The Jimmy Dore Show

If you can believe it, ex-President George W. Bush has announced that he will be teaching a “MasterClass” in leadership that you and anyone else willing to pony up the money can take to learn what Bush has to say on the topic. Whether students will learn the ins and outs of committing war crimes, ignoring the suffering of hurricane victims and overseeing a torture program that continues to this day remains unclear. Jimmy and America’s comedian Kurt Metzger discuss the curious choice of a colossal

The political world was rocked last week when FBI agents descended on Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump’s Florida estate, and scoured the former president’s home, making off with boxes and boxes of documents. Later reports emerged that Trump may have held on to highly sensitive classified materials relating to the nation’s nuclear program and will be accused of violating the Espionage Act. Democrats cheered the FBI raid while Trump supporters accused the Justice Department of engaging in a partisan witch

Pink Floyd founding member and outspoken activist Roger Waters appeared on CNN recently and took advantage of the opportunity to school host Michael Smerconish on a range of topics, including the truth about the Ukraine War’s origins, Russia’s role in winning World War II against the Nazis and Taiwan’s relationship to China. Jimmy and his panel of The Dive’s Jackson Hinkle and America’s comedian Kurt Metzger discuss Waters’ teachable moment and Smerconish’s phony-baloney claims to even-handedness.

New York Times opinion writer Paul Krugman won a Nobel Prize for Economics, but lately it seems like he’s gunning for a new prize – that of Biggest Apologist for the Biden administration. And in that role most recently Krugman has been downplaying the prospect that the United States economy is in recession, even though by all traditional definitions of the term we most certainly are. CNN’s Brian Stelter helps further the cause by giggling along as Krugman twists the language and the truth to suit

In 2005 Tom Cruise was widely mocked, derided and accused of being a lunatic after appearing on the Today Show and expressing controversial views about the ineffectiveness of antidepressants and the widespread practice of prescribing Ritalin and Adderall to children. Now 17 years later Cruise is being vindicated by a comprehensive study questioning the science behind “chemical imbalances” in the brain and demonstrating that antidepressants do not work as advertised. Jimmy and America’s comedian Kurt

The Grayzone journalists Max Blumenthal and Aaron Maté recently traveled to Canada to attend Collision Toronto, "North America's fastest growing tech conference," and sat for an interview where they described an audience filled with representatives of the mainstream media as duplicitous, fake news-spreading propagandists. Jimmy speaks with Aaron and Max about the experience, and how it felt to tell the truth about the malign influence of the corporate media right to their glaring faces. Plus a

Hunter Biden is back in the news, this time as the victim of a hack revealing photos, videos and texts on his phone, and it’s all pretty damning. Biden is shown weighing his crack, smoking crack and engaging in other decidedly prurient acts. So what does Hunter’s father, President Joe Biden, think about all of this? There’s no comment from the White House after this most recent hack, but as Jimmy reveals, back in his Senate days Joe had plenty to say about what kind of punishment people like Hunter