From Davos to Ontario: Trump, Trade Wars & Canada's Auto Future

Today on Scott Fox After 9, the World Economic Forum takes center stage — and the headlines coming out of Davos are anything but small. You'll hear President Donald Trump's most talked-about remarks from the WEF, including signals that a deal involving Greenland may be moving closer to reality. What would that mean geopolitically, and why is it suddenly back on the table? Also from Davos, Howard Lutnick breaks down what "America First" actually means, why the U.S. is doubling down on it, and why he believes other countries should be doing the same — even if it disrupts the global consensus. Plus, Ezra Levant hits the streets of Davos, speaking directly with Canadian political and business leaders outside the official halls, offering a raw, unscripted look at what Canadians in power are really saying when the cameras aren't rolling. Back home, Ontario Premier Doug Ford joins auto industry leaders to sound the alarm over Chinese electric vehicles entering the Canadian market. What does it mean for Canadian jobs, domestic manufacturing, and national security — and why is this suddenly becoming a major political flashpoint? Global power shifts, economic nationalism, and big questions about Canada's place in a rapidly changing world — it's all in today's Scott Fox After 9.