Brett Cooper

You have my attention.

Like, I'm sorry, I had no idea until I read that tweet how much Josh Hammer looks like the little vampire from Sesame Street.

Just look him up, you'll see.

Anyway, needless to say, the other point that I'm trying to make here is that Josh Hammer didn't really bring in a crowd.

Like, the man was talking to chairs.

And to be honest, guys, so was Ted Cruz.

Ted Cruz was preaching to chairs about how Venezuela and Cuba and Iran will all have new governments, new amazing governments in the next six months.

Just watch.

Um, interesting, you know, based on my memory of MAGA and what that stood for, I really thought we were supposed to be America first and that we were against regime change as a coalition, but maybe, maybe I'm just the crazy one.

Now, to be fair, I am not just here to crap on those two men, even though obviously doing that has become a staple on my show, specifically with Ted Cruz, because the real point that I want to make here is that no one showed up for anyone on either side of the modern conservative right.

Like for example,

Not for Bannon, as you can see here, empty chairs in front of him as well.

Not even for Matt Gaetz, who essentially gave the exact opposite speech as Ted Cruz in regards to Iran and foreign policy.

Again, empty chairs everywhere.

Now I am showing you all of this just so you have the full picture of what the event looks like, because if you went on X, you probably would have seen people saying things like this.

Apparently CPAC is empty this year.

Curious how this keeps happening to groups that align themselves with the post-liberals and the new right influencer scene, aka, thanks Josh Hammer, the retard right, America first, non-Zionist, Gripers, whatever you want to call them.

And then you have that same side, the retard right, saying, LMAO, boo, this is because of Ted Cruz and Josh Hammer.

They did this.

They ruined CPAC.