Brian Lilley Podcast

Matthew Schrier was 45 minutes from escaping Syria when he was taken hostage by Al Qaida. The freelance photographer who had gone to the war torn country to document the fighting went through torture, interrogations and robbery including at the hands of Canadians.

It was what he found when he escaped and got back home that has left him shocked.

Among those revelations, items bought with his credit card while he was a hostage were shipped to an address in Montreal. Despite working with the RCMP, those responsible have never been charged. Listen to Matthew's story.

They like to claim that their legislation and policy decisions are based on facts, on evidence and on science. But the gun legislation introduced by Justin Trudeau's Liberals this week is based on emotions and obfuscation.

Veteran researcher Dennis Young has been asking the government for information on the evidence that their gun legislation would keep Canadians safer and found they had nothing.

Justin Trudeau used to say that we had no core values, now he does. Listen as Brian describes how Trudeau has made support for abortion a core of the federal government's grant program for summer jobs and is now hurting charities.

Also on the show, Prof. Charles Burton talks the threat that Chinese companies pose to Canadian technology like your cellphone.

Vivian Krause explains why American foundations and billionaires are interfering in our politics.

And Brian goes over how Facebook works and explains that this was never an issue when Obama was using far more personal data.

BTN Bites - Poll shows Liberals would be wiped out west of Quebec by Brian Lilley

Days after warning young voters to cast ballot or old white people will determine the election, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne offered voters everything under the sun in a desperate throne speech.

As Wynne, and her foreign funded allies like Leadnow, ruin Ontario, a new poll shows that the province and most of the country are turning their backs on Justin Trudeau. The Angus Reid Institute poll shows millennial voters fleeing Trudeau's Liberals. If an election were held today, the Conservatives would win a majority.

And a preview of the gun legislation with a suburban mother and grandmother who loves shooting at the range and doesn't want the new legislation to punish her.

In stunning remarks that she likely thought were funny and light-hearted, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne told a group of students at Toronto's Humber College that she wanted them to vote, even warned them to vote or old white people would decide the election.

Listen for yourself.

A man that wants to be the Prime Minister of Canada has a history of attending rallies that glorify Sikh terrorists that have used violence for their political goals.

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh has refused to denounce people like Talwinder Singh Parmar, the mastermind behind the Air India bombing. Now Singh is changing his tune but Ujjal Dosanjh, who has fought Sikh extremists in British Columbia says he still has questions.

How bad was CBC's attack on the Mounties and the facts? Quite bad. John Gormley, radio host at CKOM and CJME in Saskatchewan joins Brian Lilley to discuss and to show in detail how CBC got it so wrong.

Justin Trudeau insulted another ally, this time Belgium. After Rideau Hall welcomed the Belgian royal family with a German flag, did I mention they are on a tour to thank Canada for liberating them from the Germans 100 years ago, Trudeau left town. Why? Listen and be shocked.

James Wallace. VP at Sun papers, on Wynne's lies. Prof. Elliott Tepper on the return of the cold war with Russia. Tony Clement on why the Liberals can't find savings. And an update on CBC's race baiting from their "investigative" reporting unit.

Brian shows that he is right on yet another election unlike the smartypants set that keep getting things wrong like Brexit, Trump, Ford and more. Speaking of Ford, Doug joins Brian to discuss his leadership win, what he wants to do going forward. Radio host John Gormley joins the show to explain what he learned about a CBC Fake News report driven by a race theme. Jim Karaholios, the man behind Axe the Carbon Tax, on what he did to change the Ontario PC Party. Plus your calls and Brian's thought on lectures at universities against whiteness.