Every Wednesday, CBC Washington correspondents Paul Hunter, Katie Simpson, and Willy Lowry gather with their colleagues to discuss major stories in the U.S. capital and examine their implications for Canada. This podcast offers insightful analysis from reporters well-versed in both countries and with access to the White House.
Canada Day signifies a crucial deadline for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, subject to a mandatory review this year. While Canada and Mexico aim to extend the agreement for 16 years, uncertainties loom regarding the Trump administration’s stance. With substantial economic implications, there is palpable apprehension. Washington correspondents Willy Lowry, Paul Hunter, and guest host Peter Armstrong ponder the aftermath post the July 1 deadline.
As the final episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert airs, many view it as the end of an era, suggesting a broader suppression of dissent during Donald Trump’s second term. Washington correspondents Katie Simpson, Paul Hunter, and Willy Lowry contemplate the significance of Colbert’s cancellation in reflecting the state of free speech under Trump’s administration.
Under President Donald Trump’s tenure, conspiracy theories have gained prominence, raising questions about their mainstream acceptance. Washington correspondents Katie Simpson, Paul Hunter, and Willy Lowry delve into the historical entanglement of conspiracy theories with American politics and ponder if Trump has normalized such theories.
A pivotal Supreme Court ruling has set off a race to redraw U.S. electoral districts, potentially altering future election outcomes significantly.
Washington correspondent Paul Hunter provides insights into the recent White House correspondents’ dinner incident where gunshots were heard, shedding light on the ongoing fallout. Katie Simpson and Willy Lowry detail the latest developments on the suspect. Amidst the political aftermath, the correspondents explore the implications of the alleged assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
During Donald Trump’s second term as U.S. president, notable changes are transforming Washington, from monumental arches to the deployment of National Guard troops, symbolizing Trump’s impact on the capital city.
Washington correspondents Willy Lowry and Katie Simpson, along with Radio-Canada’s U.S. correspondent Louis Blouin, analyze the evolving perception of Trump’s influence on recent international elections and its repercussions.
Following a series of dramatic events involving U.S. President Donald Trump’s stance on Iran, Washington correspondents Katie Simpson, Willy Lowry, and Paul Hunter strive to decipher the outcomes of Trump’s actions.
The evolving political landscape in the U.S. is shaping current rhetoric for both Republicans and Democrats, highlighting the significance of impending midterms.
As President Donald Trump sends mixed messages to U.S. allies regarding the defense of the Strait of Hormuz, uncertainties loom over the U.S.’s foreign policy.
Amidst the ongoing U.S. war in the Middle East and its economic repercussions, Washington correspondents explore the critical issues surrounding gas prices, public sentiment, and Trump’s decision-making.
The volatile nature of Trump’s brand is under scrutiny, with recent international events casting shadows on his leadership and its implications for the global political landscape.
