Ryan Bodenheimer

Because they're probably getting a lot of clicks out of it.

And they're in the business of getting attention.

And when I look at people like Tucker and Candice, I'm like, they got to remain relevant.

Mm-hmm.

And so if the popular thing right now to do is to bash Trump and get more views, at some point when you're, I mean, we both are content creators, right?

So it's important to get views and get clicks.

It's our business.

It's the way that we're hopefully positively impacting the world.

But at some point, what I try to do is I'm like, okay, even if I get a few less clicks, but I'm really just focused on getting what the truth is, I'm okay with that.

I feel that.

But I do want to get the clicks still.

I'm not going to sit here and say I don't want to get an audience to watch and I don't want to grow my channel.

Of course.

But I think when you get to those levels where you're at, where Tucker's at, it's like, okay, maybe you got to just step back and see, are you on the right side of history here?

I don't know.

100%.

And then we can grow.

And ultimately, I think your channel will be bigger at the end of the day.

I think even if Tucker was bringing it on both sides or Candace was bringing it on both sides and it wasn't just all this anti-Israel stuff, if there was more of a middle ground, I think at some point it would balance out.

Because right now it's really popular to say everything's Israel's fault.