Is "Daily Wire Implode" on your 2024 Bingo Card?

Since the Candace Owens firing, things don't seem that great at DW.
- Michael Knowles wouldn't comment on it, despite being the god-father of one of Candace's children.
- Jeremy Boreing refused to comment on it during a twitter spaces event, and when asked directly if she broke a company policy, he wouldn't even say yes or no, which everyone took to mean "no". He got crushed at this event, IMO.
- Piers Morgan asked Shapiro about it and he refused to comment at all about her departure. He just sat there with a smug look and refused to go into any detail. These guys look more like they just pulled off a mafia hit than a proper personnel move at their company. It's like omerta has sprung up at DW.
- No one is inferring anything positive on behalf of DW due to their behavior here, it's looking like conservative cancel culture, and they are taking a beating on this.
- This Mark Dice video captures some of this, and additionally he plays a video of Pat Buchanan calling Congress "Israel Occupied Territory", and Speaker Johnson saying the first bill he will bring forward will be support for Israel.

This is coming at a time when opinions on Israel's actions in Gaza are getting increasingly more hostile and there's a growing sense that, in some circles, if you criticize Israel, that doesn't qualify as free speech.

Recently a video emerged of four men in Gaza walking along and getting droned youtube, where the first impact kills two and two try to stumble away, clearly disoriented / wounded, and they each get a missile directly on them as they are walking/crawling away, and none of the men appear to be armed or to be combatants of any sort. Alex Jones and Joe Rogan both commented on this video in a negative way, and it appears that video is resonating with a lot of people in a negative way toward Israel. Jones called it 'robotic mass genocide'.

It's just my perception, but it seems there's a growing negativity about Israel that is more like a wave than a ripple. Same for how the retaliations for criticism of Israel are being perceived.

Is DW too big to fail or can it actually implode?

Side note - I'm curious how this might affect Jordan Peterson. Obviously he's not there to fire people, but he's stood up against cancel culture so much, it's just a matter of time before people begin asking why he's not taking a stand here.