Jeremy Boreing's Role in the DailyWire+/Owens Feud

Showing 40 Jeremy Boreing videos from Charlie Kirk's video collection.

Jeremy Boreing co-founded and ran DailyWire+ before departing the company, and became one of the central figures in the prolonged public feud between Candace Owens and her former employer following Charlie Kirk's assassination. Owens accused Boreing of orchestrating a sustained campaign against her after her 2024 firing, including stalking allegations, pressure campaigns aimed at damaging her reputation, and what she described as a two-year pattern of hostile conduct toward former employees who left the company, while also criticizing a Hungary-based studio project she said had left DailyWire+ roughly $67 million in debt. Boreing's successor at DailyWire+, Ben Shapiro, publicly defended the company and Erika Kirk against Owens's broader conspiracy claims about Charlie Kirk's death, delivering a widely discussed AmericaFest speech condemning Owens and Tucker Carlson for spreading unfounded theories, a speech Owens said was itself proof that Shapiro and Boreing feared what she might reveal about Erika Kirk specifically. Graham Allen, a longtime associate of Owens, later broke from her publicly as well, describing a pattern of firings and disputes across her career at Turning Point USA, PragerU, and DailyWire+ that predated the Boreing conflict, suggesting the DailyWire+ rift was one chapter in a longer-running pattern rather than an isolated business dispute.