One, war with China by 2025, two, Eagles and Cheats, where I was right, where I was wrong.

Three, Congressman Byron Donald shoots straight about the Dallas Cowboys, joy read, and

the Freedom Caucus. It's the Wilkane podcast on Fox News podcast. What's up? And welcome to Wednesday.

As always, I hope you will download right and review this podcast wherever you get your audio

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share it with your friends, both the audio version and the video version, which you can find

on rumble or on YouTube. Got some great feedback from our community over the last several weeks.

I told you I got a ton of emails about my Spotify country playlist, Kane country. I've updated it.

I've integrated some of your suggestions. Zach Brian's now involved in the country mix as is

muskidine bloodline. That's from you guys kind of digging them. I'm also liking and I'm trying

out a few others like 49 Winchester. We're kind of deep, you know, into the non radio obscurity of

country music. That's how I roll. That's how a lot of you roll. You can check it out on Spotify.

The playlist is called Kane country. I also read a ton of your comments when it comes to our

conversation with Stephen A Smith. You left comments on YouTube. You left them on Twitter. You know,

what the overwhelming sense was a it was really good to see you guys back together. Best rivalry

in the history of sports television and B we need more conversations like this of people of good

will, good faith, fair mindedness who disagree. I understand, you know, I think there's a real trick

in public conversation, private conversation and in debate and the trick is to be able to have a

good faith back and forth at the same time you stand your ground. It is to make a vigorous

argument for your point of view while retaining an open mind to where you may grow. It's not

even just about whether or not having an open mind as to where you're wrong, but maybe where you

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