Will Cain Country - The Walls Are Closing In On The Biden Crime Family

Episode Date: June 26, 2023

Story #1 - Will there ever be accountability for the Biden's shady business dealings overseas? More and more evidence is coming to light that looks like they may go down soon, thanks to whistleblowers.   Story #2 - What actually happened to the Wagner Group's alleged Russian coup? We must consider all the angles after it appears to have petered out.   Story #3 - Elon Musk vs. Mark Zuckerberg in a fight? UFC President Dana White claims that they both are up for a MMA bout soon. So, who do you take?   Tell Will what you thought about this podcast by emailing [e-mail]  Follow Will on Twitter: @WillCain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

One, the walls are closing in on the Biden crime fan. Two, what just happened in Russia? Three, the tale of the tape, Elon Musk versus Mark Zuckerberg. It's the Will Kane podcast on Fox News podcast. What's up? And welcome to Monday. Welcome to a new week. As always, I hope you will download, rate, and review this podcast wherever you get your audio entertainment. That means leave a comment or slide on over and leave it a five-star review if you find it worthy.

At Apple, Spotify, or at Fox News podcast. You can also watch the Will Kane podcast on Rumble or on YouTube. Story number one. The walls are closing in on the Biden crime family. I'm sitting here with my father, and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. Tell the director that I would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand, and now means tonight. That will make certain between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows, and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction.

I am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. A WhatsApp message sent to the head of a Chinese energy firm connected to the Chinese Communist Party by Hunter Biden. He'll remember for so many years the verbal tick, the viral audio Tourette's that infects mainstream media. From MSNBC to CNN repeated the mantra that the walls were closing in on Donald Trump. the Russia collusion hoax, impeachment one, impeachment two, the steel dossier, every new breaking development. The walls are closing in on Donald Trump. And I suggest to you today, with a little smile in the corner of my mouth and a gleam in my eye, but with one sense of integrity, hope rooted in a confidence for the future of this country, that the walls might be closing in on the

Biden crime family. And that's not due to a partisan rooting interest. That's due to an interest in the truth. Last week, Hunter Biden reached a plea deal with the Department of Justice on two separate charges, a federal firearms charge lying on a firearms application that he was not a drug user. At the same time in his audio book, he's admitted that he was a rabid drug addict he was a crackhead that right there is a lie on a federal firearm form he also lied for numerous years about his income he filed false tax returns owing well over some estimates are just over six figures hundreds of thousands of dollars for each year 14 15 16 and other estimates it could add up to millions he reaches a plea deal

for tax evasion. The deal is what's called pre-trial diversion. Pre-trial diversion suggests, hey, if you keep your nose clean, we're going to dismiss the case. A criminal defense attorney of mine, friend of mine in New York City texted me this weekend. He said that pretrial diversion is rarely given, and it's basically stay out of trouble for a period of time and the case is dismissed. Sometimes they add a program in all my years, this friend texts, I have only gotten pre-trial diversion once in the federal system. That was because they arrested the wrong person and it was easiest to do the right thing. I responded to him, wow. He then goes on to say the only justification on the gun charge, in my view, is the flux of law in the Supreme Court case

in the Second Amendment. Also, I've never heard anyone charged. solely with lying on an application as a drug user unless other aggravating circumstances. This, he suggests, might have just been a throw-in charge. That leads us to two conclusions. One, the throw-in charge suggestion is that this is all simply a slap on the wrist for Hunter Biden, something that the DOJ, and of course, at one point last week, the interference run by the mainstream media, was the hope that this would make the story around Hunter Biden go away. See, see, there's not a two-tier justice system.

Hunter Biden got in trouble. But the second takeaway from that text message from my criminal defense attorney, friend, is the same thing you heard from the attorney for rappers Kodak, Black, and others who have faced gun charges that they've never received pre-trial diversion for that kind of charge. A throw-in for public relations, an absolute giveaway in terms of justice. Hunter Biden was treated differently in just this one case, in just this one slap on the wrist than not just rappers, but everyone else in America. And that, in the estimation of former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, is enough. Newt Gingrich wrote an op-ed on Fox News.com where he suggested even the disparate treatment

of these slaps on the wrist would be enough for Donald Trump or another Republican on the debate stage to lord over this inconsistency with Joe Biden, to make the American public see the two-tier justice system. I'm not quite so optimistic. I think I've earned a level of skepticism as to whether there will ever be any form of accountability. For the Biden crime family in its evasion, not of taxes, but of the truth. Will there ever be a Department of Justice investigation and potential charges for accepting bribes and selling out the United States of America? Will there ever be an impeachment trial that actually requires Democrats to begin to see the light that our national security is compromised with mounting evidence that not just Hunter Biden and not just Jim Biden and not just seven other members of the Biden family, but Joe Biden as well accepted money from adversaries. to the United States of America?

Or will there even be accountability in the political system? Can that debate stage ever be a difference maker with the American public? Can they ever see the light? I happen to think some light poked through right after that plea deal, right after that slap on the wrist. I happen to think some light poked through by Thursday and Friday of last week. as we came into this conversation, I shared with you that text message. It's been revealed by two whistleblowers within the IRS, one of them by the name of Gary Shapley. Gary Shapley and the other whistleblower who remains unnamed are professionals.

There is no suggestion that they are political hacks. They are professionals investigating Hunter Biden. The investigation originated out of some type of investment. into a porn site or porn business based overseas with some connections to Hunter Biden. As investigations often do, one metastasizes into the other. One thread is pulled, another one is revealed. What this whistleblower has now told, Republican House members, is a story that should shine light that should open the eyes of even the most jaded American.

He lays out as a case how at every turn, they were stymied. They were told to stop. They were told to not look deeper, to not look beyond, to not look toward Joe Biden. Shappley and the other whistleblower make clear what went down in investigations with Hunter Biden and Joe Biden was different, different than any other investigation they had handled throughout their career. It was, in their words, unprecedented. Here's an example. When they brought various pieces of evidence, including the text message that I just read to you between Hunter Biden and a Chinese Communist Party official, a Chinese energy company official, with threats that if he did not deliver on his promise, his fulfill his obligations, that the power of the man sitting next to him would be wielded, they were shut down by prosecutors and lead investigators. They were told not to ask witnesses, not to interview witnesses about Joe Biden.

Don't ask about the big guy. Don't ask if money was exchanged. Don't try to geo-fence, geolocate the origins of Hunter Biden, the location of Hunter Biden, when he sent that WhatsApp message, something easily within the capabilities of the federal government, to find out, was he actually sitting next to his father? Or was he, as now you knew it would be the case? his own attorney is selling out Hunter Biden. Hunter Biden has to go down. He will be the patsy. The only question is, is he enough for an incurious media?

Is he enough chum in the water to distract everyone? From the biggest scandal, Donald Trump said this is bigger than Watergate. He's right. The biggest scandal. Well, probably in half of a century. if the president of the United States is compromised and various levers of the United States government from the Department of Justice to the CIA, from the FBI to the Attorney General, helped cover it up and swing an American election, I can't think of a bigger story outside of a presidential assassination. Chapley said that he was told not to look into those various tentacles, those threads within the investigation. When charges were suggested to be brought, a prosecutor named David Weiss, I believe out of Baltimore, said that he was told by a prosecutor in Washington, D.C., where charges would have to be brought because that's where Hunter Biden resided.

He was told there will be no charges brought. Weiss was shut down. Chappley took notes that day. He went home. He took what's called in the law with increased weight of evidence, contemporaneous notes. He took notes. He typed them in about what went down in that meeting. He sent them as well because you have to sort of post stamp when those notes took place.

Send them to his boss at the IRS who verified his account and suggested that's what I heard as well. Since that time, Weiss has tried to back off. No, no, no, I didn't say I wasn't allowed to pursue this. I wasn't allowed to file charges. I didn't say any of that. And why? Because, well, Attorney General Merrick Garland is out there saying right now, Weiss had full authority to do whatever he thought was appropriate.

Weiss did not ask for special counsel status, which would have exempted him from these traps to keep the charges from going forward. Merrick Garland is saying that Weiss had full authority, something that today, as well as said by Weiss. But Shappley and the other whistleblowers say, no, no, no, we listen to him. and we experienced ourselves in the investigation being shut down into looking into the Biden crime family. It's scandalous enough that the slap on the wrist designed to distract us is being used as chum in the water to distract from the real issues affecting the United States of America.

But it's even worse that there was a concerted effort within the DOJ. not to ask questions about quote the big guy to shut down any potential investigation and ensure there would be no prosecution into the Biden crime family what we know from these whistleblowers is as early as 2019 the FBI knew that the Hunter Biden laptop was real it had been authenticated they knew as you would have known right here on the Will Kane podcast because we've talked to the Delaware Computer Repair Shop owner John Paul Mac Isaac.

When he turned that laptop over to the FBI, go back if you want and listen to that hour-long conversation from first-hand's account of when that laptop entered into the public conscious.

In 2019, one full year before the election, the FBI knew it was real. And yet one year later, the FBI, along with the CIA, laid the groundwork to run a disinformation campaign on the American public,

to tell us that it was, quote, Russian disinformation. 51 high-level spies wrote a letter suggesting it's fake. It's Russian disinformation. The FBI prepared Facebook and Twitter for an oncoming Russian disinformation campaign. They embedded the FBI, essentially embedded, agents into Twitter to help run a censorship campaign that ultimately resulted in the New York Post getting obliterated. And this story obliterated out of Twitter, and even in private messages, direct messages, you could not know. You could not see what we now know is the truth.

You're looking at corruption. At the lowest and most superficial level, pre-trial diversion, you and I go to jail for firearm charges, for not paying our taxes. We're looking at corruption, of course, within the mainstream media. Corruption that is either. Corruption, we know, swung an election, that they absolutely lied while declaring themselves the ministers of truth, declaring themselves the protectors against disinformation, ran one of the big. biggest sciops in the history of America and a corruption that is today now allowing for some reason some element of the light to poke through. Corrine Jean-Pierre and Admiral John Kirby last week took question after question from the mainstream media about this text message. Why?

Why now? Because it's so undeniable, because it's so scandalous, because it's so clear, because it lays out so starkly what we've all been saying, what others have us been saying for two years in the words of Hunter Biden, or because now they're done with Joe Biden. He served his useful purpose. Bring on Gavin Newsom. I don't know, but why would I trust it's simply a movement in integrity of an entire industry that lays as its foundation now,

that sits on a foundation of disinformation. That is mainstream media. We're looking at corruption within the intel agencies. We're looking at corruption at the CIA. We're looking at corruption in the DOJ. We're looking at corruption of the FBI. But most importantly, most importantly, we're looking at corruption in the Oval Office.

We're looking at corruption in the White House. we're looking at corruption at the highest levels of the American government. This was never about a crackhead. This was never about hookers. This was never about showing pictures of your junk on the internet with M&Ms lined up. This was never about failure to make child support payments in Arkansas. It's not about a firearm charge. It's not about Hunter Biden's failure to pay taxes.

It's not about a ne'er-do-well son. it's not about trading on your family name it's not about nepotism it's not about the original story of every rich family in america figuring out the way that the unworthy lines on the family tree can continue to be worthy of the prestige and riches of the big guy this is about the big guy this is about joe biden This is about whether or not our foreign policy has been compromised, whether or not the president of the United States at one point, when he was in office or out of office, as a vice president or in his only four years in the private sector in his adult life. He's been literally a politician since the 1970s, making not enough money for multiple homes. Whether or not he took money from America's adversaries, we know that within 10 days. of this text message.

$10 million was transferred to the Biden crime family. I'm sitting here with my father, and we would like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled. Tell the director that I would like to resolve this now before it gets out of hand, and now means tonight. I will make certain that between the man sitting next to me

and every person he knows, and my ability to forever hold a grudge that you will regret not following my direction. I am sitting here waiting for the call with my father. Within 10 days, $10 million was transferred to the Brideon crime family. Off of that explicit threat to C.EFC, a Chinese energy firm connected to the CCP, the Chinese Communist Party. This story is about whether or not. policy in Ukraine, our foreign policy in China. Our president of the United States is a Manchurian candidate and the policies of those adversaries of the United States of America

toward those adversaries is compromised. This is about Joe Biden. This is about the Biden crime family. Don't go anywhere. More of the Will Kane podcast right after this. Fox News Audio presents Unsolved with James Patterson. Every crime tells the story, but some stories are left unfinished. Somebody knows. Real cases, real people. Listen and follow now at Fox Truecrime.com. From the Fox News Podcasts Network. Hey there, it's me. Kennedy, make sure to check out my podcast. Kennedy saves the world. It is five days a week, every week. Download and listen at Fox Newspodcast.com or wherever you listen to your favorite podcast. Story number two. What just happened in Russia?

Russia's been described as a mystery inside of enigma, inside of a puzzle. A country run by crooks and spies by the KGB and the mafia. Russia is impossible to understand, and it only got harder this weekend as we witnessed a roughly 18-hour coup. on late Friday night the leader of a mercenary group named the Wagner group if one wishes to be fancy in their pronunciation

the Wagner group named after the German composer Richard Wagner the mercenary leader of the Wagner group Yvgeny Progogian turned his tanks and turned his soldiers, not toward Ukraine and not towards its outposts in Africa and across the globe, but turned it towards Moscow. For the past month or so, Brogoshan, who again runs the Wagner group, a mercenary group,

that Russia has come to rely upon as its muscle, its front line, its tip of the spear. In diamond mines in the Central African Republic, in various countries where Russia maintains interests in Africa, and on the front lines in Ukraine, had been posting videos wherein he was expressing his discontent, his anger, towards the head of the Ministry of Defense in Russia, a man by the last name of Schuygen. He wanted ammunition, he wanted support, and then, recently, he suggested he had received rocket fire from the rear, from the Russian military, that his soldiers, his Wagner group mercenaries, were receiving fire from Russia. irate

progosian who by the way was an ex-con a prisoner much of the Wagner group the Wagner groups mercenaries are made up of Russian prisoners pulled out of prison

and turned into soldiers who got out of prison after nine years in his late 20s became a hot dog vendor then he started a catering company several restaurants around Moscow and clubs apparently some of which were to the liking of Vladimir Putin. Then he started a catering company where he served food, made food for Putin,

made tons, apparently had contracts in the billions with Putin and Russia, spun that into a mercenary group that began to handle the dirty work for Vladimir Putin. It said that the Wagner Group was behind the 2016 troll farms designed to interfere in the United States election and who, for what it's worth, have fought the longest battle. in the war between Russia and Ukraine in Bakmott, where he lost reportedly tens of thousands of soldiers. That's Russia's strategy. It always has been.

Feed soldiers into the meat grinder. We'll just lose more. It's a big country. We've got a lot of people. We'll just march him into the hail of bullets until you run out of bullets. Progogian apparently got tired of losing soldiers. And Matt at Shoigin, the Ministry of Defense,

turned his tanks and turned his guns on first, Rostov-on-Dahn. That's a city just east of Ukraine, where the war in Ukraine is run from. That's the base of operations, Rostov Vandan. He took over that city and then began to March north. This is all in an 18-hour period, Friday and Saturday. He reportedly got within 120 miles of Moscow. Putin took to the airwaves and went after Progogian.

Then Putin took an airplane out of Moscow. This looked like it was going to go down. Everybody was talking about a potential coup in Russia. But within 120 miles of Moscow, Progoshin suddenly turns back. He pulls back. He all of a sudden gives up in a reported peace deal, brokered by the president of Belarus, Lukashenko.

He makes a deal with Vladimir Putin, not to lose war. He says he wants to do this before Russian blood is spilled between Russian soldiers. And then he'll go into exile in Belarus. As at the time of this recording, we don't know, though, where progosin is. Is he in Belarus? Is he back in Ukraine? Where is he?

It's all so odd. It's so odd because none of it adds up to any rational conclusion. Okay, if this was a sincere attempt at a coup, if Progogian had literally had it, he flipped his lid, he's going after Moscow. I cannot believe that he would do it with just a few days notice. Reportedly, American Intel knew this was going to happen a couple of days ahead of time. It's hard to believe that he would have done this and then given up on it so easily, so quickly. What did he come to his senses? while listening to On the Road again by Willie Nelson as he was approaching Moscow,

did he realize, no, maybe I don't want to try to take down Vladimir Putin? It doesn't add up. I mean, I'm trying to be charitable to this idea that, okay, he had his soldiers back. He's reportedly sort of a Robin Hood type figure to his soldiers. But if that's the case, then why did his passions run so shallow? Did he see? Oh, my gosh, this is it. This is the moment of defeat. 120 miles outside of Moscow?

And even if he did, he gives up. Is there any reason to believe that if you're the man who challenges the authority of Vladimir Putin? And undoubtedly weakens him, at least if we're to believe that story, an attempted coup weakens Vladimir Putin. Weakens him. Let's just take the legitimacy of that story for just one moment. I can't believe tens of thousands of Wagner group mercenaries just fold into the Russian army. That's what the story is.

They've signed contracts with the Russian army. The Robin Hood type cult leader figure is gone. just going to cool be soldiers for Shoigin now? No. That doesn't make sense. That's a weakness for Vladimir Putin. And if anybody else wants to overturn him, you now have a base of muscle in the Wagner

group to begin an insurrection. And what more, if you are progosion, how do you really trust any deal brokered by Lukashenko that you're going to remain safe? You got to have a food taster for the rest of your life. Challenges to Vladimir Putin do not lengthen your lifespan. They dramatically shorten it.

So Progogian would have been already bit putt committed. At the point, he turns his tanks towards Moscow. There's no off-ramp 120 miles or 5 miles or 1,000 miles away. There's no

off-ramp. It's hard to believe this was just a legitimate attempt to overthrow Vladimir Putin that somehow, some way resulted in the cold feat of hardened murderer, by the way, and Yvgeny Progoshin. This dude, this dude

wasn't some butterfly. This dude was the front line, the tip of the spear. By the way, he's a billionaire, and he actually was out there fighting with them. He was up there. It doesn't add up. I spoke to expert after expert this weekend on Fox and Friends. I spoke to Congresswoman Victoria Sparks,

who's an immigrant from Ukraine. I spoke to Rebecca Koffler, former military intelligence analyst in the United States of America, who is originally from Russia. I spoke to Congressman Michael Waltz, former Green Beret, on the House Armed Services Committee. I spoke to numerous experts on this throughout the weekend, and I'm no closer to understanding what happened. Let me share with you some of the different theories. I have some friends who've dealt in military intelligence and military analysis, and it's wise analysts, wise critical thinkers go through a process.

And some of us do it, maybe intuitively on issues we don't even realize, called red-teaming something. It's a famous idea, you know. I mean, I think Christopher Hitchens said this one time. If I'm in a room full of people who believe that the earth is round, the man that stands up and says that the earth is flat becomes the most interesting. interesting man in the room, because he requires, he forces you to check your premises. I know the Israeli military reportedly does this. They welcome anybody to come up with the most absurd idea, to play the role of the devil's advocate, to play the role of the literal opposition.

Let's think of what could happen. This is what happens with critical thinkers. It was asked on Fox and Friends this weekend, hey, could the United States of America have done something to help foment this momentary coup? Rachel Campos Duffy asked that question, and she was mocked on social media as a conspiracy theorist. I disagree. I think it's an absolutely legitimate question. I'm not suggesting that's what happened.

I'm going through the critical thinking process of red teaming exactly what could have happened. The Wagner group's a mercenary group. They're taking money to fight. That's not usually the foundation for strict and unbreakable bonds of loyalty. Could we not interfere? Joe Biden has said, made no bones about it. plainly, dear God, this man cannot remain. The United

States has made clear that our goal in Russia is regime change. No more, Vladimir Putin. Could we have? Through third parties, fourth parties, could we have stoked it, could we have encouraged it, could we have funded it, could we have done anything? To make

this momentary 18-hour coup crop up out of nowhere, would it have been in our interest? And by the way, even if we didn't, even if we didn't. And again, Intel suggests that we did have some advanced notice of this, Even if we didn't play an active role, we, there's no way. I mean, I'm not going to presume that the incompetence of the United States of America is such that we would not have knowledge or not even be actively involved in uncertainty and unrest and potential insurrection and turnover of the number one country in the world in possession of nukes. That is Russia, something like 6,000 nukes.

If that thing is being overturned, I hope we are in some way involved, that we are in some way, not in actively. creating the rebellion, but ensuring that whatever the outcome may be, we don't lose some stray nukes in the process. I do not think the United States of America was sitting on its hands, and I think it would take an absurd level. Well, what used to be absurd, now we live so deeply in the realm of cheerleading and group think that it's impossible. Like the public consciousness and the opinion of quote-unquote experts has really gone down to, you know, mental illness or mental handicap levels. But there is just no way you can believe that the CIA or the United States of America

is not in some way going, I hope they are in some way going, let's make sure we know what's going on, let's make it to the United States advantage, let's ensure there's no nukes that go missing. Now, I'm not saying again that that's what happened. I think it's a legitimate question. care how many people with the very aged and worn

like an old coat of pain on the 1973 Dodge Charger patina of respectability have to say Crittal thinking requires us to consider all of these options. Could it have been

another one that is easily or readily dismissed? Could it have been a false flag operation? Maybe the bonds between progosion and Putin are truly deep. Hey man, you went from making all my meals to fighting all my battles.

What do you say we create a diversion for the war in Ukraine? We'll find out. All the projections of Russian weakness as the consequence of what we just witnessed, let's find out if that's how it's placed. Progosion is missing. Could he be back in Ukraine? He's moving to Belarus. Putin has moved some nukes to Belarus.

Could we be looking at a northern front? reestablishing a northern front in the war on Ukraine inserting Russia again inserting its troops or the Wagner troops into Ukraine toward Kiev from Belarus could it be a projection of weakness

when actually it's a consolidation of strength Vladimir Putin is a former member of the KGP this cannot be accepted no no no it is irresponsible and stupid for this to be accepted at face value.

That is not to say what we hear is a lie, and that is not to say the alternatives are the truth, but as is as is required of a responsible citizen. And for me, as someone who tries to understand and search for the truth with you, we must consider the alternatives. We have to indulge in critical thinking. Where this goes from here, we shall see.

18 hours of a coup, I would suggest it won't be much longer until we actually find out who this served. And from there, we'll find out what just happened in Russia. Don't go anywhere. More of the Will Kane podcast right after this. Listen to the all-new Brett Bear podcast featuring Common Ground. In-depth talks with lawmakers from opposite sides of the aisle, along with all your Brett Bear favorites like his all-star panel and much more. Available now at Fox News Podcasts.com. or wherever you get your podcasts. Story number three.

Tale of the tape. Elon Musk versus Mark Zuckerberg. The two billionaires? Man, they're saying they're going to fight. And the president of the UFC, Dana White says they're serious. I don't even remember how this necessarily started, but Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk on social media and other platforms say they're ready to to physically get it on. Jiu-jitsu? No, Musk says he wants MMA. The tail of

tape goes like this. Wait. Zuckerberg 157. Elon Musk, 187. I don't buy it, by the way. He looks way heavier in that. I'm about 180 now. I'm about 6162. Height, Musk 6.1. Zuckerberg 5.7. Musk is not. Not 6-1-187. No way. Not unless he's lost a lot of weight off that picture. I saw off the back of that yacht. That barrel chest is carrying a few more LBs, the 187.

IQ, Musk 155, Zuckerberg 152. Age. Zuckerberg, 39. Musk, 51. Net worth, because, of course. Musk, 101 billion. Zuckerberg, 246 billion. And to really get it going, there are reports that Mark Zuckerberg has creating a competitor to Twitter.

Facebook is developing something called threads to take on Twitter. Now, Zuckerberg trains. He's trained in jiu-jitsu, and I don't know about MMA. I've seen him throwing some strikes, but look, Musk has got size on him, and all it takes is one hard punch. But I'm going to tell you something, I'm going to give credit to those that, and I never have trained, But I'm going to give credit to those who have trained and said this this is about composure and thinking your way through something I have seen videos and I know that people love to mock him because he's a robot and he's not human But love to mock Mark Zuckerberg for his training in Jiu-Jitsu

But it's more than nothing It's more than me It's more than Elon Musk so I am going to I'm going to place my bet on Mark Zuckerberg I'd love to see a full I'm in by the way I'm 100% in take my money Dana White take my money. I will buy this fight. I don't care what it cost. This right here is my proposal for an undercard. Can we get RFK Jr. versus Bill Gates? RFK Jr. 69, Bill Gates 67. Do you guys see the video, the viral video of RFK going around lifting weights? Looks like he's in a prison yard,

by the way. He's wearing like jeans and no shirt. He is jacked. Sixty-nine. He's doing some incline press. Some people making fun of how much weight he had on. It looked like about a 25 and a 10 on each side, which is 115, which is not bad for an incline, and he's 69. RFK's in really good shape. People have pointed out, and he's the conspiracy theorist when it comes to public health. Peter Hotez, the guy they want him to debate, who's your vaccine evangelist, eats ho-hos and bugles. And it's horribly out of shape. And that's our vaunted voice of public health. But Gates is, he's big.

He's big on, you know, WHO and vaccine. So let me see RFK versus Bill Gates. And then as a deep undercard, how about Brian Kilmead versus Greg Gutfeld? That'd be good. It's a little bit of rivalry with Inside Fox. Here's my parlay. Kilmeet over Gutfeld,

RFK over Gates, and the upset Zuckerberg over Musk. That's going to do it for me today here on the Will Kane podcast. I hope you have a wonderful. week, the last week of June. I'll see you again on Wednesday. It is time to take the quiz. It's five questions in less than five minutes.

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