Cooper, amidst her recent foray into "serious journalism" during the election, decided to play both sides of the political fence and considered fielding appearances from either political candidate, though ultimately chose Kamala Harris because she wanted to talk about abortion.
"Because it’s not about abortion, it’s about women’s rights to their body.” Cooper said in a recent interview. “I thought, ‘Why not have on someone that could potentially have a huge impact on our country?'”
She prattled on about being competitive, like this was some sports game rather than a mockery of political discourse. Cooper's so-called focus on women's rights sounds more like a ploy to keep her listeners hooked, especially after her Harris interview, which probably lost her more followers than it gained.
This is the state of "journalism" today, where entertainers masquerade as news anchors, all while the real issues get buried under celebrity gossip and political posturing.
