Jeremy Boreing

I am.

I have always...

known that I'm not capable of fighting a two-front war.

If I had a bad wife and a bad marriage, I couldn't have done any of the things that I've done in my life.

The battle takes all of my energy, whatever the battle is, and

Because my home life is stable and good and nurturing and loving, I've always been able to focus all of my whatever that is on the battle that's outside.

My wife, certainly, her life was completely disrupted by this change, just like my life has been completely disrupted by this change.

She feels all the same feeling of loss and of, of pain and of embarrassment and of starting over.

She feels the personal pain that accompanies some of the situations you've asked about.

Like, um, she doesn't know Steven Crowder, but she feels the personal pain of the, of the fracturing of that relationship because she's my wife.

Um, same with Brett Cooper.

You know, uh, Ham was always very fond of Brett Cooper.

She, she feels that, um,

And the relationships with my partners at Daily Wire, I mean, those were very close relationships.

You know, our lives were very enmeshed with one another.

So she feels those particularly deeply and much more personally.

And she just never says a word to me about it.

To say she didn't miss a beat would be to make it sound like she didn't go through mourning and grief and pain and feelings of loss or that we didn't talk about our mourning or our pain or our grief or our feelings of loss.

Of course, that's not true.

It's still a huge part of our life.