Candace Owens' former boss, Jeremy Boreing, tells Andrew Gold 'I believe in demons'
The Daily Wire co-founder moves from Owens and Tucker Carlson to Britain, faith and King Arthur, and the host admits he wants to believe in God but can't.
andrew gold | heretics.Story of Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 157,131 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (12,799).
Candace Owens’ Former Boss: “I Believe in Demons”
"Candace Owens' Former Boss: 'I Believe in Demons'" is the newest full interview on Andrew Gold's Heretics. The guest is Jeremy Boreing, who co-founded The Daily Wire with Ben Shapiro and worked alongside Owens while she hosted a show there. Fourteen hours after it went up, it had about 120,000 views. A new interview here usually ends its whole first day near 13,000.
The chapters show how much ground the hour covers. Boreing gives his read on Owens and her relationship with truth, fame and self-interest, including her claims about Brigitte Macron and what he calls the point where "just asking questions" turns into character assassination. He offers a spiritual reading of Tucker Carlson's account of being attacked by demons. The talk then moves to immigration, free speech and what Boreing calls the "third-worldisation" of social media.
The most personal turn belongs to the host. Gold, who has interviewed Richard Dawkins on this channel, tells Boreing he would like to believe in God but cannot make himself. The last chapters reach Shapiro, the early bet that built The Daily Wire, and Boreing's King Arthur series, The Pendragon Cycle.
It is the second week running that demons have landed in a Heretics title. Drea de Matteo's "What I Saw in Hollywood Was DEMONIC" went up on October 1 and has passed 680,000 views.
The comment section is busy. Many of its most liked lines are deadpan jokes about the absurd errands people say they ran before pressing play, while others argue with the booking itself. Gold wrote underneath that he hopes to have Owens on within six months, to put Boreing's criticisms to her and let her answer.
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- Channel
- andrew gold | heretics.
- Subscribers
- 883,000 ▲ 5,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,710,778
- Channel views, pace per day
- 165,636 (on a normal day: 208,786)
- Video published
- October 5, 2026
- Video views so far
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- Video views, pace per day
- 157,131
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A first day like this one is far outside the usual start for a Heretics interview.
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Richard Dawkins, who comes up in the conversation, wrote which 2006 book on religion?
Dawkins published The God Delusion in 2006. The other three are by Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris and Daniel Dennett.
