The US is to review the Maher Arar case after U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice asked justice department officials to report back to her on why Maher Arar remains on an American security watch list; U.S. Ambassador to Canada David Wilkins talks with Seamus about Canada/US relations, as well as giving Canada AM a tour of his home; Prime Minister Stephen Harper says he won't 'cut and run' over Afghanistan, even if it means losing the next election; a coach of a Quebec Major Junior Hockey League team has been suspended after players signed a Canadian flag to be sent to troops in Afghanistan; talks between the Alliance of Canadian Cinema, Television and Radio Artists (ACTRA) and the producers' organization broke down late Wednesday leaving 21,000 employees just days away from a major strike; Canadian animator Ryan Larkin has returned to the spotlight with his work on animated station IDs for MTV Canada; Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump have gotten into a war of words over the Miss USA scandal; The Whistleblower looks into the case of a man denied refugee status in Canada and returned to Egypt, where he claims he's being tortured; Allan Gotlieb, author of The Washington Diaries: 1981-1989, chats about his book; Matthew Fox talks with Seamus about his new movie We Are Marshall.