Brett didn't want to be at the Daily Wire anymore.

The only things that have ever really wounded me, it is the times when people let you down. That was one of them. I hate the way that things ended. I think Nick Fuentes is a superstar. Oh, yeah. It is so frustrating to me, seeing what he's done with his life in his career. I think he could have done incredible things for the conservative movement. I think he could have been one of the biggest talents. It's a Hill Mary play. If it pays off, then he's the furor. It probably doesn't pay off. He squandered that talent. He certainly squandered it from a moral perspective. What has been an extraordinary way that your wife has shown up for you in this time? I think that Anne has a real wisdom. She's sort of always understood that if she focuses on being a good wife, that it gives me

the best shot that I've got at being a good husband.

I'm going to be a good husband. conservative media has become one of the most powerful forces in American culture over the last decade.

We used to be the uncool kids. And now we are the ones shaping elections, internet discourse,

driving entertainment, getting the viral clips, actually making journalism great again, and shaping the way millions of people understand reality itself.

But at the same time, there's also growing tension inside the movement right now about whether

conservatism is actually building culture or not.

Today's guest helped build one of the most influential conservative media companies in

modern history.

Jeremy Boring is the co-founder and former co-CEOOO of The Daily Wire, where he helped turn

a scrappy political outlet into a massive media empire spanning podcasts, documentaries,

children's entertainment, film production, and subscription media.

But now, after stepping away from that role, Jeremy is entering a new chapter with the Jeremy

Boring Show.

And we're talking about everything, and I mean everything, why the Daily Wire went from

Never Trumphurst to pro-Trump.

If Ben Shapiro's best days are behind him, the Stephen Crowder fallout, Brett Cooper drama,

whether the right has become too reactive, and why politics alone may not be enough to save a civilization.

But first, please pause, leave a five-star review. I really went there in this interview, so if you

appreciate that, take five seconds on Apple or Spotify to click five stars. The show is all about

healing a sick culture, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Watch this interview on the real Alex Clark YouTube channel or Culture Apothecary on Spotify.

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