Hamilton Today with Scott Thompson

The new revised laws on drinking and driving could allow police to demand breath samples from patrons in bars, restaurants or even in your home. If you deny, you could be arrested, and face other consequences.

Guest - Sean O’Shea, Consumer Reporter, Global News. 

The Coastal GasLink pipeline has been facing protests from the hereditary chiefs of the Wet’suwet’en Nation, but it could also face a federal regulatory review as well.

Guest - Dan McTeague. Former Liberal MP and Consumer Affairs Critic, Analyst, gasbuddy.com 

Shutdown talks shutdown once again, after Donald Trump walked out of a negotiation meeting. In a tweet, he says “I said bye-bye”. The government is at the 20th day of this shutdown. How will the voters react to this?

Guest - Molly Reynolds, senior fellow here in Governance Studies, Brookings Institute

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

Last night the US President addressed the nation via a primetime address to discuss the issue of the border wall and immigration. Did it fall flat? Is going to hurt him in the long run?

Guest - Ryan Hurl, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, University of Toronto.

The President of Unifor and GM met yesterday to try and determine what to do with the Oshawa plant. In the end, GM decided to stick with it’s plans to shutter the Oshawa assembly plant.

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

Facebook is reviewing comments that were made on the Canadian Yellow Vests page in regards to comments which wish and encourage the death of Prime Minister Trudeau. A moderator for the group says that they “do not tolerate this kind of talk and it will be dealt with”.

Guest - David Harris, Insignis Strategic Group. Terrorism expert