The Jimmy Dore Show

Donald Trump's chaotic schizophrenia has been on full display in his Iran war policy—vacillating between threatening to "obliterate" Iranian power plants with a 48-hour ultimatum, declaring victory, demanding a ceasefire, and then claiming "very good talks" that Iran flatly denies are even happening. Jimmy reveals that Trump's supposed negotiations are a transparent attempt to lower oil prices and buy time to reposition U.S. military forces for a potential invasion of Kharg Island, Iran's critical oil export hub, while Israel continues assassinating any Iranian leader who might negotiate peace. 
He and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger note that Iran's foreign ministry has publicly stated there are "no negotiations whatsoever," and that Trump's handlers—Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff—are leading talks with no identifiable Iranian counterpart because Israel keeps killing them. The segment concludes that the war has no coherent purpose, no endgame, and that Trump is now simply lying to manipulate markets while the region hurtles toward catastrophe.
Plus segments on Putin threatening to nuke Israel and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's epic cope over how the US and Israel are losing this war.
Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

Trump administration resignee and whistleblower Joe Kent recently appeared on Tucker Carlson's show to provide a devastating explanation of the government's psychological warfare strategy: withhold obvious information (like Butler shooting surveillance tapes), let the internet go "feral" with speculation, then discredit everyone asking questions as "crazy conspiracy theorists"—effectively burying legitimate inquiries. 
Jimmy and Americans' Comedian Kurt Metzger connect this to the Charlie Kirk investigation being blocked, the Butler shooting cover-up, and Trump's refusal to investigate his own assassination attempt, concluding Trump was "in on it" because anyone who truly wanted answers would demand them. Jimmy notes the irony that the "craziest conspiracy theory" is now the official lone-nut narrative, which defies physics and common sense, while those pointing out obvious evidence suppression are smeared as insane.
Plus segments on Kent's claims that he and his colleagues were not allowed to investigate Charlie Kirk's death, Pete Hegseth claiming Iran is a terrorist regime because they spend so much money on weapons and a recent poll showing young Republicans moving away from support for Israel. 
Also featuring Stef Zamorano!

Jimmy and Max Blumenthal eviscerate Tulsi Gabbard and JD Vance for their complete reversal on Iran war principles, in particular contrasting Gabbard's 2020 bill to prevent unauthorized war on Iran with her current groveling defense of Trump's illegal strikes. Max argues this is a "clarifying moment" exposing Gabbard as having zero influence and zero credibility, while her former second-in-command Joe Kent's resignation stands as a solitary act of conscience. 
The two host also note that Marco Rubio's admission that the war was launched because "Israel was about to attack" destroyed any pretense of U.S. national interest, and that Gabbard and Vance have permanently decimated their political futures by becoming the very warmongers they once opposed. The segment concludes that Trump is controlled by "dark forces from Tel Aviv," that his administration officials fear him, and that only American casualties coming in to Dover Air Force Base are the only thing that will trigger real change.
Plus segments on the Trump administrations threats to prosecute U.S. media outlets for treason over Iran war coverage, the surprising connection between Iranian revolutionaries and the U.S. black liberation movement, and Jimmy's conversation with Alex Jones about coming together across the political divide to prevent World War III.
Also featuring Kurt Metzger and Stef Zamorano!

Jimmy recently joined Alex Jones to discuss Donald Trump's complete betrayal of nearly every campaign promise, from ending foreign wars to draining the swamp, with Jones explaining that he holds a "nuanced" position about the president. He claims he always saw Trump as the "lesser of two evils" but now warns that if Trump continues his current trajectory, he'll become "enemy number one." 
Jones theorizes that Trump may have attempted to manipulate the deep state by bringing in populist figures like RFK Jr. to gather intelligence, only to be co-opted himself, and is now serving Israeli interests and globalist agendas while enriching his family. The two agree that Trump operates in an information bubble, believing lies about the Iran war's popularity, and that the conflict will crash the U.S. economy by destroying the petrodollar and Gulf State investments. 
Jones concludes that the populist movement must continue beyond Trump, applying pressure from the outside regardless of which corporate party holds power.
Plus segments on the US media turning against the Iran war, the US Navy fleeing the Persian Gulf area and Megyn Kelly telling warmonger Lindsey Graham to "shut the f*ck up."
Also featuring Kurt Metzger, Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a hilarious phone call from Kash Patel!

In this interview Jimmy and Alex Jones discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, with Jones explaining why he's skeptical of certain theories about who killed Charlie pushed by Candace Owens—specifically the claims about Egyptian planes and Mitch Snow—while still firmly believing there is some sort of coverup about up the murder going on. 
Jones clarifies he's not "compromised" by his billion-dollar Sandy Hook judgment, is still fighting in court, and simply refuses to endorse what he considers provably false information that discredits legitimate investigation. 
In the face of all the inconsistencies and dubious explanations surrounding the dominant narrative, Jones acknowledges that Israel's threats against Charlie and his outspoken opposition to the Iran war make Israel a plausible suspect, but insists on following verifiable evidence rather than getting lost in rabbit holes. The conversation highlights the tension between Jones' history of skepticism toward government explanations and his current unwillingness to entertain ideas other podcasters have floated.
Plus segments on Kanye West's accurate accusations against Jared Kushner and Iranian leaders dunking on Pete Hegseth. 
Also featuring Kurt Metzger, Stef Zamorano and Mike MacRae. And a phone call from Al Pacino!