A shocking wave of electronic explosions in Beirut highlights the horrors of modern conflict, killing dozens and injuring hundreds. The discussion expands to the political resentment surrounding these tragedies and the media's portrayal of violence, particularly against civilians. The podcast critically analyzes the role of technology in warfare, questions the integrity of political debates, and uncovers media biases influencing public perception. Alongside lighter dialogue, it adds depth to protest movements against police practices and raises concerns about the current state of civil rights.

JD Vance, a Vice Presidential candidate known for his criticism of border policies, dives into the complex issues surrounding Haitian immigration and U.S. foreign policy. He argues against the negative portrayal of Haitian immigrants while overlooking the deeper impact of U.S. actions on their plight. The discussion expands to cover the ongoing strike of Boeing machinists fighting for fair wages and the controversial debates over women’s rights in Edinburgh. Engaging insights from comedian Kurt Metzger add humor to these serious topics.

Mike Benz, Executive Director of Foundation for Freedom Online, shares insights on the deep state's efforts to thwart a potential second term for Donald Trump. They discuss the recent assassination attempt against Trump and the shadowy tactics used to manipulate elections. The conversation also dives into Victoria Nuland's controversial admissions regarding the Ukraine conflict and features actress Drea de Matteo, who reflects on her Hollywood ostracism for refusing the vaccine. Benz critiques the corporate interests driving U.S. involvement in global conflicts.

Thanks to the hardworking folks in the intelligence community, we now have new allegations of Russian interference into the 2024 presidential election. Two employees of the Russian state media network RT, previously known as Russia Today, were indicted, dozens of internet domains were seized for “malign influence campaigns” and a new visa restriction policy was introduced as part of the efforts to check foreign influence. Jimmy and podcaster Ryan Dawson discuss the timing of these indictments and  the online commentators like Dave Rubin, Benny Johnson and Tim Pool who have been caught up in the controversy. Plus segments on Candace Owens’ controversial suspension from YouTube and Jimmy’s commentary on the Harris-Trump presidential debate. Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

In a move that has sent shockwaves through Washington DC, Republican former Vice President Dick Cheney has announced that he plans to vote for Democrat Kamala Harris in the upcoming presidential election. For decades Cheney has been widely denounced as “Darth Vader” by Democrats for his record during the Bush administration, but now that the new evil of Donald Trump has arisen, even someone as vile and universally loathed as Dick Cheney has become a welcome ally to Dems.   Jimmy and podcaster Ryan Dawson discuss this dramatic shift in Democratic Party alliances and what it says about Democrats that they can so readily embrace Dick Cheney, the embodiment of political evil.   Plus segments on Barack Obama’s dramatic announcement opposing free speech and the mainstream media getting smacked down for its pro-Democrat bias.   Also featuring Chris Hedges, Matt Taibbi, Mike MacRae and Kurt Metzger. And phone calls from Joe Biden and Vince Vaughn!

Matt Walsh, a Daily Wire contributor and filmmaker, joins comedian Jimmy Dore to discuss his thought-provoking new film, 'Am I Racist?', which humorously tackles modern racial issues. They explore insights from everyday people about race, contrasting elite narratives with grassroots perceptions. The conversation also touches on Rob Schneider's skillful heckler handling and critiques current political discourse, highlighting the decline of open dialogue and the challenges faced in distributing impactful media.

Hosts discuss a shocking clip from an Israeli podcast advocating for the erasure of Gaza, revealing unsettling sentiments towards Palestinians. They explore the disconnect between personal comfort and empathy in conflict situations. The conversation links this to broader issues of censorship on social media, highlighting the double standards in free speech. They also touch on recent labor disputes in Canada, stressing the importance of worker rights and the ongoing struggles against corporate interests, while examining the intersection of political power and misinformation.

Omali Yeshitela, 82-year-old chairman of the African People’s Socialist Party, joins fellow Uhuru solidarity movement leaders Penny Hess and Jesse Nevel. They discuss the shocking FBI raids targeting their homes and the implications of being indicted for 'failing to register as foreign agents'. The conversation highlights the urgent struggles for Black autonomy and self-determination amidst governmental repression. Yeshitela emphasizes the need for public support as they navigate these legal challenges, shedding light on the broader fight for social justice.

After more than a month as the Democratic presidential nominee, Kamala Harris finally sat down for an interview with the media — and even brought her “aw shucks” midwestern bear of a running mate Tim Walz along to help out. The two covered a range of issues, including the border, fracking, unemployment and Walz’s military record with CNN’s Dana Bash.   Jimmy and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger can’t get over just how terribly Harris comes across, that she seemed half-drunk or on barbituates much of the time and that even with plenty of lead-in time to prepare the two nevertheless gave remarkably poor answers to even the most obvious questions.   Plus a segment on Joe Rogan’s evisceration of Time Magazine for promoting the health and societal benefits of processed foods.   Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

Jimmy Dore, a progressive comedian, hosts Benny Johnson, chief creative officer of Turning Point USA, in a thought-provoking dialogue set in Trump Tower. They tackle the criminalization of political strategies, discussing its relevance to Trump and media narratives. Richard Medhurst’s arrest in the UK raises alarms about free speech and state repression. The guests delve into climate hypocrisy and critique current political leadership, emphasizing the disconnect between promises and outcomes, and the need for unity amid political disillusionment.