Sam Cooper

Sam Cooper, an investigative journalist and founder of The Bureau, delves into the dark underbelly of Canada's fentanyl crisis. He reveals how organized crime is not just producing drugs but also laundering profits through online betting. The emergence of domestic fentanyl super labs marks a disturbing shift from foreign dependency. Cooper also critiques political accountability, focusing on former Premier Christy Clark’s ties to China and implications of cartels on public safety. The podcast uncovers alarming truths about crime's infiltration into Canadian society.

Sam Cooper, an investigative journalist and author, dives deep into the influence of the Chinese Communist Party in North America. He discusses his testimony to Parliament on ethics, highlighting the limitations of Canada's ethics commissioner. Sam critiques RCMP inaction concerning election interference and sheds light on Canada as a hub for fentanyl trafficking. With insights on free speech issues in the UK and warnings about China's influence on Western democracies, he provides a compelling overview of transnational crime and its implications for national security.

Independent journalist Sam Cooper discusses China's interference in Canadian elections, fentanyl smuggling, and housing crisis. They also touch on market factors affecting rate cuts, weak retail sales, and stagflation concerns.

Sam Cooper, a national investigative journalist and co-author of "Wilful Blindness," reveals the insidious infiltration of the West by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and organized crime. He discusses the CCP's modern reverse Opium War using drugs like fentanyl, and how it manipulates Westerners as propaganda tools. Cooper highlights the alarming connections between money laundering, gangsters, and political influence in Canada, emphasizing the urgent need for systemic reform to combat these threats to democratic societies.

Welcome to The Void! Kevin O'Connor brings you deep inside the NBA with the people who know it best. In this episode, KOC is joined by Mike Vigil and Sam Cooper from 'The Timeline: A Phoenix Suns Podcast' to discuss the rise of the Suns franchise. They discuss how Chris Paul completely changed his style of play (03:06) and the improvement of Deandre Ayton (09:17). KOC is all aboard the Payne train, as they discuss the perfect bench pairing of Cameron Payne and JaVale McGee (13:46) before diving into Mikal Bridges‘s route to DPOY (15:35). They point to Devin Booker’s efficiency as a reason for his overall improvement (24:16). The guys look around the association to see which teams are a few moves away from contending. KOC makes a bold statement about Cavs rookie Evan Mobley, but Sam believes he could be on to something (32:25). Also, they discuss how James Harden could benefit from taking more midrange jumpers (45:40). Lastly, they debate what, if any, moves the Suns can make down the stretch (52:32).Host: Kevin O'ConnorGuests: Mike Vigil and Sam CooperProducers: Jessie Lopez and Dylan Berkey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices