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Betting on the Super Bowl - Young Hockey Star Charged - Thoughtful Advice from Stephen Harper
Scott Fox After 9
Today: A jam-packed episode you won’t want to miss! We kick things off with Scott weighing in on a trio of huge headlines — from charges laid against multiple Toronto police officers, to Tate McRae representing Team USA in Olympic ads despite being Canadian, and the arrest of rising hockey star Gavin McKenna. Then, Scott is joined by a special guest from PointsBet Canada — an odds-maker who breaks down Super Bowl betting, from key spreads to fun prop bets, and even gives rare insight into how odds are actually made. Whether you’re a casual fan or a seasoned bettor, this segment is pure...
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The Epstein Files: What’s in Them — and Why Has Nobody Been Charged
Scott Fox After 9
*Warning: This episode may be difficult for some to hear. Discretion is advised. Today’s Scott Fox After 9 tackles one of the most disturbing and difficult stories in recent memory. The first half of the episode is built around Scott’s deep dive into the newly released Epstein files — documents many people are talking about, but few are willing to read. Some of the material is deeply unsettling. Scott walks listeners through what stands out, why it matters, and asks the most important question of all: why haven’t charges been laid? You’ll hear audio from Bill...
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The Politics of Bad Bunny and Canada's New Grocery Rebate
Scott Fox After 9
Today on Scott Fox After 9, we kick things off with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell weighing in on Bad Bunny’s controversial halftime performance, before diving into two stories that raise some serious red flags. The federal Liberals have ordered vaccine injury records sealed for at least 15 years and quietly gave themselves permission to delete emails and text messages after just 30 days. Transparency? Accountability? We’ll let you decide — but both moves are undeniably shady. You’ll also hear Conservative Deputy Leader Melissa Lantsman grill the Finance Minister over the grocery...
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Pierre Poilievre Offers Hope for Middle Class Canadians
Scott Fox After 9
On today’s Scott Fox After 9, we start with the bombshell Epstein Files document dump. The DOJ now has evidence in hand, names are known, and serious questions remain—why haven’t charges been laid, and who is being protected? We break down what’s been released, what it means, and why public trust is once again being tested. The heart of today’s episode, though, is about hope. Following a decisive leadership review win, Pierre Poilievre delivers a message that clearly resonated with Canadians looking for change. You’ll hear key moments from his speech, along with perspectives from...
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Middle Class Breaking Point: It's a Listener DM's Friday
Scott Fox After 9
Listener DMs Friday is back — and this week the inbox is on fire. Scott reacts to your messages on immigration and asylum rules, frustration with GST grocery rebates, middle-class anger over being left out of government relief, and growing concern over Canadians leaving the country. There’s also blunt listener feedback on Doug Ford, tariffs, and whether people are finally reaching a breaking point. Plus, thoughtful and emotional messages on the tragic Kitchener overpass crashes, housing and infrastructure failures, ICE enforcement from a Democrat listener’s perspective, the Conservative...
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Special Report: Is Canada Coming Apart? Premiers Address Alberta and Quebec Sovereignty Claims
Scott Fox After 9
In this focused special edition of Scott Fox After 9, attention turns to growing talk of provincial sovereignty in Canada. With renewed rhetoric around Alberta and Quebec potentially pursuing separation, Scott brings together key audio and responses from Canadian premiers across the country. Hear how provincial leaders are reacting, what they believe is driving the frustration behind these discussions, and whether sovereignty talk is political posturing—or a real warning sign for national unity. This episode cuts through the noise to examine what’s being said, what’s being avoided, and...
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Bank of Canada Holds Rates Amid Growing Job Losses
Scott Fox After 9
Today on Scott Fox After 9, we break down the Bank of Canada’s decision to hold interest rates steady and what that means for Canadians already feeling squeezed. Hear directly from Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem as Scott digs into why rate relief didn’t come — and whether it’s still on the horizon. The conversation also takes a hard look at the growing wave of job losses across Canada, and why economic warning signs are flashing despite official reassurances. Also on the show: a deep dive into the inter-provincial trade barriers that continue to limit Canada’s economic...
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Earthquake in Central Ontario as Maple Leafs Fans Jump Off The Band Wagon
Scott Fox After 9
After a few heavy days of nonstop politics, today’s Scott Fox After 9 eases up a bit—while still keeping an eye on the headlines. Scott starts with a surprising overnight earthquake in Ontario, then turns to Marineland, which is now a step closer to getting government approval to move its beluga whales and dolphins to U.S. marine facilities. And yes… the Maple Leafs lost again, with post-game audio from head coach Craig Berube and captain Auston Matthews as the frustration continues to grow. On the political side, Kevin O’Leary weighs in on Canada–U.S. relations, saying a deal will...
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Carney’s Grocery Rebate, Ford’s Flip-Flop & More Media Hypocrisy Exposed
Scott Fox After 9
Today we break down Mark Carney’s big announcement on a new GST grocery rebate aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures — what it means for Canadian consumers and the politics around it. We also dig into Premier Doug Ford’s apparent flip-flop on allowing Chinese electric vehicles into Canada’s auto market, including his surprising comment that relations with the Prime Minister are “great again” despite recent public disagreements. Then from the U.S., we feature audio from the White House Press Secretary addressing the lawlessness in Minnesota after the controversial...
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More Minnesota ICE Protests and President Trump Targets Canada Again
Scott Fox After 9
Another ICE-related shooting in Minnesota has sparked protests and fierce opposition — but why is it happening there and not in states like Florida or Texas? Scott breaks down the politics, the reaction, and whether Democrats are quietly shaping the narrative behind the scenes. Plus, hear key audio following President Trump’s latest social posts accusing Canada of working with China, with responses from PM Carney, the Canadian Ambassador to the U.S., and U.S. Commerce Secretary Scott Bessent. Also, Scott weighs in on the Maple Leafs’ brutal season and previews the Super Bowl matchup.
info_outlineToday’s episode of the Scott Fox After 9 Podcast is a lighter one, with less politics and more news. Scott tees up the upcoming “Silent Date Guy — Tell All” special dropping this weekend, talks about Brad Marchand revealing he nearly signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and covers the Blue Jays’ introduction of their newest player from Japan. The episode also looks at proposed changes to the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule and features reactions to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s comments on America’s supposed interest in annexing Greenland.
Scott also connects the timeline surrounding Chrystia Freeland’s move to work with the government in Ukraine and discusses insights from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation about how last year’s tax cut may be offset by new payroll taxes coming in 2026. All that — plus plenty of additional stories and smart perspective — in today’s episode.