He believes that Bill Gates's public confession regarding his past affairs and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is an insincere and manipulative justification for his actions.

“a sincere apology requires taking full ownership of your actions without using butt or excuses or telling people you did something but it wasn't elicit. Okay? Justifications invalidate the apology.”

Jimmy Dore views Bill Gates as a person motivated by greed who is testifying before Congress to help facilitate a cover-up regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

“Not to my knowledge. And if they are, we'll never see it because Bill Gates told the truth. He's there to help them cover it up because their job is to cover it up. And he I think he's going to do a good job of helping them cover it up.”

He expresses confusion over why Bill Gates would publicly apologize and confess to infidelity when he could have simply remained silent.

“And for him to be who he is, he could just shut the hell up and it would go away. This wouldn't even be a story.”