Jeremy Boreing

Mark Zuckerberg has publicly acknowledged now that they were taking actions to suppress effective political and social content, and we were the most engaged provider of that kind of content in the world at the time. We saw an 80% reduction in our traffic and revenue on the platform.

Mark Zuckerberg has publicly acknowledged now that they were taking actions to suppress effective political and social content, and we were the most engaged provider of that kind of content in the world at the time. We saw an 80% reduction in our traffic and revenue on the platform.

Mark Zuckerberg has publicly acknowledged now that they were taking actions to suppress effective political and social content, and we were the most engaged provider of that kind of content in the world at the time. We saw an 80% reduction in our traffic and revenue on the platform.

There was a time when it was the number one source of our revenue and the number one source of our traffic, and it was cut by over 80% as a result of the actions that we've taken around this issue. This single set of changes from this single company has cost The Daily Wire tens, and I'm not exaggerating when I say very probably hundreds of millions of dollars.

There was a time when it was the number one source of our revenue and the number one source of our traffic, and it was cut by over 80% as a result of the actions that we've taken around this issue. This single set of changes from this single company has cost The Daily Wire tens, and I'm not exaggerating when I say very probably hundreds of millions of dollars.

There was a time when it was the number one source of our revenue and the number one source of our traffic, and it was cut by over 80% as a result of the actions that we've taken around this issue. This single set of changes from this single company has cost The Daily Wire tens, and I'm not exaggerating when I say very probably hundreds of millions of dollars.

And it wasn't the only loss because of the trans issue. After Michael Knowles told the crowd at CPAC that transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely, no less an adversary than the Biden White House itself came out to announce him. YouTube demonetized Matt Walsh's entire channel for discussing the biological sex of Dylan Mulvaney. He's a dude, by the way.

And it wasn't the only loss because of the trans issue. After Michael Knowles told the crowd at CPAC that transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely, no less an adversary than the Biden White House itself came out to announce him. YouTube demonetized Matt Walsh's entire channel for discussing the biological sex of Dylan Mulvaney. He's a dude, by the way.

And it wasn't the only loss because of the trans issue. After Michael Knowles told the crowd at CPAC that transgenderism must be eradicated from public life entirely, no less an adversary than the Biden White House itself came out to announce him. YouTube demonetized Matt Walsh's entire channel for discussing the biological sex of Dylan Mulvaney. He's a dude, by the way.

In sum, YouTube has demonetized 2,000 videos from Daily Wire since 2020 and declared 194 videos hateful and derogatory just since 2022. The total cost of these enforcements just from YouTube against the Daily Wire are likely between $10 and $20 million.

In sum, YouTube has demonetized 2,000 videos from Daily Wire since 2020 and declared 194 videos hateful and derogatory just since 2022. The total cost of these enforcements just from YouTube against the Daily Wire are likely between $10 and $20 million.

In sum, YouTube has demonetized 2,000 videos from Daily Wire since 2020 and declared 194 videos hateful and derogatory just since 2022. The total cost of these enforcements just from YouTube against the Daily Wire are likely between $10 and $20 million.

The total cost of the additional shadow banning and removing from recommendation engines and inability to retarget the audiences that we weren't able to engage with in the first place and all the other consequences of our stand on the trans issue are well in excess of $100 million. Just so you know, because big numbers start to sound small when we use them all the time.

The total cost of the additional shadow banning and removing from recommendation engines and inability to retarget the audiences that we weren't able to engage with in the first place and all the other consequences of our stand on the trans issue are well in excess of $100 million. Just so you know, because big numbers start to sound small when we use them all the time.

The total cost of the additional shadow banning and removing from recommendation engines and inability to retarget the audiences that we weren't able to engage with in the first place and all the other consequences of our stand on the trans issue are well in excess of $100 million. Just so you know, because big numbers start to sound small when we use them all the time.

When you're talking about 100 or $200 million in just four years for a company that only did $200 million of revenue this year and the year before, you are talking about the difference between abject success and close the doors and sell off the printer failure.

When you're talking about 100 or $200 million in just four years for a company that only did $200 million of revenue this year and the year before, you are talking about the difference between abject success and close the doors and sell off the printer failure.

When you're talking about 100 or $200 million in just four years for a company that only did $200 million of revenue this year and the year before, you are talking about the difference between abject success and close the doors and sell off the printer failure.

That we have been able to persevere and survive and even thrive against these kinds of attacks, almost all of which were directly because of the trans issue. is nothing short of miraculous.

That we have been able to persevere and survive and even thrive against these kinds of attacks, almost all of which were directly because of the trans issue. is nothing short of miraculous.