Rachel and the Republic

Today on Rachel and the Republic, Rachel Parker explains that Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is building her own relationship with the U.S. that doesn’t rely on Ottawa. As the Trudeau Liberals flounder with the incoming Trump administration, Alberta will use its oil exports to its advantage.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic with Rachel Parker, Rachel breaks down President-Elect Donald Trump’s picks for his new administration. A number of these have a long history of criticizing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his authoritarian policies.

And of course, it’s no surprise that Trump himself doesn’t like Trudeau and his deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland, who’s now been tapped to lead negotiations on tariffs with the U.S.

What could go wrong?

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Today on Rachel and the Republic, Rachel Parker is joined by True North columnist Sue Ann Levy to break down President-Elect Donald Trump’s victory on Tuesday night.

Parker and Levy break down the media coverage of the historic night - and laugh about the most hilarious meltdowns of the night.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic, Rachel Parker explains that the establishment media is trying to get voters accustomed to waiting days or even weeks for election results.

Rachel also breaks down some of the nefarious voting activity happening in key swing states ahead of the election on Tuesday.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic, Rachel Parker breaks down the latest in the U.S. election cycle.

Rachel takes a look at U.S. Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump campaign and explains why he stands to win as it currently stands.

Rachel also explains why Democratic nominee Kamala Harris’ decision to skip an annual charity dinner was one of the campaign’s biggest gaffes so far.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic with Rachel Parker, Rachel is joined by True North columnist Sue-Ann Levy. The two discuss the Harris campaign’s big blunders in trying to appeal to men including trotting out vice presidential candidate Tim Walz and Harris’ husband. Rachel wonders if the left is appealing to same toxic masculinity it accuses the right of.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic with Rachel Parker, Rachel explains how Republican vice presidential pick J.D. Vance delivered for the Republicans in Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate against Tim Walz.

Vance was cool, calm, and collected and even successfully fact-checked the moderators.

Meanwhile, Walz floundered and appeared unprepared as he delivered one of the most embarrassing moments of the campaign.

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After warning Canadians of the dangers of “importing US-style politics” into Canada, leftist Canadian premiers are now campaigning for Democratic Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris.

“Canadians for Kamala,” a group endorsed by former B.C. premier Christy Clark, former Ontario premier Kathleen Wynne and former Alberta premier Rachel Notley, are searching for Canadians to volunteer their time to canvass for the Harris campaign.

Rachel Parker points out the disastrous records of the former premiers and says perhaps it’s not a bad thing the Democrats take the advice of these failed leftists after all.

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Today on the Rachel and the Republic, Rachel breaks down the latest in the U.S. presidential election. Namely, there was another assassination attempt against former U.S. President Donald Trump. Rachel explains why this keeps happening — and how it connects to last week’s debate.

Speaking of the debate, Trump has once again proved he’s the master of messaging with TikTok users dancing up a storm to some of his most hilarious comments yet.

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Today on Rachel and the Republic, Rachel Parker is joined by Detroit radio host Justin Barclay to break down the 2024 presidential debate between Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

Parker and Barclay analyze the best and worst moments of the night, including the moderators repeated attempt to rebuff Trump while leaving Harris alone.

Barclay explains why he thinks the debate won’t swing moderate voters one way or the other, and says the American public did not find the answers they were looking for due to poor moderating. Finally, Barclay details the latest in discussions about whether there will be a second presidential debate.

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