The Jerry Agar Show

CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, does!  Because he's lazy!  But the state of Oregon just passed a bill allowing it's  residents  to pump their own gas.  They  haven't  had a self service  station  for 72 years!

CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, says YES!  IT IS!  As a former political staffer Reis breaks down why it's  extremely  effective.    

CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, asks if there was a time where you ended up with a beard out of laziness but now completes your identity. 

CTV News Political Analyst Scott Reid, in for Jerry Agar, asks if more information is better when it comes to your personal medical records without the guidance of your doctor.   

Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, sat down with former Toronto Blue Jay turned Hamilton Cop Dalton Pompey on what his new career is like and what the transition has been like going from stealing bases to catching stealers.

Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, was asking if she has the right to be upset after her Uber driver was on the phone during her whole trip.  Apparently Deb is a prima donna with a capital P!

Even though it's been determined that the city doesn't have the money Mayor Chow still supports the idea of renaming Dundas st and Dundas Square.  Is anyone still for this idea other than the Mayor?

If you won a little money in the lottery and just put it into retirement savings without telling your partner is that lying?  Deb called her producer out for "lying" to his new fiancé

Music promotor and industry expert Eric Alper joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to explain why it took so long to join Swift's tour, if more of Canada will get tour dates and speculates on ticket prices.

Evan Solomon, Special Correspondent to CTV News, joins Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, for an extended interview about how much the public deserves to know in the PM's  separation  and whether a previous tactic used by Bill Clinton should have been a warning sign.  

Canada's new Justice Minister suggested that " empirically it's unlikely" Canada is becoming less safe" even though many of us feel our own communities have become more violent. 

What are the full list of charges?  Are they worse than his previous charges?  What happens if he is convicted after winning the 2024  Presidential  election?  Eric Tucker from the Associated Press in Washington joined Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, to break it down. 

Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, takes issue with opinion piece in the Globe & Mail that suggests that maybe certain sections of the grocery store should have their prices set by the government.  

Policing groups and civil libertarians want different changes made to the bail system.  Is the actual process broken or are the wrong  people  being afforded access to bail?

Can Ontario craft breweries afford to stay local?  They say it's  unlikely  they'll be  able  to  prevent  being bought up by major brewers unless they get a little fairness in in their tax structure. 

The Canadian tax Payers federation has dug deep into the bank book of the government to look at what type of promotional swag each ministry is spending your tax money on.  They can't possibly need this stuff, can they?

A man charged with 2nd degree murder for killing someone, who was breaking into his home, has had his charges dropped.  Our Chief Legal Expert Boris Bytensky joined Deb Hutton, who is in for Jerry Agar, to explain why his actions may have been "reasonable."

Well, they're coming next year and appear to be going into production tomorrow.  Many  smokers  feel as though they are  getting beaten up for participating in a legal habit but you should hear from smoker Jennifer who  desperately  wishes they were just illegal.  

RBC Open winner Nick Taylor joined Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar,  about his historic 72ft put, having his family on the road, and how essential having the right caddy is success   

Moore in The Morning  spoke to Toronto Police Association President Jon Reid who criticized Mayor Chow for not reaching out when police have been recently under attack - BUT we found out that Chow reached out to Police Chief Demkiw and the individual officers.  Is that enough?

From patios being delivered to businesses that didn't ask for them to patios that haven't come with permits for use of tables, are these worth the  traffic headache they cause? 

Some drivers are receiving messages from their insurance companies to install tracking devices or have their premiums shoot up.  Well, Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, HAS installed one of these devices...did it work? 

...For falling for scams.  Where is that money going?  Is there anything we can do to prevent it?  Will improved security work?  Anti-fraud expert Vanessa Iafolla weighed in on if there are any possible solutions    

No one, Deb Hutton, in for Jerry Agar, asked rhetorically whether we needed a weekday rush-hour funeral procession for a police dog who was killed in the line of duty.