g hypothesis. So we should all just assume it's true. Just assume it's true. And if he wants to prove it isn't, I'm open to that.

All right. One of my favorite things to watch on the internet is, you know, you're all watching the Crowder, the Crowder versus the Daily Wire. You know where Daily Wire offered him a deal but in it was some clauses to say if he got canceled on social media that they wouldn't pay him as much money. Some people called that a penalty. I called it a normal business deal in which you're sharing revenue. A penalty? I guess all of my contracts are penalties. I guess my book deal's a penalty because you know what, if I don't sell enough books that publisher is not going to give me money. Can you believe it? Like if I don't produce money for both of us they won't give me my half. I know, I know it's like well not half but whatever it is. But it's totally criminal that if we make a deal that we'll both make money and then we don't make any money they're not going to pay me. Bastards.

Wow. Anyway so here's my favorite thing, is watching Mike Cernovich disembowel Crowder's argument and all of his supporters. And you know he's the only one who can see the whole field that's talking about it. You know because I'm always a big fan of Cernovich in general. But you know he's an attorney, he's a business person, he's seen enough of the world that he knows what a business deal is supposed to look like. And he sees this entire thing for what it is. I don't think there's any hidden dark corners. I think he sees the whole field and he's calling the balls and strikes here. It's kind of hilarious. So you should watch, you should follow Cernovich anyway. But you should definitely look at his Crowder comments. I'll tell you what he's saying.

So you know Crowder's claiming that big con, as he calls it, the big conservative groups are working with big tech. So they're not exactly on the other side of big tech. They're working with them because they like to monetize through big tech. So they want to keep them on their side. So his take is that nobody is sort of working for the artist who doesn't want to get banned on social media because all the big conservatives are just working with the platforms like everybody else.

Now where Cernovich asks is, give some details about it. He goes, how people keep saying Daily Wire's in bed with big tech. Examples. And then he says he's not a Daily Wire fanboy but can anybody give an example of how the Daily Wire is doing something with big tech that you wouldn't like? Like what would be that?

Now why did we have to get to today and why did it have to be Mike Cernovich to ask the question? Do you have even one example? Just one example. Now maybe he does but why haven't we heard one example up until now? No examples. Self-censorship? No.

All right. Well I think it's up to Crowder to give us some examples. And maybe he has them. If he has them we'll talk about it because I'd like to know that, wouldn't you? I mean if his claim holds up I'd certainly like to know it. So give us some examples. Maybe you can flip us to your side.

And then I guess we found out that Crowder says he wasn't about the money. And then he was asked on Tim Poole's show, Timcast, he was asked but didn't your agent ask for more