Jeremy Boreing

I'm angry.

You have plenty of reasons to feel that way for all the good it's going to do you.

The only thing that's going to do you any good or your children any good or your family any good or your community any good or your country any good is to go use some of that freedom you've got to try and to fail and get back up and try again.

That's it.

Thank you for having me.

I've read almost every day for a year and change that I left The Daily Wire after bankrupting the company.

That's not true.

Every single year that I led The Daily Wire, we grew revenue.

Every year, year over year, for 10 straight years.

My last full quarter as CEO was at that time the biggest quarter in the history of the company.

My last full year as CEO was at that time the biggest year in the history of the company, just like the year before it had been and the year before that and the year before that.

But the lie persists.

In recent weeks, public records and documents have surfaced alleging that Candace's husband, George Farmer, was arrested in Nashville in August 2023 for DUI and leaving the scene of an accident.

When Candace insists that this has nothing to do with her husband, that it's some completely different George Farmer in Nashville, Tennessee, well, that denial strikes me as pretty audacious.

I was first made aware of the arrest and charges, leading to seeing him in an accident after wrecking his truck at three times the legal limit while carrying a loaded firearm, shortly after it happened, back when Candace still worked for me at the Daily Wire.

People who had access to the court documents approached me with them quite early, before the situation was resolved.

By the time Candace started engaged in more and more evil behavior, the arrest was pretty well known in conservative circles.

I was personally approached more than once by people asking me if I would speak out about the charges.

In every instance, I refused.

Not because I thought Candace's conduct was defensible, far from it, but because I believed then, and still believe, that family should generally be off-limits.