Andrew Lawton
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Oct 14, 2026
Ben MulroneyHOST
Instead, he, he reached for the alt-right.
Ben MulroneyHOST
There was a second question that day, this one posed by Andrew Lawton, who read him a line from that same federal note.
Ben MulroneyHOST
It says, "Peer-reviewed science shows a significant male advantage in sport amplified through and after puberty." Agree or disagree? Well, Mr.
Ben MulroneyHOST
Vancouverdan said he would want to read the report before endorsing it, which is smart.
Naomi WolfHOST
And, uh, they include people like, um, John O'Sullivan, uh, who's had a legendary career as a, as a, a, an advocate, a diplomat, um, and, uh, many a- wore many other hats.
Naomi WolfHOST
Um, we met Andrew Lawton, the MP, uh, parliamentarian in Canada, who's been advocating for, um, against the surveillance state, uh, for medical freedom, for other rights for Canadians.
Naomi WolfHOST
We started in Canada, in Quebec City, which is, you know, under such a state of extreme tyranny and, and suppression of rights, and it's kind of surreal to be in Canada because Quebec City is extremely beautiful.
Naomi WolfHOST
I'd never been.
Jim CsekHOST
We have that.
Jim CsekHOST
We have, you know, Andrew Lawton shared his story, too, of his darkness.
Jim CsekHOST
Right.
Jim CsekHOST
You know, like overdose.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
MP Tamara Janssen introduced Bill C-218, which would scrap made for mental illness.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
And the seconder of that bill, MP Andrew Lawton, has spoken very publicly many times about surviving suicide attempts.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
And they have been campaigning arduously in support of preventing this expansion.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
And they have been galvanizing grassroots groups across the country.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
Many, many groups have been mobilized.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
Many individuals have been moved to share their stories in the way that I described, hearing stories back when Bill C-7 was under consideration.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
But now, now that the Liberals are introducing a single bill with two things in it, no made for mental illness, but adding made by advance request, I don't think Tamara Janssen or Andrew Lawton could support that bill.
Amanda AchtmanGUEST
Even though half of it is doing what they set out to do, it is an expansionist euthanasia bill that will lead to thousands and thousands more Canadians dying.
Richie BaloneyHOST
They're giving contracts to the US to buy stuff, just sending over bags of cash.
Richie BaloneyHOST
Andrew Lawton talks about it here.
Richie BaloneyHOST
I'm fine with buying stuff from the United States, by the way.
Richie BaloneyHOST
It's just the hypocrisy is incredible.
2 HRS 5 MINS LATER
Richie BaloneyHOST
This is Mark Nixon here.
Richie BaloneyHOST
Let's hear what he has to say.
Richie BaloneyHOST
And he's talking about Andrew Lawton here, calling out the liberals in Parliament.
speaker_23UNKNOWN
Will the elbows up forgive him for this?
Greg BradyHOST
Somebody who's been very outspoken and active on this front from the Conservative Party of Canada is the MP for Elgin St. Thomas London South.
Greg BradyHOST
He is Andrew Lawton.
Greg BradyHOST
Andrew, thanks very much for coming back on the show.
Greg BradyHOST
I appreciate it.
Andrew LawtonGUEST
The bill that the Liberals want to bring forward is not even written yet.
Andrew LawtonGUEST
So it's not even like we can actually assess what they mean by advance requests and what safeguards they're proposing because that bill is not being put forward until later this season.
Greg BradyHOST
One of the things – Andrew Lawton is our guest, by the way, conservative MP joining us.
Greg BradyHOST
Again, he's told his story, and it's certainly an emotional topic for him, understandably so as a suicide survivor.
Greg BradyHOST
Somebody who's been very outspoken and active on this front from the Conservative Party of Canada is the MP for Elgin St. Thomas London South.
Greg BradyHOST
He is Andrew Lawton.
Greg BradyHOST
Andrew, thanks very much for coming back on the show.
Greg BradyHOST
I appreciate it.
Andrew LawtonGUEST
The bill that the Liberals want to bring forward is not even written yet.
Andrew LawtonGUEST
So it's not even like we can actually assess what they mean by advance requests and what safeguards they're proposing, because that bill is not being put forward until later this season.
Greg BradyHOST
One of the things – Andrew Lawton is our guest, by the way, conservative MP joining us.
Greg BradyHOST
Again, he's told his story, and it's certainly an emotional topic for him, understandably so as a suicide survivor.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
They don't want to recognize that on a key moral issue, they were wrong and the Conservatives were right.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
So what they're going to do is they're going to craft a bill that they know Tamara Janssen probably won't vote for, that Andrew Lawton probably won't vote for.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
You'll get some conservative MPs who will vote for a bill like that.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
There's definitely Quebec MPs who are pro-euthanasia.
8 MINS LATER
Michael CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That is several years ago.
Michael CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There needs to be, if the government is going to go ahead with this, there needs to be an exhaustive study, a thorough study, not with a March 17th deadline that we're dealing with with respect to maid and mental illness.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
And now we'll hear from MP Andrew Lawton, who has again been one of the foremost voices combating euthanasia, in particular euthanasia for mental illness.
Jonathon Van MarenHOST
He's told his own story.
Kate McKennaCORRESPONDENT
He also announced plans to let provinces decide whether they want to allow MAID for people suffering from conditions like Alzheimer's, where they will have to give their consent before they become incapacitated.
Kate McKennaCORRESPONDENT
Conservative MP Andrew Lawton says that move wasn't studied in depth.
Andrew LawtonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What the minister has announced today is eroding that consensus and introducing division into a very complex subject when-
Kate McKennaCORRESPONDENT
Fraser says new legislation introducing these changes is coming this fall.
Jim CsekHOST
Because right now, in six months, this is set to happen.
Jim CsekHOST
And Andrew Lawton here, MP, um, we won't go through, but he, he, he talks about a dark period in his life where he may have selected it.
Jim CsekHOST
Because he went through a suicidal phase in his life.
Jim CsekHOST
And, um, a tough spot.
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