Thank you. You all still have jobs. We've been doing these town halls now really since the beginning of the company.

We used to do them quite frequently on a monthly basis. It's a good way to let the company know everything that's happening.

Make sure that everybody's plugged in as we get bigger and bigger and gets harder and harder.

You guys get less and less access to the executives.

And one of the mistakes that we made is we stopped having them for a long period of time.

We've made a commitment that we're going to do these more and more.

And in fact, you'll all recall that we did one quite recently.

So why are we doing another one so soon? Well, the answer is we realized that we made a real mistake in not streaming this out to the public.

So much of what companies do these days, they do behind closed doors.

We think that's wrong. For a company like ours, it's wrong, especially because our audience is our customer.

Our audience is the most important part. Our audience powers all of this.

They pay all of your salaries, much as it pains me to admit.

I like to take credit when you buy houses and have fancy cars so I can take it away from you out of nothing but spite.

God, King's Bite.

But of course, that's not true. It's our audience who makes all of this possible.

So why shouldn't we let our audience see what we're thinking?

Why shouldn't we give them access to the inner workings of the company?

Are paying dailywire.com members in particular have a right to know what's going on inside the heads of the executives of this company?

Why we're doing the things that we're doing and you have the right to know why we're doing the things that we're doing as well,

as I say, as the company gets bigger.

I know sometimes you guys get pulled with the current.

You don't know exactly what direction we're going.

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