Scott Fox After 9

Today on Scott Fox After 9: President Trump has renamed Lake Ontario "Lake America." Scott looks back at how we got here, and asks whether some of Canada's loudest political leaders helped make a bad situation worse by repeatedly launching personal attacks and insults at the President. You'll also hear Howard Lutnick give a detailed account of why he believes Canada walked away from the negotiating table, offering another side of the story Canadians aren't hearing nearly as often.
Plus, Conservative Immigration Critic Michelle Rempel Garner breaks down what Canada should be doing to manage immigration responsibly. Scott examines the numbers behind the federal government's claims that immigration has been brought under control, and the statistics that raise serious questions about whether those reforms are actually working as advertised.

Canada's premiers are divided over how to fight back in the escalating trade war with the United States. 
Hear from Ontario Premier Doug Ford, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe as two very different strategies emerge. Ford wants Canada to use its economic leverage and take the fight directly to President Trump. Smith and Moe are warning against restricting or taxing Canadian oil and potash exports, arguing that doing so could cost Canadian jobs and cause enormous damage here at home.
Plus, hear from Peter Navarro and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, who continue to argue that Canada walked away from trade negotiations for political reasons.
There are two sides to this story, and this episode gives you the opportunity to hear the arguments for yourself.
Which strategy will work? And which one do you agree with?

The Canada–U.S. trade war is escalating, and Canadians still have some very big unanswered questions.
Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott brings you the latest developments and asks: Why won't the Canadian government tell Canadians what made them walk away from the negotiating table? What was in the proposed deal that Canada couldn't accept? And with jobs, businesses and household finances potentially on the line, why hasn't Parliament been reconvened?
On this episode, hear Doug Ford making his case on U.S. television, Pierre Poilievre calling for greater transparency and financial relief for Canadians, the U.S. Ambassador to Canada discussing the dispute on Rebel News, and François-Philippe Champagne announcing Canada's new counter-tariffs. Plus, much more from both sides of the border.
If you're feeling confused, angry, frustrated, hopeless ... or all of the above; this episode will help you get caught up on what's happening, hear the key players in their own words, and understand where the Canada–U.S. trade war goes from here.

The Canada-U.S. trade war has exploded over the past 48 hours.  Today on Scott Fox After 9, we get you completely caught up.
Hear Ontario Premier Doug Ford's latest shots at President Donald Trump, and Trump's response. Then hear directly from U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Representative Jamieson Greer as they explain the American side of why negotiations with Canada fell apart. 
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he walked away because the deal was bad for Canada. But are Canadians getting the full story about what happened behind closed doors? Scott breaks down both sides and argues it's time for everyone to lower the temperature, act professionally and get back to the negotiating table before even more Canadian and American jobs are put at risk.
Will cooler heads prevail?
Don't miss an episode of Scott Fox After 9 — especially this week. Get informed, hear the arguments for yourself, and go beyond the mainstream media spin.

On this episode of Scott Fox After 9, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer appears on Fox News to discuss the collapse of trade negotiations between Canada and the United States, and explain the dispute from the American perspective.
To be fully informed, you need to hear all sides of the argument. In less than 20 minutes, this episode offers important context and a perspective Canadians may not be hearing elsewhere.
Tomorrow: Hear Ontario Premier Doug Ford's news conference on the Trade War.