

Cabot Phillips
Daily Wire senior editor discussing Bill Gates' involvement in the anti-meat movement.
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May 28, 2023 • 14min
Unveiling Bill Gates' Synthetic Meat Agenda | 5.28.23
Cabot Phillips, a senior editor at Daily Wire, dives into Bill Gates' controversial push for synthetic meat. He discusses Gates' massive farmland investments and how they influence food sustainability. The conversation covers the debate between climate activists promoting plant-based diets and the nutritional realities of meat consumption. Phillips also examines the environmental impacts of synthetic meat alternatives, raising questions about their true benefits versus conventional meat. This insightful discussion challenges prevailing narratives around food and climate.

Sep 27, 2023 • 15min
UAW Strike Politics & Hunter Biden Laptop Lawsuit | 9.27.23
Cabot Phillips, a senior editor at the Daily Wire, dives into the heated political landscape as President Biden and former President Trump vie for the support of the United Auto Workers union. He also discusses the renewed legal scrutiny surrounding Hunter Biden's laptop and its implications. Additionally, the conversation sheds light on U.S. financial aid to Ukraine, raising questions about prioritizing foreign assistance amidst domestic challenges, as well as the growing immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Aug 6, 2023 • 15min
Recruiting Shortfall: The Decline in U.S. Military Confidence | 8.6.23
Cabot Phillips, a senior editor at Daily Wire and military expert, discusses the troubling decline in recruitment across U.S. military branches. He highlights the historical shifts in public confidence in the military and the Pentagon's response strategies. The conversation dives into the societal perceptions impacting enlistment, the differences in recruitment success rates among branches, and how political sentiments are reshaping trust in military service. Phillips emphasizes the need for a narrative change to attract younger Americans.


