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The panel discusses our exclusive interview with Senator Pamela Wallin and the RCMP moving in on the Wright/Duffy affair.

A Defining Moment for the Conservative Government? video

Chantal, Bruce and Andrew on Brent Rathgeber's decision to quit the Conservative caucus and what it means to a government in crisis.

Fiery Question Period video

Andrew, Chantal and Bruce on today's Question Period. It was far from the norm, but what's the takeaway?
The State of the Senate video

Rex Murphy weighs in on where the Senate stands.

Scandals on both sides of the border video

Rex says the political scandals making headlines in Canada reflect worrying problems, but are not nearly "as grievous as what we see in the States."

Eugene Forsey and the Senate video

Rex Murphy looks back at the late Senator Eugene Forsey who he says, "was one of the great ornaments of the Senate."
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