Heather Duplessy-Allen

Okay, so here's a bit of more detail on this tariff.

So it comes after a probe was announced in March, which came pretty hot on the heels of the February ruling that the tariffs had to go.

Some countries are being tariffed at 10% because they apparently are making an effort when it comes to the forced labour.

So that's Canada, the EU, Britain, Indonesia, Mexico, Pakistan, Argentina, Bangladesh, Cambodia, El Salvador, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

45 remaining countries, which include China and India and ourselves, are apparently not making enough effort to tackle the forced labour, so we're going to face 12.5% duties immediately.

The relevance of telling you that the probe was launched in March is that it's possible our government has seen this coming.

When Todd McClay's with us after seven, we'll just see how much of a heads up he had at 6.26.

Apple TV and Anya Taylor-Joy are teaming up again.

They got a trailer out this morning for a new series about a con artist on the run after a heist gone wrong.

It's based off a book by Marissa Stapley.

The book in the show is called Lucky.

Listen to me.

Anya Taylor-Joy is lucky.

It also stars Timothy Olyphant and Annette Bening, and it's going to be out on Apple TV, which is a great streaming service, actually, by the way.

Apple TV, July 15.

Heather, no thank you to the Opportunity Party.

It's still quite left the behind-the-scenes lottery in Lee's Galloway and Co.

And Q Lee doesn't even know what a woman is.

This is the thing to understand.

I agree with you.