Former CBC host slams TOXIC environment in EXPLOSIVE testimony
On today’s episode of the Candice Malcolm Show, Candice plays the most explosive clips from the Travis Dhanraj testimony.Travis brought receipts and named names. He used access to information and privacy reports (ATIPS) to expose the CBC’s lies, their bullying, and their open contempt for conservatives on their political news shows. Travis specifically calls out and exposes former CEO Catherine Tate, CBC Host David Cochrane and CBC Chief Political Correspondent Rosemary Barton.
Candice is joined in an exclusive interview with Travis’ lawyer, employment law specialist and human rights lawyer Kathryn Marshall. Kathryn walks us through the key points of Travis’ testimony and adds context by explaining his ongoing legal battle with the state broadcaster.
In exclusive breaking news, Kathryn reveals that the CBC issued a statement of defence accusing Travis of filing his human rights complaint for “improper purposes” and “in an apparent attempt to embarrass and harass CBC and its employees.”
The CBC is so petty and mean, they assume that everyone else is too. Ridiculous.
Candice and Kathryn discuss the anti-Conservative bias at the CBC. Travis revealed that management barred him from having Conservative MPs on his show and prevented him from interviewing Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. They also discuss the cultural bigotry held by CBC hosts and the vicious language they used about the Freedom Convoy organizers.
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