John Ivison, a National Post columnist, and Lorne Gunter, a columnist for The Sun, discuss the tumultuous relationship between Canada and the U.S. after Mark Carney's election as prime minister. They explore how Carney's controversial cabinet picks may overshadow his challenges, including deal-making with a now-mobilized Trump. They dive into Albertan farmers' struggles with falling canola prices coinciding with the approaching election, examining the importance of tacit endorsements in shaping voter perceptions and the dynamics of Canadian political strategies.

John Ivison, a seasoned National Post columnist, dives into the tumultuous state of Justin Trudeau's government. He discusses internal rebellions within the Liberal caucus that threaten Trudeau's leadership. Ivison highlights potential policy reversals, including on the carbon tax, and the chaos in Parliament amid procedural standoffs. The conversation also touches on Conservative pressures, the implications of foreign interference, and the looming question of a new leader for the beleaguered party.