Jeremy Boreing

And there's tension between those two missions. And when in doubt, we choose our values. The fundamental thing that we will be accused of by people who watch this video is, sure, you did all of that, but you did it to make money. You did it to sell books. You did it to sell tickets to your movies. You did it to get traffic on the platforms.

What I'm telling you, first of all, is that it's not by accident that The Daily Wire has aligned the profit motive with our missional interests. We did that deliberately because we know how human incentives work. We know that we will be more likely to accomplish our values-based mission if we are also accomplishing a business mission.

What I'm telling you, first of all, is that it's not by accident that The Daily Wire has aligned the profit motive with our missional interests. We did that deliberately because we know how human incentives work. We know that we will be more likely to accomplish our values-based mission if we are also accomplishing a business mission.

What I'm telling you, first of all, is that it's not by accident that The Daily Wire has aligned the profit motive with our missional interests. We did that deliberately because we know how human incentives work. We know that we will be more likely to accomplish our values-based mission if we are also accomplishing a business mission.

But I assure you that at every single point at which we made one of these decisions, we thought that it wasn't going to be financially successful. We thought there was a chance. We were taking a bet on the audience. We were putting our faith in the audience. We were assuming that if we felt the way that we felt, surely somebody else felt the way that we felt also.

But I assure you that at every single point at which we made one of these decisions, we thought that it wasn't going to be financially successful. We thought there was a chance. We were taking a bet on the audience. We were putting our faith in the audience. We were assuming that if we felt the way that we felt, surely somebody else felt the way that we felt also.

But I assure you that at every single point at which we made one of these decisions, we thought that it wasn't going to be financially successful. We thought there was a chance. We were taking a bet on the audience. We were putting our faith in the audience. We were assuming that if we felt the way that we felt, surely somebody else felt the way that we felt also.

And that maybe if we had the courage of our convictions to stand up when others were not standing up, that maybe that audience would have our back. And yes, that did redound to our benefit, not to the price of the hundreds of millions of dollars. that we've been denied by company after company, by tech giant after tech giant, and again, sometimes even by other people in the conservative movement.

And that maybe if we had the courage of our convictions to stand up when others were not standing up, that maybe that audience would have our back. And yes, that did redound to our benefit, not to the price of the hundreds of millions of dollars. that we've been denied by company after company, by tech giant after tech giant, and again, sometimes even by other people in the conservative movement.

And that maybe if we had the courage of our convictions to stand up when others were not standing up, that maybe that audience would have our back. And yes, that did redound to our benefit, not to the price of the hundreds of millions of dollars. that we've been denied by company after company, by tech giant after tech giant, and again, sometimes even by other people in the conservative movement.

Now, that is, as I've said all along, that is not to say that we were alone in this fight. There were a lot of important voices in the fight. Abigail Schreier and Riley Gaines and Seth Dillon and Haya Raichik and Megyn Kelly.

Now, that is, as I've said all along, that is not to say that we were alone in this fight. There were a lot of important voices in the fight. Abigail Schreier and Riley Gaines and Seth Dillon and Haya Raichik and Megyn Kelly.

Now, that is, as I've said all along, that is not to say that we were alone in this fight. There were a lot of important voices in the fight. Abigail Schreier and Riley Gaines and Seth Dillon and Haya Raichik and Megyn Kelly.

Elon Musk spent $44 billion to restore, in part, to restore the Babylon Bee after they made a very brave stand and refused to take down a post about a man dressed as a woman in the federal government. And, of course, there are many, many, many more stories. But they weren't all there from the beginning.

Elon Musk spent $44 billion to restore, in part, to restore the Babylon Bee after they made a very brave stand and refused to take down a post about a man dressed as a woman in the federal government. And, of course, there are many, many, many more stories. But they weren't all there from the beginning.

Elon Musk spent $44 billion to restore, in part, to restore the Babylon Bee after they made a very brave stand and refused to take down a post about a man dressed as a woman in the federal government. And, of course, there are many, many, many more stories. But they weren't all there from the beginning.

Many of the people who did some of the best work on this topic in part felt the freedom to do so because we had taken big risks ahead of them. Still others of them only even agreed with the concept of doing it.

Many of the people who did some of the best work on this topic in part felt the freedom to do so because we had taken big risks ahead of them. Still others of them only even agreed with the concept of doing it.

Many of the people who did some of the best work on this topic in part felt the freedom to do so because we had taken big risks ahead of them. Still others of them only even agreed with the concept of doing it.

because they read a book by Abigail Schreier, because they watched a movie by Matt Walsh, because they read an article by Luke Rosiak, because they saw a video of Ben Shapiro asking a college student why she wasn't 60, which is one of the biggest viral moments in the history of the company from the very earliest days of The Daily Wire.