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We're chatting Andrew Scheer's leadership of the CPC, what to expect from the Throne Speech, Jagmeet Singh's preening and - belatedly - the Nov 20 Cabinet shuffle.

With Andrew Scheer refusing to say whether he believes being gay is a sin, we decide to tell you what it means. We also discuss the departure of Elizabeth May as Green Party Leader and the truly bizarre, disgusting and misogynistic fascination Rapper T.I. has with his daughter's virginity.

Cameron, Mike and Lee-Anne talk about the results of the 2019 federal election, the misogynistic attacks against Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and what Canadians can expect in the 43rd Parliament.

If you're a strategic voter, and want to know how to vote in your riding, please visit www.votewell.ca and see the recommendation about the best voting strategy.Not sure where to vote? Visit www.elections.caPlease be sure to vote -- regardless of your political stripes, democracy and the right to choose who governs us is a right we should all protect and value. Choose wisely.

If you're a strategic voter, and want to know how to vote in your riding, please visit www.votewell.ca and see the recommendation about the best voting strategy.Not sure where to vote? Visit www.elections.caPlease be sure to vote -- regardless of your political stripes, democracy and the right to choose who governs us is a right we should all protect and value.  Choose wisely.

The article Mike referred to during the pod is available here: https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/2019/10/09/anatomy-of-a-manufactured-election-scandal.html?fbclid=IwAR3kXzJaPuiz-N-PR4h1PUAda0qUioT29qWVKIuoiO7cshw049f0UTXfgvk

We're all by phone today and talking the first televised debate between the party leaders, Andrew Scheer's ability to hit homeruns and Trump's meltdown, Finnish-style.

We're talking the PM's apology about the blackface photos, the forthcoming impeachment (?) of The Orange Menace and Lee-Anne's expertise in German and Croatian language leads to widespread inability to pronounce names.

The federal election campaign is rocked by old pictures of Justin Trudeau in blackface. Lee-Anne, Mike & Cameron discuss the PM's response, whether it is truly genuine and whether people should be forgiven for the sins of the past.

On Wednesday, September 11, 2019, the Prime Minister paid a visit to the Governor General requesting the dissolution of the 42nd Parliament and the issuance of writs for the 43rd Canadian General Election. Canadians will go to the polls to choose the next federal government on Monday, October 21, 2019. The Leaders are campaigning in every corner of the country bringing their vision of Canada to the voters. Party candidates and platforms are available here: https://www.liberal.ca/choose-forward/ https://www.conservative.ca/ https://www.ndp.ca/ https://www.greenparty.ca/en https://www.peoplespartyofcanada.ca/ This week we saw the Greens come out shrugging about national unity and a women's right to choose; the Conservatives ranting on about Justin Trudeau and being brought to task on their leader's stance on a women's right to make her own reproductive choices (spoiler: he opposes it); the NDP Leader having a good start butt promising things (i.e. a hospital) he can't deliver; and, the Liberals getting off to a strong start but a media bus ran into their campaign plane.

Our final show of our second season, we're talking the rise of the Green Party, the disappearance of the NDP and what surprised us most this season in Canadian politics.

The entire gang is back talking earplugs in the Alberta Legislature, cancelling Canada Day at the Ontario Legislature and the Tory Climate Change Plan. Plus, in the second half of the show me and Lee-Anne are joined by Twitter personality Neil Before Zod to talk about doxxing, anonymity and political opinion.

Lee-Anne's back -- let the venting begin! We tackle the CPC bozo eruption, the abortion debate, beer in corner stores and... Lee-Anne wants to know: why can't we get some good-looking politicians?

Cameron sits down with Ishat Reza, lawyer, public governance advisor, former federal public servant and ex-OECD official, to discuss SNC-Lavalin, the Mark Norman case and the integrity of Canada's judicial system.

Mike & Cameron talk the March for Life, the Northwest Passage and the huge job gains posted under PM Trudeau's leadership! In the second half of the show, Cameron sits down with Ishat Reza to talk SNC-Lavalin & the Mark Norman case.

We're talking the new Ekos poll showing 40% of Canadians think there are too many non-white immigrants, the defeat of Premier Rachel Notley in the Alberta election and we chat about the 2020 Democratic Presidential Primary!

We're talking "Jody & Jane" -- the worst sitcom in Canadian politics -- and the Conservative Party's embrace of white supremacy, happily ignored by the bulk of Canadian media.

Another week and more stupidity from the media and the Conservatives on the faux SNC-Lavalin scandal... so we figure, why should we prepare and do our jobs when the media and the Conservatives aren't doing theirs? We winged this one, folks.

The ongoing SNC-Lavalin saga, the irresponsible pundit class bent on getting their pound of flesh and PM Trudeau's handling of, what is, an HR problem.

Jody Wilson-Raybould's version of the SNC-Lavalin saga shakes up official Ottawa. Plus, Michael Cohen sings like a bird!