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Adam Soos and Sheila Gunn Reid kick the week off with their reactions to the Roe v. Wade decision in the U.S., Pride marches getting weird and the preparations by police and potential protests on Canada Day in Ottawa.

David Menzies speaks with Adam Soos about the attack on Canadian beef from Health Canada and Kerry Diotte joins us to discuss the hypocrisy of F1 driver Sebastian Vettel.

It’s not really a conspiracy theory when they publish it on their website.

The WEF is the organization. The Great Reset is their plan.

They have a whole section about it on their website.

GUEST: Ann McElhinney

Matt Brevner and Alexa Lavoie host as the U.S. Supreme Court releases its monumental decision overturning Roe v. Wade, while Canadians are waiting all day to apply for passports at Service Canada, and we take a look at the inflation in Canada, which reached a 40-year high this month.

Independent YouTuber James Klug and True North's Cosmin Dzsurdzsa join Andrew Says to run the gamut of recent, ridiculous stories in the world:

The Navy wants 'gender pronoun safe-spaces', a school board wants more revealing clothes for their kids, and the Mayor of New York sees drag queens as philosophers.

Klug reviews some of his latest videos regarding gun control and gun rights protests, and the trio explore Stephen Colbert's January 6th Part II after a crew from the late night talk show is arrested at the U.S. Capitol.

GUEST HOST: Sheila Gunn Reid

The average gas price in the United States is over five bucks a barrel, a 55% jump year over year.

Summer demand is overtaking what’s left of supply also. And the price of fuel is adding to the cost of everything that has to be moved, cooled, grown, made and stored. So everything.

GUEST: Alexa Lavoie

David Menzies is back again, and joined once more by his partner in crime, Sheila Gunn Reid. On today's livestream, the dynamic duo discuss the Chinese Communist Party's apparent dislike of the Conservative Party of Canada, the politicization of mass shootings by Justin Trudeau's government and international rugby's efforts to restrict biological men from competing against females.

YouTube and Facebook have been slapping warning labels on the content of climate change skeptics, accusing them of spreading misinformation. But, as they say, the phone call is coming from inside the house.

Friends of Science — an organization comprised of actual scientists, analysts and professional engineers — has been subject to this special tagging of their videos and posts, warning potential viewers and readers that Friends of Science may be guilty of getting the science wrong. The tags direct viewers to United Nations links about the politics of climate change and push people to studies showing an increase in recent temperature data.

However, the pros at Friends of Science, known for digging into data, dug into the data the Big Tech oligarchs have been using to fact-check skeptics and discovered that it was either wrong or specifically labelled not for use to defend climate science.

Michelle Stirling Friends of Science joins me to discuss the organization's 20-year-long fight for open civil discussion and the climate misinformation being spread by Silicon Valley.

Monte Solberg runs a lobbying company, called New West. And they’re having a Great Reset party for Alberta called the Great Relaunch.
GUEST: Juan Mendoza