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This past weekend, our favourite Silent Date Couple did a trip to Minnesota to attend a wedding. This is part 1 of the story. Silent Date Guy did not pack his carry-on appropriately and that lead to an encouter with airport security.
This is part 1. Hit subscribe and don't miss tomorrow's update.
This is the weekly Listener DM special. Today's listener questions cover a lot of topics including:
Also included in this episode: What is Scott Smoking? This is a semi-regular feature where Scott reviews different cannabis strains.
In this episode hear the controversial monologue from Jimmy Kimmel that lead to his show being suspended from ABC, along with some thoughts on why that happened. Also included are highlights from yesterday at the House of Commons, a Q & A with the Parliamentary Budget Officer, and Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem's announcement that interest rates are only going down 1/4 of a point.
Today you will hear the audio from Toronto Air Traffic Control, talking to the pilot who's small plane crash landed on Monday night. Also hear from Ontario Premier Doug Ford claiming mayors ackowledge to him privately that Speed Enforcement Cameras are just a cash grab.
Also in this episode: The federal Finance Minister pushes the budget back to November, Scott asks a common-sense question about temporary foreign workers, Interest rates dropped but not enough, Tucker Carleson talks about Charlie Kirk's issues with the Israeli government, and FBI Director Kash Patel gets into a heated exchange with Congressional leaders in Washington.
Today's episode includes lots of highlights from the first day of the new session of Parliament. It was a professional tone from Prime Minister Carney and Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre that gets top marks from Scott.
You will also hear Vaughan Mayor Steven DelDuca talk about why he is eliminating speed enforcement cameras in his city. This podcast has an open invitation to any Ontario mayor who wants to promote these cameras to come on and debate Scott Fox about whether they are about safety or a cash grab.
The final section of this episode is dedicated to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Hear the latest on the investigation from FBI Director Kash Patel and hear from President Trump and VP Vance on the ideological divide and which side the violence is coming from.
To start off the week, it's the latest on SIlent Date Guy.
In part 2 of this episode, hear Prime Minister Carney outline his plan to build more homes in Canada.
A full episode is coming tomorrow with highlights of day 1 from the new session of Parliament.
It's Listener DM's Friday. Topics covered today include:
Monday will have a Silent Date Update.
This is not a typical episode. It is candid, raw, and emotional. It's all about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Hear from Charlie himself, President Trump, Jasmine Laine, Glenn Beck, and numerous other voices talking about this tragedy and the state of civil discourse in our democracy.
Warning: This episode contains strong language from some of the commentators.
Regular episodes return tomorrow.
Rest in Peace Charlie.
On this episode, Ontario Premier Doug Ford slams speed enforcement cameras as nothing more than a cash grab. Hear his comments, along with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow who tries to justify keeping the cameras.
Other topics include Pierre Poilievre's housing plan, Football legend Doug Flutie talks about Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, and a change in America that restricts TV ads for prescription drugs.
Please listen until the end for details on a big golf tournament happening this weekend. It's the Burlington Dad's golf tournament and it comes with lots of perks. Jamie Kozub joined Scott & Ana to discuss the tournament and where the money goes.
Link to register: Burlington Dad's 5th Annual Golf Tournament
This episode begins with a listener DM about Autism funding. Scott proposes a change to how Autism funding is provided in Canada and calls for more Educational Assistants in the classroom.
This episode includes audio from Prime Minister Mark carney's latest funding announcement that promises over $5 billion in relief funding for industries impacted by tariffs. Scott proposes a common-sense way to support those businesses, without minimal chance of corruption and waste.
Tomorrow there will be a Silent Date Update.
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