situation as a major strategic setback for Donald Trump and warning that even if oil could be re-routed away from the Strait of Hormuz, that would do nothing about…

In this video, Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss reports that Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie, Joe Kent, and other former MAGA Republicans are exploring a political movement that could potentially evolve into a new party centered on an anti-war, genuinely "America First" platform. Jimmy says he welcomes the group's stated opposition to foreign wars and foreign lobbying while expressing skepticism about whether it will become a genuine alternative to the Republican Party or simply influence it from within. The discussion also argues that bipartisan support for military intervention and corporate influence in politics are major obstacles to meaningful political reform, while calling for a broader coalition that crosses traditional left-right divides. Throughout the segment, Jimmy emphasizes anti-war politics, campaign finance reform, and reducing the influence of special interests in U.S. government.

A bitter feud has erupted between Candace Owens and conservative commentator Andrew Wilson over Owens' claims about Charlie Kirk's assassination, with Wilson publicly offering $300,000 for a debate that Owens has countered with a $500,000 proposal. As Jimmy explains, central to the dispute are leaked private messages from Kirk expressing frustration with pro-Israel donors, which Owens released, while Wilson argues she has presented no evidence for her allegations against Israel, TPUSA, and Erika Kirk's potential involvement. Wilson has also faced backlash for his debate tactics after he was caught on video contradicting himself about what the leaked texts actually said. Even Joe Rogan pointed out to Wilson that Erika Kirk's behavior since her husband's death has been "insane." Both Owens and Wilson are currently negotiating the debate's location and terms, with no formal date yet set. Plus segments on Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massie and others possibly forming a new political party and…

Progressive Democrat Abdul El-Sayed scored an impressive, albeit narrow, victory over establishment Democrat Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, overcoming Stevens' significant backing from pro-Israel groups and the power brokers inside the Democratic Party. Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger criticize U.S. foreign aid to Israel and broader interventionist policies, while praising El-Sayed's messaging on prioritizing domestic spending over foreign conflicts. However, the commentary ultimately argues that El-Sayed remains aligned with other establishment foreign policy positions, particularly regarding Ukraine, and questions whether his election will lead to meaningful political change. Jimmy also lights into Democratic Party leadership, our corrupt campaign financing system, fascistic COVID-era policies, and failings of the broader U.S. political system. Plus segments on NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers' "I told you so" tour over COVID policies, a U.S. citizen arrested for…

In this segment Jimmy argues that the United States has lost leverage in its conflict with Iran, claiming President Trump backed away from additional military strikes because of military, economic, and strategic constraints — including pleas from Gulf State allies that Iran is poised to wipe them out. He cites a recent interview with former CIA analyst Larry Johnson, who contends Iran has greater negotiating leverage, that U.S. missile stockpiles are limited, and that Iran is negotiating shipping arrangements with Oman rather than directly with the United States. The discussion criticizes statements by Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, alleging the U.S. has repeatedly broken agreements while portraying Iran as the party violating deals. Jimmy also speculates about broader geopolitical consequences, including potential impacts on the Strait of Hormuz, global energy markets, and U.S. foreign policy toward Iran. Plus segments on Alan Dershowitz ripping into New York Jews for voting for Zohran Mamdani,…

Garland Nixon interviews Rumble host Stew Peters about new claims regarding the Charlie Kirk assassination, focusing on alleged Google Trends search activity tied to Fort Huachuca that Peters says points to a coordinated military operation. He argues that searches for government officials, military personnel, and others involved in his theory suggest planning around a weaponized microphone and claims evidence was later removed from Google, which he interprets as a cover-up. The two also speculate about the involvement of senior White House officials, intelligence agencies, Israeli connections, and Turning Point USA flight activity, while presenting these claims as part of a broader conspiracy. Throughout the interview, the hosts argue that digital breadcrumbs, witness accounts, and flight data support their theory, and look to additional evidence emerging to independently verify the allegations. Plus segments on Iranian professor Mohammad Mirandi dismantling Epstein pal and arch-Zionist Alan Dershowitz on…

Guest host Garland Nixon and epidemiologist Nicholas Hulscher discuss Anthony Fauci's appearance before a GOP-led Senate hearing, where Fauci repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment instead of answering questions about his actions during the COVID-19 pandemic. The two argue that because Fauci received a presidential pardon for federal offenses, his repeated invocation of the Fifth Amendment was legally questionable and reflected an effort to avoid public scrutiny rather than criminal liability. The pair also criticize Fauci's handling of the pandemic, including his support for vaccine mandates, alleged suppression of alternative treatments, and his response to congressional oversight. Throughout the segment, the hosts frame the hearing as exposing unanswered questions about pandemic-era decision-making while calling for greater transparency and accountability. Plus segments on Megyn Kelly claiming she made Ben Shapiro's career, unhinged Zionists calling for all out war on Iran and the shady Israeli company…

In this segment guest host Garland Nixon highlights Candace Owens' release of a new batch of texts between her and Charlie Kirk proving not only that the two were close but also that her claims of Charlie's break with the Israel lobby was real. Garland's guest, Lionel of the Lionel Nation show, breaks down the Kirk murder case, arguing that Tyler Robinson's conviction is far from certain due to a fatal lack of physical evidence. He emphasizes that ballistics tests on the bullet fragment recovered from Kirk's body were inconclusive, meaning the rifle found near the scene cannot be definitively tied to the murder. Lionel also dismisses the importance of alleged text confessions and the authenticity of online communications, noting they are unreliable under the corpus delicti rule and that people falsely confess to crimes all the time. He concludes the prosecution's case is weak, pointing out that Robinson didn't actually admit guilt when he turned himself in and that the "confessions" in texts read as absurd…

Guest host Garland Nixon is joined by journalist Caleb Maupin to discuss a recent appearance by The Grayzone's Max Blumenthal's on Piers Morgan's program in which Max gave Piers a schooling about journalistic objectivity, media bias, and why Piers' own reporting on the Iran conflict consisted of propaganda. Nixon and Maupin argue that mainstream media outlets frame international conflicts through selective narratives while criticizing Morgan's approach to neutrality in journalism. The conversation expands into a broader discussion of Iranian politics, foreign intervention, and the role of Western media in shaping public opinion about geopolitical events. Overall, they contend that media organizations often reflect establishment foreign policy perspectives rather than presenting an honest range of viewpoints. Plus segments on a new CIA report insisting that the U.S. cannot win the war against Iran, Trump's MAGA base souring on the Iran war and Tucker Carlson telling Stephen A. Smith that Ted Cruz and Lindsey…

Guest host Garland Nixon and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss Israeli Minister of National Security Itamar Ben-Gvir's video showcasing an execution chamber for Palestinians, highlighting Israel's legalized death penalty applied only to non-Jews alongside its system of administrative detention. They mock the hypocrisy of Israeli officials who dismiss international law and promote Jewish supremacy, while also criticizing American Christian Zionists who blindly support Israel despite its documented atrocities. The hosts also analyze a Haaretz article where an Israeli soldier admits feeling like a Nazi in Gaza, and note the irony that unlike Nazis, Israeli forces flaunt their crimes openly on social media. The segment concludes by observing the growing cultural shift where support for Israel is becoming increasingly difficult to reconcile with its genocidal actions and overtly supremacist rhetoric. Plus segments on Breaking Points' snub of socialist congressional candidate Kshama Sawant, the latest…

Watch as guest host Garland Nixon critiques Fox News host Maria Bartiromo's confusion over how Iran continues to strike U.S. bases despite Trump's repeated claims that the U.S. has "obliterated" Iran's military, pointing out the glaring contradiction between official rhetoric and observable reality. He argues that Bartiromo's epistemology—believing presidential assertions over her own eyes and experience—exemplifies a broader crisis of media gullibility, where past lies (WMDs, Iraq, al-Qaeda) are never acknowledged. The segment compares this willful ignorance to a person walking in rain while insisting the forecast said sunshine, because the president "continues to reiterate" it. Ultimately, Nixon concludes the answer is simple: the government and media have been lying again, and the cognitive dissonance is intentional. Plus segments on Trump's thirst for vengeance after Iranian strikes killed three American soldiers and the latest disturbing revelations about Flock cameras. Also featuring Misty Winston and…