Cooper Confidential content ideas! Hi Brett đź‘‹ I had some i think fun ideas for Cooper Confidential that i wanted to share. 1) more farm vlogs. If there's anything farm related I promise I'll be interested. I want to see all of it. 2) Animals! I love all the animals, the cows, the pigs, lambs and especially Harold the mule. I'd also love to see more Rocky and the rest of your and Alex's dogs along with the cats Leslie and Donald. 3) A chocolate chip cookie tutorial. Baking with Brett! 4) Wholesome family stuff. The Q&A with Diane and maybe an Alex interview (only if he's up for it of course) 5)Adorable Mini Cooper things and life as a new mom 6) the BTS of going on fox news and a NYC vlog next time you're there. Same goes for speeches like at different conferences and the BTS of comedy club appearances.
Hi Brett, congratulations on all your latest achievements and i hope you are doing well. I'm in a weird position where I look alot like my grandfather, almost a carbon copy, which normally is a good thing but, to put it mildly, he's not exactly a good person. He's hurt me and brother alot as kids. I'm over it now but I have his anger and the physical similarity doesn't help, but I have this irrational lingering fear that i might actually be like him. I try to be a good person and i keep a heavy beard just so I can comfortably look in the mirror. I even learned to control my anger and keep myself composed but the fear still hits me from time to time especially when someone points out the similarity. I know I'm not my grandfather and he had his issues but the genetic factor is there. What is your take on this and do you habe any advise for me?
Hi, Brett, I loved this AMA episodes. They made me feel closer to you, and it is one of the main reasons I became a Headliner. I'd love if you'd consider doing one less episode in YT so you could spend a little more time with this. Not even weekly, just monthly would do. I love your personality and you give great answers to personal Qs, so looking forward to having you back on this if possible. I understand your new mom duties might not allow for this, so forgive me if I'm intruding. My Q for you would be what has been the most shocking thing about motherhood, and the most enjoyable so far? Thanks so much, praying for you and all your family. God bless, Ana
Hi Brett, on the next stand up tour you do please come to Oregon i promise you that our state has plenty of Conservatives and CooperTroopers it's not all crazy leftists. I'm in college at OSU and I'm part of the turning point chapter there and it's actually pretty big (if you'd ever be interested in speaking to us that would be amazing just saying) I had an amazing time seeing/meeting you in Austin TX last summer but I'm in college again so don't have the time/can't justify a plane ticket. If you come to Oregon i promise you us TPUSA students will sell your show out.
You likely wouldn't have a shot of believing me unless it's vocal and it would be extremely unsafe for me so I can't tell you everything. Things have been done to me that would horrify you and there's no way for me to prove it because corrupt U.S. agencies are the ones in control of this technology even going as far as blackmailing everyone around me or coercing police. I would say I'm always being watched but everyone is always being watched so that's nothing new. The difference is that they want me to know I'm being watched so it can be used against me directly. This first paragraph is really just meant to give you context into who I am and I would prefer to not dive further into this. Call me crazy and call it a day if you want I really don't care. My first attempt at posting likely did not go through resulting in a bad gateway message from both my phones internet and my local internet on your website specifically. This is normal for me. i am at a Mcdonalds using there Wifi. Years of monitoring someone means you can make that person look however they want. The U.S. is using its technology of AI and human interaction to influence how people process emotions. It is worse than a border less version of Epstein island. They are using technology to create "sleeper agents". Think about how these liberals are acting and tell me I'm wrong. If they want you to feel generous, feel happy, harm yourself, hurt others etc... it's easy for them. I think any rational person could think of examples to these topics if you consider the full control they have over your phones and other devices. You talk about how generations are being psychologically wired for anxiety and that isn't true. It is a side affect of the constant conditioning that is being done to everyone. While I fully don't understand it (personal experience), being depressed can be a side effect of resisting the desired thought, action, or emotion. I'm not saying human social interaction isn't important, I'm just saying there is something so much more nefarious to this. If you look at all these people who are trying to harm others they all believe someone is telling them to do it or that they are morally and justifiably doing the right thing. That doesn't just happen. And giving them drugs makes them more dangerous and susceptible to this kind of conditioning. Calling these people crazy is a simplification that is being used to hide and protect the criminals putting hits out on people. Your first instinct would be to blame the democrats who sing in protest or protect murdering illegal immigrants but this is not normal behavior. Look at these people. No offense to anyone, but they're morons who are just doing what they are being manipulated into thinking is right. Until this manipulation is made public no real "justice and/ or liberty" can exist in the U.S. It is an extremely unsafe country. So my question. If what I say is true and someone is being manipulated into an unavoidable situation to such an extreme way that could even include manipulating emotion with no time limit what should happen. A good analogy is a rat in a maze (the target, a normal human being) vs a mad scientist (corrupt U.S. government agencies) who can change the maze as he wills and physically/ psychologically do things to the rat to get whatever outcome he wants. He doesn't even have to let the rat know he exists.
You likely wouldn't have a shot of believing me unless it's vocal and it would be extremely unsafe for me so I can't tell you everything. Things have been done to me that would horrify you and there's no way for me to prove it because corrupt U.S. agencies are the ones in control of this technology even going as far as blackmailing everyone around me or coercing police. I would say I'm always being watched but everyone is always being watched so that's nothing new. The difference is that they want me to know I'm being watched so it can be used against me directly. This first paragraph is really just meant to give you context into who I am and I would prefer to not dive further into this. Call me crazy and call it a day if you want I really don't care. Years of monitoring someone means you can make that person look however they want. The U.S. is using its technology of AI and human interaction to influence how people process emotions. It is worse than a border less version of Epstein island. They are using this technology to create "sleeper agents". Think about how these liberals are acting and tell me I'm wrong. If they want you to feel generous, feel happy, harm yourself, hurt others etc... it's easy for them. I think any rational person could think of examples to these topics if you consider the full control they have over your phones and other devices. You talk about how generations are being psychologically wired for anxiety and that isn't true. It is a side affect of the constant conditioning that is being done to everyone. While I fully don't understand it (personal experience), being depressed can be a side effect of resisting the message, thought, or desired action being sent. I'm not saying human social interaction isn't important, I'm just saying there is something so much more nefarious to this. If you look at all these people who are trying to harm others they all believe someone is telling them to do it or that they are morally and justifiably doing the right thing. That doesn't just happen. Calling these people crazy is a simplification that is being used to hide and protect the criminals putting hits out on people. Your first instinct would be to blame the democrats who sing in protest or protect murdering illegal immigrants but this is not normal behavior. Look at these people. No offense to anyone, but they're morons who are just doing what they are being manipulated into thinking is right. Until this manipulation is made public no real "justice and/ or liberty" can exist in the U.S. It is an extremely unsafe country. So my question. If what I say is true and someone is being manipulated into an unavoidable situation to such an extreme way that could even include manipulating emotion with no time limit what should happen. A good analogy is a rat in a maze (the target, a normal human being) vs a mad scientist (corrupt U.S. government agencies) who can change the maze as he wills and physically/ psychologically do things to the rat to get whatever outcome he wants. He doesn't even have to let the rat know he exists.
Hi Brett, I'm bri and I'm a 16 year old female and Im homeschooled and in 11th grade. I've watched you since I was 13 years old and I've really looked up to you since forever, So recently for my 16th bday my parents bought me a year of "Cooper confidential" and I was super happy about it because I've needed help with something, I wanna find conservative kids my age or older, But heres the things, I'm a bit nervous when it comes to talking to people, Ive gotten a bit better but I'm trying to be more social because i want too, It just makes me a bit nervous, so if i could get some advice to be more social just in general I'd love that. I have friends but most of them are younger than me, so I have only 1 friend who's just a year older than me, not saying I don't love all my friends because I do, its just hard because they're 13-14 years old so its different because I'm older and its kinda hard to relate to them the mainly might be because they go to public school but the age gap at this age kinda sucks theyre younger and idk, they're not as mature and don't get it but these are also the kinds of friends I'm gonna keep forever because we went through something really rough earlier this year. So I have a mix of liberal friends and conservative but there's more liberal but we just never talk about politics. Anyways, I'm in VA which is pretty liberal which is why its hard, especially since I'm a Christian as well and I'd like to know if there's any way of how I can meet conservative kids my age to be friends with and I would really like to try co-ops or something like that so if there's anything you did as a kid please let me know if you see this, and I'd love to get advice from anyone about this, it would help so much and if there's any others like me, let me know! 🫶🏼
Hi Brett! My daughter is starting kindergarten this year and we’ve made the decision to homeschool for whole lot of reason. Primarily, we don’t agree with the vaccines mandates and don’t feel it’s necessary and in fact is very dangerous to subscribe to the schedule “suggested” (more like forced) by the government. I have LOVED hearing you talk about your experience with homeschool and it’s actually given me a lot of comfort in my decision. My question to you is: Do you have suggestions on how to be a successful homeschool family? Ex: putting kids into a lot of extracurriculars, having a structured schedule, etc. Are you planning on homeschooling? Hope to hear from you! (: love your show <3
I know the chances of you seeing this are LITERALLY one in a million.. I’ve been watching your show since you started on daily wire and I still admire you and the work you do. Maybe even more-so now! I wanted to reach out to you and ask if you were interested in having a painting I created for decorating your new studio or literally just to have. It would mean so very much to me to know my art is being loved by someone I’ve looked up to for a long time! It’s a larger surrealism of a very basic landscape but I’m more than happy to ship it to you. Let me know if you’re interested and I can absolutely share a photo with you.
Hi Brett! I am 16 I absolutely adore your podcast and really look up to you. You have been really open about your mental health and going to therapy and how that has helped you. OCD runs very strong in my family and I believe I may have it, but have never been to a therapist or really told many people because I’m kind of scared. So basically anytime a sickness or disease is mentioned I get scared that I have that condition, or if I have a tiny headache that means I am going to die. I’m also afraid of losing my sanity and so I over-analyze everything I do. I’m also afraid that even my closest friends don’t really like me and have a deep fear that I’m incapable of social interactions and replay everything I say or do when I am around others. I pray to God about it and he has helped me a lot, but it would also be nice if I had others to help me too. The problem is I don’t really know how to ask for help and often doubt that my problem is big enough even though it takes a lot of my energy all of the time. Thank you for listening. Also please come to Chicago 🙏
Hi Brett, my family is a dysfunctional mess. My brother has schizophrenia, my mom has struggled with depression and now I beginning to believe my other brother is a psycho of some sort. Kidding, only sort of. He has brain cancer and roughly 2 or so months to live. Things are coming to light about him now that he's pretty much on his deathbed. My schizo brother and my depressed mom and him won't forgive each other for things that have happened in the past. Some recent, some 40-50 yrs ago. I know that this is their decision, but, I also know the regret that usually follows when you don't reconcile after someone dies. Do you have any advice as I know you have experience in family mental health issues and have dealt with death in your family. Thank you in advance and I love your work and appreciate you!
Hi Brett! Longtime fan of your show! I grew up with really strict indian parents who did not let me hang out with guys or text guys (even though a had a brother lol) and I was a tomboy for most my life up to me at 19 right now. I'm going to UT in the fall and I'll be getting some freedom but i have no idea how to date. What advice would you give to girls who have never dated before? I don't really understand how to flirt or to know what to look for in a good traditional man. Thanks for everything and this platform!
Dear Brett, I’ve listened to you since I was 16 and I love to work you do. I hate watching the news because it’s just too serious and depressing for me, but your show has always had a fun element to it. You often talk about how Gen Z is the more “lonely” generation and I’d agree. I’m 19 yrs old and the youngest of 4 girls. I was adopted, so the age difference is pretty big. The oldest is 41, then 37, and the last oldest is 28. The first two weren’t around much as I was growing up, but my 28 yr old sister was. That meant her friends were around too. They always made sure to include me in things and I almost always went. Because of that I feel more comfortable talking to older adults, but now I feel a little less comfortable talking to people my own age. I’m always told “you’re really mature for your age”, but I thinks that’s because I was always around people a decade older than me. I was somewhat forced to be more mature than my peers. I don’t regret that at all though. Almost all of my coworkers and friends like to party and go out, but that is not appealing to me in the slightest. I rather go on a run and watch a movie afterwards. It’s hard to find people my age who are willing to do the same. I also don’t drink or smoke/vape, so I already have a hard time “fitting in”. I care a lot about what goes into my body, so I don’t entertain with that kinda stuff. I just wanted to know what would you do if you were in my position? How would you suggest I make lasting relationships? Thanks so much.
Dear Brett, I’ve listened to you since I was 16 and I love to work you do. I hate watching the news because it’s just too serious and depressing for me, but your show has always had a fun element to it. You often talk about how Gen Z is the more “lonely” generation and I’d agree. I’m 19 yrs old and the youngest of 4 girls. I was adopted, so the age difference is pretty big. The oldest is 41, then 37, and the last oldest is 28. The first two weren’t around much as I was growing up, but my 28 yr old sister was. That meant her friends were around too. They always made sure to include me in things and I almost always went. Because of that I feel more comfortable talking to older adults, but now I feel a little less comfortable talking to people my own age. I’m always told “you’re really mature for your age”, but I thinks that’s because I was always around people a decade older than me. I was somewhat forced to be more mature than my peers. I don’t regret that at all though. Almost all of my coworkers and friends like to party and go out, but that is not appealing to me in the slightest. I rather go on a run and watch a movie afterwards. It’s hard to find people my age who are willing to do the same. I also don’t drink or smoke/vape, so I already have a hard time “fitting in”. I care a lot about what goes into my body, so I don’t entertain with that kinda stuff. I just wanted to know what would you do if you were in my position? How would you suggest I make lasting relationships? Thanks so much.
Hey Brett! Pretty soon after you announced your pregnancy, we found out my wife was pregnant. Coincidentally, once she hit 7 weeks was the first time we heard your advertisement for 7 Weeks Coffee. I was in shock of how perfect the timing was! We had literally heard the heartbeat earlier that day. We immediately purchased a bag of coffee from them (their mission is incredible). I have also been using the advise you have been sharing around pregnancy from your Instagram stories and the clothes (for when she's farther along)! My wife just finished her first trimester, which was lets just say not very fun for either of us. Is there anything I should be anticipating during the 2nd and 3rd trimesters? Any advise or food/gadgets I can pick up that will make our lives easier? I will say that paper plates/bowls were a complete life saver in the first trimester. Congratulations again on your pregnancy!!! So happy for you and Alex. You should have him answer some of these questions one day, would be awesome haha.
Hey Brett, hope you're well! I'm an 18 y/o female from the midwest who's definitely conservative - I regularly listen to podcasts like you, Michael Knowles, Candace, etc. I work at Starbucks (I know) and the majority of my friends are liberals so I understand what it's like to be around those with differing views. I recently got accepted into Cornell University for Architecture, and although I'm very excited to begin studying there, I'm worried about not fitting in politically and being in a liberal echo chamber. I know you've discussed your time at UCLA and how that influenced you politically - do you have any tips for finding a conservative crowd or fitting in with others despite these differing views? Do you have any general tips for being a conservative at a liberal university? I do intend to join the Cornell Republicans club when I can to try and find some community there :) Thanks so much!
Dear Brett, I 29 years old and at my age, I feel somewhat left behind in the personal development department. I wanted to become a rugged man in my late 20s but most girls I have talked to have said that they see me much more like a teddy bear. Ouch! Also, I have very little idea what masculinity is. I want embrace it, but when I try to define it, it becomes blurry. I want to become mutch similar to one of my heroes, Teddy Roosevelt. Brett, I must ask: what exactly makes a man masculine and how can I become a rugged and good man?
Dear Brett, So, I know I've asked this three times before, but my question is: would you please come to visit Patriot Academy?! We have multiple young person programs that would give you hope for the next generation - these kids are major based (and mostly homeschooled!) - but obviously it's our self-defense instruction that you would get the biggest kick out of! We have the BEST gun ranges in Texas, the BEST gun instructors in the nation, and the BEST self-defense instruction in the world! I know how much you love gun ranges, and you and Alex would get so much from our amazing staff and program! We’re based in Texas, so it was really cool to see you at your live show in Austin, and you have multiple fans here at PA! If you want to see a rising generation of leaders and shoot guns all day, come visit Patriot Academy!
Hey Brett, this isn’t really a question but I was thinking back to your Shawn Ryan podcast episode where you mentioned that your mom went to a medium in New York to try and find some closure with your brother, and I think the medium she saw was John Edwards. I remember reading an excerpt from his book where he interviewed Aaliyah’s mother (who’s also named Diane) after her passing, and it was basically the same process that you were explaining where you don’t tell him who you are or who you are trying to connect with, and he didn’t know who he connected with until after the session and he went over it with his assistant. If I remember correctly, he thought she was trying to connect with a 9/11 victim, as the spirit mentioned a big boom, and something flying, and aaliyah passed in a plane crash about 2 weeks before 9/11. I think im just rambling on here and idk if this would help at all, but I think this is just me trying to justify my doom scrolling lol. Also if you’re interested in the book, it’s called after life.
Hi Brett, Thank you so much for everything you do! I am 19 years old, and I live with my parents, going to college in the same town I grew up in. My mom had a psychotic break when I was in high school, due to hormonal imbalances and early onset menopause. She never fully recovered, and refuses to take her medication that would mend her hormones and get her back on track. I haven’t had a real conversation with her in years, even though I see her everyday, and it feels like I never really knew her. This has affected my entire family. I am the oldest of ten kids, and I have watched my dad reach the point of despair. I see my mom every day, and I’m struggling to forgive her for the awful things she’s said to me, and for refusing to take her medicine. She says the craziest things, and she’s very suspicious of everyone around her. I know you have a brother who is this way, so I’m wondering, how do you forgive someone who can’t help their condition, but also has said and done horrible things to you?
Hi Brett, I wanted to ask your advice on how to avoid getting emotionally attached in romantic relationships? I am 25 years old, have never dated or been on a singular date, and my dream in life since I was 4 years old has been to be a stay at home wife and mother, like my mom. Sometimes it scares me to think when I start meeting men that interest me and dating I'll get emotionally attached too quickly if they check off some important boxes, but before we've left the talking stage, and really know each other. What helped you when dating Alex? I am willing to be get hurt by opening up and being vulnerable in what I want and believe, but what is the best way to keep myself from getting excited too quickly or letting my imagination run away with me? I don't want my dreams to cloud my judgement or miss red flags if we relate on some important issues, such as religion, lifestyle, family and health but before we have none each other long. Also, sometimes I fear men only telling me what I want to hear and hiding who they really care until it's too late. I have a co worker who that happened to and it ended in a messy divorce. Please help!