Podcasts about Conservative Party

The fallout from Kwasi Kwarteng's budget continues, so what can the chancellor do to calm the nerves? Guest Soumaya Keynes of the Economist joins the IfG podcast team to discuss what has gone wrong for Kwarteng and Liz Truss, and the lessons to be learnt from a week of economic turmoil.   No drama for Starmer? We take a look back at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool and what Keir Starmer's speech tells us about the direction of travel for His Majesty's Opposition.   And as the Conservative Party assembles in Birmingham, we look ahead to what could be a lively few days for Liz Truss - and what awaits  at her first party conference since becoming PM.   Presented by Hannah White With Giles Wilkes and Tom Pope   Produced by Candice McKenzie

WAMC's Alan Chartock speaks with New York State Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar. Photo courtesy of the NYS Conservative Party.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: According to a new Angus Reid poll, the ascension of Pierre Poilievre has given the Conservative Party an uptick in vote popularity. But, is it too soon to make conclusions? GUEST: Clifton van der Linden, Director of the Digital Society Lab at McMaster University - In China, the high-profile TV drama In The Name Of The People has become a smash hit. In that show, Chinese agents enter the U.S. posing as businessmen so they can repatriate a factory manager who had fled abroad with huge ill-gotten wealth. But a new study by the European non-governmental agency Safeguard Defenders suggests that there might be some truth to the fiction. According to the NGO, the Fuzhou Public Security Bureau has established more than 50 “overseas police service centres” in cities around the world – including three publicly documented ones in Toronto, home to Canada's largest Chinese diaspora. GUEST: Charles Burton, Senior Fellow with the Centre for Advancing Canada's Interests Abroad at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute - The trophy awarded to Canada's athlete of the year is getting a new name. The award was named after Lou Marsh, a former football player and NHL referee who spent more than 40 years working in the Toronto Star's sports department in a variety of different roles. Questions have been raised in recent years over whether the honour should be renamed because of some of the racist language used in Marsh's writing. The Toronto Star is taking public submissions on a new name for the trophy, and a committee is set to choose a replacement before the 2022 award is handed out in December. GUEST: Mark Hebscher, Longtime Sports Broadcaster, Author & Host of the ‘Hebsy on Sports' podcast

Kristin Raworth joins Erica to talk about Pierre Poilievre's assent to become leader of the Conservative Party of Canada and how journalists should cover him without falling into his trap.  Email: badandbpod@gmail.com A Taxonomy of Trump's Tweets: https://www.facebook.com/NotInMyColour/posts/pfbid022STXjoMXfkDd2QvnFkzQTjsPohvVYPpm58r4XC5U4p813JtDXMcLJhK1RzQi2AhFl  

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Guest: Alex Ballingall, politics reporter Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre has sent a strongly worded message denouncing the online group Diagolon after a clip emerged of de factor leader Jeremy Mackenzie threatening to sexually assault Poilievre's wife, Anaida. It is the latest bit of news about the loose knit, online organization that espouses beliefs like white supremacy, antisemitism and conspiracy theories. The group has also been tied to some weapon-related incidents, while those involved tend to chalk up their views as a part of their humour or satire. How seriously should we take Diagolon? This episode was produced by Brian Bradley, Paulo Marques and Raju Mudhar.`

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Caitlin Kuzler describes ‘Taco,' an adaptive kitchen knife developed by students at McMaster University. Shaini Saravanamuthu shares her experience with the process of wedding planning and preparation. Shaini Saravanamuthu shares her experience with the process of wedding planning and preparation. Amy Amantea describes this year's Vancouver Writers Festival! Arno Kopecky explores the influence of the Conservative Party's new leader on climate change policy. And, Jennie Bovard and Meagan Gillmore join Dave for a roundtable discussion on some of our positive and negative experiences with accessibility when travelling. This is the September 28, 2022 episode.

Arno Kopecky explores the influence of the Conservative Party's new leader on climate change policy. From the September 28, 2022 episode.

In Episode 31, Frank and Peter catch up on world events, including the war in Ukraine and Putin's saber rattling over nuclear weapons, the changing political landscape in Europe and the U.K., the U.S. mid-terms and the Conservative Party's new leader in Canada. Frank provides a view from Cap Pele of the damage from Hurricane Fiona, which he considers to be the strongest storm to hit landfall in Canada in recorded history. He also shares his perspective on why U.S. leaders are unable to change the narrative on immigration -- from one of vitriol to one of need given changing demographics .  Peter asks Frank his favourite fishing story from New Brunswick's famous Miramichi River and the two of them finish up with the Blue Jays as we head into the play-off run. Hurricane Fiona – The Strongest Storm in Canadian History (0:43)The War in Ukraine – Putin's Nuclear Threat (5:50)The Mess that Awaits Liz Truss (17:35)November Mid-Terms (21:55)Republican Political Stunt over Immigration (25:30)Mulroney's Advice to Poilievre (33:42)

Scotland's leader said she will bring in emergency legislation to introduce an immediate rent freeze to protect tenants as part of measures to tackle the U.K.'s cost-of-living crisis. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said the emergency law will “give people security about the roof over their head this winter through a moratorium on evictions." It will also include measures to deliver a rent freeze for tenants in both the private and public rental markets. “The Scottish Government does not have the power to stop your energy bills soaring, but we can and will take action to make sure that your rent does not rise," Sturgeon said. She added that the measure means that rent in Scotland will be frozen until at least March 2023. Rail fares in Scotland will also not rise during the same period, Sturgeon said. Her statement coincided with the appointment of Liz Truss as the U.K.'s new prime minister. Truss took office after winning the governing Conservative Party's leadership contest. Truss inherits from her predecessor Boris Johnson a troubled economy and she is under immediate pressure to tackle a deepening crisis largely driven by spiraling gas and electricity bills. Truss has promised to act immediately to help people with soaring costs, but no details have yet been announced. Under its devolved government, Scotland makes some of its own laws but most fiscal policy matters are decided by the national government in London. This article was provided by The Associated Press.

Libby Znaimer is joined by Lisa Raitt, Former Deputy Leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, Charles Sousa, the former Minister of Finance for Ontario

Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng have unleashed another shallow revolution, the third since 2010. The pound sinks and public services are on their knees. For 12 years, the UK has become a laboratory for whacky economic experiments. But will passive England vote for more? Rock n Roll Politics is live at Kings Place on October 26th, as the drama intensifies… https://www.kingsplace.co.uk/whats-on/words/rock-n-roll-politics-7/ Sign up to Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/RockNRollPolitics And don't forget, join the Rock & Roll Politics co-operative by sending your questions to steveric14@icloud.com ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The federal government has finally ended the vaccine requirement for entering Canada and is making ArriveCan optional as of October 1. While this is a good thing, it's too little too late, True North's Andrew Lawton argues. The federal government has admitted no wrongdoing, and even while Justin Trudeau announced the restrictions were lifting, he threatened more of them if Canadians don't get boosted. Also, Conservative Party of Quebec candidate and physician Roy Eappen joins the show to talk about the prospect of a conservative revolution in La belle province. Plus, the federal government says it's all about harm reduction but is about to impose a new tax on vaping. Imperial Tobacco Canada president and CEO Ralf Wittenberg joined The Andrew Lawton Show to discuss the war on vaping. (edited) 

On September 10th 2022, the Conservative Party concluded a leadership race, and announced Pierre Poilievre as its third official leader in 7 years. After a long race, Mr. Poilievre won an overwhelming victory by taking nearly 68% of the vote on the first round, compared to roughly 14% for his nearest rival, Jean Charest. The face of Canada's official opposition has changed, and this will have important implications for the political game in our country. Today we sit down with veteran Conservative Party strategist John Capobianco to understand exactly how the leadership race played out, and what Canadians might expect from Mr. Poilievre and the Conservative Party going forward. Guest: Mr. John Capobianco @JCappy123 is the public affairs national practice lead in FleishmanHillard Highroad's Toronto office. With over 30 years of grassroots political experience at all three levels of government, he offers a strong, seasoned and influential voice in public affairs. John ran as a federal Conservative candidate in the 2004 and 2006 elections under the leadership of Stephen Harper and is recognized as a leader in the Conservative movement. He is a regular political commentator in Canada's national media and on various industry panels. Producer: Connor Fraser @RealCJFraser  

In this episode, Hawley grills National Archives candidate. DeSantis limits China's ability to buy land in Florida. Celtics leadership up in the air over organizational violations.

Emergency watch along of Pierre Pollievre's speech after winning the leadership of the Conservative Party. Will he rise to the top of the heap and take the crown for many least bad option? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGn-E826dAU   ------------------------------------------------------------ 4 Story Walk Up Podcast No Jokes Barred, Uptown Comedy Deluxe, Cigarettes and Cool Ranch and Saint Jon Forward Radio T-Shirts Now Available Online! JonForward.com Jon Forward Comedy on Facebook @jonforwarddotcom on Instagram @jonforward on Twitter No Jokes Barred

Rejoice! Our pure-blooded friend, David Vance is back for our weekly look through the headlines, stories and articles that have caught our eye this week. WARNING: NOT FOR SNOWFLAKES! Expect free speech, strong opinion and maybe a laugh or two as we check out.... - Stormzy is back with a new song that 'celebrates black British excellence'. - Unexplained deaths? Almost 90 more people died at home every day than expected in past year and more people dying due to irregular heartbeats. - Paypal removes gender critical organisations from platforms citing hate speech while allowing actual paedophile groups to still use it. - India set to launch the 'digital rupee, a Central Bank Digital Currency during this fiscal year. - Bugs are on the menu again! 1,000 Australian schools are fed insects. - Tesla car that burst into flames required 25,000 gallons of water to put out the fire. - Hunter gone wild! Unhinged videos show the President's son dancing shirtless, slipping down a waterslide naked and entertaining hookers at debauched pool party. - Prime Minister Liz Truss issues defiant riposte and adds the Ukraine colours to the Conservative Party logo after Putin warns West of Armageddon if he's thwarted over invasion. Pureblood David Vance will not submit and he will not comply. He used to be disgusted but now he tries to be amused! In the battle for truth and liberty, David chooses the front line. Editor of BiasedBBC.org and ATangledWeb.org, he has appeared on all forms of legacy media but has had enough of that! Host of the hugely popular 'David Vance Podcast' with over 700K downloads and counting! Follow and support David on the following links. GETTR: https://gettr.com/user/davidvance Locals: https://thedavidvance.locals.com/ BrandNewTube: https://brandnewtube.com/@TheDavidVanceChannel Podcast: https://vancedavidatw.podbean.com/ Originally broadcast on our live video platforms  24.9.22 *Special thanks to Bosch Fawstin for recording our intro/outro on this podcast. Check out his art https://theboschfawstinstore.blogspot.com/ and follow him on GETTR https://gettr.com/user/BoschFawstin To sign up for our weekly email, find our social media, podcasts, video, livestreaming platforms and more go to https://heartsofoak.org/ https://heartsofoak.org/find-us/ Please like, subscribe & share! Links to stories discussed this episode.... Stormzy https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/newsbeat-63010712 Almost 90 more people died at home https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/sep/24/almost-90-more-people-died-at-home-every-day-than-expected-in-past-year?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other Dying due to irregular heartbeats https://gettr.com/post/p1rk6p25ea9 Paypal removes groups https://gettr.com/post/p1rxisabe92 Paypal paedophile groups https://gettr.com/post/p1rvuq3fcae India launches CBDC https://gettr.com/post/p1rjkzp3d15 Australian schools are fed insects https://spectator.com.au/2022/09/1000-australian-schools-are-fed-insects/ Tesla fire https://gettr.com/post/p1rjra22172 Hunter Biden https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11228367/Wild-videos-Hunter-Biden-going-waterslide-naked-entertaining-hookers.html Liz Truss and Putin https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11236657/Liz-Truss-issues-defiant-riposte-desperate-Russian-leader-warns-West-Armageddon.html Conservative Logo https://twitter.com/Conservatives

Thursday was Pierre Poilievre's first day to stand in parliament during Question Period as leader of the official opposition challenging prime minister Justin Trudeau. We speak to the leader of the opposition. Abacus national polling shows Poilievre and the Conservative Party holding a 5 point lead over the Liberals.  Guest: Pierre Poilievre. Leader, Conservative Party of Canada Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's podcast: Thursday was Pierre Poilievre's first day to stand in parliament during Question Period as leader of the official opposition challenging prime minister Justin Trudeau. We speak to the leader of the opposition. Abacus national polling shows Poilievre and the Conservative Party holding a 5 point lead over the Liberals. Guest: Pierre Poilievre. Leader, Conservative Party of Canada Putin threatens nuclear war, mobilizes up to 300K reservists to fight Ukraine and holds fake referenda to annex areas of Ukraine Russia is not in complete control of. What will change? Nothing, according to my guest. "We have nowhere to go. We will fight to the end for our homes, our families and our country". Guest: Oleksandr Scherba. Former Ukraine Ambassador to Austria, Ukraine Ambassador at large following the 2014 conflict between Russia and Ukraine and author of Undiplomatic Thoughts. Mahsi Amini was an Iranian woman who challenged the Tehran regime's hijab laws. After being arrested by Iran's morality police Mahsi Amini died in hospital last Friday after spending three days in a coma. Demonstrations have continued across Iran as women set their hijabs on fire in protest and demand accountability for the death of Ms. Amini. Guest: Masih Alinejad. Iranian journalist, author and women's rights campaigner. Hosts "Tablet" a talk show on Voice of America's Persian service. She has been repeatedly attacked by the Tehran regime. Last year police uncovered a kidnapping plot to force Alinejad back to Iran and in August police arrested a man who was repeatedly seen outside her home in her Brooklyn neighbourhood. The FBI arrested the man, finding a loaded AK47 with filed off serial numbers. On CNN Masih Alinejad told the Tehran regime "Go to hell. I'm not scared of you. I have only one life. You care about power. I care about dignity and my freedom like millions of other people in Iran. You can kill me, but you cannot kill the idea. The idea is just fighting for freedom, dignity." Guest: Masih Alinejad. Iranian journalist and activist. Author: The Wind in My Hair: My Fight For Freedom in Modern Iran. Founder: White Wednesdays. The UCP in Alberta will announce its new leader and premier on October 12.  Guest: Travis Toews. Candidate for UCP leader and former Alberta Minister of Finance. --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical/Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(Bonus) In the United Kingdom, the interwar period (1918–1939) was a period of relative stability after the division of Ireland, though of economic stagnation. In politics, the Liberal Party collapsed and the Labour Party became the main challenger to the dominant Conservative Party throughout the period. The Great Depression affected Britain less severely economically and politically than other major nations, although some areas still suffered from severe long-term unemployment and hardship, especially mining districts and in Scotland and North West England.

This week on "It's Political," we focus on Pierre Poilievre's leadership. First, we'll take a look back at the divisive leadership race and Poilievre's big win. Then we'll sit down with Yan Plante, the former chief of staff to transport minister Denis Lebel in Stephen Harper's government, and Melanie Paradis, a long-time advisor and deputy campaign manager to Erin O'Toole during his successful leadership bid, to discuss Poilievre's first few days as Official Opposition leader, his messaging and voter coalition and what to watch for as he puts his mark on the party. In this episode: Toronto Star reporter Stephanie Levitz, Hamish Marshall from Pierre Poilievre's leadership campaign, former Conservative staffer Rudy Husny and Philippe J. Fournier of 338Canada.com, as well as TACT vice-president Yan Plante and Texture Communications' president Melanie Paradis, both former senior Conservative advisors. Hosted by Althia Raj. Thanks this week to Toronto Star reporter Kieran Leavitt, as well as CBC, CPAC, CTV, and Pierre Poilievre's Facebook page. “It's Political” is produced by Althia Raj and Michal Stein. Sean Pattendon mixed the program. Our theme music is by Isaac Joel.

They meet on a weekly basis, they have the power to unseat the Prime Minister and they were known to Margaret Thatcher as the "men in grey suits". The 1922 Committee have played a pivotal role in the recent fortunes of one of the oldest and most successful political parties anywhere in the world, the Conservative Party. So, who are "the '22"? How were they formed, and what powers do they hold over the Tory leadership and the party? Professor Sir David Cannadine tells the story of the origins of the 1922 Committee and gains an insight into how our most powerful political party operates, behind the closed doors of Committee Room 14. Back in 1922, Britain was ruled by a coalition, led by the Liberal Prime Minister, David Lloyd George. But the Conservatives were the majority in government and in parliament, and they were becoming increasingly disillusioned by Lloyd George's corrupt ways and irresponsibility. In October 1922, backbench Tories held a meeting at the Carlton Club, and they withdrew their support, which brought the Lloyd George coalition to an end. The Conservatives won a landslide majority in the ensuing general election, and more than one hundred Tories became MPs for the first time. They needed to find their feet in Parliament and the Chief Whip offered to make arrangements to brief them at weekly meetings. So The Conservative Private Members (1922) Committee came into being - in April 1923! While in recent times the '22 has acquired a reputation as being the body that makes and unmakes Tory leaders, that wasn't what it was set up to do, and it wasn't what it did for most of its history. David speaks to the current Chairman of the 1922 Committee, Sir Graham Brady MP, and the Vice Chair Nusrat Ghani; former '22 Chairman Lord Archie Hamilton; Lord Stephen Parkinson, former Political Secretary to Teresa May; Caroline Slocock, former Private Secretary to Mrs Thatcher; to the political historians Lord Philip Norton and Dr Emily Jones; and to Christopher Hope, the Telegraph's Associate Political Editor. Producer: Melissa FitzGerald Researcher: Sean Canty A Blakeway production for BBC Radio 4

This week, Edward Greenspon (PPF's President and CEO) discusses the results of the Conservative Party of Canada leadership race with Ginny Roth (Vice President and National Practice Lead for Government Relations at Crestview Strategy) and Sean Speer (PPF Scotiabank Fellow in Strategic Competitiveness and a Professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy). After a historic leadership election and clear victory for Pierre Poilievre, Roth (a strategist on Poilievre's campaign) and Speer (past senior economic advisor for former Prime Minister Stephen Harper) explore what that win means for the conservative movement and for future policy goals. They examine the taxonomy of conservatism, Poilievre's messaging and peel back some of the layers of the campaign to look toward the what now and what next of Canadian policy and conservatism. This episode includes #PPFproud shoutout to the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport for the launch of their 2022-2027 Strategic Plan.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spent Saturday evening belting out Bohemian Rhapsody in a United Kingdom hotel lobby – two days before Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's stage funeral. While foreign media are talking about all the backlash to Trudeau's antics, the Canadian media are covering for him, instead taking aim at his critics. True North's Andrew Lawton talks about the latest number from Jukebox Justin in this live edition of The Andrew Lawton Show. Also, People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier joins the show live to talk about the road forward for the PPC with a new Conservative Party of Canada leader.

Randy Boissonnault, Associate Finance Minister; Michael Barrett, Conservative MP; Rachel Blaney, NDP MP; Richard Madan, CTV News; Éric Duhaime, Leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec; Bob Fife, the Globe and Mail; Fatima Syed, The Narwhal; and Nik Nanos, Nanos Research.

Traditionally, the political parties on the left have represented working-class people. But from Doug Ford's new rapport with private sector labour unions, to the new federal Conservative Party leader's posture as a defender of the working class, the right is making its case for that support. To help us understand the shift, we welcome Sean Speer, a senior fellow at University of Toronto's Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy; Armine Yalnizyan, economist and Atkinson Fellow on the Future of Workers; and the Globe and Mail's John Ibbitson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Roy Green Show Podcast, September 17th 2022 From London: Ben O'Hara Byrne reports on preparations for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth.         Guest: Ben O'Hara Byrne. Host: A little more conversation. Corus radio nationally. Pierre Poilievre a week into his leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada certainly continues to lay down the gauntlet to Justin Trudeau. We speak with one of Poilievre's earliest supporters within the Conservative Party about what Senator Denise Batters believes a Pierre Poilievre leadership will bring to the CPC and what Canadians might expect from the official opposition and its leader. (Most will recall Senator Batters very public challenge of Erin O'Toole when he was CPC leader which led to the expulsion from the CPC MP caucus by O'Toole, although the party's Senate caucus refused to expel Batters.)              Guest: Senator Denise Batters (Saskatchewan) When police officers are killed in the line of duty it is their immediate families which suffer most. We speak with Jason Harnett whose brother Andrew, a Calgary Police Service Sergeant was killed on New Year's Eve, 2020, after being dragged by a fleeing vehicle and falling into the path of an oncoming car following a routine traffic stop. The driver of the fleeing car was 17 at the time and faces a murder trial. A second occupant of the car who Sgt. Harnett was in the process of arresting on outstanding warrants pled guilty to manslaughter and will be out of prison before Sgt Harnett's then unborn son will reach his 4th birthday. Sunday, September 25, the first post-Covid delayed Canadian Police and Peace Officers Memorial service will take place in Ottawa. Sgt Harnett will be recognized.                    Guest: Jason Harnett. Brother of Calgary Police Service Sergeant Andrew Harnett.    When a police officer is murdered in cold blood the entire police community in Canada suffers and rallies. On Monday (Sept 12) Toronto Police Service Constable Andrew Hong was shot and killed execution-style by Sean Petrie who according to police had been waiting at a Mississauga, Ontario, Tim Hortons for more than 2 hours for a police officer to appear. Petrie had earlier hijacked a vehicle which also involved him shooting one person who suffered life-altering injuries. Petrie then drove to his former employer's place of business and shot and killed the 38 year old father of 2 young girls and shooting two other persons at the auto body shop with one victim not expected to survive. - Petrie was then shot and killed by police near Hamilton.               Guest: David Perry. Former Toronto Police homicide unit detective and 20-plus year member of the Toronto police. Now CEO of Investigative Solutions Network.  --------------------------------------------- Host/Content Producer – Roy Green Technical Producer - David Hunter Podcast Producer – Tom McKay Podcast Co-Producer – Matt Taylor If you enjoyed the podcast, tell a friend! For more of the Roy Green Show, subscribe to the podcast! https://globalnews.ca/roygreen/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pierre Poilievre a week into his leadership of the Conservative Party of Canada certainly continues to lay down the gauntlet to Justin Trudeau. We speak with one of Poilievre's earliest supporters within the Conservative Party about what Senator Denise Batters believes a Pierre Poilievre leadership will bring to the CPC and what Canadians might expect from the official opposition and its leader. (Most will recall Senator Batters very public challenge of Erin O'Toole when he was CPC leader which led to the expulsion from the CPC MP caucus by O'Toole, although the party's Senate caucus refused to expel Batters.) Guest: Senator Denise Batters (Saskatchewan) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to Rebel Roundup, ladies, and gentlemen — and the rest of you — in which we look back at some of the very best commentaries of the week by your favourite Rebels. I'm your host, David Menzies. Well, that was quick! After just one round of balloting, Pierre Poilievre captured more than two-thirds of the votes and was promptly proclaimed the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada last Saturday night. But does he have the right stuff to become Prime Minister? Sheila Gunn Reid covered last Saturday's convention and she'll offer her thoughts and predictions. The news out of Kamloops last year was equal parts grim and disturbing pertaining to a mass burial site. Namely, Chief Rosanne Casimir and other Indigenous leaders claimed to have found unmarked graves and that the remains of 215 children were in those graves. Yet almost a year and a half later, where is the evidence of these allegations? And is there more to this story than what's being reported by the mainstream media? Drea Humphrey joins me to discuss her upcoming Rebel News documentary, Kamloops: The Buried Truth. And letters; we get your letters; we get your letters every minute of every day. And I'll share some of your letters about an incident involving a knifeman going into the Toronto headquarters of Global News. Several police cruisers and a paramedic responded. But there's been zero mainstream media coverage. So the question arises: why is this story being covered up? Is it because the knifeman is not, you know, a so-called “extremist” with the freedom convoy, but rather, an employee of Global News? Those are your Rebels, now let's round ‘em up…

President Putin has warned those celebrating Ukrainian victories to be more retrained- Russia he said, has far more power to deploy and that it is currently only using "professional forces". Could Russia throw yet more manpower into this war? Also in the programme: A former leader of the UK's Conservative Party tells us what he thinks of the choices made by the country's government about who has and who hasn't got an invitation to the Queen's funeral and we find out about the difficulties of reintroducing cheetahs to India. (Photo shows Russian President Vladimir Putin talks to the media during a news conference. Credit: Sergei Bobylev/EFE)

The rise of Liz Truss to the United Kingdom's highest elected office has the potential to reshape the country's regulatory landscape. Truss based her leadership campaign within the center-right Conservative Party on the promise to deliver the benefits she believes are yet to be claimed from Britain's departure from the European Union — including slashing through any residual red tape and making regulation nimbler and more business friendly. But it's the prospect of an executive having the final say on decisions by independent regulators that has sparked a broader debate on whether politics and regulation can — and should — mix.

Pierre Poilievre won the Conservative leadership race with more support on the first ballot than any previous leadership candidate for the Conservative Party or its predecessors. It was a big win.His first week, though, did not go so smoothly after one Quebec MP, Alain Rayes, quit caucus, citing Poilievre's tone and style of politics as the reason. That the party had to subsequently apologize for text messages sent to party members in Rayes's riding asking them to call his office to voice their displeasure made Rayes's point for him.Meanwhile, at a Liberal caucus retreat in New Brunswick, Justin Trudeau announced new measures meant to provide relief from inflation — an issue Poilievre has been hammering the government over for months. Jagmeet Singh of the NDP was quick to claim credit.So it's been a bit of a week.To discuss it all, I'm joined this week by the CBC's Aaron Wherry, Shannon Proudfoot, reporter with The Globe and Mail and Supriya Dwivedi, Director of Policy and Engagement at the Centre for Media, Technology and Democracy, and Senior Counsel for Enterprise Canada. Supriya is also the co-host of the Seriously Podcast.As always, in addition to listening to the episode in your inbox, at TheWrit.ca or on podcast apps like Apple Podcasts, you can also watch this discussion on YouTube. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.thewrit.ca/subscribe

Well, the mad lad did it: Canada's oldest young conservative Pierre Poilievre is head of the Conservative Party. We talk about what makes him a particular threat to Canada's comfortable governing consensus, which is essentially that he has matched the energy and madness of his crazy ideas with the permanent grinding crisis in which Canada is stuck. PS: Sorry about late episodes, everyone! Riley, Dan, and Milo (who produces this show) have all been away, and Riley's internet has been down. But we're back in regular, fine form!

Highlights:     “It is very, very clear where Canadian Conservatives want to go, they want nothing more with milquetoast conservatism, a party that's just Skim-Liberalism (Liberal Light as it were). They want a real alternative to the radically woke, increasingly technocratic, managerial, globalist elites that have been running Ottawa these last several years.” “What this new Conservative Party really represents, along with the massive and amazing Freedom Convoy some months back when all is said and done, what it all represents is the blossoming, the harvest as it were, of the seeds of Canadian populism that have been sewn for years now.” Timestamps:        [02:15] Pierre Poilievre elected as the new leader of the Conservative Party and his amazing leadership [06:30] On the growth of Canadian populism and how the Conservative Party is actually a wonderful extension of the Freedom Convoy movement [12:22] Why populism is the wave of the future in the Great White North Resources:  Join Dr. Steve's Exclusive Membership in the Insiders Club and watch content he can't discuss on YouTube during his weekly Monday night show!: https://insidersclub.turleytalks.com/welcome Visit ExpressVPN and get three extra months FREE with my exclusive link! https://www.expressvpn.com/turley 1148 Media HUMILIATED as Another HATE HOAX Implodes!!! SAVE OVER 25% OFF your 1-Month Emergency Food Supply Kit here! Don't wait for an emergency before you prepare for one! http://getreadywithsteve.com. Click on the link now before time runs out! Learn how to protect your life savings from inflation and an irresponsible government, with Gold and Silver. Go to http://www.turleytalkslikesgold.com/ Watch the full movie The Return of the American Patriot for 25% off Pre-Sale Now at http://thereturnoftheamericanpatriot.com. Releasing September 15! Get Your Brand-New PATRIOT T-Shirts and Merch Here: https://store.turleytalks.com/ Get 25% off Patriotic Coffee with Code TURLEY at https://mystore.com/turley Get your own MyPillow here. Enter my code TURLEY at checkout to get a DISCOUNT: https://www.mypillow.com/turley It's time to CHANGE AMERICA and Here's YOUR OPPORTUNITY To Do Just That! https://change.turleytalks.com/ Fight Back Against Big Tech Censorship! Sign-up here to discover Dr. Steve's different social media options …. but without censorship! https://www.turleytalks.com/en/alternative-media.com Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode.  If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and/or leave a review. Do you want to be a part of the podcast and be our sponsor? Click here to partner with us and defy liberal culture! If you would like to get lots of articles on conservative trends make sure to sign-up for the 'New Conservative Age Rising' Email Alerts.

This week, Alan, Quinta, and Scott sat down with Lawfare deputy foreign policy editor and RatSec rookie Dana Stuster, to talk through the week's big national security news, including:“Chechens Coming Home to Roost.” Ukraine's surprise counteroffensive in Kharkiv has proven to be a massive success, leading Russian troops to surrender seized territory as they beat a retreat. At the same time, supporters of Russia's invasion of Ukraine—including Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov—are becoming more openly critical of how the Russian government is managing the campaign. What will these setbacks mean for the future of the conflict—and the Putin regime itself? “Did You Know You Can Eat Them With the Skins On?” Last week, Cloudflare announced that, due to “an unprecedented emergency and immediate threat to human life,” it would cease providing security services to Kiwi Farms, an internet forum infamous for coordinating harassment and doxxing campaigns. Should essential service providers like Cloudflare be put in the position of policing online content in this way? What's the alternative?“Spoilers for Season 5 of ‘The Crown.'” For almost a century, Queen Elizabeth II was a stable presence in global politics, even as her country—and the global order it helped shape—transitioned from an era of empire and colonialism through an international Cold War and into the modern era. What might her death mean for the monarchy and the world moving forward?For object lessons, Alan (and his dentist) thanked Quinta for supporting his saltwater taffy habit. Quinta shared a Civil War-era meme. Scott endorsed the once-and-forever named Tappan Zee Bridge and surrounding Palisades as a lovely way to transit through NYC. And Dana shared a book very appropriate for this moment of reflection on British history, David Ziblatt's classic "Conservative Parties and the Birth of Democracy." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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"If we have one takeaway from the past eight months, it's that a lot of Canadians are angry." That's one of the headlines used in an op-ed piece written by Tasha Kheiriddin about the power of Pierre Poilievre, the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. Tasha was a Co-Chair for Jean Charest's campaign for the Conservative Party leadership in a bid to win it over that of Poilievre, but why should the Liberals be afraid of him? Alex spoke with her to talk about it.

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Ua tofia i le palota a le Conservative Party i Peretania Liz Truss e avea ma ona ta'ita'i atoa ai le tofi palemia e sui tulaga ia Boris Johnson.

Now that Pierre Poilievre is leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, how will he lead? Today, in the second part of our two-part deep dive on Poilievre, the Globe and Mail's Shannon Proudfoot returns to talk about the leadership campaign he ran, the criticism he's faced and where the Conservative Party could go from here. Plus, we hear from more supporters on the floor of the convention about what they think Pierre Poilievre's Canada will look like, his "angry" reputation and whether they think he'll change, now that he's leader, to broaden his appeal.

This weekend, the Conservative Party of Canada had the results of their leadership contest. It's not surprise that Pierre Poilievre won; but what was, I think somewhat surprising, was the strength of his win. GUEST: Spencer Fernando on new Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre and the reaction from Liberals.

Over the weekend, Pierre Poilievre won the leadership race of the Conservative Party of Canada by a landslide. While he congratulated his fellow contenders for their efforts to unite the party and bring in new faces, it was ultimately Pierre himself who drew in the largest numbers. Most notably that of younger people. Why does he appeal to the young voter so much? To answer this, Alex is joined by Sam Routley, Doctoral Student in Political Science at Western University.

This week, Liz Truss became the United Kingdom's newest Prime Minister. She comes into office following a string of scandals in the Conservative Party under her predecessor, Boris Johnson, and faces a nation in the midst of a bleak economic forecast, including talk of a recession. Although she has proven popular with her party's most loyal members, that doesn't insure success with the wider British public. Sam Knight joined the guest host Susan B. Glasser on Wednesday—before Queen Elizabeth II passed, intensifying the mood of alarm in the United Kingdom—to discuss Johnson's legacy, Truss's political style, and how she might address the state of the economy.

The new leader of the Conservative Party, Liz Truss, faces an enormous task. Britain is contending with soaring energy bills, double-digit inflation and the unresolved backwash of Brexit. Host Anne McElvoy asks Lord Razzall and former Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith about her path to power. And, The Economist's Soumaya Keynes and Matthew Holehouse analyse her chances of success. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

The United Kingdom has a new prime minister. Liz Truss, a member of the Conservative Party, officially became the U.K.'s newest head of government Tuesday. But who is Truss, and what does her rise to power signify for the U.K. and its relationship with the United States? Nile Gardiner, director of the Margaret Thatcher Center […]

The U.K.'s Conservative Party has elected a new Prime Minister - Liz Truss. She's coming to power amidst spiraling inflation and rapidly rising energy prices. But what can she do to fix it? WSJ's Max Colchester explains.  Further Reading: - Liz Truss Is Appointed U.K. Prime Minister by Queen Elizabeth  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Monday on the NewsHour, a judge grants former President Trump's request to have a special master review the documents obtained in an FBI raid of his Florida home. Then, the United Kingdom's Conservative Party chooses Liz Truss to succeed Boris Johnson as prime minister. Plus, college students return to campus amid widespread uncertainty regarding access to reproductive care. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

She won the contest to be leader of the governing Conservative Party. She'll be appointed Prime Minister by Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday. Also: the Supreme Court in Kenya confirms William Ruto's victory in the presidential election, and we follow the water police in Los Angeles.