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Inside Daily Wire: Jeremy Boreing Breaks Silence on Ben, Candace & Tucker | PBD #819

PBD Podcast · 18 June 2026 · 5 Egleze moments
Inside Daily Wire: Jeremy Boreing Breaks Silence on Ben, Candace & Tucker | PBD #819 ▶

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Host Patrick Bet-David sits down with Jeremy Boreing, founding CEO of The Daily Wire, for an explosive two-hour conversation covering the fracturing of conservative media, the economics of talent-driven companies, and the ideological war consuming the American right. Boreing reveals that Tucker Carlson explicitly told him in 2018 he would lie to achieve policy goals, a moment that fundamentally changed how Boreing viewed Carlson as a threat to conservatism. He accurately predicted in January 2024 that Carlson would claim America was the villain of World War II within 90 days, arguing Carlson is building a new political movement combining left-wing economics with blood-and-soil nationalism. On the business front, Boreing disclosed that Daily Wire achieved record revenue and subscriptions in 2024 despite firing Candace Owens, validating their decade-long strategy of building a brand robust enough to survive losing major talent. He expressed zero regret about terminating Owens, stating he would do it 10 out of 10 times and wished he had fired her two months earlier, claiming she evolved from opportunistic antisemitism into genuine hatred. Boreing also discussed his departure from Daily Wire in March 2024 after taking the company from zero to over $200 million in annual revenue, the challenges of producing The Pendragon Cycle while maintaining day-to-day operations, and his skepticism that JD Vance can win the 2028 presidency without major course correction. He argues conservative media has never been more fractured, with dissident right figures like Carlson, Owens, and Nick Fuentes working actively against Republican prospects. The conversation covered Daily Wire's entertainment strategy, the economics of podcasting versus traditional media, foreign influence operations on social media, and why Boreing believes Marco Rubio is better positioned than Vance to preserve the Trump coalition.

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Money

Daily Wire Grew Revenue and Subscriptions After Firing Candace Owens

at 1:16 · Attributed speaker claim
The year that I fired Candace Owens, we ended that year better than we started it. After Candace left, you grew in subscribership and revenue? Of course. 2024 is the best year of subscriptions and the best year of revenue in the history of the company.

Contrary to expectations that losing major talent would hurt the company, Daily Wire experienced record growth in 2024 after terminating Candace Owens. Boreing revealed that 2024 was the company's best year ever for both subscriptions and revenue, validating their decade-long strategy of building a brand robust enough to survive the loss of any individual host, including major personalities.

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Politics

Boreing Would Fire Candace Owens Again 10 Out of 10 Times

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10 outta 10 times I would've fired her again. 9 outta 10 times I would've fired her 2 months earlier. Not a minute of regret.

Jeremy Boreing expressed zero regret about firing Candace Owens, stating he would do it again every time and wishes he had done it sooner. He claims Owens has evolved from opportunistic flirtation with antisemitism to genuine antisemitism, arguing she initially cynically chased clicks from the 'YouTube boys' movement but became consumed by the evil she tried to wield. Boreing considers her termination a moral imperative for the conservative movement.

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Politics

Jeremy Boreing Claims Tucker Carlson Admitted He Would Lie for Power

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He sat in my office and said something to me, and then he went on Ben's show and said the same, some version of the same thing, which was essentially that he would be willing to lie for power. And it, it really shocked me.

In a 2018 meeting, Jeremy Boreing alleges Tucker Carlson explicitly stated he would falsely claim safety concerns to ban autonomous vehicles, even if safety wasn't the real issue, simply to prevent job losses and achieve his policy goals. Boreing says Carlson told him directly he would lie to exercise executive power, a claim Boreing says was repeated on Ben Shapiro's show and fundamentally changed his view of Carlson as a dangerous actor in conservative politics.

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Politics

Boreing Predicted Tucker Would Say America Was Bad Guy in WWII

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I told them at that meeting, within 90 days, Tucker Carlson is gonna say America was the bad guy in World War II. And every single one of the executives in my company looked at me like I was crazy.

In January 2024, Boreing told Daily Wire executives that Tucker Carlson would claim America was the villain of World War II within 90 days. His prediction came true when Carlson made comments about the atomic bomb and began platforming revisionist WWII narratives. Boreing argues this represents Tucker's systematic effort to dismantle America's foundational narratives and rebuild conservative politics around left-wing economics and blood-and-soil nationalism.

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Politics

JD Vance Cannot Win 2028 Without Major Course Correction Says Boreing

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Would you trust a JD for 2028? Not today. I'm not saying that I can't support JD in '28. Can JD win? I don't think JD can win today. Will JD be able to win by 2028? Yeah, he can.

Jeremy Boreing stated he does not currently trust JD Vance to win the 2028 presidential election, arguing the Vice President has played his politics too close, is too perpetually online, and has lost the trust of key movement figures. Boreing specifically cited Vance's continued relationship with Tucker Carlson as a massive problem, noting Tucker is now at war with the Trump administration. He believes Marco Rubio is far more likely to keep the Trump coalition together.