The Brett Cooper Show
Diddy Trial Continues with Mafia Ties and Hollywood Secrets | Episode 34
26 May 2025
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Happy Memorial Day, everyone. I hope that you are settled in and ready because we have a packed show for you today. First of all, we have to revisit the Senate twink because apparently he has no remorse for screwing in the Senate. We also need to talk about some trans rock climbers who are sending a message to Trump, and we are going to discuss Diddy's connection to the mafia.
So, my friends, the Senate twink is just the gift that keeps on giving, and he just did yet another interview, actually with one of my favorite writers over at New York Magazine, and there is just so much to unpack. Now, if you guys don't remember, we actually talked about this young man just a couple of months ago.
We did kind of a recap, what has transpired in his life since that fateful day when he decided that he should have sex in the Senate, but he is back to give us even more juicy information. if you are enjoying it. And as a reminder, I am going on tour this spring. We still have tickets available and we added two new shows in Dallas and in Austin because those were sold out.
So if you want to get tickets and come join in on all the fun, you can visit brettcooper.com. So the crux of what we talked about the last time that we covered this young man was the fact that he was asking for privacy, and yet nothing about his life was private at all. In fact, he had created an OnlyFans, and he had changed his Instagram handle to be SenateTwink.
He was really trying to build upon this scandal, albeit it was a little late. And so I think that is the purpose of this new interview that he did with New York Magazine. And surprise! He never actually wanted the privacy that he claimed he wanted right after the sex scandal took place. And even bigger surprise, he's actually not sorry at all for doing what he did. In fact, he did it,
because he was bored. So the article reads, listening to him recount his days getting paid by Congress to do nothing, quote, I would beg the chief of staff or whoever for work. I had nothing to do. Is cause enough to wonder whether Elon Musk's blathering about government inefficiency is, on its face, well-founded. What is it that they say about idle hands?
Quote, I would come in nine hours a day, sit there bored out of my effing mind. So yeah, I'm going to entertain myself and eff in a room. Specifically, part 216. So he was bored. Guys, why are we even upset at this young man? It was just government inefficiency and he was bored. So what else was he gonna do?
I mean, this so reminds me of Denise Richards' daughter where she was like, I wanted to move out. It was a candy store, OnlyFans. It was sitting at my desk, scrolling on TikTok or having sex in the Senate hearing room. I mean, guys, I think that there are things you can do in between these two extremes. I don't know if we've lost nuance in the world, but that's just what I'm feeling right now.
Anyway, continuing on with this article, apparently his therapist told him He also talked about how he is not the only one who was engaged in this kind of behavior. And in his anger and frustration with this scandal exploding, he thought about throwing everybody else under the bus who has effed in a Senate room.
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