Marc Patrone speaks to Writer Kristinn Taylor examines the military building up in DC. Frank Vaughan on the pushback against lockdowns. Mike Duffy reports from the Ottawa bubble and Derek Fildebrandt on the Alberta implosion of the Kenney Gov't

Marc Patrone speaks to Ex-PC MPP Roman Baber is on the show after opposing his own government’s lockdown policy. Anthony Furey and Randy Hillier on the lockdowns. Georgeanne Burke from Florida on the US political circus.

Todd Veinotte joins Marc as Academics whip up fear of ‘right wing’ extremism. Is it pretext to attack free speech? Survivalist Ian Jones on how to getting out of cities as governments ramp up tyranny. John Mykytyshyn on how Erin O’Toole is getting shamed for emailing comments to The Rebel.

Marc Patrone is joined by Jocelyn Bamford is relieved as Ford stops short of locking down manufacturing. UFO expert William Pullin on declassified documents. Peter Downing on getting Alberta out of Canada.

Tom Korski joins Marc to chat about how the federal government is finally admitting the carbon tax is costing us money. Mike Duffy on election talk and graham Elson with London Calling and lockdown talk from the UK.

Jocelyn Bamford joins Marc to talk lockdowns, Frank Vaughan on the big tech crackdown and attack on free speech. Parker Gallant on how the green new deal might impact Canada.

Dan Mcteague joins Marc with his take on economic blowback on food prices from the latest devastating carbon tax increase. Barbara Kay on trans people ruining women’s sports. PC MPP Kaleed Rasheed on the vaccine rollout and lockdowns.

Georgeanne Burke responds to the Capital building riot and breach. Dan McTeague tackles the federal government’s failed climate change policies.

Marc Patrone speaks to Georgeanne Burke on the US election turmoil. Kate Harrison on the politicians saying one thing, doing another travelling abroad during the pandemic. Chris Elston on hormone blockers for kids and devastating consequences they can have

Marc Patrone speaks to Jocelyn Bamford about Politicians sneaking away on vacation while the nation is under a lockdown. Did Erin Otoole do that? Clinton Desveaux says it’s possible. Mike Duffy from Ottawa joins to discuss this matter.