On this episode Jim goes to Italy using a discount travel package - was it a great deal or too good to be true? Jim also discusses his private tour of the Vatican and his experience using Uber while in Rome. In other news, a prayer center is ordered to pay $7 million in restitution by state of Washington and Hulk Hogan wins $115 million in landmark judgment.

Tax expert and attorney, Jeff Schnepper Joins Jim Paris Live to discuss his new book How To Pay Zero Taxes (2016 Edition). Discuss on this episode - the home office deduction, chances of being audited, should you do your own taxes?, what is the best software to use?, Which IRA is better a Roth or deductible?, can you mix business with pleasure and write off travel?, top tax deductions people miss, and the benefits of tax credits vs. tax deductions.

On this episode Jim shares the breaking news of the death of Nancy Reagan and her legacy as first lady, Also, the tightening Republican primary race as Cruz makes gains over the weekend on Trump, have they found the murder weapons (the knife) in the O.J. Simpson murder case?, North Korea is threatening nuclear war again, Oklahomans are convinced that fracking is causing earthquakes, cashing in on credit card travel rewards, and why hundreds of new bookstores are about to open across the country.

On this episode Dr. Elaina George joins Jim Paris to discuss her book, Big Medicine. Dr. George shares a myriad of strategies on how to save money on health insurance and medical care including: how to legally opt out of Obamacare (without fines) and join a medical sharing plan, low costs options to cover specific illnesses and accidents, how to get huge discounts when paying cash for medical services, how to comparison shop prescription drugs and even get them for free, how get medical providers to competitively bid on a procedure you need, and new membership programs called 'concierge care' for the little guy (direct primary care).

On this episode Jim discusses the latest controversies involving Donald Trump, including the David Duke endorsement and Trump University. Also, the mysterious death of Pope Francis' receptionist Miriam Woulou, why banks see Bitcoin as their number one enemy, Disney's new surge pricing raises theme park ticket prices once again, and falling mortgage rates make refinancing an attractive option again for many.

On this episode Jim shares the shocking campaign spending figures of each remaining candidate, including Jeb Bush who spent $368 per vote during the primary and suspended his campaign on Saturday. Motivational guru Tony Robbins now a Bitcoin supporter? The price of Bitcoin quietly rising to nearly $450, an Uber drive goes on a mass shooting spree in Michigan, declassified recordings reveal that astronauts heard strange music on the dark side of the moon in 1969, credit cards that reimburse you when you overpay for something, rapper 50 Cent ordered back to bankruptcy court after flashing piles of cash on Instagram, Discovers' new secured credit card, and a wine Ponzi scheme so big that the FBI has been called in.

Author Roger Stone Joins Jim Paris Live to discuss his explosive new book,Jeb And The Bush Crime Family. On the heels of Jeb's departure from the presidential race, Stone shares the dark history of the Bush family from as far back as the Civil War to present day. The connections of Prescott Bush to Hitler, George H.W. Bush's CIA career and alleged association with individuals involved in the JFK assassination, Neil Bush's financial scandal, Jeb's involvement with a Florida company that was operating as a Ponzi scheme, the questionable Clinton Bush Haiti Fund, and the curiously close friendship between the Bush and Clinton families.

On this episode, author and Wisconsin prosecutor, Michael Griesbach joins Jim Paris Live to discuss the Steven Avery case. Griesbach's book details the case made famous by the Netflix documentary Making A Murderer. The author takes to task the original prosecutor and law enforcement in the 1985 case, the wrongful conviction, and Avery's undeserved 18 years in prison. Notwithstanding his belief in the innocence of Avery in the 1985 case, Griesbach details the mountain of evidence that convinced him of the guilt of Avery in the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach. A story that has captured the imagination of true crime readers worldwide - The Innocent Killer.

On this episode Jim shares why he believes that the death of Antonin Scalia and the next Supreme Court appointment may be the most significant event in U.S. history in decades. In the wake of a $112 million dollar FTC judgment, infomercial guru John Beck has disappeared. Martin Shkreli says he was scammed out of $15 million in Bitcoin, child music star Aaron Carter goes public about his recent bankruptcy and his plans to rebuild his life, and another TV preacher comes out in support of Donald Trump.

On this episode Jim discusses the current controversy surrounding The Wounded Warriors Project and why a charity watchdog has put them on a watch list. Will front-runners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump pull off wins in Iowa? Why more and more reports suggest that an indictment of Hillary Clinton is imminent? What city is the atheist capital of America? Facebook stock hits record high as the social media giant rolls out new live video option. Bill Maher and Charlie Sheen highlight a doctor that claims he has a bizarre cure for HIV/AIDS, and a new Craigslist scam rolling out nationwide.