The Jimmy Dore Show

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 Johnson's who reportedly plans to switch his vote after facing a future layoff.
Plus segments on Ukraine's likely collapse within six months, the strategy behind Trump's pullback of B-1 bombers from the U.K., Candace Owens' explanation for the surge in news coverage of parents murdering their children and the latest Trump administration assault on free speech.
Also featuring Mischa Paullin and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from Jeff Bridges!

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 Howard Lutnick's criminality's recent "suicide," the Florida AG suing Pfizer for lying about the COVID vaccine's effectiveness and how China will use partnerships rather than violence to dominate the global marketplace.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano, Mischa Paullin and Col. Lawrence Wilkerson!

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 by criticizing CNN, GB News, and other media coverage for accepting the reported account, while the hosts argue that the available footage and pilot commentary undermine the official version of events.
Plus segments on the pressure tactics used by the FBI to elicit a confession from an autistic black man to the January 5, 2021 DC pipe bombing and retired Col. Lawrence Wilkerson's claims that the Houthis could capture the Saudi Arabian capital.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae! And a phone call from Kash Patel!

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 political and social-media reactions to the case, including comments by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, while arguing that alleged misconduct, criminal liability, and public punishment without a conviction should be distinguished.
Plus segments on the recent US military decision to pull out of Iraq entirely and President Trump expressing support for Flock cameras.
Also featuring Col. Lawrence Wilkerson and Mischa Paullin!

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 investigation to their broader criticism of Donald Trump and other political institutions.
Plus segments on the new pro-pedo film about Dateline's Chris Hansen and To Catch a Predator, Maine Senator Susan Collins getting caught taking bribes and Tyler Robinson's father reportedly claiming his son never confessed to killing Charlie Kirk.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano!