Jeremy Boreing

I didn't rename it when I recast the original host and put Brett in the role.

Now you can say, well, yeah, but Brett took the show to the places that it went.

Well, of course that's true.

Uh,

Johnny Carson took the Tonight Show to new heights, but they didn't rename it when they cast Jay Leno to now be the host of the Tonight Show.

And they didn't rename it when they brought on Conan O'Brien to be the host of the Tonight Show.

I think that we were trying to create IP that could, you know, more than any of our other shows at the time, that show had a format.

We had created a format.

And we thought that that format might could go on and live with a different host.

You know, Reagan had been the producer of that show.

Reagan, in her own right, is an enormous talent, one of the most talented people at Daily Wire, a terrific on-camera personality.

She did a great job producing the show, so she knew the show better than anyone.

She herself was a very valuable person who I wanted to continue investing in.

When she would guest host the show, the numbers were huge.

People loved it when she would guest host the show.

I think that had...

the separation with Brett been handled better, that Reagan would have been very successful in the role and the show would have done well.

I think that to the extent that it didn't, it's not really on Reagan in any way.

I think that the circumstances of how those final episodes with Brett went

was ultimately damaging to Reagan's chances of success in that show.