U.S. Army Special forces Sgt. Layne Morris and wounded Canadian Major Mark Campbell exchange thoughts about Tabitha Speer, widow of US Army medic Chris Speer and Layne Morris failing in Ontario court to freeze the $10.5 million awarded to convicted terrorist Omar Khadr  by PM Justin Trudeau.

Meanwhile the Trudeau government is vigorously defending itself in the Equitas lawsuit brought by Canadian military veterans who fought in Afghanistan and argue Ottawa is denying them pensions and benefits.

 Guest: Sgt. Layne Morris. US Special Forces. Blinded by Omar Khadr’s thrown grenade.

 Guest: Major Mark Campbell  PPCLI officer who lost both legs and suffered head trauma in a Taliban IED ambush.

Guest: Brian McKenna, Warrant Officer.

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Colin Perkel)

Should the family of Thomas Hall sue the Canadian government for a lack of action and a lack of protection for Mr. Hall's Charter rights while he was being held and tortured and then eventually beheaded.

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Photo: (Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press via AP, File)

Hilary Morden is a chronic pain patient who received a letter from her physician a year ago, informing that she would no longer be allowed to receive her pain medication. Morden hired a prominent BC law firm to represent her in a lawsuit against the BC College of Physicians and Surgeons.  

Guests:  Hilary Morden and Mike Morden.

Photo: (Glenn Koenig/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images/File)

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Yesterday a cousin of Robert Hall sent an email writing she had to cut short her shopping and go home and cry because of the disparity between how Justin Trudeau stood by Omar Khadr, while completely ignoring the families of Robert Hall and John Ridsdel. Both Canadian men were kidnapped, tortured and beheaded by the ISIS-affiliated Philippine terror group Abu Sayyaf one year ago. If Khadr deserves $10.5 million for his 'suffering,' what do the families of Mr. Hall and Mr. Ridsdell deserve? An apology from Justin Trudeau?

Guests:   Bonice Thomas (sister to Robert Hall) and Gord Bibby (cousin to Robert Hall).

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Charlie Gard is the 11 month old U.K. baby making international headlines. Charlie suffers from mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome. He suffers from brain damage, seizures, paralysis, failing kidneys, unable to breathe without a ventilator and other issues.

Doctors at the hospital where Charlie is being kept alive want to disconnect life support. The UK Supreme Court and European Court of Human Rights are onside with that decision. The Pope and Donald Trump have intervened and offered medical help.

Guest:  Dr. Arthur Caplan. Founding head of Division of Bioethics at New York University Langone Medical Center in NYC. Column: Charlie Gard will likely die soon. Let's learn from the battle." 
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When opioid medications are without any valid reason withheld from a chronic pain patient living in daily agony, it is feared the result increasingly will be suicide.

Guests: Tammi and Niki Hale.  Their 53 year old husband/father Doug committed suicide after a horrific experience with the health care system in the U.S. cutting him off previously prescribed opioid medication.
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We've been following the case of RCMP civilian employee Atoya Montague who was named by federal Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale as one of the women within the RCMP who have been subjected to sexual harassment/abuse. Atoya's related court case has repeatedly been delayed and she is now virtually bankrupt as she battles the RCMP's decision to fire her. Atoya Montague's psychiatrist diagnosed her with PTSD related to sexual harassment.

Guests: Atoya Montague and Dr. Gregg Passey

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We've been following the case of RCMP civilian employee Atoya Montague who was named by federal Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale as one of the women within the RCMP who have been subjected to sexual harassment/abuse. Atoya's related court case has repeatedly been delayed and she is now virtually bankrupt as she battles the RCMP's decision to fire her. Atoya Montague's psychiatrist diagnosed her with PTSD related to sexual harassment.

Guests: Atoya Montague and Dr. Gregg Passey    

Photo: (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck)

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When opioid medications are without any valid reason withheld from a chronic pain patient living in daily agony, it is feared the result increasingly will be suicide.

Guests: Tammi and Niki Hale.  Their 53 year old husband/father Doug committed suicide after a horrific experience with the health care system in the U.S. cutting him off previously prescribed opioid medication.

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