Karlene Nation speaks to Margaret McCuaig-Johnston about the U.S. blocking key exports from China's Xinjiang region due to allegations of forced labour. Should Canada do the same? And Beverly Bain speaks about scholars across Canadian universities protesting anti-Black racism and police killings of Black people in the U.S. & Canada.

Karlene Nation speaks to Carlo Ricci of the Ontario Federation of Teaching Parents about alternative education and homeschooling children. Professor Derek Allison of the Fraser Institute talks about his recent study about school choice in Ontario.

Karlene Nation speaks to Deputy Chief Marc Andrews of Peel Police about how police should handle mental health calls, how defunding the police will affect policing, gun & gang crimes on the rise & more.

Karlene Nation speaks to UofT Associate Professor Renan Levine about Kamala Harris being selected to be Joe Biden's Vice Presidential running mate. Doctor Jeff Farber of the University of Guelph talks the recall of U.S. grown onions over salmonella contamination & MP
Garnett Genuis says Canadian universities must be banned from having any ties or connections to China's military.

Karlene Nation speaks to a powerful roster of guests including Blacklock's reporter Tom Korski about the Trudeau government handing out sole sourced contracts. Ena Chadha of the Ontario Human Rights Commission talks about a report that indicates a disproportionately high number of Black people are being charged and arrested. Jay Cameron of the Justice Centre speaks about the case of the man hurling verbal abuse at Minister McKenna & Aaron Wudrick is calling on the Liberal, Conservative and NDP governments to pay back the wage subsidy they received due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Karlene Nation talks about the Lebanese government resigning, Pierre Poilievre critisizing the federal government’s handling of the rent subsidy program & Wendy Cukier from the Diversity Institute at Ryerson University also joins the show to speak about how Black & racialized people are under-represented on corporate boards.

Karlene Nation speaks to digital journalist Stephen Taylor about how badly things went for the Kielburger brothers during their WE scandal testimony and what impact this will have on PM Trudeau. Justin Trottier of the Canadian Centre for Men and Families also joins the show to talk about the importance of men's rights centers.

Karlene Nation speaks to Cordelia Sharpe who has been waiting to find out when she can get surgery to remove a mass growing in her abdomen. Cordelia is one of the thousands of Ontarians waiting for emergency surgery, delayed by COVID-19 & the Kielburgers testify on the WE Charity contract.

Karlene Nation speaks with Mississauga Councillor Dipika Damerla about her motion that calls for reducing police involvement in mental health calls & Michael Taube talks about how Justin Trudeau has survived multiple scandals, ethics violations and allegations of corruption, and still refuses to resign.

Media Nation is joined by Jason Clemens of The Fraser Institute to chat about how 1 million young people collecting the Canada Emergency Response Benefit don't actually need the money because their families are well off. Karlene Nation is then joined by Mohamad Fakih of Paramount Fine Foods to discuss how some restaurants are finding creative ways to serve their customers during the Covid-19 pandemic.