We were speaking earlier in the show to Rob Breakenridge about the new Canadian National anthem. But one person who is already pretty bitter? Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer.

And the Olympics don’t officially begin until Friday, but many Team Canada members have arrived in South Korea and are preparing for competition.

Jackie Wallace - From NFL star and New Orleans football legend, who appeared in two Superbowls to homeless. We speak to the reporter who got to know Jackie, and is hoping he will soon be found.

Guest: Ted Jackson - Retired staff photographer for NOLA.com

The Dow Jones industrial average plunged 1,175 points today, 4.6 percent of its value following a volatile day in the market. At one point the Dow was down 1600 points on concerns of inflation and interest rate hikes.

Meanwhile, closer to home...The Prime Minister’s Office has set up a small team to handle harassment complaints from political staffers working for cabinet ministers. Eleanore Catenaro, a spokeswoman for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, says the two senior aides on the team respond to questions and complaints from ministerial staffers – including those in the PMO – regarding sexual harassment and other inappropriate workplace behaviour.

And sad news out of Colorado Springs, tonight with one police officer dead, and three others injured after a shooting involving a stolen vehicle.

On Friday, just as our show was starting, the story broke from Maclean’s Stephen Maher on the “explosive Conservative Party fight over Rick Dykstra.” He discovered Dykstra was allowed to remain as the MP candidate for St. Catharines even though Conservative party members voiced their concern over sexual assault allegations against him.

What do these new revelations mean for the Conservative party, and the Me Too movement on parliament hill?

Guest: Stephen Maher - Reporter, Maclean’s

While recreational marijuana in Canada is on track to be legalized in July 2018, there’s a real mix of approaches across the country when it comes to regulating and selling it.

Guest: Dr. Laurent Marcoux - President, Canadian Medical Association

We’re going to start off Three Things with two bizarre things said by two big politicians. We’ll start local, with a video that’s gone viral of Justin Trudeau at one of his latest townhalls.

And moving to a Donald Trump quote from today...here’s part of a speech he gave at a factory in Cincinnati this afternoon, where he touched on Democrats who did not give his State of the Union address a standing ovation.

And if you’re a woman listening to this who has ever thought…”I just wish someone made chips for ladies so we too could enjoy deep fried potatoes” stress no more. The Lady Dorito is on the way!

A former cabinet minister has been picked as the next leader of the B-C Liberals. Andrew Wilkinson won the race this weekend and promised in his acceptance speech to bring the party together. What’s next for the BC Liberals...and why is Wilkinson hell bent on stopping electoral reform?

Guest: Andrew Wilkinson - Leader, BC Liberal Party

Charles Adler Tonight - Full Show - February 5, 2018