The Jimmy Dore Show

George Clooney, renowned actor and director, joins the conversation to navigate the tangled web of U.S.-Iran relations amidst nuclear negotiations. The discussion reveals how the U.S. is backtracking on aiding Gaza and the trust issues it creates with Iran. Clooney highlights the implications of military strategies and the risks of conflict driven by political maneuvering. The talk also critiques celebrity involvement in political narratives, delving into Biden's health claims and the perceived hypocrisy among public figures like Bruce Springsteen.

California Governor Gavin Newsom joins the conversation, tackling the escalating homelessness crisis in his state and examining controversial policies aimed at addressing it. He critiques the political motives behind denying healthcare to undocumented individuals. The discussion extends to the battle over proposed Medicaid cuts, highlighting their impact on vulnerable populations. Jimmy and guests also delve into the contradictions within the Republican party and the broader implications of healthcare profit motives, underscoring the urgent need for reform.

Comedian Kurt Metzger brings his sharp wit to discuss Trump's bold departure from neoconservative foreign policies. He humorously critiques the failures of historical nation-building efforts while emphasizing the importance of respecting diverse cultures. The conversation takes a turn towards Trump’s surprising praise for controversial foreign leaders and his peace initiatives in the Middle East. Alongside serious topics like ongoing legal trials and geopolitical absurdities, Metzger maintains a light-hearted take on complex global narratives.

A sweeping executive order aims to slash prescription drug prices in the U.S., with the health department tasked to negotiate new price tags. The discussion humorously critiques political absurdities and examines the influence of pharmaceutical lobbying. There's also a look at Trump's unexpected negotiations related to Middle Eastern hostages and the potential implications for recognizing a Palestinian state. The podcast effectively navigates through the complexities of political maneuvering, drug pricing reforms, and ongoing humanitarian crises.

Catherine Austin Fitts, a former HUD Assistant Director and investment banker, dives into President Trump's surprising break with Netanyahu. She discusses the implications of Trump's shift from 'America First' to his critiques of Israeli influence. The conversation also touches on the risks of digital currencies and the complex interplay of organized crime with the economy. Fitts advocates for financial freedom against tightening controls and reflects on grassroots movements as a way to reclaim autonomy in the realm of finance.

Join comedian and writer Kurt Metzger and former congressman Dennis Kucinich as they dive into controversial discussions about climate change and the unexpected rise in Antarctic ice levels. They challenge mainstream narratives, questioning traditional climate models and the implications of newfound mass gains. The conversation also touches on geopolitical issues, the complexities of Zionism, and critiques of wealthy environmental advocates. With humor and insight, they navigate these provocative topics, making for a thought-provoking listen!

Columbia professor Jeffrey Sachs asserts he is '99% sure' that COVID-19 was born from U.S. lab research, specifically at the University of North Carolina. Comedian Kurt Metzger joins the discussion, exploring this unsettling claim and the implications of unregulated science. Alec Baldwin calls in, sharing challenges from filming 'Rust' amidst the chaos. Former Libyan spokesman Moussa Ibrahim critiques U.S. tariffs hurting African economies, pushing nations closer to China and India. The conversation navigates through controversies and government accountability, provoking thought on worldwide political dynamics.

In this engaging conversation, comedian Kurt Metzger and political commentator Douglas Murray join to unpack Candace Owens' bold criticism of Donald Trump, accusing him of abandoning his 'America First' pledge. They dive into the implications of Trump's actions against free speech on campuses and discuss the disconnection between him and the MAGA base. The conversation also touches on the recent legal troubles surrounding high-profile figures, media biases, and the urgent need for rigorous vaccine testing protocols. Prepare for sharp insights and a dash of humor!

Former Senator Norm Coleman controversially labeled Jews as the 'masters of the universe,' linking them to tech giants and urging them to combat narratives fueling Gen Z's support for Palestine. The hosts humorously delve into how misinformation shapes young people's views on Israel. They also critique media coverage of Biden's mental fitness and explore the implications of Trump's tariffs on Amazon. The conversation wraps around military spending and America's foreign policy, revealing the tangled web of politics and economics in today's climate.

Virginia Giuffre, one of the most prominent survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's sexual abuse, has died by suicide, her family said Friday. Giuffre, 41, died in Neergabby, Australia, where she had been living for several years. Giuffre was one of the earliest and loudest voices calling for criminal charges against Epstein and his enablers. Other Epstein abuse survivors later credited her with giving them the courage to speak out. Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss whether Giuffre likely actually committed suicide or if other forces were at play in leading to her death. Plus segments on Democrats' demand that Donald Trump be subjected to the "rule of law" suddenly not applying to the Wisconsin judge who allegedly helped an alien in her court evade authorities and the more than 100 former Israeli spies and IDF soldiers who now work for Facebook. Also featuring Mike MacRae, Stephen Gardner and Stef Zamorano. And a phone call from JD Vance!