Andrew asks callers what they think of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's response (or lack thereof) to asylum seekers entering Canada illegally.

(Photo: Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

AM980's Andrew Lawton fills in for Roy Green while he's on vacation.

Comedian and Hollywood legend Jerry Lewis has passed away at the age of 91.

(Photo: Gravitas Ventures/Courtesy Everett Collection)

In the wake of the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, a former neo-Nazi is breaking her silence on the subject of hatred and racism.

Guest: Elizabeth Moore, former neo-Nazi member of the Heritage Front

(Photo: Steve Helber/AP Photo)

The Roy Green Show Podcast

The introduction of the new Tesla 3 has people talking about an EV (electric vehicle) revolution.

Are EVs the way of the future?

Guest: Paul Driessen, senior policy analyst for the Committee For a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT.org) and author of Eco-Imperialism: Green Power, Black Death

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Another police raid has removed fentanyl from the streets of Edmonton.

But what does that have to do with cutting off chronic pain patients from their pain medication?

Guests: Marvin Ross, health writer for Huffington Post Canada, author of "Politicians should stay out of healthcare”

Dr. Lynn Webster, past president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine

Richard Lawhern, PhD. and advocate for chronic pain patients in the U.S. and Canada

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U.S. President Donald Trump fires White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus. Meanwhile, new Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci launched into a wild tirade during a call with a reporter.

What's going on in Washington?

Guest:  Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen polling and former editor of the Washington Times

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11-month-old Charlie Gard's parents have decided to stop fighting doctors, politicians and courts and are allowing Charlie to die of his fatal genetic disease.

Guest: Dr. Arthur Caplan, bioethicist and head of the Division of Medical Ethics at the NYU School of Medicine, author of the column in NY Daily News: “After Charlie Gard, learning tough truths”

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There are numerous cases of the federal government refusing to provide support for members of the Canadian Forces.

Private Leah Greene was a Canadian Forces member who was struggling to keep her life together. She turned to Sergeant Major Barry Westholm for help.

Corporal Lionel Desmond was an Afghanistan veteran battling PTSD and Post-Concussion Syndrome. In January, he took his own life, along with those of his wife, child and mother.

Guest: Sergeant Major Barry Westholm

Cassandra Desmond, Corporal Desmond's sister

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There are numerous cases of the federal government refusing to provide support for members of the Canadian Forces.

Private Leah Greene was a Canadian Forces member who was struggling to keep her life together. She turned to Sergeant Major Barry Westholm for help.

Corporal Lionel Desmond was an Afghanistan veteran battling PTSD and Post Concussion Syndrome. In January, he took his own life, along with those of his wife, child and mother.

Guest: Sergeant Major Barry Westholm
Cassandra Desmond, Corporal Desmond's sister

(Photo: Lars Hagberg/The Canadian Press)

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Roy takes a moment to share an interesting story about Facebook artificial intelligence developing their own version of the English language.

(Photo: Leon Neal/AFP/Getty Images)

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11-month-old Charlie Gard's parents have decided to stop fighting doctors, politicians and courts and are allowing Charlie to die of his fatal genetic disease.

Guest: Dr. Arthur Caplan, bioethicist and head of the Division of Medical Ethics at the NYU School of Medicine, author of the column in NY Daily News: “After Charlie Gard, learning tough truths”

(Photo: REX - Shutterstock)

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