1. My Hot Take. I don't care about Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift. I'm not mad. I also

don't think it's fun. I don't care about Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift. 2. Separating

Fact from Fiction in Maui. Plus a deep dive interview with a man who was in the fires in

Lahaina. What really happened to Maui? 3. Getting you ready for the Republican primary

debate on Fox Business. Let's the Wilkane podcast on Fox News podcast. What's up?

And welcome to Wednesday. As always, I hope you will download rate and review this podcast

wherever you get your audio entertainment at Apple Spotify or at Fox News podcast. You

can watch the Wilkane podcast on Rumble or on YouTube and follow me on X at Wilkane. I gave

an interview a little bit earlier today without kicks. Charlie Arno. She asked me about Maui and she

asked me about what it has meant to me this story of the fire in Maui. And I said to Charlie,

the following one said, well, obviously I have a personal connection and it has been heartbreaking.

But when you do what we do for a living, which is to share our opinions with others, it's inherently

egotistical to believe that you should share your opinion with an audience in and of itself

suggest a level of ego. And so when you do this for a living, you can be wrapped up in your ego,

your ambition, your petty fights, you can be wrapped up in yourself. And as we have talked

about together here on the Wilkane podcast, there's just got to be something more. There's just

got to be purpose. And so I said to Charlie, while it was heartbreaking, the story has

quickly also become very for me gratifying. So on Monday of last week, I told you I flew to

Las Vegas and got on a plane, a 747 donated by the Las Vegas sans corporation filled with goods

from companies from craftsmen tools to kids toy makers, teddy bears, air purifiers from shark ninja,

almost a million dollars worth of product filled up in the 747 to deliver to a network of seven

or eight churches in Maui. I'll tell you behind the scenes, this was something that I'd never done

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