FOX News signs popular podcaster as contributor – | TV Shows

An influencer and podcaster is set to join the ranks at FOX News as a new contributor, sparking curiosity among the audience.

Brett Cooper was all geared up for an appearance on “The Will Cain Show” this Thursday, June 26, to kick off the duo’s exciting collaboration, but found herself stranded at a Buc-ees in Texas due to unforeseen misfortune.

In a video message to the program, Cooper sent her sincerest apologies, transforming a tough situation into a moment of gratitude for the support from her viewers and sheer enthusiasm about embarking on a fresh path with FOX.

From the confines of a stationary car, Cooper delivered a roadside update, “Hello everyone. I am reporting live from a Buc-ees in the middle of Texas. I’m so sorry that I was not able to join Will on the show live today. I was so excited to kick off this new partnership with FOX in this official way, but a series of unfortunate events left my husband and me on the side of the freeway in Texas as we were trying to get between Austin and Dallas for the tour that I’m currently on.”

She added, “I was not able to make it in time, but I wanted to send in this video just to say hi and to thank you all for the congratulations and the excitement. I am so excited to join FOX as a contributor. I can’t wait to be on their shows even more regularly,” reports the Irish Star.

Some showed curiosity, “Interesting move looking forward to seeing how she brings her voice to FOX News.”

while another predicted success, “Oh yeah. She’s going to do a Amazing job.”

However, not all responses were positive, with some viewers sharing their apprehensions.

Doubts were raised by one person’s comment, “She should have stayed independent.”

and skepticism about the network’s choices was voiced, “Faux News plan: Accredited journalists? Nah. Opinionated podcasters? YUP.”

Brett Cooper has made waves with her podcast “The Brett Cooper Show,” launched in January, amassing over nine million followers across her social media platforms.