Biden's Health, P. Diddy's Trial & California's Fire Mismanagement — with Kennedy, Bridget Phetasy & Chef Andrew Gruel
On this episode of The Will Cain Show , guest host Kennedy — host of Kennedy Saves the World on the Fox News Podcast Network — takes the mic…
She's joined by comedian and cultural commentator Bridget Phetasy, host of Walk-ins Welcome and Dumpster Fire , to unpack the news of President Joe Biden's cancer diagnosis, and the ongoing fallout from the explosive P. Diddy trial.
Later, Kennedy speaks with Chef Andrew Gruel, founder and operator of the Calico Fish House, about the devastating impact of California's wildfires — not just on the environment, but on small businesses, families, and the restaurant industry. Gruel doesn't hold back as he details how state mismanagement has compounded the crisis.
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