Tag: The Times of Canada

An enthusiastic crowd showed up at the National Gallery of Canada for a sold-out New York Times event this week in which Julie Hirschfeld Davis, a White House correspondent, joined Jonathan Martin and Astead Herndon, two of our political correspondents, to talk with me about the state of American politics. Here’s a glimpse, edited for clarity and brevity: How do Americans feel about President Trump’s attacks on Canada? The game of politics is no longer existing outside of things like culture or outside of the questions of who we are as Americans. You have a president who just likes talking about domestic policy and also weighs in on the cultural event of the day. players are doing on the field or whether it is what the latest celebrity said at the Oscars. Are Americans developing a kind of scandal fatigue around Mr. Trump? Julie: People’s threshold for taking this stuff in is really skewed right now; people don’t know how to process all of these revelations. Julie: I’ve been to several rallies with President Trump. He tends to bounce around a lot, he doesn’t like to stick to his script. Monsters of the Woods and Lakes A couple of weeks ago a court case in British Columbia involving the existence of the sasquatch led us to ask you about mythical creatures in your part of the country.