Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

The Mueller report has been released and the four page summary says that there was no collusion between the Trump campaign and the Russians, however it ‘does not exonerate him’. What does this mean and what’s the latest on this? 

Guest - Brian J. Karem. Executive Editor - Sentinel Newspapers/ WH reporter for Playboy/ Political analyst at @CNN

Will the results of the report further split the US?

Guest - Ryan Hurl, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto. (Expertise: American political development and thought, Constitutional Law)

The Brexit debacle continues in Britain, and MPs are expected to vote on alternatives to the Prime Minister’s Brexit deal. 

Guest - Adam Pankratz, UBC Sauder School of Business

First, vinyls made a comeback. Now, cassettes are returning to the mainstream.

Guest - Eric Alper, Publicist I Music Commentator I Content Creator I Shameless Idealist

Check out this interview and more on the Scott Thompson Show Podcast

This has been a wild week in Canadian Politics. From a 24+ hour marathon voting
session to the budget, to the explosive Jane Philpott interview, how does this all affect the current federal government and opposition?

Guest - Duff Conacher, Cofounder of Democracy Watch, adjunct professor at University of Ottawa

The US President has made quite a few headlines for himself this week for multiple
reasons, but some of the biggest ones seem to be because of his feud with Kellyanne Conway’s husband, his feud with the late John McCain, and now for his son—in-laws use of What’sApp for work purposes.

Guest - Reggie Cecchini, Washington Producer and Correspondent with Global News based in Washington DC

The Ontario PC party will be winding down the Liberal Fair Hydro Plan . They say that the act – The Fixing the Hydro Mess act- will upload local electricity conservation programs to the corporation that manages the system and will over haul the energy sector watchdog. How will this act affect the everyday Ontarian?

Guest - Parker Gallant, Vice President of Wind Concerns Ontario

The group that represents Chinese importers says that they’re unwilling to purchase
canola from Canada at the moment. There is speculation that this is to send a political message. How badly will this affect Canada?

Guest - Marvin Ryder. Business Professor, DeGroote School of Business, McMaster University