Paul Hunter

Katie Simpson, CBC's Washington correspondent, shares insights on Canada's navigation through Trump's trade war and the strained U.S. relations. Peter Armstrong discusses the economic toll of tariffs and the resilience of certain sectors. Paul Hunter highlights Trump's drastic reclamation of presidential power and its political fallout. Sasha Petrasek provides a sobering look at Gaza’s ongoing humanitarian crisis amid a fragile ceasefire. Johanna Wagstaff reveals alarming climate trends in 2025, detailing extreme weather events and their devastating consequences.

Paul Hunter, Senior Washington correspondent for the CBC, discusses the tense atmosphere in Washington, D.C., following a shooting involving National Guard members. Laura Westbrook shares harrowing details from the scene of a deadly high-rise fire in Hong Kong, highlighting the devastating community impact. Alexandra Clough reveals the bizarre saga of a 15-year tennis-court feud in Palm Beach that culminated in a $50 million civil verdict, while Peter Cunningham talks about the struggles of the softwood lumber industry under U.S. tariffs.

Paul Hunter, CBC Washington correspondent, dives into the implications of a federal judge dismissing charges against James Comey, a move that complicates things for Trump and his DOJ tactics. Colin Butler, CBC culture reporter, pays tribute to reggae legend Jimmy Cliff, discussing his influential hits and cultural impact on music worldwide. Plus, with Black Friday approaching, Canadian businesses face pressure to adapt amidst economic concerns. A lively mix of politics, music, and commerce makes for an engaging listen!

Paul Hunter, CBC's senior Washington correspondent, provides insightful analysis amidst a nail-biting race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. He breaks down crucial battleground states and their impact on the election outcome, spotlighting Pennsylvania's importance. The conversation touches on shifting political dynamics in Iowa and the influence of women's rights on voter decisions. Hunter also navigates the complexities of voter demographics, emphasizing the significance of young and diverse voter identities as election night unfolds.

CBC Washington correspondent Paul Hunter discusses the growing calls for Joe Biden to step down after a disastrous debate performance against Trump. The podcast explores Biden's defiant stance, declining poll numbers, and internal struggles within the Democratic Party regarding his leadership. It also delves into the mounting pressure on Biden to consider stepping down and concerns from Democratic donors about his ability to compete effectively.