Bill Carroll

ACDC was supposed to be playing today, but if you've seen any images of the damage that storm, that huge storm did to Rogers Stadium, You must have known almost instantaneously there is no freaking way they're going to be able to repair this place because we talked to an engineer about it in the immediate aftermath.

Bill Carroll had an engineer on, and he was talking about the fact that basically because of how the place was built, like if it was built out of formed cement, it wouldn't have been that an issue.

Go in, replace all the seats, and you're fine.

But they're going to have to go through that place strut by strut, and it's not an easy job.

I was at Hydro One, his work, obviously, in politics late because we had been out the night before doing events.

And so we were driving into work late and listening to Bill Carroll on Newstalk 1010. when we heard about the second tower and looked at each other in the same way as you described it.

The first one seems like a horrific accident.

I wonder what happened.

It's that simple.

Definition of a trade war has three basic points to it that I heard with Bill Carroll in conversation that he had earlier on today.

There's the initial salvo, which somebody says something, does something, imposes something.

Then there's usually a retaliation, and then it escalates.

And that's what a trade war gets defined as a trade war when that stuff starts to come out.

It was a great conversation.

It was on Bill Carroll's podcast yesterday.

from 580 CFRA or Newstalk 1010 in Toronto from earlier today.

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I'm Jim Richards.

Go brave.

Appreciate it.

Speaking of school, Jim Richards and I are going to be out tomorrow on John Moore's show and Bill Carroll's show at Rose Avenue Public School, seeing how our donations of backpacks for TDSB kids are working out tomorrow.

And I'll be back again at two.

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