Phil Harriman has served in Augusta, and is the founder of WGAN’s Saturday show “Inside Maine.” Every week he joins the WGAN Morning News in-studio to discuss his latest take on the current state of politics in the state, the country, and around the world.

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Matt Gagnon discusses the recent Canadian election, highlighting the Liberal Party's projected win of 172 seats, just shy of the required 174. He contrasts this with the Conservatives' 140 seats and criticizes Donald Trump for his actions that allegedly swayed the election in favor of the Liberals. Gagnon argues that Trump's "51st state" rhetoric and trade war tactics antagonized Canadians, leading to a significant shift in public sentiment. He believes a Conservative victory was likely before Trump's interference and criticizes the U.S. President's approach as unnecessary and counterproductive.

Danny shared his experience at the Maine Medical Center, where he had a colonoscopy. He praised Dr. Roberts and humorously recounted his mistake of almost drinking purple Gatorade instead of clear fluids. He noted that his colonoscopy schedule is every five years, consistent with general recommendations. Danny was unusually awake during the procedure, which he found mildly sedated. The group discussed the importance of prostate and colon health, with upcoming appointments scheduled. They also appreciated a listener, Scott from Old Orchard Beach, for his generous gift of homemade cheesecake.

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