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Chapter 1: Why did Brett Cooper leave The Daily Wire?
Und Leute versuchten, zu beurteilen, ob das bedeutet, dass es viel Drama im Hintergrund gab. Der Zuschauer hat eine Summe gemacht. Sie sind natürlich sehr respektiert und sie sind durch die Internet-Innuendos durchgekommen und haben einige Dinge bemerkt. Natürlich ist eine große Sache, die auf der Internetseite bemerkt wurde, dass Brett alle Fotos, die sie hatte, von ihr gelesen hat.
und ihre Freundin aus ihrem Profil. Das signalisiert natürlich den Leuten, dass vielleicht etwas davon wahr war. Und dann der andere Aspekt, den ich noch nicht wusste, bis ich diesen Artikel auf Spectator gelesen habe, war, dass es offensichtlich einige Bewegungen gab. Das ist so ein Gen-Z-Ding, aber ich glaube, sie kommentierten auf alle Bretts Posts oder so etwas und sagten ihr, Ja, genau.
ist, as far as separations go, it appears to be as amicable as it can be. She made the announcement. It was quite sad. She did seem like she was upset in it. And then it kind of cut to Jeremy Boring, the CEO. He said nice things about her. And unless... She wants to contribute something else or he wants to contribute something else.
Chapter 2: What were the rumors surrounding Brett Cooper's exit?
I don't think there's any reason to look further into it because everybody is moving on in their lives. And that gets you to the next point. Everyone's like, what will happen to Brett Cooper? Brett Cooper is going to be absolutely fine. I mean, beyond fine.
Frankly, by the time I hit the ground, I must have had, and I am not kidding, 25 messages from people from all walks of my life asking me, can I have a contact with Brett Cooper? I'm talking about people that want to do Vielen Dank. Es gab keine Antwort auf das Snow White-Projekt, aber es sieht so aus, als würde das nicht passieren.
Sie hat also jetzt eine bemerkenswerte Anzahl an Zeit, um das zu tun, was ich denke, junge Menschen, die sich in diesen Raum befinden, sollten tun, was ich gemacht habe. Ich war natürlich mit Turning Point USA. Ich hatte einen sehr leichten Kontrakt, also habe ich alles gemacht.
Ich meine, von Reden zu Fox News Hits zu meinem Buch, nur um zu versuchen, während ich alle Energie hatte, bevor ich verheiratet und Kinder hatte, Just trying to really strike while the iron was hot. And I learned so much in those years. And so Brett is so young. She's 22 years old. She's now going to be able to do everything.
And like I said, it was trending here in London that she left The Daily Wire. So for someone that young to have gained 4.5 million subscribers on YouTube in a couple of years and to become a global trend when she leaves her job. Kudos to you, Brett Cooper. That's absolutely amazing. And I can just tell you from working with her, Sie ist fantastisch. Sie ist absolut fantastisch. Sie ist brillant.
Ich denke, Matt Walsh, sie hat mir gesagt, wie viel sie mit ihr gearbeitet hat. Sie hat immer eine tolle Erfahrung mit ihr gearbeitet. Natürlich Michael. Wir waren alle täglich im Büro. Und niemand ist besorgt, dass Brett Cooper nicht okay wird. Sie wird sitzen lassen und entscheiden, was sie will. Die schwerste Part für sie wird sein, wie man sich fokussiert.
Ich meine, kreative Direktoren arbeiten für mich. We can do this for her. We can do this, blah, blah, blah. We'll run her ads. Advertisers reaching out to me. So, if Brett Cooper is suffering, it is probably right now from too many options, to be honest. I haven't even had time because I've been sick with my kids to send her all the messages that I've been getting.
And so, I also wanted to include for you guys, it's In the link here, if you look in the comment section, we're going to pin it to her new YouTube channel. Obviously, she's going to have to rebuild her YouTube channel. The assets belong to The Daily Wire. Similarly, when I left, that's not really exactly scandalous.
That is what they're investing in, which is essentially, you know, we're putting money behind you. We're going to grow your channel and, you know, we're going to keep your channel when you leave. So, she's starting from scratch. Not a big deal at all. I was starting from scratch, got my channel up. I think we're at like 3.3 million subscribers and we did it in under five months. So...
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Chapter 3: How is Brett Cooper's future looking after her exit?
the space of podcasting and say, we're going to house a bunch of podcasters. I would say The Daily Wire and The Blaze kind of hit the ground running. And I think that nobody has really stopped to consider, can you just do that like late night TV? Can you do that like The View, where you can just keep swapping hosts and go, okay, well, now it's going to be the comment section with someone else.
Is the audience going to like that? Or is the audience going to reject that? Now, if I'm just guessing... If this is my company and I'm running it, I'm going, no, I think podcasting is too personal. I think people sign up for a YouTube channel because they're signing up for that person. It remains to be seen. Obviously, they haven't done this yet. This will be an experiment for them.
But I do think it starts a conversation about... What it says about both Brett and The Daily Wire if they do do it. Like I think if I'm instructing what I would do, I would just create an entirely new show if they're going to bring in new talent. Otherwise it kind of feels like, okay, well, is this just all scripted? Is that the real Brett Cooper?
Did she just train to do this show and that's not actually her personality? I'm asking these questions. I know the answer to this. Obviously it is her personality. That is very much Brett's personality behind the scenes. It's how she talks. She's very bubbly and very excited. So I don't know if that's like the message that you want to send, that we
We can just like train someone else like a monkey to do the exact same thing rather than just create a whole new show around somebody else. Again, these are lingering questions. Do we treat it like a late night TV host that we're swapping? Or do we consider this like, you know, a recording artist? Like you can't just be like, hey, Taylor Swift, we wrote all your songs.
Now we're just going to swap you for a Taylor Swift lookalike. and see if she can just do the exact same thing. I think it's personality driven. But again, these are the questions that a lot of people are asking. And I will say this, we've had finally a turn of events where people stopped attacking me, the media I'm speaking about, obviously, for months.
And they've been genuinely curious about the success of our new show. And there was a particular article that Slate wrote that I found to be quite interesting. It was like, I think Slate did an article on us, LA Times did an article on us, Die Washington Post hat einen Artikel und ich habe versucht, herauszufinden, was der secret Ingredient ist.
Und Slate hat suggeriert, dass in der Joe Rogan Podcast-Ökonomie, wie sie es beschreiben, Authentizität ist, was verkauft wird. Und ich stimme sehr viel dazu. Ich denke, du musst dich selbst sein. Auch wenn ich für einen Brett Cooper oder einen Matt Walsh subben würde, wäre es sehr seltsam, wenn ich auf einem Matt Walsh Show wäre und ich nur so sprechen würde und die
Matt Walsh, Voice, I would just be Candice, because this is like my personality, and it would work, because people are like, that's Candice, and that's who I have come to trust. But again, all of that is up for debate. We'll see what happens. Like I said, as amicable as a split. Even though internet sleuths have noticed some things, I think it was handled professionally.
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Chapter 4: What insights does Candace have on the USS Liberty episode?
They spent $100 million in our last election cycle. That's completely crazy. And it was something that JFK Jr. was trying to stop in the weeks leading up to his death. He was demanding that they register as foreign agents. And they never did. They ignored his orders, which came from the State Department. And then... He was unalived and that kind of went away.
He was also adamantly opposed to them becoming armed with nuclear arms because Dwight D. Eisenhower warned him on the way up that they were trying to go nuclear. Most Americans don't know this. And then LBJ becomes president. His aunt, I think her name was like Jesse James something, was a member of the Zionist Congress.
And suddenly he undoes everything that JFK was fighting against or rather does everything that JFK was fighting against. So We just need to be able to have these truthful conversations without these petty smears of antisemitism. Like being a Jewish American does not make you responsible for the crimes of a foreign state. And when they're allowed to murder U.S.
servicemen and not even have to say sorry, it doesn't, like for me, pass the sniff test. Wir machen noch viel mehr Arbeit, um die Menschen zu erinnern, was wirklich durch die 50er, 60er und 70er Jahre passiert ist. Ich bin sehr glücklich und glücklich, dass dieses Interview so gut gemacht wurde.
Ich weiß, dass das in der Großen und Ganzen wegen Christus und dem Gefühl war, dass der Heilige Geist wirklich mit mir und Phil Turney war, am Tag, an dem wir dieses Interview gedreht haben. Okay, going to jump into another pro-life ad here, reminding you guys about 7 Weeks Coffee. Today's show is also sponsored by 7 Weeks Coffee. Why are they called 7 Weeks?
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Und wenn du als OnlyFans-Motor einen Breakthrough hast, wirst du etwas wirklich Richtiges machen. Und sie hat beschlossen, dass sie mit 1.000 Männern in 24 Stunden schlafen wird, um den Guinness-Buch des Weltrekords zu brechen, der früher von einer polnischen Frau gehalten wurde, die mit ungefähr 917 Männern in einem Tag schlafen musste.
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Chapter 5: How does Candace feel about the suppression of certain topics?
Chapter 6: What are the implications of podcasting dynamics in the industry?
I'd love to work with her, but that was clearly not the announcement. And so we slated it for December 11th and God did the rest really. And I can tell you that Phil Turney has told me. They are receiving so many donations right now. When my husband and I went through their charity and saw that these men weren't giving any money. You can go, because obviously all that stuff is public.
I mean, they were raising no money annually. No one would tell their stories. Everybody is afraid of the Zionist lobby. And it just broke my heart. These men deserve to be treated like kings. And he's at the tail end of his life. He's about to be 80 years old. Und all he has done is dedicated his life to trying to be recognized for being a hero. It just broke me.
And I feel very blessed and certain that God gave me the platform to be able to do these sorts of things. And the spot that I have in my heart for our veterans who risk their lives every day to hear him speak about how they didn't know where they were going. They just knew they were going to defend their friend and their ally only to be attacked by them.
Obviously leading to a much broader conversation. We have, as someone in the chat just pointed out, 3 million views right now and climbing in a period of 48 hours. Does it put a target on my back? Sure. But...
Ich würde sagen, nach Reflexion, dass Phil Turney mir die Perspektive gegeben hat, die ich benötigt habe, weil es sehr leicht ist, sich zu fühlen, wo ist ich, als ich fühlte, als kämpfte ich mit dem Zionismus-Attack, nicht einen literären, einen Medien-Attack, versuchte, meinen Charakter zu zerstören, versuchte, meine Karriere zu zerstören, weil ich nicht mit den Aktionen eines freien Governments verabschiedet war.
Und sie versuchten, dass es Antisemitismus war, wenn ich nur die Wahrheit darüber erzähle, was ich sehe. Und zu hören, was er durchlebt, zu hören, dass du deine Schiffspitzen aufhören musst, dann von deinem eigenen Regierung enttäuscht werden. Sie haben dich ausgelassen, um 17 Stunden zu sterben, nur hoffentlich, dass dein Schiff über Nacht sinkt. was ich durchgelebt habe, ist absolut nichts.
Und ich bin einfach so dankbar an Phil Turney, dass er mir diese Perspektive gegeben hat. Ich habe bereits, wie Sie es gesehen haben, in der Episode, 40.000 Dollar gegeben. Ich werde das jedes Jahr machen und ich hoffe, dass ich mehr machen werde. Ich sagte meinem Mann, ich will, dass das meine Wahlcharity ist.
Ich denke, dass wir diese tollen USS Liberty Hats verkaufen sollten und eine Portion der Prozesse geben, nachdem wir natürlich mit dem Verkauf und all dieser Sachen zu tun haben. die Prozesse jedes Jahr an die restlichen Überlebenden geben. Ich bin sehr dankbar für alle von euch. Wir haben so viele E-Mails von Leuten, die gesagt haben, dass sie es nie wussten. Es gibt so viel davon. V.a.
wenn es um das Thema Israel geht. Und sobald du anfängst zu wissen, sobald du anfängst, Fragen zu stellen über Dinge, ist das ganze Medien-Empire, ich nenne es das Likud-Party-Empire, einfach runterkommt und dich zerstört und dich anruft, wie er gesagt hat. Wir wurden als Jew-Hater genannt, wir wurden als Anti-Semiten genannt, wir wurden als Nazis genannt.
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Chapter 7: What does authenticity mean in the context of podcasting?
Chapter 8: How can listeners support independent creators?
When we reported him, all I can tell you is like, you could just feel the Holy Spirit moving in that room. It was really hard for my team to keep it together. And I've got three guys on my team. And I think all of them wanted to cry, particularly when he tells...
Der Teil der Geschichte, wo er nach den, oder während der Angriffe, und tatsächlich nach den Angriffe, wenn sie versuchen, so viele Leben wie möglich zu retten, und er ist 20 Jahre alt, er ist 20 Jahre alt, und er hat jemanden, der ihn fragt, werde ich sterben? Und er schaut ihn an und sagt, ja, sie werden sterben. Truly just a remarkable, remarkable story and it completely gave me chills.
I knew, he and I had a discussion thereafter about the fact that we just knew that Christ was with us in that room. I knew the episode was going to be big and I wanted to do whatever I could in my power to make sure that it wasn't limited in the same way that TikTok has limited it. If you go on my TikTok right now, every video has like millions of views, 100,000 views.
The USS Liberty clips, 30,000 views. They suppress this information and the... Israeli Government took credit for that. They said we got TikTok under control. We have Instagram and Facebook under control. We are looking now to get X under control. And so that's one of the reasons that you can't hear these stories and they can't share them. So I said on that day, let's not name it USS Liberty.
Let's name it something that will completely throw off their algorithms. And I thought a personal message was a good idea. And clearly I was right. If they throw off their algorithms, it had gone viral. And this was partly aided Bizarrely by the fact that some people thought that I was going to be announcing that Brett Cooper and I were working together.
I'd love to work with her, but that was clearly not the announcement. And so we slated it for December 11th and God did the rest really. And I can tell you that Phil Turney has told me. They are receiving so many donations right now. When my husband and I went through their charity and saw that these men weren't giving any money. You can go, because obviously all that stuff is public.
I mean, they were raising no money annually. No one would tell their stories. Everybody is afraid of the Zionist lobby. And it just broke my heart. These men deserve to be treated like kings. And he's at the tail end of his life. He's about to be 80 years old. Und all he has done is dedicated his life to trying to be recognized for being a hero. It just broke me.
And I feel very blessed and certain that God gave me the platform to be able to do these sorts of things. And the spot that I have in my heart for our veterans who risk their lives every day to hear him speak about how they didn't know where they were going. They just knew they were going to defend their friend and their ally only to be attacked by them.
Obviously leading to a much broader conversation. We have, as someone in the chat just pointed out, 3 million views right now and climbing in a period of 48 hours. Does it put a target on my back? Sure. But...
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