Topic: Peter Ford

Fox News reporter Peter Doocy questioned President Trump on why assassination attempts continue to occur. Trump responded by citing historical figures like Abraham Lincoln and Gerald Ford, arguing that "impactful people" who effect major change are the primary targets of such violence. He claimed that those who do not challenge the status quo are rarely targeted.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed a desire to move past COVID-19 restrictions, noting that even triple-vaccinated individuals like the Prime Minister are catching the virus. Meanwhile, Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly resigned amidst criticism of his handling of the trucker protests, which the hosts attribute to the political pressure of the situation.

Former UK Ambassador to Syria Peter Ford appears on the BBC to argue that the chemical attacks in Douma were likely staged by "pro-Islamist propaganda outfits" like the White Helmets. Ford questions why Assad would use chemical weapons when he was already winning the battle for Eastern Ghouta.

Former UK Ambassador to Syria Peter Ford criticized the British government for selling a "false prospectus" regarding 70,000 moderate rebels and the effectiveness of Brimstone missiles. In the Netherlands, politician Geert Wilders is set to stand trial for hate speech after asking supporters if they wanted "fewer Moroccans." The hosts contrast the Dutch criticism of American politics with the lack of free speech in Holland.

The AMC show "Shootout," hosted by Peter Guber and Peter Bart, is cited for its analysis of the film industry's current mess. An anecdote involving Francis Ford Coppola and Robert Evans reveals past conflicts during the production of The Godfather sequels, including a rejected suggestion to hire Martin Scorsese. Industry experts argue that Hollywood is currently overproducing low-quality films.