Jim Jordan

Type: Person

Jim Jordan

As of November 2026, Jim Jordan has been mentioned in 8 episodes across 6 podcasts, first heard Sep 2022 on The Ben Shapiro Show. Mentioned as being 'in charge of it' (the hearing context) and criticized for hypocrisy and alleged history of covering up sexual abuse at Ohio State.

James Daniel Jordan is an American politician who has served in the U.S. House of Representatives as the representative for Ohio's 4th congressional district since 2007. Currently in his 10th term in the House, Jordan is a member of the Republican Party.

Jim Jordan at a glance
Mentioned in8 episodes on 6 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardSep 2022 on The Ben Shapiro Show
RoleU.S. Representative
AffiliationU.S. House Committee on the Judiciary (Republican member; at times House Judiciary Chair)
FieldPolitics
Active2007–present

What do podcasts say about Jim Jordan?

4 quotes, recorded on I've Had It and Lovett or Leave It.

How do different shows talk about Jim Jordan?

4 shows discussed Jim Jordan in these episodes; I've Had It leans critical.

Who talks about Jim Jordan on podcasts?

Jim Jordan came up; the most recent mention was Nov 2026 on Pod Save America.

Which podcasts mention Jim Jordan most?

I've Had It (2 episodes), The Hill (2 episodes) and Pod Save America (1 episode) mention Jim Jordan most.

  1. I've Had It — 2 episodes · More people from I've Had It
  2. The Hill — 2 episodes · More people from The Hill
  3. Pod Save America — 1 episode · More people from Pod Save America
  4. The Ben Shapiro Show — 1 episode · More people from The Ben Shapiro Show
  5. Andy Frisella — 1 episode · More people from Andy Frisella

More podcast appearances

What is Jim Jordan mentioned alongside?

Jim Jordan is most often mentioned alongside Jack Smith, Attorney General Pam Bondi and Roger Sullenberger.

Criticizes: Jack Smith

Affiliated with: Attorney General Pam Bondi

Mentioned together: Roger Sullenberger, libertarian socialism, New York Times, Zoron, Israeli bobsled team, NPR, Survivor, John Love, Department of Justice, FBI