Fran Coombs of Rasmussen Reports on the 31% of U.S. citizens who expect a second American civil war. Conservative leader Andrew Scheer talks about Stephen Harper's visit to the White House. A former Afghan interpreter and Major Mark Cambell discuss the plight of interpreters who helped the Canadian military. And why a customer wearing a MAGA hat was asked to leave a Vancouver tea house.
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Rasmussen Reports was told by 31% of Americans (approximately 100 million) that they expect the United States to soon be embroiled in a second civil war. Why do so many Americans have such dire expectations, and what could potentially cause extreme civil unrest?
Guest: Fran Coombs, Managing editor of Rasmussen Reports
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Former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is set to visit the White House tomorrow and is planning to meet with President Donald Trump's security adviser and former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton. Some have accused Harper of blindsiding Justin Trudeau with this visit but does this visit actually undermine the current government?
Guest: Andrew Scheer yesterday on the program speaking about Stephen Harper visit to the White House-
Alex is an Afghan interpreter who accompanied the Canadian military on missions during the war in Afghanistan, experiencing the same dangers as our soldiers. These interpreters had a brief window of opportunity to petition to move to Canada permanently in 2009. Most were denied their refugee claims despite the fact that their work with our military had made them targets of Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
On this Canada Day, Alex joins us from Afghanistan, to talk with Canadian PPCLI Major Mark Campbell who lost his legs to an IED attack while serving in Afghanistan. The two discuss the integral role that interpreters played in keeping members of the Canadian military relatively safe in Afghanistan, and the dangers these interpreters are now in.-
The manager of a popular restaurant in Stanley Park in Vancouver lost his job when he refused to serve a customer who was wearing a MAGA hat. The manager was fired. Here is the full story of what happened.
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