Paul Wells, a national columnist, explores Justin Trudeau's leadership in his new book. They discuss Trudeau's shift towards polarization, campaign strategies, and policy stances. They also touch on Jakarta sinking and Indonesia's plans for a new capital.

Discussing the Conservative dominance in Canadian politics, the podcast explores potential impacts on housing, crime, and media. Analyzing the struggles of the Liberal party, the show speculates on the future under right-wing rule. Guests delve into societal challenges, CBC funding, and the need for listener support in navigating the changing political landscape.

Guest host Vassy Kapelos interviews Paul Wells about his book on Justin Trudeau's leadership journey, exploring his evolution, self-awareness, loyalty in political circles, potential election run, and the book's impact on public discourse.

Political journalist Paul Wells joins the discussion on Trudeau's struggles and far-right rise in Canadian politics. Topics include global context, Biden's debate loss, and NY Times call for his resignation.

Pierre Poilievre's fiery exchanges with Canadian media spark online buzz. How does his approach differ from past politicians? Journalist Paul Wells sheds light on Poilievre's interactions with reporters and public perception. Explore the evolving dynamics of political messaging and media engagement in the digital age.