Brett Cooper - “Here’s What I Think Of Tucker Carlson”

Chris and Brett Cooper discuss the rise of Tucker Carlson. What does Brett Cooper think of Tucker Carlson? Why did Brett Cooper end up joining the Daily Wire team? Will Brett Cooper ever switch to independent media?

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[junglecat]

Chris, your studio and camera settings are fantastic. Such a classy and warm vibe. Just enough aesthetic flair - but nothing that distracts from the conversation

[rplewis]

She's charismatic, her commentary is approachable, and she doesn't suffer from the "I'm an authority on every subject" hubris of the typical Daily Wire personality.

[PatrickGalbraith]

Tucker's not a boomer. He's Gen-X.

[TropicalCoder]

What incredible cinematography! I never expected that level of professionalism on a YouTube channel. The set and lighting along with the cinematography produced something we would only expect to see in a movie.

[jonw]

Brett has become one of my favorite Daily Wire commentators, her personality is refreshing... more upbeat, less angry, more culturally cosmopolitan being from LA

[johnwilliams]

Good pick Chris, Brett is an interesting young woman.

[IanWrigleyNZ]

Brett has a surprising level of poise and grace for a lady her age. No surprise she's been wifed up already.

[gene]

The only good thing going for Fox now is Gutfeld !

[DrSweat]

At 70 years old, Brett gives me hope for the younger generation .

[GothamCityStills]

They struck Tucker down, and he became more powerful than you can possibly imagine.

[peregrinesteller]

Tucker has an old soul, but is quite firmly within Gen X, born in ‘69.

[markgriffin]

Brett, speaking truth is actually the easiest way to become relevant in today's society. You made the right decision.

[deltasteve]

Brett is positive and refreshing. It's fun.

[DeansMayhem]

A brilliant young woman with a sense of humor. May God continue to bless her.

[vhomelw]

My wife and I had 3 kids while I had a hard time being employed and underemployed and we were broke most of the Tim but we were happy. We were safe, we were warm. I highly recommend it.

[pipsantos]

They are no longer mainstream. What the media spews out is just noise to people. It is becoming obvious that for something to be a fact, the person concerned should be the one talking. Because broadcasting these days costs zero.

[localbod]

The MSM is about control; shaping people's views, spinning a narrative, etc..., etc...
The last thing it is about is facts and objective 'news'.
I have slightly more trust in independent journalism but a lot of it still seems to be just opinions.

[SubFlow]

Tucker needs to focus on the common enemy first and stop attacking other conservative influencers. We will never agree on everything, let us focus on what we do agree on until our country is stable again.

[out_spocken]

I think the attraction with Brett is she comes across as honest (and is) and seemingly comfortable being herself. Unapologetically but also respectfully. She isn't crude, or using sexuality to sell something. She's just unabashedly herself and the personality she has is very easy to relate to and listen to and side with.

Helps she's talking about things I relate to obviously...rational critical thinking. Not always...but pretty much most of the time.

She is also not trying to speak truth to power and try to be a victim or minority. She just says what she thinks and lets the cookie crumble.

I guess lastly...she's talking on the thoughts and opinions of other normal people (normal loosely) in the comments right? She's not engaging in typical MSM crap...and she's also not trying to make you a better person or sell someone she's got as a guest that she's paid, like so many (not that there's anything wrong with that as I enjoy your show and guests too).

But that's my take.

[PLF...]

The good thing about having more children that you can afford is that it makes it impossible for them to grow up helicoptered - you simply dont have the time or energy for it.