The Jimmy Dore Show

French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron have filed a second defamation lawsuit against American podcaster Candace Owens, this time in Tennessee, accusing her of spreading false claims about Brigitte Macron and using a caricature doll to ridicule her appearance. The lawsuit alleges that Owens monetized these claims through merchandise, donations, and online content, while Owens maintains that her commentary is protected by the First Amendment. 
The Jimmy Dore Show's own Mischa Paullin and Chris Keene criticize the Macrons for pursuing the lawsuit, arguing that America's strong free speech protections, the actual malice standard, and anti-SLAPP laws will make their case difficult to win. The hosts also argue that the lawsuit is distracting from France's more pressing problems, including economic hardship, austerity measures, public protests, and declining political approval, while potentially generating even more publicity through the Streisand effect.
Plus segments on establishment efforts to stop the coming revolution, the 11 no-show Democrats who killed Pete Hegseth's impeachment effort and AOC lying about not having any alternative but to vote for Hakeem Jeffries as House Speaker.
Also featuring Chris Hedges!

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 immigration system alongside humane treatment for people already living and working in the United States.
Plus segments on Calley Means' purported exposé of the Trump administration's betrayal of the MAHA movement and Bill Gates' threat about coming cyberattacks.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano, Nicolas Hulscher and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from Chuck Schumer!

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 criticizing its representatives for what he describes as evasive answers and historical revisionism.
Plus segments on the tech stock collapse leading to a likely government bailout of the AI industry, Elon Musk discovering that war is a racket, progressive legislators' plans to stab their voters in the back and support Israel-first politicians in leadership positions and Trump pulling back on immigration enforcement after Melania's complaints about friends being harassed. 
Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from JD Vance!

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 challenge Trump or investigate his alleged wrongdoing, asserting that they share political interests with pro-Israel lobbying groups.
Plus segments on cartoonishly bad predictions about the midterms from Jesse Watters and Benny Johnson, the trend of MAGA Republicans flipping and voting for Democrats and the end of the existing Middle East map as a result of the Iran War.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Alexander Mercouris!

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 claim that the previous U.S. attack had not led to a regime-change war, with Mercouris emphasizing the consequences of crossing the nuclear threshold.
Plus segments on why the Middle East map is likely to undergo serious changes as a result of the Iran war, Senator Chris Murphy's dire warning about Trump's plans in Iran and the on-air gaffe committed by a prominent Israeli actress when she expressed sympathy for Palestinians.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from Kash Patel!