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The Jim Acosta Show

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Don't give into the lies. Don't give into fear. Hold on to the truth. And hope. www.jimacosta.com

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Eliott Rodriguez
Former South Florida anchorman, congressional candidate
South Florida political candidate
Episode: Latino “Hurricane” Coming for Trump? My Discussion with Chuck Rocha and FL Candidate Eliott Rodriguez plus a Conversation about the Cornell Investigation with Survivors’ Advocate Lauren Hersh
Mark Kelly
United States Senator (Arizona)
United States Senate
Episode: Senator Mark Kelly on Trump as “Snake Oil Salesman” plus Anand Giridharadas on His New Book about the Daniel Penny Case
Anand Giridharadas
Author of Man in the Mirror
Author/Journalist
Episode: Senator Mark Kelly on Trump as “Snake Oil Salesman” plus Anand Giridharadas on His New Book about the Daniel Penny Case
Ron Brownstein
Political journalist described as a goats-in-the-field interviewer
Bloomberg (as referenced)
Episode: Trump Doomed in Midterms? My Discussion with Political Journalist Ron Brownstein plus Law Enforcement and National Security Analyst Frank Figluzzi on FBI Turmoil
Frank Figluzzi
Host of the Frank Figluzzi Show; law enforcement and national security analyst
Various media platforms and Substack
Episode: Trump Doomed in Midterms? My Discussion with Political Journalist Ron Brownstein plus Law Enforcement and National Security Analyst Frank Figluzzi on FBI Turmoil
Anthony Scaramucci
Author and former White House official
Author of All the Right Moves
Episode: Anthony Scaramucci Dishes on How We Ended Up with Trump for Over a Decade, Plus Olivia Troye Breaks Down the Latest on Possible Midterm Interference
Jennifer Palmieri
Former White House Communications Director
Palmieri Communications / Crooked Media partnership
Episode: Trump Loses on Press Ban while Staging Lavish State Dinner for China. My Discussions with Jennifer Palmieri and Michael Fanone.
Brian Karem
Journalist and press-pass case participant
The Sentinel / Independent media commentator
Episode: Free Press Battle with Don Lemon, Norm Eisen and Brian Karem
Joyce Vance
MS Now legal analyst, former federal prosecutor
MSNBC/MSN/ProPublica style bio implied
Episode: Will the Trump Press Ban Survive? MSNOW’s Joyce Vance and the Atlantic’s David Frum Discuss

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Jim Acosta
Host of The Jim Acosta Show

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 1.5k ratings
  • Jim Acosta is a treasure

    Look here to find integrity in reporting

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CDee683
    United States25 days ago
  • Podcast drops!!

    It’s so hard for me to catch your midday shows on Substack Jim, and I can no longer afford all of my subscriptions. I am so glad you are dropping your shows on podcast platforms so that I can catch up after work. I have been a big fan of you for many years!!! Keep up the great work!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katherine P Palmira
    United Statesa month ago
  • Kara Swisher

    Never equivocate about fascism. Regular constitutional order will not return unless all these Republicans are ousted or sidelined, every single one of them + Fetterman, and those currently in power are made to heel. Investigations must be a priority.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    copperfieldd
    United Statesa month ago
  • Miles Taylor

    BRAVO!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pukalani2024
    United Statesa month ago
  • Best Acosta!

    What a loss for CNN - pity for the good ones at CNN - good for US

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    From Munich, Germany
    Germanya month ago

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Engaging, informed, and unapologetically direct.
Excellent on pressing issues and democratic norms.
Shows rigorous analysis and credible guests.
Valuable for understanding press rights and governance.
Consistently strong guest lineup and thoughtful context.

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#183
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Apple Podcasts
#89
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Apple Podcasts
#182
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#162
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#84
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Apple Podcasts
#166
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Trump’s Time Magazine Meltdown. My Discussion with Joe Walsh. Plus Our Wrap of the Week’s Top Stories.
Q: Joe, how do you assess Trump's impact on the economy compared to past presidents?
Joe Walsh argues that Trump has had a uniquely destructive impact, claiming the economy suffered due to ill-advised policy choices and a loss of trust, which is reflected in rising costs and volatility.
Trump Press Ban Already in Trouble. My Discussion with Jessica Yellin and the Atlantic’s Tom Nichols
Q: How should the press respond to attempts to curb coverage from the White House?
They suggest coordinated action among media organizations, defending independent reporting, and leveraging public accountability to counter attempts to silence critical voices.
Trump Press Ban Already in Trouble. My Discussion with Jessica Yellin and the Atlantic’s Tom Nichols
Q: What are the biggest risks of Trump's ban on certain news outlets and the ideas behind the arch project?
The guests explain that these moves threaten press freedom, consolidate power, and could undermine democratic norms by limiting the public's access to independent reporting and information during a critical political period.
MSNOW'S Alex Wagner on the Supreme Court “Steal” plus Liz Oyer on Pardons for Profit
Q: Why does the guest believe the judiciary became so central to political power since the 1980s?
The guest argues that a coordinated, long-running conservative project—driven by figures like Ed Meese, Paul Weyrich, and Stephen Bork's intellectual legacy—helped reshape the judiciary to align with a conservative program, culminating in today's reality where the Court acts as a key battleground for political power.
Judge J. Michael Luttig, Immigration Correspondent Nick Valencia and the Possible Closure of the Kennedy Center
Q: Judge, walk us through this scenario and tell us why you're concerned about January 3rd.
Luttig explains that the clerk of the House would certify seats; if Johnson fires the clerk and appoints a loyalist, the House could manipulate seating and trigger mandamus actions, undermining the current electoral outcomes and risking a constitutional crisis.

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A sharp, opinionated current-events show that consistently centers on press freedom, the legality of access to the White House, and the evolving role of media in American democracy. Across episodes, conversations frequently tackle First Amendment rights, media access battles, and the balance between government power and independent journalism, often with high-profile guests from legal, political, and media circles. The format blends legal analysis, historical context, and pointed political commentary, with a willingness to challenge established narratives and spotlight cultural institutions under pressure. Noteworthy elements include live coverage of protests around arts funding, rigorous debate with national-security and judiciary experts,... more

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2. Mark Kelly
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6. Anthony Scaramucci
7. Jennifer Palmieri
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