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[Victoria Watcher]

Jeremy Boreing, who co-founded The Daily Wire and served as its CEO until exiting last year, has announced plans to launch his own podcast.

 

The Jeremy Boreing Show will launch on Tuesday, March 24th. The program will be made available on all major podcast platforms, as well as on YouTube and Rumble.

 

In a statement announcing his new podcast, Boreing shared insight into what he hopes the program will deliver, and why now marks the right time — with conservative infighting being at the forefront of his monologue — to launch the show.

 

“It’s the so-called podcast wars, and it’s pitting many people — many people I know personally — against one another and turning former friends and allies into seemingly irreconcilable enemies,” said Boreing. “The political coalition that ascended Donald Trump to the presidency twice in a decade has been shattered, and the future of the GOP and the MAGA movement seems up for grabs.”

 

According to promotional materials for the show, Jeremy Boreing’s project will “sit down with the artists and visionaries, the newsmakers and the troublemakers who are shaping what comes next. Together, we’re going to explore the stories the blackpillers and doomscrollers don’t want you to know.”

 

https://barrettmedia...ng-own-podcast/

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ben Shapiro’s Ex-Biz Partner Launches New Show Amid Worries ‘Grift Industrial Complex’ Has Hijacked MAGA

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EXCLUSIVE: 12 months after exiting The Daily Wire, the brand’s co-founder and regular film and TV producer Jeremy Boreing has set his next venture: The Jeremy Boreing Show.

 

The talking heads series, which will cover culture, politics, tech, business, and faith, is set to be carried on platforms including YouTube, Spotify, Apple, and Rumble. The first full episode is launching March 24 with a teaser launching later today.

 

The first episode is said to address “black-pill politics and the culture of despair”. Boreing said: “The most audacious political experiment in human history turns 250 this year. Some people would rather eulogize it than defend it. I’m not one of those people. I want to sit down with the artists and visionaries, the newsmakers and the troublemakers who are shaping what comes next, and have the conversations that everyone is thinking but nobody is saying out loud. This show is for anyone who believes America is still worth fighting for. Pull up a chair—we’ve got a lot to talk about.” Guests have yet to be revealed.

 

https://deadline.com...how-1236758039/

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 18 March 2026 - 03:22 AM.

[Victoria Watcher]

Teaser:

 

America Isn't Over

 

YouTube:  https://youtu.be/dkw...bVLwPZOGk47ePxk

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 18 March 2026 - 03:26 AM.

[Mike K.]

What tends to happen in any industry when it becomes popular or a niche is uncovered is people see an opportunity, they jump into it, creating a bandwagon, then more and more people jump in, and then advertisers and influencers of all sorts realize they have lots of willing participants to push their goods through, and then more people jump onto the bandwagon because now there’s a perception of big money, and eventually the quality of the overall content niche starts to degrade as the message of the original sincere voices gets drowned out by people rehung to maximize revenues. Of course, the revenues are not great to begin with, and to make the real money you have to say things and promote things your conscious struggles with.

It happens with every single content niche out there, and the MAGA niche or what have you, is no different. Although I don’t consume the content so I don’t have a comparison of pre and post coove, but I’m sure it’s been hijacked a degraded like so many other niches have.

[Victoria Watcher]

I don't understand.

 

You mean the niche is podcasting generally, or MAGA podcasters?

 

The price of entry has become next to nothing.  That's also really the same as writing, poetry, performing song and music, or physical art (painting, sculpture, whatever).  

 

But that doesn't mean those artforms collapse.  

 

Robot says Approximately 100,000 to 120,000 new tracks are uploaded daily to music streaming services like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube Music. 

 

But people still listen to and go see their favourite artist.

Edited by Victoria Watcher, 18 March 2026 - 07:06 AM.

[Mike K.]

Podcasting niches are exploding in popularity and there are voices emerging that are doing it for the wrong reasons, as has been my experience.

The latest trend is podcasters adding their shows onto YouTube with the little studio format, which is ruining the podcast experience for their listeners because they keep referring to things a podcast listener cannot see.

But politically speaking, I’ve seen it happen in Canada, where a whole slew of amateur pundits have emerged since the coove, and are now feeding people political insights that either borrow from other podcasters, or go down rabbit holes that the podcasters wouldn’t be able to defend. This leaves their listeners totally adrift with theories and ideas.

The marketer in me sees that as a huge opportunity by motivated parties to purposefully misinform. To what benefit, well, who knows. But I suspect Boering realizes that a lot of talking heads have appeared and now trade in sensationalism for revenues rather than legit insight and respectable commentary because they’re compelled to share it.

[Victoria Watcher]

The 18 Tactics Tucker and Candace Use to Manipulate You | Ep. 12

 

https://youtu.be/MYr...Gz55fEC-X7hwIjL

[Victoria Watcher]

Daily Wire Layoffs, George Farmer’s Arrest, and the Collapse of Truth Online | Ep. 18

 

https://youtu.be/z59...bv8TAg8NXZKfrvN

[Victoria Watcher]

Jeremy Boreing

 

@JeremyDBoreing

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The video is Prime Candace. Every manipulative rhetorical technique in the books. She makes roughly 236 claims in roughly 30 minutes in what is probably one of the most concise examples of a Gish gallop I have ever seen. A Gish gallop is firing off so many claims in rapid succession your opponent can’t possibly address them all. Even if every claim is wrong, the preponderance of false claims produces the impression of a devastating case. Coupled with Brandolini’s Law, which posits that the amount of energy needed to refute bullshit is an order of magnitude bigger than that needed to produce it. The whole process is meant to make the accused look crazy for even trying. Candace uses rhetorical sleight of hand to accuse me of accusing her husband of lying on his immigration documents. I might respond that I’ve never made any such claim. But Candace has already suggested I’m working with Laura Loomer to launder the accusation against her.

 

I might respond that I haven’t spoken privately to Laura Loomer in years. But Candace has already moved on to say that I’m coordinating with Ben Shapiro to launder ideas to Laura Loomer. So I might respond that I haven’t spoken to Ben Shapiro in over a year, other than a single text exchange when Charlie died. But Candace has already moved on to calling me a creep. Each of my responses, by the way, will be immediately attacked in its own right. Candace’s audience will insist her accusation is true, even though she has offered no proof, and will likewise demand I provide proof of my counter claim. Asymmetric skepticism and burden shifting. I will not be able to prove that I didn’t make a claim, because one cannot prove a negative. Sure, they won’t be able to show any proof that I did make such a claim, but no burden of proof applies to them. Show us your texts! You must have deleted the texts! You had a stupid haircut as a child!

 

The over 200 accusations scale with your answers. Answering one doesn't drop the total to 235 – it scales it up exponentially, because your answer becomes the source of a new onslaught of charges from Candace and her legion. Pretty soon, not only is the sheer number of accusations condemning, but the sheer number of accusers becomes proof that Candace is winning! Vox populi, vox Dei! Trying to defend yourself against such madness is madness. It’s like trying to nail Jello to a wall. You might think there is one claim I simply have to address: That a Daily Wire employee was arrested for sex crimes involving a minor. But while that accusation is terrible, it has nothing to do with me. As the document Candace posted makes clear, this person was arrested in May of 2025. I left the company in March of 2025. Whatever actions the company did or didn’t take when it learned of the situation, I was not a part of it. To be honest, I’m not actually sure what Candace is accusing me of, other than her deeply twisted statement that “people who support Israel will also protect the Epstein class of pedophiles.” Protect how?

 

What exactly am I being accused of? I would ask Candace to state her allegations clearly and specifically. Otherwise, I choose door number three. By the way, if you employ enough people, you will inevitably employ some terrible ones. Hell, I once employed Candace Owens! Employees are people. If you have enough of them, you have all of the different kinds of people there are. Some will even be criminals, and you will have to fire them, which is what I’m guessing the Daily Wire did in this case. Other than that, I have nothing to say to Candace.

 

She invited me to come on her show to talk about George, but I have nothing to say about George at all. She invited me to talk about this person she says committed this terrible crime, but an hour of “Have you stopped beating your wife,” guilt-by-association slander isn’t my idea of a good time. And I may not be the smartest person in media, but I’m just sophisticated enough to know you can’t have a good-faith conversation with someone who uses rhetoric in such dishonest ways. Candace doesn’t want to talk; she wants to overwhelm me with so many allegations and insinuations, so much projection and presupposition and false consensus signaling that her audience builds a negative narrative about me – whatever negative narrative sticks! I see no reason to engage in that kind of spectacle. Also, my audience is rightly concerned for my safety if I go to Candace’s studio.

 

 

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Edited by Victoria Watcher, 07 May 2026 - 05:14 AM.