Brett Cooper

a conservative event called CPAC.

I've like watched people's speeches there before.

I knew that it happened, but I didn't actually know what it was.

And I didn't realize that until a couple of days ago, Vanity Fair reached out to me last week.

They said, you know, we're doing this article on Gen Z and CPAC, the modern conservative movement.

We're sending reporters there.

You know, could you give us your thoughts on the event?

And I literally read that email and I was like, huh?

I genuinely didn't know how to respond, which they actually printed.

Just listen to this.

I was cracking up.

I didn't think that they would actually use this in the article.

But they said Brett Cooper, a 24 year old conservative commentator with a YouTube show consisting of over 1.6 million subscribers, has recently been notably vocal about the war in Iran, particularly in what she sees as the lack of transparency in the administration's messaging.

Very true.

When asked why she didn't attend the conference this year, she said, ironically, I have no comment because I literally don't even know what CPAC is.

And that is how I responded.

And I was like, yeah, you're welcome to print that.

But I have nothing to say.

I have no context on what it was before, what it is now.

I don't even know.