4 chapters across the catalog
Matt Walsh's satirical documentary *Am I Racist?* has earned nearly $5 million in its first two weeks of theatrical release. The film features Walsh in disguise as he interviews DEI consultants, including Robin DiAngelo, who was reportedly paid $15,000 for her appearance. The movie uses humor to critique the diversity, equity, and inclusion industry and its financial motivations.
Daily Wire Movie Projects, Lady Ballers Controversy
The Daily Wire ventures into film production with the "anti-woke" comedy Lady Ballers. The hosts argue that making political movies, whether woke or anti-woke, is counterproductive and that the focus should be on telling good stories.
Conservative commentator Steven Crowder sparked a public feud with "Big Con" after revealing a redacted contract that docked pay for social media de-platforming. Crowder argued the terms incentivized self-censorship and alignment with Big Tech policies. The hosts discuss how this situation highlights the benefits of the "Value for Value" model, which avoids advertiser and platform-driven restrictions on speech.
Daily Wire CEO Jeremy Boring responded to Steven Crowder's "Big Con" video by revealing the details of their $50 million, four-year opening offer. Boring explained that the pay-docking clauses were standard business protections against the loss of advertising revenue from platforms like YouTube. The hosts find the $50 million figure staggering and contrast it with their own independent production model.
