Another White House scandal has erupted involving former FBI director James Comey.

Guest: Michael Graham - Podcast editor for Weekly Standard and Washington Examiner

A Facebook post from a West Kelowna pub has gone viral.
It was all an attempt to get an alleged shoplifter to come in, pay for a stolen can of Palm Bay...and apologize.  Whiski Jack's Pub General Manager Travis McPherson says it all started when a store clerk noticed the can was missing.  They went back through surveillance footage, found the video -- and being a smaller town -- staff were actually able to identify the woman seen in it.

Hangning over Niagara Falls by your teeth is the topic of conversation on today's Big Finish.

Topics on the Show:

-Another White House scandal has erupted involving former FBI director James Comey.

-BC Green Party leader Andrew Weaver says he has formed a negotiating team for “discussions surrounding the terms of support for a potential minority BC NDP or BC Liberal government.”

-A Facebook post from a West Kelowna pub has gone viral. It was all an attempt to get an alleged shoplifter to come in, pay for a stolen can of Palm Bay...and apologize.

The White House has responded to reports that U-S President Donald Trump revealed classified secrets to Russian officials during their White House meeting last week.

U-S President Donald Trump is weighing in on a report from the Washington Post that he shared highly classified information with a Russian official during an Oval Office meeting.

Bell Canada was hacked however they say the hack is not linked to the WannaCry global cyberattack. Regardless, hackers gained access to approximately 1.9 -million active email addresses and 1,700 customer names and active phone numbers.  And a Disney movie is being held random by hackers .

The Liberals will look to make some tweaks to their budget in order to try and gain some support with the Green Party.  The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

Now there is a new way to share an epic picture of your face! Tim Dickert is here with the tech report.

The Vancouver Park Board has voted in favour of banning any new cetaceans into the Vancouver Aquarium.

The proposed amendments would allow current cetaceans Chester, Helen, and Daisy to stay, but future dolphins, whales, or porpoises can no longer be brought into the aquarium, put on display, or used for a performance.

The board voted six to one in favour of the bylaw during a meeting Monday night.

Guest: John Nightingale - President & CEO of Vancouver Aquarium