Jeremy Boreing

But of course, Candace doesn't believe family is off-limits, just as Charlie Kirk's widow.

And so people now have decided to play by Candace's rules.

But here too, the lack of journalism online is very much a part of the story.

While the charges are now public knowledge, making Candace's denials look increasingly strained, there's almost no reporting on what actually happened to the case.

There's still no reporting on what happened to the charges themselves.

Did Candace and George pay to make them go away?

Did the police make an error or violate George's rights in some way?

Were the charges brought against him found to be untrue?

I mean, the police arresting you doesn't mean you're guilty after all.

Responsible journalists would be pursuing these questions if there were any responsible journalists left to pursue them.

When Candice works for you, do you sometimes look back at the decision and think, that wasn't a good one when she was working at The Wire?

There's a huge civil war going on on the right right now.

And the question is, what direction is the country going to go?

I certainly think that hiring Candace is probably the biggest mistake of my professional life so far.

I've asked Candace on two separate occasions, what do you actually believe?

And on both occasions, she told me, I believe what the people believe.

I am the voice of the people.

But she's essentially, she's articulating audience capture as a virtue.

She's now talking about doing expose documentaries on Charlie Kirk's widow.

You know, that's, that is evil.