Scott Fox After 9

Scott dives deep into Pierre Poilievre's trip to Europe, featuring audio from speeches delivered in London and Berlin and a closer look at his appearance on the popular Triggernometry podcast. Poilievre shares his views on Net Zero policy, Canada's resilient younger generation, and the growing tensions around trade with the United States.
Scott also breaks down the latest comments from Mark Carney on the conflict in Iran. After earlier signals of restraint, Carney now refuses to rule out Canadian military involvement, raising new questions about the government's evolving position.
And in a clip from The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan offers a unique perspective on the debate over rights for transgender people during a conversation with Steve-O.
A packed episode that sets the stage perfectly for tomorrow's Friday Listener DM's edition of Scott Fox After 9. 🎙️

Prime Minister Mark Carney is shifting his tone. After initially expressing support for the U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, Carney is now criticizing the operation for not going through international bodies like the United Nations. What changed? Was it new intelligence, diplomatic pressure, or political calculation?
On today's Scott Fox After 9, Scott breaks down Carney's evolving position and plays extended audio from the Prime Minister himself — including pointed exchanges during a media Q&A where he offers little clarity on how Canada plans to confront India amid ongoing interference concerns raised by Canadian intelligence agencies.
You'll also hear reaction from U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, as Scott analyzes what this moment means for Canada's global posture and credibility.
This is the full context you're not getting in 30-second clips.

On today's episode of Scott Fox After 9, Scott breaks down British Columbia's move toward permanent daylight saving time and what it could mean for people living in Vancouver and across the province. He also examines comments from David Eby, who denies his government was consulted after the federal government signed over title rights in the Greater Vancouver area. Scott walks through the political implications, the jurisdictional questions, and how these decisions could directly affect residents and businesses.
In Ontario, Doug Ford outlines plans to finally build a road to the Ring of Fire, shares new details about a proposed convention centre in Toronto, and announces a small agreement with Tim Houston that would allow direct alcohol purchases between provinces.
The second half of the episode features extended audio from testimony by Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton regarding the Epstein files, highlighting the key exchanges and the moments where direct answers were avoided.

*]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" tabindex="-1" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:6876ea51-2380-4cf9-96ae-729d4bbd8208-1" data-testid= "conversation-turn-4" data-scroll-anchor="true" data-turn= "assistant"> Today's episode of Scott Fox After 9 is fully dedicated to the escalating conflict in Iran and across the Middle East. Scott begins with the latest military update from U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and General Dan Caine, breaking down what their remarks signal about current operations and the broader strategic picture.
At the 13-minute mark, Scott is joined by education professional and human rights advocate Julie Rocchese for a powerful and deeply informed conversation on the history of the Iranian regime, the systemic oppression women in Iran have endured, and her hope for a free and democratic future. She also addresses the critical question of who should lead the country during a potential transition and what must happen for lasting democratic change to take hold.
This is a focused, in-depth episode for listeners who want clarity, context, and insight on one of the most important global stories unfolding right now.




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In this special edition of Scott Fox After 9, Scott brings you the remarks from President Donald  Trump, Prime Minister Mark Carney, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer regarding the escalating military operations involving Iran. Instead of clips taken out of context or partisan analysis, this episode presents their statements in one convenient place so you can hear directly from the leaders themselves.
As Canadians head into a new work week, this is a fast and reliable way to understand why these operations are taking place and how Canada and the United Kingdom are responding. There is no spin and no commentary, just the words of our Prime Minister and key allies, delivered clearly so you can stay informed.