PrimeTime Politics with Michael Serapio

The strategy panel Cole Hogan (Conservative), Susan Smith (Liberal) and Nasha Brownridge (NDP), discuss the prime minister's latest podcast appearance and federal polling numbers. 338 Canada's Philippe Fournier speaks about the state of polling for the Liberals and BQ in Quebec. Jon Allen, former Canadian ambassador to Israel speaks about the efforts to get Canadians out of Lebanon.

Bloc MP Christine Normandin speaks about her party's bill to raise old age security payments. The University of Toronto's Walter Dorn speaks about the current conflicts in the Middle East. U.S. political scientist Larry Jacobs speaks about the vice-presidential debate last night. Pollster David Colleto shares his latest numbers.

Israeli Ambassador to Canada Iddo Moed talks about the Iranian attack on Israel and Israel's incursion into Lebanon. Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux talks about the cost of the Bloc's proposed increase to old age security payments. National Post journalist Murray Mandrake speaks about the Saskatchewan election as the writ dropped today.

The journalist panel, Bob Fife (Globe and Mail), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse) talk about tensions in the House of Commons this week. NDP MP Leah Gazan speaks about her private member's bill that would criminalize residential school denialism. Professor Christian Leuprecht speaks about the current conflict in Lebanon and Israel and the implications for the wider region.

The strategists panel, Cole Hogan, Susan Smith and Nasha Brownridge discuss the non-confidence vote and an alleged homophobic remark made in the House. Defence Minister Bill Blair discusses the new Canadian Armed Forces Cyber Command. Former diplomat Ferry de Kerckhove talks about Canada's relationship with France as Emmanuel Macron visits Ottawa and Montreal.

Journalists Stephanie Levitz (Globe and Mail) and Chris Nardi (National Post) break down the non-confidence vote and antics during Question Period. Health Minister Mark Holland discusses MAID policies in Quebec. Louis de Lormier, a former Canadian ambassador to Lebanon, discusses the conflict in that country and the Canadian government's role in protecting Canadians in Lebanon.

Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer talks about his party's motion of non-confidence in the government. NDP Whip Heather McPherson explains her party's position on the non-confidence vote. Space Canada's Brian Gallant talks about Canada's space industry.

Bob Rae, Canada's ambassador to the United Nations joins the show to talk about conflicts in the Middle East and Haiti. Bloc MP Christine Normandin talks about her party's position on the upcoming confidence vote. This is VANCOLOUR host Mo Amir talks about the state of politics in British Columbia as that province's election gets underway.

The journalist panel, Bob Fife (Globe and Mail), Tonda MacCharles (Toronto Star) and Joël-Denis Bellavance (La Presse) recap the weeks events, including the upcoming confidence vote next week. Pollster Éric Grenier talks about the provincial elections in New Brunswick and British Columbia. US pollster Matt Taglia (Emerson College) speaks about what the polls show in the U.S. presidential race.

The strategists panel, Cole Hogan, Nasha Brownridge and Stevie O'Brien discuss the departure of Pablo Rodriguez from cabinet and the looming confidence vote. Security expert Michael Kempa talks about MP safety following the viral video of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh getting into an argument with a protestor on the hill. Telegraph-Journal journalist John Chilibeck speaks about the state of affairs in New Brunswick as the provincial election begins in that province.