"About one-third of Americans get their news from YouTube, and some of them are watching Brett Cooper."
""My job is just to talk to people," she said. "I don't really consider myself a newscaster."
""My views on family are definitely more traditional," Cooper said, but "tradwife has become this internet aesthetic. It has become a trend the sun dresses, frolicking in fields, churning butter, making sourdough. And it feels a lot less about real values and more about posturing.""
Brett Cooper, 24, hosts The Brett Cooper Show on YouTube, offering mainly conservative and populist reactions to news and culture. Her coverage sometimes praises and sometimes criticizes Donald Trump and included an exchange with Senator Ted Cruz about whether to label influencer Nick Fuentes a "Nazi." She began as a UCLA student criticizing COVID lockdowns, worked at the Daily Wire, and launched an independent program in January. Cooper emphasizes personality over ideology, favors direct-to-camera monologues, experiments with topics from politics to pop culture, and presents traditional family views while rejecting the "tradwife" aesthetic as performative.
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