The Jimmy Dore Show

In this episode, Jimmy and his guest Garland Nixon discuss Bill Gates' closed-door congressional testimony regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, including Gates' questionable explanation that he associated with Epstein primarily to connect with wealthy donors for global health initiatives. They argue that Gates' rationale is unconvincing given his own wealth and influence, while also questioning the broader handling of the Epstein investigation by government officials and institutions. 
The conversation expands into speculation about Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, allegations of cover-ups, and criticism of both political parties for failing to fully investigate the case. Throughout the discussion, the hosts express skepticism toward official narratives surrounding Epstein, Gates, and related investigations.
Plus a segment on new accusations of Israeli spying on the Trump administration.   
Also featuring Max Blumenthal, Mike MacRae and Stef Zamorano! And a phone call from Alec Baldwin!

In this episode, Jimmy criticizes former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino for reversing his position on the Jeffrey Epstein case after entering government, contrasting Bongino's past calls for transparency with his later defense of the FBI's handling of the matter. Jimmy highlights a series of social media exchanges in which Bongino mocked him personally, arguing that the attacks avoid addressing substantive questions about the Epstein investigation and document releases. 
The discussion also revisits an old recorded phone call between Bongino and a journalist from Politico, presenting it as evidence that Bongino deflects difficult questions with insults rather than direct answers. Throughout the video, Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger contend that federal authorities, including Bongino and his former boss Kash Patel, failed to deliver the transparency they previously promised regarding Epstein-related records and investigations.
Plus a segment on how Iran's attack on Israel changes the entire Middle East power dynamic.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

In this segment Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger argue that a proposed NDAA provision known as Section 224 would be a pipe dream for Bibi Netanyahu by significantly undermining U.S. independence, fusing the US military with the IDF, and effectively integrating the two countries' military and technology sectors while compelling American taxpayers to fund Israel's wars. 
Jimmy highlights opposition from Ro Khanna and other lawmakers, who contend that the measure would expand military ties with Israel despite concerns over the Gaza war, human rights issues, and public opposition to additional aid. Supporters of the provision, including Congressmen Pat Fallon and Don Davis, argue that it is intended to improve defense technology collaboration, cybersecurity, and military readiness rather than merge the two militaries. 
The discussion also focuses on lobbying influence, congressional debate over U.S.-Israel relations, and the broader political implications of expanding bilateral defense cooperation.
Plus segments on UFC champion Sean Strickland's ban from the White House, Candace Owens' exposé of the Macron's phony lawsuit against her and the House's recent rebuke of President Trump over the Iran war.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from Arnold Schwartzenegger!

In this segment, Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss claims from journalist Pepe Escobar and ex-CIA analyst Larry Johnson that Iran may now possess not just one nuclear weapon but multiple such devices, citing unnamed intelligence and diplomatic sources. They argue that recent military actions against Iran may have accelerated its pursuit of a nuclear deterrent and debate whether Iran received assistance from countries such as Pakistan, Russia, or China. 
The discussion also examines alleged communications between Iranian and Pakistani officials, the strategic implications of a potential Iranian nuclear capability, and whether it would alter the calculations of Israel and the United States. Throughout the conversation, Jimmy and Kurt criticize U.S. foreign policy toward Iran and argue that military pressure has produced outcomes opposite to those intended, while acknowledging that the nuclear claims remain based on source reporting rather than publicly verified evidence.
Plus segments on an Illinois man who was arrested while planning a protest over a proposed data center, Piers Morgan going off on the Israeli ambassador to the UN and the recent House vote to rebuke Trump over the Iran war.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

Jimmy and his guest Garland Nixon discuss how conservatives like Sean Hannity and Ben Shapiro, who built their careers mocking liberal "snowflakes" and arguing that college students should be challenged by opposing views, have now completely flipped and are now demanding that pro-Palestinian protests be banned because Jewish students' "feelings are getting hurt" and claiming they "do not feel safe." A viral video shows a student dramatically flopping after a Palestinian flag brushed her face, which was falsely reported as her being "stabbed in the eye," and a crying student begging for protests to stop while declaring "they want us dead." 
Garland notes that this reveals there is no guiding principle—only a consistent pattern of saying whatever benefits Zionism, with rules applying to everyone else but never to them. The segment concludes that this is "peak wokeness," with the so-called "woke right" now embracing the very safe-space censorship they once condemned, proving that the entire left-right culture war is a fraud designed to maintain elite control.
Plus segments on the next two wars Israel is ALREADY planning, top Democrats marching proudly with Israeli war criminals and proof that democracy in the United States is dead.
Also featuring Mike MacRae, Chris Hedges, Garland Nixon and Jamarl Thomas. And a phone call with James Talarico!