Liberals are gathering at the gate, with some entering the race for leadership. Most eyes are focused on Trump's threat of tariffs.

The week starts with Trudeau pulling the plug, and wrapping up with Trump seriously discussing Canada as a 51st state.

An encore of now the race is on to see who leads the Liberals to either possible extinction or surprise recovery.

He called it quits and now the race is on to see who leads the Liberals to either possible extinction or surprise recovery.

Their advice for their political foes -- James for the Liberals, Gerry for the Conservatives.

An encore of Ted Barris on his book, Battle of Britain - Canadian Airmen in Their Finest Hour.

Former Conservative cabinet minister James Moore and Gerald Butts, a key figure in Justin Trudeau's administration, delve into Canada's intricate political climate. They discuss the implications of the NDP's pullback from their agreement with the Liberals and the challenges of minority governance. The conversation highlights strategic coalition-building, potential referendums in Quebec, and rising political tensions. They also touch on the influences of U.S. politics, safety for politicians amid unrest, and predictions for future leadership changes.

Dr. Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child Canada, shares her firsthand experiences from the world's most dire conflict zones. She discusses the severe humanitarian crisis in Sudan, highlighting the global indifference and media inattention. Delving into geopolitical tensions, she reveals how external influences shape these crises. Nutt also addresses the situation in post-Taliban Afghanistan, focusing on the oppression faced by civilians, particularly women. The conversation encourages listeners to engage more deeply in global humanitarian issues and support efforts beyond just financial aid.

An encore of the Ranter was all too willing to get into it again with Trump, this time and his Canada obsession. 

An encore of answers came from around the world, and offered an array of opinions.