Scott Fox After 9

Was Shane Gillis's SNL monologue funny or did he cross the line? Scott weighs in on the controversy.

Also today: Pierre Poilievre takes his case for tariff-free trade to CNN, Canada's High Commissioner to India signals changes to immigration policy, and BC Premier David Eby faces criticism over his family's use of $10-a-day childcare.

Plus, Danielle Smith pushes back against media coverage of Alberta separation, James Hetfield and Nikki Sixx have a message for politically outspoken Hollywood celebrities, and Ontario faces questions over millions of dollars in allegedly fraudulent OSAP claims.

It's shaping up to be a busy week in Canadian politics! Advance voting is underway for Alberta's referendum, and Prime Minister Mark Carney addresses Alberta in his Thanksgiving message.

Pierre Poilievre takes aim at the media, questioning why reporters are so focused on him instead of holding the Prime Minister and his government accountable.

South of the border, President Trump calls for an energy ceasefire and elections in Ukraine. Hear what Trump has to say and how Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky responds.

Plus, the latest from the Toronto mayoral race, including the story behind Brad Bradford's unusual name, and a controversy involving government-subsidized childcare that's creating headaches for B.C. Premier David Eby.

It's Listener DMs Friday on Scott Fox After 9! Today, Scott tackles your questions and comments on Canadian politics, municipal elections, voter ID, electric vehicles, school safety and more.

Plus, Prime Minister Mark Carney discusses heat pump subsidies, Pierre Poilievre rejects calls to nationalize Stelco, and a heated parliamentary committee exchange raises questions about the Liberal government's position on biological males competing in women's sports. Liberal MP Adam van Koeverden is pressed for answers.

Today's episode of Scott Fox After 9 is packed with fascinating interviews, political exchanges and some big questions about Canada's future.

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sat down with Fox News for a great conversation about artificial intelligence and the future of work. Bezos believes AI could create so much productivity that businesses may actually struggle to find enough employees. Hear why he's optimistic about what AI could mean for job seekers.

Also today, lawyers for Christa Pike were back in court yesterday and say she is now conscious. Scott has the latest developments.

In Ottawa, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre squared off in Question Period over the rising cost of living. When Poilievre challenged the Liberals' record, Carney responded by pointing out that he had only recently become Prime Minister. You'll hear the exchange.

Plus, Canada's Justice Minister addresses the future of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for people whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness, and Scott examines the government's position alongside a Conservative bill on the issue.

In Quebec, the newly elected Parti Québécois government is already raising questions about tradition and the monarchy. Will the new Premier refuse to swear allegiance to the King? Hear what he had to say about the Lieutenant Governor and his upcoming swearing-in ceremony.

And finally, more highlights from last night's Toronto Mayoral Debate. Scott has a question for Olivia Chow supporters: What has Mayor Chow done to deserve another four years in office? We'd love to hear your answers.

COMING TOMORROW: Listener DMs Friday! Send Scott your questions, comments and opinions for tomorrow's episode.

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The Toronto mayoral race takes centre stage on this episode. Hear highlights from last night's heated debate between Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford. Scott has a simple message heading into this fall's municipal elections: "This Fall. Fire Them All."

Also today: disturbing new details in the Tumbler Ridge school shooting investigation. U.S. authorities have charged a Washington state resident with conspiracy to murder, alleging the accused provided the shooter with advice, money and technical assistance before the attack. Scott argues it's time to put police officers or trained security personnel in every school.

Plus, Canada's new Foreign Influence Transparency Registry is facing questions after receiving only about 30 submissions so far, Ottawa wants to turn its Defence Investment Agency into a new Crown corporation, Gavin McKenna speaks after scoring his first NHL goal, and Gene Simmons has some advice for Hollywood: keep your political opinions to yourself.

Quebec has elected a separatist Parti Québécois government. What could that mean for Canadian unity? Hear Prime Minister Mark Carney respond to the election results.

Then, Pierre Poilievre and Carney clash in Question Period over Canadian steelworkers losing their jobs while Chinese steel is being used in LNG Canada Phase 2.

Plus, Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree faces tough questions about Canada's security screening after a Canadian NATO intern was accused of espionage — and about the scale of money laundering in Canada.

Also today: President Trump's latest comments on Canada, David Eby faces questions about his proposed millionaire tax, and the BC Conservatives raise concerns about the state of health care.

A new poll paints a troubling picture of Canadians' finances, while Scott looks at who is actually benefiting from Canada's EV rebates. Plus, despite Ottawa's push to "Buy Canadian," billions of dollars in federal contracts are still going to companies outside Canada.

Also today: former Liberal Party president Stephen LeDrew raises questions about Mark Carney's leadership, and there's an update from the B.C. election campaign as David Eby proposes higher taxes on people earning more than $1 million a year.

In the U.S., Bernie Sanders talks immigration, Florida moves toward major property-tax relief, Christa Pike's lawyer calls for her death sentence to be commuted following her failed execution, and Robert De Niro and Mark Ruffalo unload on the Trump administration at a voting rally. Plus, hear some of President Trump's latest comments from the campaign trail.

It's Listener DM Friday on Scott Fox After 9, with a packed episode.

Scott has lots of new audio surrounding the Cornell sexual assault investigation, plus highlights from the Mississauga mayoral debate featuring Bonnie Crombie and Carolyn Parrish.

Also today: Prime Minister Mark Carney designates the Pacific Link pipeline a project of national interest, the PBO releases its latest eye-popping cost estimates for Alto high-speed rail, and there's an update on the viral "silent date" couple.

Plus, your Listener DMs on jobs, government spending, Canada's future, OSAP, politics and more.

Today on Scott Fox After 9: The attempted execution of Christa Pike went terribly wrong. Hear from two media witnesses who describe what they saw and heard inside the execution chamber.

Scott also digs into immigration after Prime Minister Mark Carney floated the possibility of eventually increasing immigration levels again. Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel Garner says the numbers need to come down and argues Canada should only welcome as many newcomers as housing, health care and other public services can absorb.

Plus, President Trump announces a major U.S. investment package involving South Korea, and Scott weighs in on two contentious issues in Congress: voter ID and banning stock trading by members of Congress.

Today on Scott Fox After 9: Scott breaks down the Cornell sexual assault case that has sparked a national conversation as investigators take another look at allegations dating back to 2024.

Also today, Prime Minister Mark Carney faces questions about the Stelco layoffs in Hamilton and the status of Canada-U.S. trade negotiations. Pierre Poilievre delivers a passionate speech on Canadian unity in Alberta, and Scott introduces you to Ontario Liberal leadership candidate Eric Lombardi.

Plus, a collection of other news stories Scott thinks Canadians should be following.