Richard Cooper

You know, I spent 20, 25 years as an entrepreneur helping people get out of credit card debt.

I'm not afraid to say or do anything that would land on the front page of like the Toronto Star, the biggest newspaper in Canada.

because I stand by my messaging and my name, but I think a lot of these guys, they haven't quite gotten to the point where they know how to get consistent, clear, deliverable, actionable messaging out, and it's always twisted and misinterpreted, as you saw with the way the documentary was put out.

Yeah, I kind of see it as like the counter to the feminist movement, right?

How both sides are just really polar and extreme.

It isn't.

It doesn't really do anybody any good because if you can get men and women to come together, they're typically better together than they are apart.

But it's like these guys tend to push men away from interacting correctly on the sexual marketplace.

And I think you get a lot of these toxic feminists on the other side.

who are more or less just kind of like man haters or almost like a supremacy type of movement at this point where all men are essentially deemed to be evil and bad.

And that's why you get the segregation.

But men need leadership.

Men need guys to sort of assist them to navigate through life because a lot of guys come from fatherless homes.

A lot of guys are misled through life.

They're plugged into comforting lives that don't serve them.

You know, my entire model really is to unplug guys from the lies I've been told and set them on a path that helps them update their belief system that they can then use and apply to get the results that they want with things like relationships, money, friendships and all that kind of stuff.

What kind of movement would you tie that to or is it your own that you created?

It's my own.

I mean, again, you know, I tend not to associate that much with too many of those guys in the space because they're unpredictable.

They do some of the wildest things on the side.