The Rachel Parker Show

Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Alberta director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Kris Sims, to break down the Conservative’s rebrand.

Kris explains why Canadians don’t know where all their foreign aid is going — and some of the craziest projects the federal government has spent your money on.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Rebel News CEO Ezra Levant who explains what U.S. President Donald Trump wants from Canada and how Alberta must leverage its ethical oil.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Canadian YouTuber Viva Frei to break down the latest in the tariff crisis with the U.S. Frei explains that Canadian politicians played into U.S. president Donald Trump’s plan, creating the crisis.

Frei explains what Canadian politicians should be done instead — and he breaks down who handled the crisis best.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by political strategist Hamish Marshall to break down the latest in the Liberal leadership race. The two discuss the impact of one candidate who is calling for the deportation of illegal migrants.

Later, economist Jack Mintz joins the show to discuss the impact of tarrifs on the Canadian economy.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Dr. Gary Davidson the author of Alberta’s pandemic response report.

Rachel asks Davidson about his recommendations and what will happen to those who are vaccine injured.

The two also discuss how the pandemic has highlighted the need for informed consent in all areas of medical treatment.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by David Knight Legg, a former special advisor to Premier Jason Kenney, who explains how Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is being received by the new Trump administration. Legg says Smith’s efforts to engage the Americans have been successful while the federal government has been noticeably absent from negotiation efforts this week.

Later on the show, Rachel is joined by Alberta’s mental health and addictions minister who has an update on Alberta’s recovery model.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Shaun Newman of the Shaun Newman Podcast. Shaun breaks down Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s trip to Washington, D.C. and how she’s doing representing Alberta’s interests on a global stage.

Also on the show, Rachel and Shaun speculate about the next federal election and discuss whether the looming trade war has caused a rise in Western alienation.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Coutts trio member Alex Van Herk, who is speaking out after his friends were jailed for their role in the Coutts border blockade.

Marco Van Huigenbos was sentenced to four months in jail on Friday. George Janzen received a three-month conditional sentence, which is to be served in the community.

Van Herk explains why he was not yet sentenced and discusses the lasting impact of the freedom movement.

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Today on the Rachel Parker show, Rachel is joined by Jarryd Jäger, a reporter who uncovered that an extremist group is set to host its annual Khilafah (Caliphate) Conference in Ontario. The grouo, Hizb ut-Tahrir, said the theme of the conference is “eliminating the obstacles that are delaying [the] return” of an Islamic caliphate.

Later on the show, Rachel is joined by Sylvain Charlebois, also known as the food professor, who breaks down the latest in food price trends. He also has some positive updates about the impact of prorogation on Canadian farmers.

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Today on the Rachel Parker Show, Rachel is joined by Toronto Sun journalist Brian Lilley who explores the implications of Justin Trudeau’s decision to prorogue Parliament. Lilley explains that it leaves Canada without a negotiator under the looming threat of U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Lilley also expresses concern that the Liberal Party of Canada’s leadership race is likely to be subject to foreign interference. And, due to Liberal party rules, non-citizens can vote in the contest that will also choose the next Canadian prime minister.

Finally, Rachel responds to the best and worst clips of the Trudeau resignation.

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