A growing group of disgruntled Canadians are linking a popular electric car brand to the complex politics of U.S. President Donald Trump. Elon Musk, who is the longtime owner of Tesla, is currently employed by the Trump administration. And over the past few weeks, car dealerships across North America have become a hangout spot for angry protestors. Is there any way that the company’s brand identity can bounce back? Michael Mulvey, an Associate Professor of Marketing at UOttawa, joins Andrew Pinsent in Hour 5. Plus, we sift through the CFRA textboard one last time during the 10:50 Talkback.

<p>A growing group of disgruntled Canadians are linking a popular electric car brand to the complex politics of U.S. President Donald Trump. Elon Musk, who is the longtime owner of Tesla, is currently employed by the Trump administration. And over the past few weeks, car dealerships across North America have become a hangout spot for angry protestors. Is there any way that the company&rsquo;s brand identity can bounce back? Michael Mulvey, an Associate Professor of Marketing at UOttawa, joins Andrew Pinsent in Hour 5. Plus, we sift through the CFRA textboard one last time during the 10:50 Talkback.</p>