Scott Fox After 9

WARNING: In this episode, Scott will be discussing what "some" people consider a "Conspiracy Theory". If you aren't interested in learning more about the WEF and the New World Order that Prime Minister Carney announced in China, skip this one. If you are interested, hit play.  This episode also contains listener DM's on a variety of topics. Happy Friday.  This weekend a bonus episode will drop that has Prime Minister Carney's full remarks, along with the response from the White House and Canada's Premiers. 

Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott opens the show by questioning Canada's foreign policy whiplash. After Mark Carney labeled China as Canada's biggest geopolitical threat, he's now in Beijing attempting to strengthen ties. Is this strategic diplomacy—or foreign policy being made up on the fly? Scott breaks down why Canadians should be paying close attention. Also in this episode: Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew makes another public push to convince Ontario Premier Doug Ford not to pull Crown Royal from LCBO shelves. Plus, audio from a U.S. Senate hearing where a doctor refuses to answer a simple question about whether men can get pregnant—sparking a broader conversation about politics, ideology, and common sense. And internationally, more audio from President Trump explaining why he believes the U.S. needs to take over Greenland, followed by a sharp response from Denmark's foreign minister. Unfiltered opinions, real questions, and the stories everyone's talking about—After 9.

On today's Scott Fox After 9, Doug Ford doubles down on his insistence that Crown Royal is coming off LCBO shelves—sparking a response from Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, who urges Ford to rethink the move and cool tensions between provinces. Plus, President Donald Trump signals he's in no rush to renew the USMCA, raising fresh questions about the future of North American trade, and makes headlines again by promising support for the people of Iran. Politics, posturing, and a little whiskey-fuelled drama—welcome to After 9.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, Scott breaks down a mix of sports nostalgia and serious political headlines. He reflects on Kyle Lowry's final game in Toronto and what the Raptors legend truly means to the city and the franchise. On the political front, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew introduces digital health cards and what that could mean for privacy, efficiency, and the future of healthcare access. Scott also looks ahead to Prime Minister Mark Carney's upcoming trip to China and the stakes involved for Canada on the global stage, before wrapping up with Ontario Premier Doug Ford's latest update on the state of healthcare in Ontario—and what listeners should be paying attention to beyond the talking points.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, we bounce from sports to politics to pop culture in one fast-moving episode. Scott reacts to the Buffalo Bills' win over Jacksonville, breaks down the biggest winners and standout moments from last night's Golden Globe Awards, and digs into why Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is now addressing reports of an investigation. Plus, President Trump claims credit card interest rates are coming down very soon for Americans. Closer to home, Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on bringing back the Northlander train service and answers pointed questions about his controversial plan to ban Crown Royal from Ontario liquor stores, bars, and restaurants. As always, Scott cuts through the noise, adds context, and asks the questions listeners actually care about. ICYMI: Saturday night the Silent Date Guy Tell-All dropped. It's getting really good feedback and a lot of listens. Check it out.