On Episode 29, we cover a wide range of topics, including the difficulties of air travel, and Canada's reputation for being one of the worst countries for delayed flights. Frank McKenna, Deputy Chair, TD Securities, discusses the peaceful overthrow of the Government of Sri Lanka, and he reveals which emerging countries are on his watchlist for similar uprisings. Frank also discusses Boris Johnson's exit from UK politics, and his reaction to the Bank of Canada's move to increase interest rates by 100 basis points. Frank concludes the episode with an analysis of the January 6 hearings, including his thoughts on whether the Department of Justice will formally charge President Trump. Chapter Headings 1:55 – Summer & Air Travel Challenges6:22 – Explaining A Three-Foot Putt9:45 – The Implications of The Uprising in Sri Lanka15:25 – Boris Johnson's Exit from UK Politics19:20 – Will Trump be Charged?21:20 – The Bank of Canada's Surprise Interest Rate HikeDisclaimer For relevant disclosures, visit https://www.tdsecurities.com/ca/en/tds-geopolitics-episode-29
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