Episode Details

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. created a firestorm with comments about his massive Blue Jays contract, suggesting he was paid for what he had already accomplished, not what he would do in the future. Scott breaks down what Vlad said, offers a different interpretation of what he may have meant, and plays reaction from Jays manager John Schneider.

Also today: What exactly are Flock cameras? Scott looks at the rapidly growing network of AI-powered license plate cameras, what information they collect, who can access it, and why U.S. Senator Josh Hawley says the public deserves much more transparency about how the data is being used.

Plus, Sara Haines from The View questions Patrick Clancy's decision to leave Lindsay Clancy and move on with his life, B.C. Premier David Eby faces criticism on the campaign trail over his decision to call an early election, and Scott plays several moments from the House of Commons as Conservatives question why Paul Bernardo continues to receive parole hearings that force victims' families to revisit horrific crimes.