Let me read you an example of what I mean.

And this would be if it was me.

If Crater fails to deliver a monthly content

in any month or any of the quarterly content in the corner,

including any and all ad reads, and by the way, all these contracts came with 3, 4, 5 ad reads per show,

which would fundamentally change what this show is.

Gotta get those dollar dollar bills.

If I fail to do that, it would be a $250,000 reduction in fee per quarter.

That is a very unusual post from one of the most popular conservative content providers.

His name is Stephen Crowder, he's a comedian, he's been in showbiz since he was a child,

and he's reading a contract he was offered, or a term sheet as the industry calls it,

out to his, what does he have, millions, two million followers on YouTube?

I've got to ask, Mr. G, sanity check, reading a contract out that you've been offered

a term sheet in front of hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people, it's a little strange,

isn't it?

Especially when you're getting offered $50 million and you're complaining about it,

as if you're getting screwed over.

Yeah, yeah.

Let us unpack that, it's made a bit of a ruckus on the right in social media circles.

In somebody who's been rather outspoken, we are delighted to have her on America first right now,

one on one to do the deep dive on many issues, not just the crowded daily wire fracas,

is Lauren Chen.

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