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The Opposition with Dan Knight's two-part series discussed the aftermath  of the Freedom Convoy protest and the implications of the POEC report  on Canadian democracy. In part two, former minister of agriculture Gerry  Ritz, convoy lawyers Keith Wilson and Eva Chipiuk, and investigative  reporter Andy Lee provided valuable insights and perspectives on the  topic. Listeners were encouraged to subscribe, rate, and leave a review  on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to support the show and stay updated on  future episodes

Welcome to The Opposition with Dan Knight! In today's episode, we take a  deep dive into the highly-anticipated release of the Public Order  Emergency Commission's (POEC) findings. Recorded live on Twitter on  February 19th, 2023, we brought together a panel of experts to provide a  comprehensive analysis of the report. Our key players include Eva  Chipiuk and Keith Wilson, lawyers who were present at the POEC and  represented some of the Freedom Convoy organizers, former Minister of  Agriculture Gerry Ritz, and investigative reporter Andy Lee. Together,  we examine the POEC's conclusions and the implications for the Canadian  government and its citizens. Tune in to this insightful first part of our two part series on the POEC report

In part one of the two-part episode of The Opposition with Dan Knight,  our host Dan Knight sat down with former Minister of Agriculture, Gerry  Ritz. The discussion covered Gerry's impressive twenty-year tenure as a  Member of Parliament under the Stephen Harper government, and his  notable achievement of taking down the Canadian Wheat Pool monopoly. The  conversation provided a fascinating insight into the inner workings of  Canadian politics and Gerry's thoughts on current events. The episode  offered listeners a glimpse into the life of a prominent figure in  Canadian politics and was both enlightening and informative. Stay tuned  for part two, which will be released on February 16th, for even more  insightful discussion.

In this interview, Eva Chipiuk and Sonya Anderson discussed the early release of the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC) to the federal government and its subsequent walk back. Eva is a renowned cross-examiner and Sonya is the director of Freedom and Justice, a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting civil liberties. The POEC was launched in response to the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act during last year's "Freedom Convoy" protests and was tasked with submitting its report to the cabinet and Parliament by February 20th, which is the absolute deadline under the Emergencies Act legislation. However, the POEC has been granted more time to complete its report. Eva and Sonya shared their insights on this development and its implications for the future.

Episode 7: Today we interview a former Afghan interpreter and first responder who is now a Canadian citizen, how he was threatened with decapitation by the Taliban. How he saved Canadian lives and how his application to save his family is now being denied by the liberal government 

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