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2. #JWR was not fired. Can you have someone on to explain that a cabinet shuffle is not a "firing", please?
3. Can you also have someone on to clarify that, yes, people do experience and recall events differently? 2/4
3. Can you also have someone on to clarify that, yes, people do experience and recall events differently? 2/4
Seriously. Let him speak. But don't let his misinformation stand as truth. Dissect his words as carefully as you dissect the PM's. It's only fair. You devoted hours this morning to tearing apart Trudeau's speech. Let's see you do the same with what Scheer says. 3/4
After all, Scheer wants to be PM. Canadians deserve to have his words analysed just as carefully. #DoYourJob 4/4
OK. Scheer is done. Andrew Nichols has paraphrased Scheer's words. Now they have a woman on praising Scheer for not backing down. Now she's criticising Gerry Butt's testimony....
She's addressing Scheer's tactic of trying to foment dissent among Liberals. She thinks his strategy is clever.
Now they are going back to slice and dice Trudeau's speech from this morning.
She uses phrases like "confusion in their own ranks" regarding the Liberal government. "She was not heard by him"
Now a bit of speculation about how the liberals go forward, casting some aspersions on whether retired judges should be allowed to offer opinions...
Now reading a tweet from the Public Prosecution Service of Canada about conducting their business w/o political interference.. She says it's controversial in the context of the PM's speech. (I would postulate that the PPSC should not be interfering in politics, either).
And that's it. Zero comment on the factual errors and hyperbole in Scheer's speech. Next they are going to a Singh event so he can have his kick at the PM. This is not good, or unbiased, reporting. #DoYourJob @CBCNews #cdnmedia #cdnpoli
