The Roy Green Show Podcast

Despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s insistence that he will impose a federal carbon tax on all provinces, a growing firewall of opposition from premiers continues to build.  This week, Ontario Premier Doug Ford met with Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta UCP leader Jason Kenney, with all three welcoming Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister dropping Manitoba's planned carbon tax.

Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has declared his province is dropping its planned carbon tax, blaming Justin Trudeau’s lack of respect for the provinces. Meanwhile, Trudeau insists his government will impose a federal carbon tax, despite provincial resistance. And Australia introduced a national carbon tax but rescinded it after two years, declaring it was damaging the country's economy and the well-being of Australian families.  Australian MP Brad Battin joined us last May to explain why the carbon tax in Australia was a complete flop. 

Judge Brett Kavanaugh was confirmed to the United States Supreme Court today after a great deal of turmoil. How have the American people reacting to the drama and conflict surrounding Donald Trump's second appointee to the U.S. Supreme Court?

Last Sunday Scott Newark revealed that he has found that convicted murderer Terri-Lynne McClintic would be eligible for parole in 6 years, not 16. Scott returns to the show to explain why it is that McClntic could be paroled in the very near future.

The Islamic Circle of North America is hosting a weekend conference in Toronto called “Carry the Light.” Speakers at the event include Lord Nazir Ahmed, who was suspended from the British House of Lords on allegations that he blamed a Jewish Conspiracy for his imprisonment for dangerous driving, and Imam Siraj Wahhaj, who was identified as an unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

Guests:

Scott Moe, Premier, Saskatchewan

Brian Pallister, Premier, Manitoba

Brad Battin, Australian MP

Fran Coombs, managing editor of Rasmussen Reports, former editor, Washington Times

Scott Newark, former Alberta prosecutor

Raheel Raza, author of ‘Their Jihad. Not my Jihad’

Tom Quiggin, intelligence expert with the RCMP, CAF, UN and author of ‘Submission: The Danger of Political Islam’

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It’s time for Beauties & the Beast, the weekly panel discussion with no patience for political correctness. Catherine, Linda, Michelle and Roy tackle the reactions to Kavanaugh’s confirmation as well as the question of if Prime Minister Trudeau will let the carbon tax go.

Guests:

Catherine Swift

Linda Leatherdale

Michelle Simson

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The Roy Green Show Podcast

Scott Newark discusses the Terri-Lynne McClintic controversy, and whether or not McClintic will be eligible for a parole opportunity much earlier than has been expected. Conservative leader Andrew Scheer told The West Block that there needs to be policy changes for “horrific offenders.” But this sort of treatment has been happening for decades.

Roy talks with Dan McTeague of Gas Buddy . com about the truth behind what is happening with oil prices in Canada and internationally.

Global News reports that a new Ipsos poll found there is a growing desire from Canadians for a politician who will “break the rules,” and that’s the reaction to the same poll in 26 other countries. MP Michelle Rempel joins Roy to talk about the state of politicians and politics in Canada, and why she thinks it is a her duty to be outspoken. They also touch on her Twitter back-and-forth with Minister of Veteran’s Affairs Seamus O’Regan.

Roy asks Catherine Swift of Working Canadians . ca about the future of Canadian trade deals and what might happen to NAFTA in the next few hours.

‘Like War’ is the new book by War Strategist and author Peter W. Singer. His new book explores the modern battleground of social media. He joins Roy on the show for an in-depth look at the topics raised in his book and by recent world history.

A sex-doll brothel is set to open in British Columbia. How will this affect existing sex workers? And why is it that a brothel of animatronic sex workers is allowed, but a brothel staffed by humans is still illegal? Valerie Scott, Executive Director of the Sex Professionals of Canada, gives her perspective on this new development.

Scott Newark, Former Alberta Prosecutor

Dan McTeague, Senior Petroleum Analyst with GasBuddy and former Liberal MP

Michelle Rempel, Conservative MP and Federal Immigration Critic

Catherine Swift, Working Canadians . Ca

P. W. Singer, War Strategist, business owner, expert on mercenaries and robots.

Valerie Scott, Executive Director of the Sex Professionals of Canada

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