Influencer Alex Cooper, host of the podcast “Call Her Daddy,” responded to criticism after meeting with Vice President Kamala Harris in the final weeks of the campaign.
“They reached out to me and I realized that in another election that probably wouldn't be the case and who knows what I would do in future elections, but in this particular election, The entire focus is on women's bodies and we do that.'' Most popular women's podcasts in this country where most women listen to the show as we become more and more disenfranchised by the day It felt like a natural thing to have,” Cooper told Forbes. Interview published in X.
Harris' campaign “spent six figures to build a set for Harris to appear on the popular show.” please call her daddy According to the podcast washington examiner.
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Influencer Alex Cooper, host of the podcast Call Her Daddy, responded to criticism after speaking with Vice President Kamala Harris in an interview. (Getty)
Cooper said that although he tried to avoid politics on the show, he felt compelled to speak out following the Roe v. Wade reversal.
“As a woman, why wouldn't I do something like this?” she said, detailing her decision to interview Harris during the campaign.
Asked about the backlash, Cooper told Forbes it was expected. “Listen, I knew this was going to happen. I'm very aware that the audience is very divided, and I take that responsibility again. I don't want to alienate people. But I felt responsible, so I just didn't care.”
The Harris campaign reportedly spent six figures on the “Call Her Daddy” podcast, which has fewer than 1 million views on YouTube.
Trump also appeared on several popular podcasts during the campaign, appearing on Joe Rogan's podcast on October 25th. (Getty Images)
President Trump's appearance on “Logan” on Oct. 25 has well over 50 million views on YouTube, but Harris' “Call Her Daddy” has yet to reach 1 million views.
Rogan said he was in talks with Harris' team to have her appear on the podcast. the plan was scrapped when she refused to come to his studio in Austin, Texas to record.
Fox News' Alexander Hall contributed to this report.
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