Terry Glavin, a journalist and author known for his insights on Canadian politics and anti-Semitism, joins the conversation with Jordan Peterson. They discuss the alarming rise of anti-Semitism in Canada, especially post-October events, and the vulnerability felt by Jewish communities. Glavin critiques Trudeau's ties with China, linking it to the political landscape. They also analyze the intersection of Jewish identity, political allegiances, and multicultural dynamics in Canada, addressing the challenges posed by new ideologies and shifting public perceptions.

Terry Glavin, a seasoned Canadian journalist with two decades of experience on Indigenous issues, dives deep into the controversial narrative surrounding alleged mass graves of Indigenous children in Canada. He challenges the sensationalist media reports that sparked nationwide outrage and protests, revealing a troubling lack of evidence. The discussion sheds light on the integrity of journalism, the impact of misinformation, and the importance of confronting Canada’s colonial legacy. Glavin advocates for truth and accountability in the media amidst rising skepticism.

Julie Kelly, a journalist known for her insights on the January 6th Capitol attack, joins the conversation to discuss the DOJ's IG report revealing the presence of 26 FBI informants during the incident. She emphasizes the need for accountability in the FBI's actions. Terry Glavin, a Canadian author and journalist, sheds light on the rising anti-Semitism in Canada amidst complex multicultural dynamics. Their dialogues delve into government transparency, media bias, and the sociopolitical landscape, making for a thought-provoking discussion.