They have it for two reasons: 1) They have to have a press conference at the start of camp and any press conference is going to be centered on Kane. 2) Having it with Kane and the 3 leaders of the organization suggests strong support for him. Take into account the absolute nothing to gain everything to lose situation with answering questions and it was inevitable that they'd say next to nothing about Kane/Rape questions. Fair. But why even have Kane take questions when you know he's not going to say anything. "I appreciate your question" "Because of the legal process...". What a joke. I mean, if it even tangentially touched on the incident (distraction, scheduling, going forward, etc...) he didn't say anything. It was a joke. Should have never allowed Q&A. I don't really think it was a joke. They had to have the PC. None of them could comment on anything related to the rape investigation. They could have had a PC with Kane and his lawyer only, but the optics of that would send a strong negative message.