He’s being called the “unpresidential president” and after Trump’s latest twitter storms over the past few days it’s not hard to see why. But as Kelly McParland asks, “Should a man so incapable of controlling himself in moments of stress be anywhere near the nuclear trigger — even if it isn’t really a button to be pressed, as he claimed in one of his ill-informed tweets just this week?”

Guest: Kelly McParland - Columnist, National Post

Over the past week or so, despite claiming he is a “very stable genius” many are questioning what the heck is going on with Donald Trump. Is he stable? Is he losing his mind? And is it even right to question his mental stability?

Guest: Arthur Caplan - Head of the Division of Medical Ethics at NYU School of Medicine

At yesterday’s Golden Globes, Oprah Winfrey was awarded the Cecil B Demille award for her contributions to the world of entertainment. Her award, and ensuing speech, brought not only a standing ovation at the award show, but headlines this morning that the popular TV host may be considering a run for Presidency in 2020?

Guest: Laura Babcock - TV/Radio Commentator and President of Powergroup Communications

Last Friday, Canada’s World Junior Hockey team took home gold in the tournament’s final in Buffalo. But what made headlines wasn’t our country’s’ win, but the actions of Sweden’s captain Lais Anderssen, who tossed his silver medal over the stands after having it placed around his neck.
Charles thinks it was a blatant show of disrespect, but what does everyone else have to say?

Guest: Scott Taylor - Editor, Game on Magazine

Sen. Lynn Beyak, who was ousted from the Conservative caucus last week over racist letters she posted to her parliamentary website, is doubling down in defence of her decision to post them and blasting her former leader as “inexperienced” and hampered by “political correctness.”

The fallout from the “Fire and Fury” book release continued over the weekend, with author Michael Wolff speaking to Chuck Todd on Meet the Press.

And as Donald Trump continued to defend himself on Twitter over the weekend from attacks coming from the “Fire and Fury” book release, White House senior adviser Stephen Miller was a guest on CNN’s “State of the Union” - where he had to be actually escorted out by security after a heated interview with Jake Tapper.

As the Winter Olympics are just around the corner, many competing athletes may be lacking sleep due to nerves or training. One Calgary sleep specialist is hoping an online tool can help all elite athletes sleep and perform better.

Guest: Amy Bender - Clinical Program Director of Athletic Services at the Centre for Sleep and Human Performance

The Golden Globes was last night. Before we get to some of Oprah’s fantastic speech, here’s is a list of people (besides Oprah) who walked away winners last night.
Best Motion Picture - Drama - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
Best Motion Picture - Musical/Comedy - Lady Bird
Best Motion Picture - Animated - Coco
Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Drama - Gary Oldman, Darkest Hour
Best Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama - Frances McDormand, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri
Best Screenplay - Martin McDonagh - Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri


And as we’ve mentioned for most of the show, Oprah’s speech while she accepted the Cecil B Demille award was the story of the night. If you haven’t heard it yet - here’s a few minutes.

And ending in maybe the most ridiculous story of the day. The City of Calgary is looking at whether an after-hours, privately-booked, nude swim will go ahead inside a city run pool this weekend.

Last Friday, Canada’s World Junior Hockey team took home gold in the tournament’s final in Buffalo. But what made headlines wasn’t our country’s’ win, but the actions of Sweden’s captain Lais Anderssen, who tossed his silver medal over the stands after having it placed around his neck.

Guest: Theo Fleury - Retired hockey player, gold medalist, Stanley Cup champ