On today's Scott Fox After 9, Scott dedicates the entire episode to Pierre Poilievre's major speech in Toronto on Canada–U.S. relations, giving it the same full, unfiltered treatment he previously gave Mark Carney following his address at the World Economic Forum in Davos. While much of the mainstream media amplified Carney's message, Scott believes Canadians should also hear the alternative vision, in full.

Throughout the episode, Scott offers commentary and breaks down Poilievre's plan to protect Canadian sovereignty, strengthen the country's economic position, and negotiate a new deal with the United States. With key moments, context, and clear analysis, this episode reinforces a simple belief: knowledge is power, and every Canadian deserves access to the full conversation shaping the nation's future.

Note: The only editting done to Pierre Poilievre's speech to to cut out the parts in French and to minimize some of the applause. This is Poilievre, in his own words.

Former CTV personality Ana Almeida joins Scott for a candid and lively conversation you will not want to miss. They break down whether Auston Matthews will get booed in Toronto after meeting with President Trump, dive into the latest Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominations, and talk about the everyday items that have quietly become outrageously expensive.

In Part Two, Scott brings you must-hear audio from yesterday's committee hearings, with ministers pressed on immigration and bail reform. Plus, highlights from Doug Ford's fiery news conference, where he defended his record and declared he is doing a great job managing Ontario's economy and health care system. It is sharp, fast, and packed with the clips everyone will be talking about.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, we break down President Donald Trump's State of the Union in 15 minutes or less. You will hear the biggest moments, the sharpest lines, and the clips everyone is talking about today. From policy promises to pointed partisan jabs, we cut through the noise and give you the highlights that matter. Plus, the moment drawing major reaction across the country. When Trump asked Democrats to stand for the American people, many remained seated. Was it protest, politics, or a misstep? We give you the context and the reaction.

Back home, Prime Minister Mark Carney commits another $2 billion to Ukraine, sparking debate over priorities at a time of economic pressure. And things get heated in Ottawa as Carney and Pierre Poilievre clash in a fiery exchange over health benefits for illegal immigrants.

Is Mexico safe for Canadians right now? With flights resuming but Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister warning about conditions on the ground, confusion is growing. Are travellers putting themselves at risk, or is the situation being overstated? Scott breaks down the latest federal travel advisory, what officials are actually saying, and what Canadians need to consider before heading south.

Doug Ford doubles down on OSAP cuts. The Premier is standing firm on sweeping reductions that will directly impact students and their families. Scott explains what those changes mean in real dollars and why, in some cases, it may now be cheaper for Canadians to pursue post-secondary education in the United States.

Are some newcomers receiving better health benefits than tax-paying Canadians? The Conservative Party is raising serious concerns about health coverage for certain immigrants and asylum seekers. Scott examines the claim and separates political rhetoric from policy reality.

Team Canada takes home silver after a hard fought Gold Medal game against Team USA, and we break it all down in the first half of today's episode. You'll hear post game audio from Sidney Crosby, Auston Matthews, Jack Hughes, Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Jordan Binnington, Wayne Gretzky, and Coach Jon Cooper as we recap the key moments, the turning points, and what this performance says about the future of Canadian hockey.

In the second half, we shift to major headlines making global news. There's a developing update on the unrest in Mexico, the latest on the massive storm slamming the East Coast, and details on the newly announced referendum set for October in Alberta. It's a packed episode with must hear audio and the context you need.

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It is Listener DMs Friday on Scott Fox After 9 and today's inbox is absolutely on fire. Jana sets the record straight on Czech Republic versus Czechia. Jordan dives headfirst into the Hillary Clinton email scandal and the Epstein fallout. Ryan and Alex try to untangle the mystery of Matt Jenneroo stepping down and crossing the floor. Michelle raises Project Blue Beam. Sarah asks whether Canada should cut ties with the monarchy. And one listener shares a raw, honest message about being 45, working hard, doing everything right, and still feeling like they might lose it all.

Then it turns into a full blown referendum on Doug Ford. OSAP cuts. Family Day backlash. Alcohol battles. Retail workers sounding off. Claims about taxes, tunnels, Diageo, polling calls, and whether Ontario is being run for the people or for insiders. Some defend him. Many do not. It is passionate, frustrated, and completely unfiltered. If you want to hear what real people are actually thinking right now, press play.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, it's wall to wall must-hear audio you won't get anywhere else. The former Prince, Prince Andrew (Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor), has reportedly been arrested in the U.K., and the fallout is explosive. Another Conservative MP has crossed the floor under suspicious circumstances, raising serious political questions. And CBC host Rosemary Barton was caught on a hot mic making comments Canadians need to hear for themselves. We have the audio.

Plus, Ontario Premier Doug Ford doubles down on rising tuition costs and pushes ahead with his controversial idea to expand work requirements on Family Day. South of the border, the The White House insists Donald Trump has no imminent plans to announce contact with aliens. Yes, that is actually a thing now. It is fast, it is fearless, and it is packed with the clips everyone will be talking about. Press play.

Today on Scott Fox After 9, the focus is on Ontario Premier Doug Ford and a news conference that raised eyebrows across the province. Ford attempts to justify massive cost increases tied to post-secondary education, offering explanations that many students and families will find hard to swallow. He also floats the idea of having retail workers report to work on Family Day, a move that sparks serious questions about affordability, workers' rights, and whether everyday Ontarians are being pushed too far.

Also on the podcast, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre claims Canada is facing a food crisis, pointing to rising grocery prices and affordability concerns. Meanwhile, Mark Carney announces a new initiative that would see epic amounts of money spent on national defence. Three major stories, one episode, and a lot to unpack.