Hey, it's Jeremy Boring, co-CEO and God King of the Daily Wire. Do you remember one year ago today

when Harry's Razors dropped their ads on the Daily Wire because, well, because we had the

audacity to disagree with them on a political issue? Of course you don't. Why would you? Well,

corporations cancel their advertisements on conservative shows and platforms all the time. It's hardly

even news at this point, just the cost of doing business.

See, corporate America wants it both ways. They want conservatives to buy their goods and services,

but they also want to virtue signal to the woke mob and their 23-year-old employees by publicly repudiating those same conservative customers. Here's the thing. I do remember. I remember

every time one of these cowardly companies

betrays us, and it is a betrayal, make no mistake. They know our politics before they advertise

with us. It's why they advertise with us. We reach a large audience. They want that audience to

buy their goods and services. We go out of our way to make absolutely sure they know what

we're about before they get into business with us, and they get into business with us anyway

because it works. They're happy that we leverage our personal credibility to tell our audience

about their products. We're happy, too. But then at the first sign of trouble, in the case of

Harry's Razors, it was an attack from a Twitter account with two, yes, two followers online. Well, then they not only pull their sponsorships,

but they publicly attack us and the very audience that they paid us to reach. Now look, I don't

mind any company pulling their sponsorships. That's their right. That's just business. It's the public attack I can't abide. Harry said our views.

In this case, the very common view that gender dysphoria is a mental illness were, quote,

inexcusable. They said it publicly, showing the whole world how pure they are, of course, but also

signaling to all of our other advertisers that the only excusable thing

to do would be to also cancel on us. See, that makes it a direct attack on our business, and

a direct attack on our audience too. So what are we to do? Well, what conservatives have been

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