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LOL! that's ridiculous!

He switched in 2016 when Trump got into power and stayed that way. At around the same time he stared turn up to LaRouche sponsored events and having LaRouchePAC sponsored guests left right and center. He stayed that way because he was making more money. Funny how conduits for Kremlin disinformation make the big bucks while actual leftists with the same audience size or bigger struggle on viewer donations alone isn't it?

or maybe it's because he lies a lot, pushes conspiracy theories and is a grifter who cultivated a right wing audience?

@@cristianvelixar1385 Maybe because Jimmy is the man with integrity . A trait that very few people possess these days.

@@ananke2104 yes, no one has more integrity than Jimmy.

@@cristianvelixar1385 I know , I know .

Loving the multiple butt hurt Jimmie stans in the comments.

Interesting how you equate blind loyalty with integrity. Real men think for themselves and aren't afraid to change their views or affiliations when warranted. Ron showed courage in making a difficult career decision and openly discussing it. If you'd actually listened to the episode, you might have learned something about nuanced thinking and personal growth. But I guess it's easier to parrot talking points and throw around buzzwords like 'honor' without understanding what they truly mean. -Jayson

@@TheHumanHappyHour Among thinking men, it's an axiom that "truth can take care of itself, it is only error that needs protection.” You're all cowards who continue to run from the truth. To accept the truth would fracture your, already fragile, minds the rest of the way. I hear that if you've followed CDC guidelines this entire time, you'd be on your 9th booster. Which one are you on? You wouldn't know neither, honor nor integrity, if they'd fell from the sky and hit you.

I appreciate your long-term support of TJDS, but I think you've missed some crucial points from our conversation with Ron. This isn't just about specific issues like Covid or vax mandates. Ron discussed the show's overall direction, the loss of nuance in discourse, and the concerning tribalism in media and politics. Ron didn't 'cower' or sit on the fence. He made a principled decision to leave when he felt the show no longer aligned with his values and approach. That takes integrity and self-respect - qualities you claim to admire. As for your comment on Jordan Chariton, it's ironic you'd bring him up while praising 'integrity.' If you'd listened to the full interview, you'd understand why making baseless insinuations goes against everything we discussed about responsible media. I'd encourage you to re-listen to the episode with an open mind. You might be surprised by what you learn about critical thinking and the importance of nuance in political discourse. -Jayson

@@TheHumanHappyHourI appreciate the response. I do not think my feedback is aligned with your reply - mine was certainly not a critique of Ron, whom I continue to wish only the best for.

It's interesting how selectively people remember things. You're focused on one moment from a livestream, ignoring the years of collaboration and friendship between Ron and Jimmy. More importantly, you're missing the larger point of our discussion. Ron's decision to leave wasn't about any single incident or disagreement. It was about the overall direction of the show and the approach to journalism and discourse. Your comment actually demonstrates part of the problem we discussed - the tendency to latch onto one perceived slight and use it to dismiss someone entirely. As for vaccine experiences, they can vary widely. Ron sharing his own experience doesn't invalidate anyone else's. It's possible to acknowledge different outcomes without turning it into a tribal war. This kind of nuanced understanding is exactly what's missing from a lot of current political discourse. Instead of holding onto grudges or perceived slights, maybe try engaging with the actual content of our discussion. You might learn something about the complexities of media, friendship, and political discourse. -Jayson

@@TheHumanHappyHour Making an observation of Ron not having empathy over a person's shared experience over a vaccine injury Jimmy experienced isn't tribal and shows how Ron displays the attitude of many individuals who have disregarded many who have shared their personal stories of being injured by not just the Covid vaccine but many other vaccines. Quick question, with all we know now, is the Covid vaccine safe and effective? Would you still recommend anyone getting a Covid vaccine now?

Interesting how you think you know more about Ron's decision than Ron himself. This mindset of assuming hidden motives and refusing to take people at their word is exactly what's poisoning political discourse right now. Ron was open and honest about his reasons for leaving in our interview. He doesn't need to apologize for making a career decision that aligns with his principles and vision. The fact that you're expecting an apology shows you're more interested in drama and conflict than actual substance. Your comment, with its vague insinuations, perfectly demonstrates the tribalism and lack of nuance we discussed. Instead of engaging with the actual content of our conversation, you're choosing to push a narrative that fits your preconceived notions. If you'd actually listened to the interview with an open mind, you might have learned something about the complexities of media, friendship, and political discourse. But I guess it's easier to sit back and make cryptic comments that add nothing of value to the conversation. Next time, try bringing some actual thoughts or criticisms to the table instead of playing coy. Or better yet, reflect on why you feel the need to create conflict where there isn't any. -Jayson

@@TheHumanHappyHour The Conversation Industrial Complex is never straight forward and always deceptive. Interesting how you think the viewers can't pick up on that. If I had to place a bet, I'd say Ron was tired of the rightward shift and Nazification Jimmy went through.

You’re right. I will never apologize for quitting a job that no longer was relevant to my goals, what I wanted to create, or my values. When I am asked why I quit, I’m not going to lie or oversimplify the reason just so a bunch of gossip-hungry monoliths can hear what they want to hear.

@@NearGuttersPath any examples for 'Nazification' and 'rightward shift'?

@RonPlacone ya know Ron, when Ron Jeremy is asked about his penis size, it is obvious he's so sick of hearing that question that he responds 'its two inches....from the floor' Maybe a funny line like that would serve you better,,,,being endlessly evasive and indignant doesn't look good any way you slice it. Just tell people why you quit or simply stay away from "gossip hungry spaces" as you call it. Oh and by the way let me cease this opportunity to ask you directly, why the heck did you quit? Am I being a "gossip-monolith" or whatever the frick you're calling people who ask you that question? And why would you write a piece on it instead of merely spitting it out in video form? And why would anyone expect you to lie about something as simple as quitting a job (as exceptional a job it may be) ? I would also ask how was working with Jimmy no longer relevant to your goals or values? You see, this here isn't a courtroom and merely citing 'irreoconciable differences' isnt going to fit. This is TH-cam. And people are going to ask these questions of people who CHOSE to put themselves on camera. Just spit it out already. Enough of this beating around the bush.

So did you watch it or not?

@@TheHumanHappyHour It's literally impossible to watch this garbage. Nice try

It’s built into our DNA to follow.

I think he may not have wanted to burn any bridges.

​@TheHumanHappyHour So you click baited and wasted 12 minutes of our day? How about a new title. "Some guy whose afraid to say why he isn't on Jimmy's show anymore."

We’d love to. Do you have a connection to him?

@@TheHumanHappyHour Sadly not but as far as i understand he is very aproachable. His work on black voter purges a few years ago was amazing

@@DwarfElvishDiplomacy we contacted him and we are working out scheduling!! fingers crossed. thanks for the idea!!

This is Jayson. I’m not a doctor. I’m not trained to give you an opinion. What I will say is, use google to find someone that is trained to help near you. That’s what I did. Please be your own best friend. Find someone to help you and dont stop looking. Much love ❤️

@@TheHumanHappyHour thanks

I agree -J

It feels like Jimmy went the way that made him more successful.

​@TheHumanHappyHour could it be possible that he, and a select few indy leftist commentators I watched and admired through the years, stayed true through CVID to their values of skepticism to power, freedom of speech, bodily autonomy, working class solidarity, and grass roots activism. Perhaps the people recognize this consistency and the fact that he sees through the game being played on us by the people who really run the game board, and thats why he is more successful? His channel was demonetized and throttled like many others, but i would say the fact Dore has been true to his character is the key to his success. Wheras most other prominent leftist comentators went CNN-lite and collapsed on themselves.

@@tehlurfry679 No. They grifted. The end.

He never does. I get a little out of him on the main interview. But not much. I wanted to know too.

@@TheHumanHappyHourinteresting choice to throw your guest under the bus. What’s sad is that in spaces less toxic and gossip-centric than this one my answer would be perfectly acceptable. I’ll be writing a longer piece on the topic. Hope you’re well.

@@RonPlacone no what's sad is your inability to just spit it out already. Get a grip.

​@TheHumanHappyHour 10:14 He had voiced his political differences with Jimmy and Jimmy will not leave any room for dissent or discussion. It's the "Jimmy Dore" show not the "Let's share our different views show"... and he was there to bounce the ball back to Jimmy. That was the job description. Period. I sense that behind doors Jimmy must be a zero tolerance guy with dissent. I like Jimmy's views though and occasionally still listen to his show.