Rudyard Griffiths
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3,987 appearances
40 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
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Thank you, Gregory. Let's have a big round of applause for all of our debaters tonight for terrific, hard thought. Well, that wraps up today's special edition of the Munk Debates podcast. We hope you're enjoying our summer 2026 look back at the greatest main stage Munk Debates. Special thanks to our participants for this memorable debate. Joyce, Zeke, Max and Gregory.
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spirited, thoughtful conversation at Deerfield Academy. The students and faculty couldn't have been greater partners. After the debate, the audience was polled again. This time, the results were 35% in favor of the resolution, 65% opposed.
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The pro team, those in favor of engineering a better human being, won the debate with a slim margin of 6%. If you have feedback or reflections on what you've just heard on this or any of our podcasts, send us an email, info at monkdebates.com. Thank you for listening. And more importantly, thank you for helping us bring back the art of public debate and civil dialogue, one conversation at a time. I'm your host and moderator, Rudyard Griffiths.
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The Monk Debates are a project of the Aurea and Peter and Melanie Monk Charitable Foundations. Rudyard Griffiths and Ricky Gerwitz are the producers. Be sure to download and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. And if you like us, feel free to give us a five-star rating. Thank you again for listening.
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Welcome to the regular Friday Monk Dialogue this summer, featuring Globe and Mail journalist Andrew Coyne.
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Andrew, great to be in conversation with you.
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Gotta talk trade off the top of today's show, Andrew.
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We're hurtling towards this August nineteent deadline.
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The Prime Minister is flagging that he wants a more comprehensive deal with the Trump administration.
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Yet all the signs out of the United States seems to be uh a desire to delay, to push uh any kind of comprehensive deal, if one is possible, out until twenty twenty seven.
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What's your take of the mix as we uh hurdle through the dog days of summer to this consequential date?
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So Andrew, let's go there.
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I mean
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What
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Do you think happened?
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Uh, because the the tenor, the tone out of the PMO and the Prime Minister certainly changed.
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With this threat of these new uh quote fifty percent tariffs, which are really only, in fact, a two to three percent change in our effective tariff rate because so much is is sheltered by the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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I mean it's still potentially twenty billion dollars worth of exports.
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So I don't want to discount it.
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But it isn't Andrew exactly as if the
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