Karlene Nation speaks with John Carpay of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms on vaccines and our civil rights & Aaron Wudrick of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation discusses if politicians should take a pay cut.

Karlene Nation speaks with Spencer Fernando on Justin Trudeau's comment about using the pandemic to do a reset to meet UN goals. Margaret McCuaig Johnston discusses China's ambassador making threats and telling Canadians they should not criticize China & Bill Van Gorder of the Canadian Association of Retired Persons says funds should be invested in home care to keep seniors out of long term care facilities.

Host Karlene Nation speaks with WW2 vet George MacDonell about his must read Quillette article "Celebrating Two Canadian Prisoners Who Took Down an Entire Shipyard". James Rilett of Restaurants Canada & Ryan Mallough of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business on what another possible COVID lockdown means for restaurants and businesses.

Karlene Nation speaks with Aaron Wudrick of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation on Liberal MP Yasmin Ratansi being ousted from caucus after hiring her sister and using public funds to pay her.

Karlene Nation speaks with Ian Lee of the Sprott School of Business on why budgets are so important. Garry Pond, President of the Royal Canadian Legion, on Remembrance Day & sports broadcaster Dana McKiel on his family's involvement in the war.

Karlene Nation speaks with UofT prof Ryan Hurl on the U.S. election cliffhanger & Melissa Matlow of World Animal Protection discusses her work with animal rights.

Karlene Nation speaks with UofT professor Renan Levine about the U.S. presidential election. Ryan Mallough of the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses on which small businesses are doing well and which are getting hammered during lockdown & David Lepofsky of the AODA on the fight against e-scooters.

Karlene Nation speaks with columnist Anthony Furey about Canada's medical officers of health using the COVID-19 pandemic to impose social justice initiatives & MP Michael Barrett talks about how a special House of Commons committee will be created to study the pandemic spending.

Karlene Nation speaks to Donna Heslin about small businesses in Mississauga getting help with digital technologies to reach more online customers & Tony Anscombe discusses how working remotely from home can put you at risk to be targeted by cyber criminals.

Karlene Nation speaks with James Rilett of Restaurants Canada about restaurant restrictions during the second wave of COVID-19. Karlene also discusses the Ford government investing in Brampton hospital beds and Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to the U.S. Supreme Court.