The Emergencies Act Appeal & Panama’s Changing Alliances
Date & Time
Tuesday, February 4th
Live at 6 PM MT (8 PM ET)
Livestream
Watch on TheLavigneShow.com, Locals, X, Rumble, Facebook, and more.
The Mosely Decision Appeal
Eddie Cornell, a plaintiff in the ongoing Mosely decision appeal, joins us to share insights from Day 1 of the hearing. At stake is the Canadian government’s justification for invoking emergency powers—particularly whether it was warranted to freeze bank accounts and label peaceful citizens as potential threats. Eddie recounts key exchanges in court, including:
Crown Arguments
How government lawyers defended using emergency powers by citing unreasonable paranoia and ignoring contrary evidence from CSIS, RCMP, and local police.
Judicial Scrutiny
Judges questioned why the government continued enforcing the Emergencies Act even after blockades were cleared and whether freezing bank accounts constituted an unlawful seizure.
Charter & Accountability
The government acknowledges it breached Canadians’ Charter rights yet insists these measures were “demonstrably justified.”
Panama’s New Direction
Michael Yon returns from Panama with major updates following Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s high-profile visit as the Panamanian government commits to free passage for U.S. warships and pledges to leave China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
Canal Control & Free Passage
Panama’s promise to accommodate U.S. naval movements raises questions about sovereignty and the canal’s global strategic importance.
Exit from Chinese Influence
President Mulino’s vow to withdraw from China’s signature lending program and how this could reshape regional alliances.
U.S. Leverage
Echoing President Trump’s stance, Rubio warns that further action may be taken unless Panama aligns with American interests.
Why You Should Watch
Real-Time Legal Insights
Understand the critical arguments shaping Canada’s use (and potential abuse) of emergency measures.
Geopolitical Shake-Ups
Hear firsthand from Michael Yon about Central America's shifting balance of power—and how it might impact North American security and trade.
Empowering Transparency
Learn why these issues matter for civil liberties, foreign policy, and Canada’s global reputation.
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Paula and I are beat after a long night showing The Shot and driving home.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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Paula and I are taking a mid-week day off.
See you tomorrow with Frances Widdowson.
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