Jeremy Boreing

We didn't completely agree with any one of our hosts.

We didn't completely agree with each other, as I've made clear even in this conversation.

But you had to align on the core principles of the company with us.

For example, if you descended into anti-Semitic madness, The Daily Wire wasn't going to be a home for you.

If you had descended—no one ever did—into anti-Semitism,

pro-abortion madness, the Daily Wire wouldn't have been a place for you.

If Ben and I, instead of not voting for Donald Trump in 2016, had come out and endorsed Hillary Clinton, well, then we would have deserved to have lost the Daily Wire because we were no longer advocating for the values for which the company existed.

The Daily Wire's offer wasn't fundamentally fair.

It was beyond fair.

It was generous.

The offer that we made to Stephen Crowder is an offer that I would stand by any day of the week.

You know, Stephen...

I think it was a real betrayal.

I think that he had left the blaze.

He wanted to launch his show.

He wanted to launch it in opposition to something.

He found a story that he thought would be kind of scandalous, and he betrayed a friend in his attempt to do so.

I put $50 million on the table to make a deal with Steven, and it would have been a good deal for him.

It wouldn't have penalized him.

It said that he had to have skin in the game.