Will Trumps plan mean lasting peace in the Middle East? The Ben Mulroney Show 2026-09-19 | Will Trumps plan mean lasting peace in the Middle East?
This Week in Politics Canadas governor general struggles to speak French. Major issue or non-story? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-06 | In this second segment of This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show," Ben is joined by guests Max Fawcett, Columnist for Canada's National Observer, and Dimitri Soudas, former director of communications for Stephen Harper. The conversation in this segment revolves around the bilingualism debate in Canada, focusing on the appointment of Mary Simon as Governor General and her struggles with French. "She should have never been appointed head of state... because she does not speak the two official languages of this country," Soudas argued, saying as a federal employee, you need to be able to communicate in both English and French.The discussion highlights the importance of bilingualism in the civil service, the emerging role of technology in language learning, and the distinction between understanding and providing services in both official languages.
BC Conservatives fire Lindsay Shepherd over tweet on residential schools The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-06 | In this segment of This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Dimitri Soudas, Former Director of Communications for Stephen Harper, and Max Fawcett, Lead Columnist for Canada's National Observer. The trio explore the implications of free speech in political roles, particularly focusing on the case of Lindsay Shepherd, a BC Conservative Party communications staffer (and herself no stranger to free speech debates) who was fired by the party for her public statements regarding Truth & Reconciliation day. The line between free speech and professional responsibility is complex but political staff must balance personal beliefs with party representation. The discussion then moves on to innovative trade proposals from Indigenous nations, highlighting both the potential and challenges of such initiatives.
The CRA is investigating Muslim charities - profiling or good journalism? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-06 | ...
This Week in Politics: Have Muslim charities funded terrorist orgs? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-03 | In this second segment of This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben continues his talk with Chris Chapin and Warren Kinsella. The panel discuss the complexities surrounding terrorism and charity audits in Canada, the debate over daylight saving time, and the cultural significance of sports. The CRA has faced scrutiny over its audits of charities with concerns about potential bias in charity investigations. However, the importance of ensuring safety from terrorism is paramount. The conversation highlights the challenges of balancing safety and rights in charity investigations, the frustrations of navigating time changes, and the joy of community engagement through sports.
This Week in Politics: Could Manchester synagogue terror attack happen in Canada? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-03 | In this segment of This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Warren Kinsella, Former Special Advisor to Jean Chretien, and Chris Chapin, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy. The trio discuss the alarming rise of antisemitism, particularly in light of recent attacks in Manchester and other cities. The terror attack in Manchester on Thursday targeted people gathering at the Orthodox synagogue on Yom Kippur, the day of atonement and the most solemn day in the Jewish calendar. Ben and his guests agree and emphasize the need for the Muslim community to address issues of antisemitism. The conversation then shifts to the political landscape in the U.S., focusing on government shutdowns and the implications of political maneuvering. Finally, they turn to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly the role of Hamas and the challenges of achieving peace in the region.
Responding to hate mail about homeless encampment clearing in Toronto The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-02 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben introduces a new segment called 'Storytime with Ben,' focusing on the Dufferin Grove encampment controversy in Toronto. City staff have cleared a homeless encampment in Toronto’s west end for a second time in a few days, after a small group of people rebuilt a camp that was removed on Friday. Michael DeForge, who was at the park Wednesday to support encampment residents, said a group of Toronto police officers and security guards removed residents and took about six or seven tents. The episode highlights the differing perspectives on the situation, and a response to a politically influenced attempted takedown letter from encampments supporter, Michael DeForge. He declined an invitation to join the show.
Are Canadians too woke? A Harvard professor seems to think so.... The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-02 | ...
Will Hamas agree to Trumps peace plan? Our political panel weighs in. The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-02 | ...
This Week in Politics: Why woke is dead in academia The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-01 | In this second segment from This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben continues his conversation with guests Regan Watts and Andy Gibbons. The discussion revolves around the performative nature of hiring practices in Canadian academia, particularly focusing on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. The panel express concerns about the implications of these practices on the quality of candidates and the overall academic environment. The conversation then shifts to political commentary, highlighting notable actions by politicians, including Mark Carney's approach to Truth and Reconciliation Day and the impact of leadership styles on public perception.
This Week in Politics: Will Hamas agree to Trump’s peace plan? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-01 | In today's This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes guests Andy Gibbons, Prinicipal at Walgate Advisory, and Regan Watts, Founder of Fratton Park Inc. The panel first discusses the recent decision by WestJet to eliminate reclining seats. Customers want different products in airlines and WestJet's decision reflects market-based realities. Next they discuss the implications of Trump's peace plan in the Middle East, pointing out that Hamas's lack of agreement does not negate peace efforts and US leadership is crucial for Middle East peace. They cap it off with discussing the controversial hiring practices at Dalhousie University regarding AI positions. Dalhousie's job posting reflects progressive ideals but academia is being seen as disconnected from public sentiment.
US makes major overhall to de-woke the military. Should Canada follow suit? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-01 | ...
US makes major overhaul to de-woke the military. Should Canada follow suit? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-10-01 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben explores the evolving dynamics of military pride and spending in Canada, contrasting it with the political influences affecting the U.S. military. Physical fitness tests are being standardized across genders as the U.S. military moves away from 'woke' policies. Ben discusses the recruitment and retention challenges within the Canadian Armed Forces, highlighting the impact that inclusivity and diversity policies on performance and operational effectiveness. Canada's military has been facing retention issues despite recruitment success with some believing that inclusivity efforts may be leading to exclusivity in hiring. The military's operational effectiveness is at stake due to political correctness, and Ben believes a change in leadership perspective is necessary for improvement.
Canada Post strike opens doors for Canadian entrepreneurs The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-30 | On today's episode of The Ben Mulroney Show, as Canada Post strikes again, Ben uncovers private sector models that are solving the gap in the market and welcomes Trexity CEO, Alok Ahuja, and Juhee Cha, head of PR for ChitChats. The discussion centers around the challenges faced by entrepreneurs in Canada, particularly in light of the strikes. Ahuja and Cha introduce their companies, which aim to provide innovative logistics solutions for small businesses. They discuss their partnership to enhance delivery services across Canada, making it easier for entrepreneurs to manage shipping and logistics without relying on traditional postal services. The conversation emphasizes the importance of supporting local businesses and providing them with the tools they need to thrive in a competitive market.
Georges St-Pierre, legendary UFC champion, shows his soft side The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-30 | On today's episode of The Ben Mulroney Show, Ben welcomes renowned MMA fighter, George St. Pierre. The legendary champion shares insights from his life as a fighter and his transition into a new chapter. He discusses the importance of discipline, the impact of bullying on his journey, and the significance of retiring at the right time. St. Pierre reflects on the mental and physical challenges faced in combat sports and emphasizes the need for personal growth and vulnerability.
Mahmoud Abbas called for Hamas disarmament...our panel thinks its a bunch of BS. The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-27 | ...
This Week in Politics: Is it time to sell Canada Post? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-26 | The mail came to a halt on Thursday evening as the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) walked off the job in response to the federal government’s proposed changes to Canada Post. The latest action comes after a year of ongoing negotiations between the union and the Crown corporation, which have failed to reach an agreement. Tough as it may seem, it's time for Canada to have an honest conversation about the future of it's national postal service. In today's This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Chris Chapin, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy, and Warren Kinsella, Founder of Fratton Park Inc. The trio discusses various pressing political issues in Canada, including the future of Canada Post, Mahmoud Abbas' speech at the UN, Canada's foreign policy and trade relations, gun rights in Alberta, provincial rights concerning the Constitution, and the fentanyl crisis affecting communities across the country. The panel argues that Canada Post needs a national conversation about its future as the private sector has found better ways to handle parcel delivery. Gun rights are a significant issue in Alberta politics and Danielle Smith's mandate letters are being used as a political strategy. However, her use of the notwithstanding clause raises constitutional concerns. The group then pivots to the fentanyl crisis; declaring it a pressing issue that needs addressing; emphasizing the need for effective solutions to social issues.
Jimmy Kimmel returns to ABC and Trump has a meltdown The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-24 | In this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben focuses on Jimmy Kimmel's return to ABC following what's been deemed a controversial incident. Ben discusses Kimmel's statements regarding the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the implications of free speech, and the political pressures surrounding media personalities. He also touches on responses from political figures, including Ted Cruz and U.S. President Donald Trump, highlighting the intersection of comedy and politics.@JimmyKimmelLive
Comedian Whitney Cummings on the changing face of comedy and being a new mom The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-24 | Who couldn't use a little levity on a Wednesday morning? In this segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes comedian Whitney Cummings for some hilarious comedic relief. She shares her experiences as a stand-up comedian, her insights on parenting, and her thoughts on the evolving landscape of comedy. Whitney then discusses her upcoming North American tour, the unique aspects of performing in Canada, and the challenges and joys of motherhood. She also reflects on the creative process behind her comedy and the importance of staying relevant in a rapidly changing entertainment industry.@whitneycummings
Check out the Haunted Canada Podcast! #curiouscast The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-23 | Have a listen to another great podcast from Curiouscast!New season coming soon - listen now: link.chtbl.com/haunted
Why did Carney recognize Palestine on the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-23 | Canada officially recognized the existence of a Palestinian state Sunday ahead of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly, joining several other western allies including the United Kingdom and Australia who did the same. The controversial move is aimed at increasing pressure on efforts to broker peace in the deadly Israel-Hamas conflict, which has destabilized the Middle East and increased tensions globally. Israel and its chief international ally the United States have strongly opposed recognizing Palestinian statehood while the conflict continues to rage, and as Hamas still holds hostages in Gaza. In this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben discusses Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's decision to formally recognize Palestine on the Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashanah, the political implications of this decision, and the international perspectives surrounding it. Ben explores the motivations behind the recognition, the reactions from various communities, and the preconditions set by other nations, including the US, regarding their own formal recognition of the state of Palestine.
Justin Trudeau makes his first public speech and Ben has some thoughts..... The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-23 | ...
Trudeau is back in the public eye, but does his rhetoric match Canadas reality? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-22 | In this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben discusses the fallout from Jimmy Kimmel's recent controversy, exploring public reactions and the implications for free speech. Some see Kimmel's leave as a free speech issue, while others view it as justified. Public figures like Tatiana Maslany and Cynthia Nixon have called for boycotts of Disney. Ben then pivots to discussing Justin Trudeau's recent corporate speech, reflecting on his time as Prime Minister of Canada and the challenges facing Canada today. Ben feels that Trudeau's optimism contrasts with the realities facing Canada today.
This Week in Politics: What options exist for Hamas other than surrender? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-22 | Today on This Week in Politics from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes guests Dimitri Soudas, Former Director of Communications to Stephen Harper, and Max Fawcett, Lead columnist for Canada's National Observer. The trio discusses Canada's recognition of Palestine, the implications of Hamas's role, and the current political landscape in Canada. Dimitri believes Hamas's actions and statements should be critically evaluated and not taken at face value. The Palestinian Authority's governance and the need for democratic elections are crucial topics. They also analyze the potential for upcoming elections, the dynamics within the House of Commons, and the economic perspectives regarding deficits and investments.
Canada officially recognizes Palestine: Whats behind Carneys head-scratching move? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-22 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben delves into Canada's official recognition of a Palestinian state, exploring the implications of this decision on international relations, particularly with the United States and the UK. Canada officially recognized a Palestinian state Sunday ahead of the United Nations General Assembly meeting on Monday, where several other nations are expected to do the same. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office announced the declaration as Carney travelled to New York to attend the UN meetings. Ben slams the government's unilateral action, and questions the lack of accountability and the failure to meet preconditions set earlier by the Prime Minister. The discussion also highlights the immediate violent reactions in Gaza following the recognition, raising concerns about the consequences of such political moves.
This Week in Politics: Why are so many Liberals leaving Carney government? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-19 | Chrystia Freeland sent waves through Ottawa when she announced she would be departing Prime Minister Mark Carney’s cabinet. In today's This Week in Politics segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Chris Chapin, Political Commentator, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy and Warren Kinsella, Former Special Advisor to Jean Chretien and CEO of the Daisy Group.The panel discuss various pressing political issues in Canada, including the controversial use of the notwithstanding clause, recent cabinet reshuffles, the BC Ferries scandal, and the implications of free speech in media, specifically surrounding Jimmy Kimmel.The conversation highlights the complexities of political decision-making and the potential consequences of government actions.
The real truth about the genocide in Gaza The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-18 | A team of independent experts commissioned by the United Nations’ Human Rights Council has concluded that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, issuing a report Tuesday that calls on the international community to end the genocide and take steps to punish those responsible for it. But not everyone is buying it. In this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes lawyer and founder of the Lawfare Project, Brooke Goldstein to discuss the current situation in Palestine. Goldstein, who spent time in Gaza with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, shares her firsthand observations regarding the humanitarian situation, the allegations of genocide, and the accusations that Hamas is diverting humanitarian aid for its own purposes. The conversation delves into the complexities of the conflict, emphasizing the importance of truth-telling in the current media landscapes, the narratives surrounding it, and the importance of understanding the realities on the ground.
This Week in Politics: Oil and gas execs need Carney to speed things up The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-17 | In today's This Week in Politics segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Regan Watts, Founder of Fratton Park Inc., and Andy Gibbons, former Vice President of WestJet. The conversation mainly covers the oil and gas industry's open letter to the Carney government asking to speed up the launch of national projects and policies to help "strengthen Canada’s economic sovereignty." It also covers the abrupt departure of Chrystia Freeland from Carney's cabinet, Canada's military role in Haiti, and the ongoing affordability crisis affecting millions of Canadians. The panelists provide insights into the implications of these issues for the current government and the Canadian public.
Chrystia Freeland resigns from Carneys cabinet: What was behind her swift exit? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-17 | In this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben breaks down Chrystia Freeland’s surprise resignation from cabinet, as well as her new role as Canada’s special envoy for the reconstruction of Ukraine. What does this move signal for her political future, and for the Liberal government under Prime Minister Mark Carney? Ben also examines the government’s timeline on bail reform and sentencing laws, amid growing concern over violent crime and repeat offenders. With Parliament back in session, are reforms moving quickly enough to address public safety?
Poilievre back in Parliament and is Freeland set to exit? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-16 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben discusses the latest developments in Canadian politics, including the potential departure of Chrystia Freeland from her role in Carney's cabinet as transport minister to take on a potential role as the global envoy to Ukraine, as Globe and Mail reports. The House is officially back in session with a warm welcome to the leader of the Opposition, Pierre Poilievre. The conversation highlights the significance of political decorum, the role of the Conservative Party, and the implications of government spending on the economy.
Should Manitoba minister be fired over comments calling Charlie Kirk racist? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-16 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben dives into the controversy involving Manitoba cabinet minister Nahanni Fontaine, who faced backlash for her comments on the assassination of U.S. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Some online are calling for her resignation - but the Premier of Manitoba, Wab Kinew, emphasized reconciliation over cancel culture. Kirk, a conservative political activist, ally of U.S. President Donald Trump and co-founder of the non-profit organization Turning Point USA, died after he was shot in the neck while speaking at an event at Utah Valley University on Wednesday, Sept. 10. The discussion highlights the themes of leadership, accountability, and the importance of empathy in politics, particularly in the context of public apologies and the reactions to controversial statements.
Sarah McLachlan: I feel like this is a time where we cannot be complacent The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-15 | ...
Sarah McLachlan gets political with new album and documentary The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-15 | On this segment from today's 'The Ben Mulroney Show', Ben invites legendary singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan to discuss her new album, 'Better Broken', as well as her new documentary, 'Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery' — which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last week. In this engaging conversation, McLachlan discusses the importance of music education, her own music institution, and her reflections on the legacy of Lilith Fair. The Canadian icon emphasizes the emotional and social growth that music fosters in individuals, particularly in children, and advocates for the need to keep conversations alive in today's polarized society. McLachlan further reflects on her journey as a female artist in the music industry and the positive changes that have occurred over the years.
This Week in Politics: People celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk should be ashamed The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-12 | The death of controversial U.S. Conservative activist Charlie Kirk has stirred a strong reaction across North America and around the world. In Ben Mulroney's view, those who celebrated the murder of Kirk should be ashamed of themselves. What do you think? In today's This Week in Politics segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes back guests Chris Chapin, Political Commentator, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy and Warren Kinsella, Former Special Advisor to Jean Chretien and CEO of the Daisy Group. Our political commentators discuss the rapid response of the American justice system to the assassination of Kirk, as well as the implications of Mark Carney's list of national development projects, and the upcoming bail reform initiative by the Conservative Party.
Banned TIFF doc The Road Between Us finally gets released The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-12 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show," Ben invites filmmaker Barry Avrich and retired IDF Major General Noam Tibon to the show to discuss their documentary 'The Road Between Us: The Ultimate Rescue,' which tells the story of a father's desperate attempt to save his family during the Oct. 7, 2023 attacks in Israel. They explore the emotional journey of filmmaking, the challenges faced during the film's premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, and the intersection of art and politics in today's society. The discussion highlights the importance of storytelling and the universal themes of family and resilience. The film, which was accepted by the festival, then revoked, and then welcomed again, premiered on September 10th in Toronto with protesters surrounding Roy Thompson Hall.
Stephen Harper speaks out on Israel and anti-semitism The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-11 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben sits down for an exclusive chat with former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper at B'nai Brith Canada in Winnipeg. The conversation covers a large range of topics, including Charlie Kirk's recent assassination, but focuses largely on the issues surrounding Israel, the war in Gaza, and the alarming rise in antisemitism in Canada.
This is getting really scary. Stephen Harper on the assassination of Charlie Kirk The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-11 | ...
The Ken Dryden none of us ever knew The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-10 | To many Canadians, Ken Dryden is a hockey hero, a politican, and a legend in Montreal where he won six Stanley Cups.But as great as he was on the ice, he may have been even greater off it. On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes Kavy Murphy, a Montreal Canadian's fan, who during his adopted father's final days, surprised his dad with a call from hockey legend Ken Dryden. The emotional conversation explores the profound bond between a father and son, delving into themes of love, loss, and the impact of cherished memories, culminating in a heartfelt meeting between a dying father and his childhood hero.
BIG ANNOUNCEMENT! Ben will be hosting The West Block starting this Sunday The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-09 | ...
This Week in Politics: Canadas temporary foreign worker program is broken The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-08 | On today's This Week in Politics segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben speaks with Max Fawcett, Columnist at The National Observer and Dimitri Soudas, Former Director of Communications for Prime Minister Stephen Harper. The panel discusses various pressing political issues in Canada, including the Temporary Foreign Workers Program, where minimum wage is insufficient for living expenses, Mark Carney's recent political announcements, the electric vehicle mandate, and the government's budget strategies. The conversation highlights the consensus among different political leaders on certain issues, the challenges of implementing effective policies, and the media's response to certain political decisions.
This Week in Politics: Will we be thanking Trump in 20 years? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-05 | Will Canadians be saying "thank you" to U.S. President Donald Trump in twenty years? It seems hard to fathom amidst the ongoing trade war and his divisive "51st state" rhetoric. But as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to make a major announcement, is it time to wonder if Trump's unifying presence helped to build a new national consensus around federal infrastructure projects, energy, trade, and new development across Canada. Could the Presidency of Donald Trump really end up being a net positive for Canadians in two decades time? Also on the docket: The troubling rise in crime in many communities across Canada, and the feeling that some Canadians don't feel as safe in their own homes. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is using this issue to hammer the governing Liberals - how will they respond? In today's This Week in Politics segment from "The Ben Mulroney Show" we welcome back guests Chris Chapin, Political Commentator, Managing Principal of Upstream Strategy and Warren Kinsella, Former Special Advisor to Jean Chretien and CEO of the Daisy Group.
ISIS terrorist moved to medium security prison after BMS report The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-04 | ...
Convicted ISIS sniper living in minimum security prison in Canada moved after BMS report The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-04 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", the discussion revolves around the controversial case of Canadian Hussein Borhat, convicted of being an ISIS sniper, and the implications of his incarceration in a minimum-security facility. Ben reconnects with Conservative MP Frank Caputo, who first brought the issue to our attention, and who has subsequently written a letter to Public Safety Canada urging them to move him to a higher security prison. The conversation continues into public safety concerns, the perceived failures of the justice system, and the need for reform in sentencing and mandatory minimums. Caputo shares insights on the current state of crime in Canada and the government's response to public safety issues.
This Week in Politics: Why is the NDP segregating cis males? The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-04 | In today's This Week in Politics on "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben welcomes guests Sharan Kaur, former Deputy Chief to the Liberal Minister of Finance, and Regan Watts, Founder of Fratton Park Inc. The panel's discussion begins with the recent controversy in Alberta regarding access to certain books in schools. The Alberta book ban highlights a need for balance in educational content. The EV industry is facing challenges that require careful policy consideration and investment in established companies is viewed as preferrable over startups for government funding. Public opinion has been generally supportive of the Prime Minister's approach despite the shifting of political dynamics in Canada with the return of the Conservative leader. The NDP's focus on gender identity politics may alienate traditional supporters and Ben and his guests discuss the possibility of the future of Canadian politics seeing a two-party system emerging.
I am a Mulroney, I never speak for my father, so who the bleep are you? Ben fires back at haters. The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-03 | ...
Ben responds to online haters calling him a rage baiter The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-03 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben discusses various pressing issues, including the treatment of convicted ISIS terrorists in Canada, rising crime rates, particularly home invasions, and the public's perception of safety. Ben faces accusations of being a 'rage baiter' for discussing rising crime rates. He feels that personal anecdotes from listeners highlight the impact of crime on Canadian families and emphasizes the importance of listening to victims of crime over statistical data. Recent home invasions in Canada are alarming and indicative of a growing trend and Ben compares Canadian crime rates to those in the U.S., revealing troubling insights. He argues that the perception of safety in Canada has significantly changed over the years.
Canadians on edge over alarming rise in crime, home invasions The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-02 | On this segment from today's "The Ben Mulroney Show", Ben delves into the alarming rise of home invasions in Canada, highlighting a specific tragic incident that underscores the growing fear among citizens. A man is dead and suspects are at large after a homicide at a Vaughan residence in the early hours of Sunday that left neighbours shaken. The incident is being treated as a targeted incident, police said in a media release. “At this time, it is believed that the house was specifically targeted for a robbery. We are still looking into any and all motives behind the robbery, but currently we believe this to be based on monetary gain only and that the victim was not an intended target,” police said in an update on Monday.'Ben also discusses the public's perception of safety, the implications of self-defense laws, and the societal response to crime, emphasizing the need for reform in how victims are treated in the legal system. Furthermore, statistics show Canada has a higher rate of home invasions than the U.S. and references Poilievre's Stand on Guard principle, which he announced last week.
Pierre Poilievre: Carney is a walking, talking broken promise. The Ben Mulroney Show 2025-09-02 | ...
