Today ... President Trump will sign the bill to make the Epstein files public. Do you trust that the people will get the whole truth? Have they been manipulated before being released? Listen to the discussion in this episode.

Also: Prime Minister Carney blows off his "committment" to Elizabeth May, the Immigration Minister blows off a question about immigrants taking up space in our healthcare system.

And ... Ontario is considering a proposal that would see convicted drunk drivers pay child support for life, if they kill a parent or guardian. This is a great topic to discuss. hear some of the pros and cons in this episode.

Yesterday the Liberal's passed their first budget under PM Mark Carney. In this episode, hear why the Conservatives planned to let the budget pass and never intended to cause an election over this budget.

Also: Ontario Premier Doug Ford holds a news conference to talk about how many companies he says want to invest in Ontario. He also talks about the sex offender registry.

Also: President Trump explains why he resisted releasing the Epstein files.

Tomorrow: Don't miss tomorrow and Thursday's episode. It will have some great information about 3I/Atlas, which is in space but heading for Earth.

On this episode:

• Is Trump finally ready to release the Epstein files and do you think he is in them?
• Today parliament votes on the federal budget.
• The interm Parliamentary Budget Officer weighs in on the budget.
• PM Carney gets boo'd badly at the Grey Cup.
• CSIS talks about threats to Canada

This is a Listener DM's episode featuring Ana Almeida, reading the messages. Topics covered include our Canadian healthcare system, the education system and school vouchers, Lab Grown Meat, the Liberal budget, Bias in the mainstream media, and lots more.

On this episode, Pierre Poilievre answers media questions about the Conservative MP who crossed the floor to the Liberals. Hear Poilievre call out the media bias for covering this story non-stop, but covering Mark carney's costly and unpopular budget very little.

Also: The Foreign Affairs Minister met with Marco Rubio but did not discuss trade talks between Canada and the USA?

And Ontario Premier Doug Ford explains why certain school boards have been placed in government control.

Tomorrow is a listener DM's episode. Hit that subscribe button.

This episode covers a bunch of topics including the budget, media bias, household finances, and lots more. You will hear from the federal Finance Minister, the Foreign Affairs Minister, President Trump, Joe Rogan, and lots more.

This is an express episode. It's just over 30 minutes, and mainly about the Prime Minister's 'Buy Canadian" plan. Is this the best idea? Will Canadians end up paying more? Press play and hear the pros and cons to this idea.

Also: The BBC apologizes for editting a clip of President Trump that strongly implied he said something that he did not say. hear the audio in this episode.

In this episode, hear Prime Minister Carney explaining his budget. He talks about saving and spending, but how can those things co-exist?

Also: hear from various leaders attending the COPP summit in Brazil. The environmentalists had to cut down a lot of trees to hold this meeting.

Also: hear more about the personal side of Pierre Poilievre. He talks about his family and life at home.

And finally ... The newest Liberal MP: Chris D'Entremont is in damage control mode, trying to explain why he betrayed his constituents.

Ana is off today so it's a full episode of Solo Scott, reading listener DM's. Many of this week's messages are about the budget and the economy. Also included are messages about: Buffalo, NY, 3I Atlas. Education, and more.

Today: Mark Carney hits the road to try and explain his budget. However, the Bank of Canada disagrees with Carney's assessment of where Canada is at. Also: budget reaction from the union that represents federal employees.

You will also hear from the MP who crossed the floor to the Liberal party along with theories about why he did it.

And: Ontario Premier Doug Ford continues to double-down on making trade negotiations with America even harder.