How to spot lies, and a family fights to bring their daughter to Canada
The fiight to bring Widlene Earle home to Canada, how to read facial expressions and spot lies.
The Roy Green Show · Global News / Curiouscast
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Show Notes
The Roy Green Show Podcast
A second look at Prime Minister Trudeau's responses to the allegations of groping, and Conservative MP Michelle Rempel's comments on the situation. Vaden Earle and his wife have spent years trying to bring their adoptive daughter Widlene to Canada. And the author of 'Liespotting' on how to tell if someone is telling you the truth or a lie.
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Conservative MP Michelle Rempel’s non-partisan views on issues raised by the allegations against Justin Trudeau and how the media has handled them.
And a look at the response Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given to the allegations.
Guest: Michelle Rempel, Conservative MP, and Shadow Minister for citizenship and immigration
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Widlene Earle is a 12-year-old Haitian girl who was left orphaned in the Dominican Republic. For close to 10 years now, her adoptive family has been attempting to bring her to Canada. Now, new policies in the Dominican Republic have put Widlene Earle in greater danger. So why has she not been allowed to come to Canada?
Guest: Vaden Earle, the adoptive father of Widlene
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People lie, and many do it on a daily basis. Some lies are told simply to keep up social niceties, while some lies are told for much more sinister reasons. No matter the reason for them, lies can still affect your life negatively. However, research into facial expressions, gestures and the language of deception has given us better tools for identifying deception.
Guest: Pamela Meyer, author of ‘Liespotting: Proven Techniques to Detect Deception'
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