Will Cain

Today, Will sounds off on the landmark Supreme Court affirmative action decision, which held that the current race-based admissions decisions in place at the University of North Carolina and Harvard University violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. The ruling effectively ends affirmative action in American universities. Will explains why the decision was a bad day for racists and another step in the right direction of truly race-blind and equal opportunities for all.

First, Will sounds off on another major revelation from the alleged text messages of Hunter Biden. Akira the Don, musician, DJ, and creator of Meaningwave, joins Will to discuss how and why our society is experiencing a void of meaning, and how he makes music to inspire people to greatness. Plus, he explains what the genre of meaningwave is. They also discuss how the failing systems within society have led to the destruction of meaning and beauty, and how to spot the villains who are bringing communities down today.

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?

As we know following the OceanGate Titan submersible tragedy, the ocean can be a dark and dangerous place. But as summer arrives and more Americans hit the beach, Chris Fischer, founder and expedition leader for OCEARCH, helps us learn what we're facing when it comes to the creatures of the deep. Join Will and Chris as they discuss creatures like the Great White and Tiger Shark and the Giant Squid, and what humans can really expect from these animals.

Can some of the most complicated and controversial political issues be solved through simple cost-benefit analysis? Author, visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution, the President of the Copenhagen Consensus Center, and visiting Professor at Copenhagen Business School, Bjorn Lomborg and Will dissect this very question. Will and Bjorn discuss his new book, Best Things First: The 12 most efficient solutions for the world's poorest and our global SDG promises, deep diving into some of the world's most complicated and divisive issues from climate change to poverty.

Story #1: At least he is trying: RFK Jr. Story #2: A USA-Mexico soccer match is stopped because of a gay slur. Story #3: A conversation with FOX Sports College Football Analyst, Joel Klatt, on Deion Sanders, Nick Saban, and the SEC.

Story #1: Amazon will shut down your house if they think you are racist and Starbucks will fire you for being white. Story #2: How lying Democrats got under Will's skin. Story #3: Why Baby Gronk will never be a big-time football player.

Story #1: Whataboutism? Absolutely. What about the 17 tapes that implicate President Biden in a pay-for-play scheme? Story #2: It looks like the left finally drew a line: The trans-activist who flashed a camera at the White House. Story #3: Nikola Jokic is an NBA Champion.

Story #1: Arresting former President Trump makes America just like the rest of the world. Story #2: If we've established that pride is about sex, then why does it always involve children? Story #3: A lap around the sports world with Will.

Story #1: Why President Joe Biden CANNOT run again! Story #2: The blowback to Will saying it is selfish not to have children. Story #3: Strength and Weakness in response to MLB's pride month.

Will sits down with Comedian John Crist for an in-depth conversation on how cancel culture has affected the comedy world, and how some comedians are pushing back against it.

Introducing the first edition of Will Cain's 'A Conversation With The Candidates' series. Join Will as he dives deeper into the lives, perspectives, and issues surrounding the presidential candidates. With refreshing honesty and a commitment to the real truth and going beyond the surface, Will takes you on an engaging journey that sheds light on those vying to be the leader of the free world. Gain a fresh understanding of the race for the White House through insightful conversations that go where no other interviews this election cycle will go. Today Will sits down with 2024 Republican Presidential Candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy.

Story #1: The president with the biggest history of racism is here to tell you that the biggest threat to democracy is white supremacy. Story #2: Jordan Neely was 30 not 15. He was homeless and a criminal, not a Michael Jackson impersonator. Story #3: Ja Morant is not allowed to own a gun?

Today, Will is joined by none other than Shark Tank's 'Mr. Wonderful', CEO & Founder of O'Leary Ventures, Kevin O'Leary. Will and Kevin have a spirited debate on the merits of banking bailouts, as well as the future of the U.S. dollar as the world reserve currency. Plus, Will questions Mr. Wonderful on the future of cryptocurrency and presses him on his involvement with the now-defunct FTX. Later, Kevin reveals the secret to what makes for a successful entrepreneurial pitch on Shark Tank.

Today, Will is joined by New York Post Columnist and author of Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide, Miranda Devine. Miranda breaks down the latest developments in the Hunter Biden child support case, and how it could reveal more details as to the extent of the Biden family corruption. Plus, they elaborate on whether this sort of corruption is common among Washington D.C.'s powerful and elite.

On this episode, Will sits down with 12-time NCAA All-American swimmer and Independent Women’s Forum spokeswoman, Riley Gaines. Riley discusses her experiences swimming against Leah Thomas in the 2022 NCAA Division One Swimming Championships, and why she is speaking out against biological males participating in women's sports.

As Jamie Dimon & JP Morgan Chase swallow up yet another major bank, Will sits down with Peter St Onge, a Research Fellow in the Thomas A. Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies and the Mark A. Kolokotrones Fellow in Economic Freedom at The Heritage Foundation. Will and Peter outline whether the recent bank failures could spell trouble for the system at large, as well as discuss the root causes of the current economic downturn. Plus, they examine whether or not China poses a threat to the dollar being the world reserve currency, and what actions could be taken to unshackle the engines of economic growth.

Story #1: Are we sure that President Joe Biden will be the Democratic nominee in 2024? Story #2: The price of neglect at our southern border. Story #3: Winners & Losers of the 2023 NFL Draft.

Today, Will Cain is joined by his former ESPN Colleague, and new Outkick host, Charly Arnolt. They discuss how the changing landscape of sports media has caused places like ESPN to lose their way, the ever-increasing intersection of sports and politics, and the importance of places like Outkick that allow their talent to freely speak their minds. Plus, Charly reveals some of her political philosophy that she had been forced to hide while at ESPN.

Story #1: Changes are afoot, but, it seems like what is old is new. Story #2: It's the most wonderful time of year. Getting ready for the NFL Draft with FOX Sports NFL Analyst Warren Sharp. Story #3: Diving deeper in Dallas with Cowboys Insider for 105.3 The Fan, Bobby Belt.

Today, Will is joined by Neil Sahota, an IBM Master Inventor and United Nations A.I. Advisor, and Reid Blackman, Ph.D., Founder and CEO of Virtue and author of "Ethical Machines," to discuss the potential benefits and dangers of A.I. They highlight the opportunities for increased efficiency and productivity but also emphasize the need for caution and ethical considerations. The conversation explores the need for regulations and guidelines to ensure the responsible development and deployment of artificial intelligence. With A.I. continuing to advance and become more integrated into daily life, the guests stress the importance of a balanced approach that takes advantage of A.I.'s potential while also being mindful of its risks. They explain just how A.I. will specifically affect the lives of every person.

Story #1: A 16-year-old boy was shot in the head for ringing the wrong doorbell. He now may be a victim of the boy who cried wolf. Is the most dangerous man in America, Ben Crump? Story #2: The rise of the Independent American voter. Story #3: Clean up after your kids! A lesson for MLB Pitcher Anthony Bass.

Story #1: For all of the debate around it, the United States may have just embarked on the largest payout for racial and social justice reparations. Story #2: What would a war look like between the United States and China? What would happen in just the first week? Story #3: Is the MLB regular season suddenly more captivating than the NBA playoffs?

Story #1: If former President Donald Trump is guilty, then so is former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Story #2: How did drag queens explode upon the scenes and put the pressure on corporations? Story #3: A conversation with Outkick Radio Show Host Dan Dakich.

Story #1: Making a Mountain out of a Molehill. Trumped up charges in New York. Story #2: Breaking down the Trump indictment with Celebrity Attorney Mark Geragos. Story #3: A National Championship surrounded by controversy.