Brett Cooper

All right, so a couple of days ago on the show, I said that it felt like a memo had been sent out to all of the feminist mouthpieces in the feminist machine.

The young women are getting too happy.

They're in love with men.

They're getting married.

They're consuming too much ballerina farm, Brett Cooper content.

They're buying the Evie magazine, milkmaid dresses.

We have to do something.

We have to stop that and make them lean in.

Thank you, Sheryl Sandberg.

And suddenly, again, it literally just happened over the course of like three days, but suddenly the most insufferable

people that I could think of in the media were comparing marriage to slavery, saying we got to pull out the whips.

They were celebrating cook-up culture, which in 2026 feels like so 2016 in my mind.

They were saying on The View that it is reckless to encourage women to have children, but apparently that little memo from last week, it was just not taking it far enough, because it seems like they don't want to just stop with preventing women from getting married and having children, but they want to actively blow up the already happy marriages that are in

existence.

And so now, a week later, now my timeline is full of people celebrating infidelity, all in the name, obviously, of feminism and empowerment.

Now, the cherry on top of this entire story has been the real-life example of this through the viral, rumored, alleged affair between Diana Rossini, who is a Annabelle reporter, and head coach Mike

Rabel.

Just diving in to the next level of this memo.

Again, they saw whatever statistics were going around last week of like women are choosing trad wife over girl boss, which by the way, those are like two very distinct buckets.

Maybe I should do a whole like newsletter on that.