Konstantin Kisin

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It's very difficult, isn't it, Jeremy, to remain pure in inverted commas or to have your intentions remain pure when you've got so many, how can I put this, competing incentives when you're a podcaster or you have a company like The Daily Wire.

How do you ensure that the choices you make are the right ones?

Well, we absolutely do.

And I mean, well, let's talk about it.

I mean, one of the people who is at the forefront of the movement that you've just talked about, let's call it the grifting industrial complex, is Candace Owens.

When Candice worked 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?