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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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WASHINGTON/OTTAWA — In this episode I connect with Grace Jin Drexel in Washington, as she pleads for the release of her father — and, almost in spite of herself, becomes a target of the same regime that imprisoned him.
Her father is Pastor Ezra Jin,... more
OTTAWA — This podcast discussion from late April was recovered from the cloud by Jason James, and was taped a month before my appearance this week alongside an incredible cast of national experts at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C.
At that e... more
OTTAWA – This week, I appeared on a panel at the Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., alongside Mike Doran, Professor Brenda Shaffer, and Zineb Riboua — and one of the central themes that emerged from that conversation also runs through this episode... more
OTTAWA — In this discussion with Jason James, I break down the stunning rise of Liberal floor-crosser Michael Ma — a story The Bureau has led Canadian media on with at least 10 investigative reports since mid-December 2025, culminating in our coverag... more
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Sam is so cartoonish, especially evident in person. Anyone as incurious as him obviously took the money that real independent media did not.
China owns the Liberal party of Canada. Once again Sam points out along with Brian Lilly the Ma debacle of a committee meeting examination. Terrible government work. Ma is a Chinese Communist Party shrill and everyone now sees it.
Good to hear attention paid to woefully underreported issues of Canadian public interest. Excellent work by Sam Cooper.
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Sam is a national treasure. Jason James is a borderline retard. For the love of god, get someone sharper to cohost with you! Someone who can contribute to the discussion and not sound like he’s had 20 bonghits before the recording started.
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This show centers on in-depth investigative journalism, geopolitical analysis, and insider storytelling about power, influence, and corruption in Canada and beyond. Episodes frequently dissect China-related policy, Western strategy, organized crime links, and intelligence dynamics, blending firsthand reporting with critical scrutiny of elite networks. Listeners can expect rigorous debate, documentary-style sourcing, and calls for transparency—often challenging official narratives and highlighting potential conflicts of interest among political and business elites. A standout trait is its willingness to tackle sensitive topics with long-form conversations that connect macro geopolitics to practical national security and democratic governance... more
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