In an exclusive interview, Roy talks with John Letts, the father of a Brittish-Canadian dual citizen who has been accused of joining ISIS. The Canadian government is reportedly involved in negotiating ways former ISIS terrorists to repatriate from a Kurdish prison camp. Dr. Bjorn Lomborg says we should not panic over the U.N. Climate Change Report, but should take action. Reports of teachers behaving reprehensibly when challenged by their students, including calling one a "Nazi"

Stewart Bell shares his perspective on ISIS and the Canadian members who now want out. He recently wrote three major stories for Global News, covering such issues.

Professor Robert Thompson talks with Roy about about the Oval Office meeting between two of pop culture biggest influencers.

Former Liberal MP Dan McTeague breaks down how much depends on decisions at a federal level. There are still hurdles to get past, with the legalization of marijuana only days away. Jodie Emmery is a long-time proponent of legalizing it but she does not see what is happening as a step in the right direction. And the President of the Canadian Medical Association talks about what Canadians need to know before marijuana is legalized. Mercedes Stephenson joins Roy to talk about her interview with Stephen Harper. And a new report found that the rental housing shortage in Vancouver is critical and has expanding into Metro Vancouver as well as Surrey and New Westminster, driving low-income families to homelessness.

Catherine Swift and Linda Leatherdale join Roy for the finale of Beauties & The Beast. Today the panel discusses the populist movement, Stephen Harper's new book, and the legalization of marijuana.

Kimberly Fletcher says there is a large portion of women who support Kavanaugh who were not heard. Former Liberal MP Dan McTeague on why he called Trudeau "unhinged." Ari Goldkind discusses Trudeau's mishandling of criticism regarding Terri-Lynne McClintic. Quebec has a new Premier-elect. Stephen Buffalo explains why the IRC opposes Bill C-69. And Steve Smith shares his concerns about Canada's justice system.

If you know who where the bike is, all the Krohn familys is asking for is its return.

Roy takes on Trudeau's carbon tax and the gorwing resistance it is facing from provincial leaders.

Roy tackles the controversies in recent history that have caused many Canadians to lose ftrust in Corrections Services Canada and the justice system.

Mike Smyth joins The Roy Green Show to explain what is happening with the Liquified Natural Gas Issue

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister on resisting Trudeau's carbon tax. Fran Coombs on Judge Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the United States Supreme Court. Scott Newark expands on his discovery that Terri-Lynne McClintic may be eligible for parole in the next 6 years. And Raheel Raza joins Tom Quiggin and Roy to discuss the Islamic Circle of North America's Carry The Light event and its controversial speakers.

It’s time for Beauties & the Beast, the weekly panel discussion with no patience for political correctness. Catherine, Linda, Michelle and Roy tackle the reactions to Kavanaugh’s confirmation as well as the question of if Prime Minister Trudeau will let the carbon tax go.

Scott Newark discusses the Terri-Lynne McClintic controversy. An Ipsos poll found a growing desire from Canadaians for a politician who is "willing to break the rules"; MP Michelle Rempel joins Roy to talk about the Ipsos poll's findings and the duties of a politician. And P. W. Singer discusses the battleground of social media.

Roy looks at how the FBI investigation into Kavanaugh will go forward from here, what the FBI is able to do and how much investigating can actually be done in a week. Scott Newark joins the show to explain why child-killers like Terri-Lynne McClintic, Harold Smeltzer and Karla Homolka receive favourable treatment. Former Premier of Saskatchewan Brad Wall talks with Roy about the future of Canada’s pipeline and how much of a danger Bill C-69 may pose to Canada’s economy.

Catherine Swift, Linda Leatherdale and Michelle Simson join Roy for a panel discussion about the stories of the week that you care about. Today the four take one the FBI investigation into Kavanaugh, Canada’s pipeline issues, the NAFTA talks, and the Doug Ford government’s decision to not raise minimum wage

Maxime Bernier on the reaction to his interview with the CBC. MP Michelle Rempel refutes Bill Blairs claims about migrants. Janet Merlo says she still faces discrimination from the RCMP. Why veterans with PTSD need service dogs, and more.

A middle school teacher gave students a list of hypothetical people, then asked the students who should live and who should die.

Ontario's financial issues, the state of the Liberal party, U.S. groups interfering with Trans Mountain expansion, and it has been 3 years since was kidnapped by and ISIS affiliate.

Scott Newark offers his perspective the numerous legal issues raised over the past week.

The panel takes on the concerns raised by Leona Alleslev joining the Conservatives, and what happens when judges let their personal philosophies interfere with their duty

Maxime Bernier answers the questions we're all asking. Premier Scott Moe explains why he called out Trudeau. Larry Gifford on his new podcast, When Life Gives You Parkinson's. And John Helin is set to speak to independent Senators on behalf of many First Nations communities

Chrystia Freeland appeared on a panel discussion called Taking on the Tyrant, during which it was implied that U.S. President Trump was one of the tyrants in question.

A Global News exclusive found that $372 million meant for veterans and their families has gone unspent since the Trudeau Liberals took office.

How do voters feel about Maxime Bernier and his new political party? Roy takes calls to find out.

An in-depth conversation with Brian Peckford, who was actively involved with securing the notwithstanding clause for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Scott Newark provides a legal perspective on some of the criminal news of the week, and more.