With Fox News' “The Will Cain Show” debuting Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET, the “incredibly curious” host says he's ready to bring his unique blend of opinion and news gathering to the show.
Will Kanewho previously co-hosted “FOX & Friends Weekend,” is moving to the afternoons where his new daily one-man show will cover everything politics, business, culture and sports.
“I'm a very curious person, and one of the exciting challenges of this new job is balancing the transition from news to opinion. I'll be dealing with both at that time of day,” Cain said. Fox News Digital.
“I will give the audience my honest opinion, my honest take on the news. But I will also report and give the audience the information they need at that time of day to help make their own decision,” Ken continued. “I'll be very professional, but I'll also have fun.”
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“The Will Cain Show” begins on Fox News Tuesday at 4 p.m. ET. (Fox News)
Cain said that to him New program He will be “casual” and “immediate”, but not afraid to try new things in order to keep the audience engaged.
“I will do a deep analysis, and there will be development,” Keane said.
“It will evolve over time, as every TV show ever has,” Cain said. “I ask and look forward to the audience coming along on this journey.” “You know, where we start may not be where we end, but I think we all understand the spirit of the show we want to launch.”
Cain said he's heard words of encouragement from a variety of Fox News stars, and the most repeated advice he's heard is to “simply be yourself.”
“You have to rely on whatever is unique or a strength to you,” he said, adding that he is not looking to emulate a particular program.
Will Cain is also the host of the podcast “The Will Cain Show,” which will continue to publish new episodes as well as simulcast on FOX News Digital.
Cain has interviewed a wide range of guests every weekend since joining Fox News in 2020, including President Trump, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, and Barstool founder Dave Portnoy, among many other political and cultural newsmakers. He is expected to have conversations with personalities from all walks of life in the new show.
Trump took to social media over the weekend to declare that Cain “would do a great job on his news show” because he “has what it takes to succeed.”
Kaine said it was “very nice” to hear from the president just 48 hours before Inauguration Day.
“It makes me feel grateful,” Cain said.
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“One of the privileges of hosting FOX & Friends Weekend over the past five years is knowing that the President of the United States, or former President of the United States, is watching what you have to say on Saturdays and Sundays,” Cain said. He added. “I doubt the president was watching on Saturday and saw me saying goodbye to Rachel Campos Duffy and my family on Fox and Friends Weekend.”
US President Donald Trump (L) and First Lady Melania Trump arrive at the Commander-in-Chief's inauguration ceremony at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, DC, on January 20, 2025. (Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty Images)
Cain is also the host of the podcast “The Will Cain Show,” which will continue to publish new episodes as well as simulcast on Fox News Digital.
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