Thank you so much for having me on your show! It was an honor.

@98284104

14 күн бұрын

That would be awesome if, once PA got off the ground If Professor Brett Cooper could teach a unit on literature. Or if they developed a masters program and Brett could explore psychology of story telling. That would be really cool.

@cutiecupcake4150

14 күн бұрын

Love it!!!

@manguy2000

14 күн бұрын

Thanks be to God.

@KellyDickson-rb8rh

14 күн бұрын

Excellent.

@suzannahmeir7741

14 күн бұрын

It was an honor to watch!

Brett is the kind of young woman that every dad hopes his daughter grows up to be.

@jackdeniston6150

14 күн бұрын

Choose their Mother carefully.

@georgekouremenos596

14 күн бұрын

As a father of both an adult male and a teen woman, i say that clearly that's a proper mother's job. Not a father. A pushy, steady, firm and resilient mother, grows responsible and ready to stand their ground, adults. Mothers be that, and stop checking your instagram every 2 seconds. Check your children.

@georgekouremenos596

14 күн бұрын

@@malikapollard3618 and of we go down that rabbithole, they are fathers that do much much more.

@shanustheanus

13 күн бұрын

​@@georgekouremenos596what are you talking about? Of course its a fathers job, no. Not job. Duty. Its a father's duty to hope their kids deserve their pride. As for your daughter being a teen woman? Come on man. I get it, maturity is important and whatever. But that's a girl. That's your girl. Be proud of your girl if she's a good girl. Don't just shift all responsibility to the mother. Even a feeling of pride? You can't even allow that? This adult male and this teen woman as you call them deserve some warmth from their father. You've gone way too far the other way.

@georgekouremenos596

13 күн бұрын

@@shanustheanus I bet that you haven't got kids your own, right?

I am a detrans woman now embracing my femininity for the first time in my whole life. I have been freed from suffering transgenderism and I know I was healed by God in a profound spiritual transformation. I'm not conservative but I do appreciate Brett Cooper's contribution as a young woman in contrast to the mainstream culture that acts as if it has women's interests at heart, while undermining our real needs. Edit: thank you for all the kind comments and likes. I have a documentary about my journey on my channel called Touching the Source.

@Imitatechrist

14 күн бұрын

Now, that is a very deep comment. Thank you for that. God bless you, dear Agora. He loves you, and you know it. 💐

@FamilyViewers

14 күн бұрын

So glad you are free. Hold tight to the One who freed you. There will be many even friendly seeming people who will try to separate you from Him. Put Him first and you will always succeed.

@phetmoz

14 күн бұрын

God bless you. Praying for your continual flourishing womanhood.

@SonOfMorning

14 күн бұрын

❤❤❤

@answermelove

14 күн бұрын

May you blossom even more as you experience your freedom.

Femininity is not a weakness. 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻

@beefybmw9532

14 күн бұрын

What was about femininity? It was about Brett’s life. The daily wire + side had the femininity isn’t a weakness talk, what click bait.

@Hassansalhi440

14 күн бұрын

@@Happinessandhealth1 In Islam we don’t believe that a human like me and you is god , Jesus is not god , Jesus is a human just like me and you , he is a prophet of god and human just like me and you ,Allah created prophet Jesus

@janelleg597

14 күн бұрын

​@@Hassansalhi440we are God's children, and have eternal souls. Jesus said He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. He died to reconcile us to the Holy Father and rose again on the third day. His sacrifice was perfect because he was rhe sinless perfect pure Son of God. He was not a prophet, he claimed to be the Messiah, Son of the Most High

@GabyHannaheavenseeker

14 күн бұрын

@@Hassansalhi440 your quran says hes the word of God and the messiah and has a historic mistake where it said he wasn't crusiffied , while mohamad allows you to fornicate under the cover of islam and beat your women, go read the quran again it will help you become a christian and stop parroting things you dont understand that God has a human form he can take when even he wants even in the Old testament which you didnt read obviously,,(i will help you go read Sodom and Gomorrah c how God appeared to Abraham Gen 18, learn how God has a human form and Abraham was standing with him while the other 2 left for sodom, there is alot to say but im not your father your an adult man Go search for the truth, i myself was an atheist until the Holy lady Mariam appeared to me and led me to God Yashoua her son who later saved me and consolidate my faith in him. thats the same God you will read about in Gen 18 and many other places taking human form at his will, you dont have to comprehend how God works thats the main difference between us and God our ways are not his way and our thoughts and understanding are not like His. if you wish to have my full experience with God since after the miracles i became a servant for him and my people, contact me im open to help.

@whatever1068

14 күн бұрын

​@@Hassansalhi440who asked about Islam?

I wish more young people had a mom like Brett’s to protect them. It’s truly shameful what executives at Hollywood have allowed to happen.

@DeutscherGospel

14 күн бұрын

I wish more had a father. Watch The Father Effect movie to understand why a father is important in a child's life!

@watchmanofthenight2700

14 күн бұрын

Her mother sounds truly remarkable, but you must know that the executives are not only complicit in the culture, but are in fact the root of its existence.

@Diametricallyopposed00

14 күн бұрын

I don’t think it’s even a matter of allowing it, a lot of them initiate bad behavior.

@GeneralBlorp

14 күн бұрын

Often times the mother has to wear all the hats. Too often I’d say. 😢

@solracromero

14 күн бұрын

When I see all those messed up young people, I always say ... 'I would love to see who their parents are".... Even though her family had problems, her mother NEVER LOSE FOCUS, she was 110%THERE. God bless her and reward her for a job well done.

Brett, as a 19 yr old woman going through college right now, it means so much to hear voices like yours in these times... My boyfriend and i are both planning on getting married right after college and starting a family and we both had a few of our friends tell us that we're ,,lame'' and ,,silly'' for waiting till marriage but i am certain we did the right thing. It isn't popular being a young conservative person right now, but it is so worth it. Keep doing what is right. God sees all. Update: Since i got sooo many sweet comments i just wanted to update y’all, if anyone sees this again, my boyfriend just unexpectedly proposed two days ago so it looks like we’re gonna be getting married now during college since we plan on finishing it earlier and studying extra hard!! So thank you all for blessings and amazing replies, much love and may God bless us all!!!)☺️☦️

@Grizzlox

14 күн бұрын

In a world of wrong, it takes courage to be right. Keep your chins up and put God and your family first above all else, and you won't regret it in the end.

@user-nj9ru4ef2w

14 күн бұрын

As a non-religious non-western person, It's so encouraging to see that there are still young people left in the west who believe in goodness and are willing to do the hard thing instead of acting on their animal instincts all the time

@khhudgins2508

14 күн бұрын

My husband and I were going to wait until after college but decided to get married at 20 and 22. I’m so glad we didn’t wait until after we finished school.

@susannahlewis8464

14 күн бұрын

Do it, girl. I was married 2 months after college. Almost 6 years in, and it's been amazing. Now we're expecting our first little one very soon!

@HarmonicWave

14 күн бұрын

I didn't even meet my wife until I was 28, and by the time we got married I was 31 and she was 27, and we were both virgins because we had both wanted to wait for marriage. It's so worth it to wait until the time is right and with the right partner. We're coming up on our 13th anniversary and still crazy about each other.

I love how interviews with him always seems like a therapeutic session in the public hahaha. Love Brett!

@rig4365

8 күн бұрын

Yes, he waa very inquisitive and gentle and kind for this interview. Brett looked very comfortable sharing her story with him.

@lloydritchey

7 күн бұрын

You're echoing my thought exactly!

I’m a 32 YEAR OLD MALE, and I subscribed to her channel almost 2 years ago. She is just unique. I have a 3 year old daughter, and wish she can have Brett’s values. Like, at least a similar way of thinking! “I won’t force her at all” NOPE, but inculcate good values on her. And Jordan B. Out of this world too. We need more people like them, all over social media and the world.

@KingJames1981

14 күн бұрын

I'm in a similar situation. Daughter will be 4 this month and I am going to try and instill in her morals that I grew up with. "Treat others the way you'd like to be treated", "never judge a book by it's cover", "stand up for those who cannot stand up for themselves", etc..

@emmanuelrodriguez1043

14 күн бұрын

@@KingJames1981 💯 with you. I think the same way, and do good to whoever needs it, be kind, etc. I’m adapted to the good things in the modern world, but I’m old school for certain things. BTW, mine is turning 4 too, in June.

@Steveatetheicecream

14 күн бұрын

Why u using caps lock like that buddy, chill

@FamilyViewers

14 күн бұрын

Lots of ages in our house and all love Brett.

@dmiles3270

14 күн бұрын

Same. 34yr old male.

Jordan is the grandfather that we all want, and should aspire to become. Thank you for everything you do Jordan 🙏

@sallyjom-cooper470

13 күн бұрын

Yep

@_papama_

7 күн бұрын

Grandfatherr??😂

Im 34 and my wife, 33 put me on to Brett a few months ago. My wife has been listening to her for a while now. It's amazing how this woman at just 21yrs of age has more common sense than most people my age and then some. She gives me hope that not all Gen Z kids are petulant children. Hoping theres alot more like her to help the world be a better place.

@michaelcherokee8906

14 күн бұрын

Oh bleh, OF COURSE not all of whole generation can be petulant. Just most of them!

@royjacobs1204

13 күн бұрын

Home schooled by a wise woman

@caseytatum5837

12 күн бұрын

yea its not all of them, its about 50/50, a lot of them are capable and way more mature than i was at their age. so there is some hope

@Rojin_04

8 күн бұрын

As a Gen Z, I too hope there are more people like her, it would make me look forward to going out into the real world. Sadly, most of my generation are very stupid, not educationally, but they lack common sense (which I thankfully had my parents and grandparents guide me). But you can be sure that some of us have been gifted with critical thinking and such other useful life skills.

The death of a child in any family is devastating beyond description. Things are never the same. It is a miracle if the family stays in tact. Most do not.

I'm a huge fan of Brett and her show, yet I didn't know the struggle that she had to endure at just 15. She's way ahead of her years!

I often have felt so ashamed about being a girl because I always associated femininity with weakness, mostly because of how my brothers made fun of me for being weaker than them. Really glad Brett is out here encouraging young women to embrace their femininity.

@janelleg597

14 күн бұрын

❤❤ find some strong feminine women for your life!!

@liannemarie2504

14 күн бұрын

Amen! Although, I don't really blame my brothers because that's how boys are. I just never learned to balance it. Now, as a mother, I am trying to soften myself so that I can use my strong, assertive side when necessary and it'll be more effective.

@michaelcherokee8906

14 күн бұрын

Well yes there is a correlation between being female and being PHYSICALLY weaker, due to the lack of testosterone advantage, but the idea of finding that a source of shame has always struck me as just absurd. I mean, really, it makes as much sense as racism. And women have a different set of strengths that men couldnt HOPE to match. Also for another thing, do you realize how insanely powerful a woman can be? I mean socially. The sheer clout that some women who so happen to possess a combination of charisma and physical beauty can wield is sometimes mindboggling. Some women have virtually owned the souls of some men throughout history, sometimes very powerful men like Kings and Emperors and Presidents. But it's a quiet, subtle, nearly invisible sort of power. It's frightening sometimes to see the scale of power women can wield, it borders on magical. Men can only disregard and disrespect women at their own peril.

@MrMadalien

14 күн бұрын

@@michaelcherokee8906 Yep, well said! And the feminist ideal of women having the exact same role in society as men is extremely harmful. The power of both genders is asymmetrical but equal in intensity.

@Snakebloke

13 күн бұрын

Your brothers are shitbags then. My sister was NEVER made to feel that way.

I'm 40, female, and I often watch Brett's videos. She gives me hope that the world is not completely lost and my now 9 years old daughter will be OK, even with all the pitfalls presented to her in the modern world.

@jaideneveda_

4 күн бұрын

absolutely! (43;)

femininity for women is a super power

@michaelcherokee8906

14 күн бұрын

True dat!

This feels like a public therapy session, it’s really nice to hear people’s genuine opinions and reactions. Bravo Mr. Peterson, another excellent episode.

That's so true about people saying "No" to what they want! I've seen this many times, the fear takes over. One of my friends turned down exactly the job they had dreamed of, another didn't call someone they met randomly who wanted them in on a major project. BE BRAVE WHEN THE OPPORTUNITY ARISES! And don't overthink.

Brett's experience in college with getting a D on the assignment is so relatable to me. I'm currently going through a very similar experience and it's absolutely infuriating. I'm taking a required DEI class and my experience is almost exactly like hers.

@LMGphilanthropy

14 күн бұрын

What’s the point, BE YOURSELF!

@LMGphilanthropy

14 күн бұрын

Does a DEI class revolve around money 😂😂😂

@Langley_Ackerman19

8 күн бұрын

DEI class, geeze

I have so much respect for Brett, she's an inspirational young woman. Brett seems like an old soul, knowing what she wants at a very young age and going after it.

As a male gen z college student I needed to hear this podcast episode today really great powerful conversation thank you ! My favorite thing about Brett is that she doesn't cover day to day political events but big cultural issues that really matter. I think Brett is having a big impact with her videos. Like she was saying about her mom she doesn't talk about current events she talks about the fundamental values.

I have been watching Brett for about a year now and I have recommended her to my daughter who is about to be 20 in a few days. I remind my daughter constantly that she doesn't have to bend to society and have used Brett as an example since they essentially come from the same generation. I love her show and the content she puts out and I love that she can be hard headed and show actual disgust with certain subjects that most people would be afraid to touch, then flipping to a more light hearted subject and be giddy and upbeat. It's refreshing to watch.

I’m a 30 year old wife and mom. Brett has become my favorite cultural commentator. I love seeing someone who shares the same values, a role model for younger women, and someone with such amazing grace rise up on social media. My niece and daughter already know who she is, even if they aren’t old enough to watch her yet. Forever laughing and loving every episode!

Man, Brett is so beautiful and wise and talented. It's crazy to think that she's around my age but accomplished so much and I'm just a college student😂

@s.a.6082

3 күн бұрын

She’s definitely gifted!

Brett Cooper is a great edition to society interaction. She brings something very necessary and we need more voices like hers. Thank you JBP for hosting and Ms. Brett for sharing.

@dumbvedeoz

14 күн бұрын

she's a female ben Shapiro

@rachelfree1083

14 күн бұрын

Some say she IS Ben...

@NinjaKittyBonks

14 күн бұрын

@@rachelfree1083 ..🙀...🤔

Brett is 100% a great role model for my 13yo daughter ❤❤

Femininity is not a weakness, it’s a Super Power when wielded correctly. It can make the right man be yours for life and never fear they not be there to care for you and work alongside you for the same family goals

@karenmossbryan7932

14 күн бұрын

Trap a man for life? No matter? Ugh

@DeutscherGospel

14 күн бұрын

"Ari Lesser - Woman of Valor - Proverbs 31:10-31"

@michaelcherokee8906

14 күн бұрын

Femininity is a super power, end of sentence. When wielded badly/with hostile intent it can also cause men to do insane things and waste incredible amounts of time, money, and effort on the woman's littlest whim.

I have just finished the Daily Wire section and my heart is full. I loved and respected Brett before this interview but SO much more now. I hold her in the very highest esteem. The world needs her voice now. As for Brett’s closing words… I’m working on it, Brett. Dr. Peterson, I’ve been listening to you every day for over two years, and I’ve heard you say a hundred times if I have once that “you need a partner. You need a relationship.” Every time I heard you say it, I gave you an argument. Well, I’ve clean run out of arguments and I’m sick of arguing so I’m actually listening to you now. Think I met someone. We’re making a road trip together to come see you in Boston and a road trip is a pretty good opportunity to talk things over. So what is to be will be and what isn’t to be happens sometimes but Brett and your encouragement here is just what my heart needed. And as a single mum myself, this conversation was a beautiful Mother’s Day gift. With Ruth Anne’s love

Love the Comment Section. I’m an older mother with a 20 year old and I am so happy with what you are sharing. You are a good role model and it does this mom happy to see that. Thank you.

@Kube_Dog

14 күн бұрын

It does you happy. Lol

"femininity and masculinity is not a cancer" 45.27

@ReshonBryant

14 күн бұрын

But, it does suck getting randomly punched in the face on your way home🤷🏽

@ishasavage1993

12 күн бұрын

@@ReshonBryantthat’s called violence

@Rojin_04

8 күн бұрын

​@ReshonBryant That's violence, and both genders can do it.

It's so nice Jordan Peterson talks with all of these cool people. People that should probably rule.

I've heard critics of Brett claim she reads a script on her channel and doesn't think for herself. What nonsense! They need to watch this interview.

What a bright, smart, beautiful young Lady! It is so refreshing to be able to watch an interview of a pretty young woman without her showing off her bosom/chevage from every angle! That's all you see these days, enough is enough already! Great interview Jordan.

The beginning is a very good example of a therapy session

@Makkaru112

14 күн бұрын

An expensive one she got for free and paid for instead

@jimbarino2

13 күн бұрын

Until this interview, I had never understood why JP was such a sought after therapist. I see that now - he is truly excellent at it.

@gnomeache2926

13 күн бұрын

In which the therapist doesn't allow the patient to answer fully.

@gurabirierosanopara620

13 күн бұрын

@@gnomeache2926 How in god's green earth you came to that conclusion? Aside from nodding and thanking him with words like "exactly". How do you know what was her "full expression"?

@gnomeache2926

10 күн бұрын

@@gurabirierosanopara620 I love Jordan Peterson and listen to him frequently. But he interrupted her many times. He tends to do this for the first half hour or so of any interview.

I'm always watching clips of Brett with my wife and kids. Fan for a while and this interview made me like her even more knowing her story. Keep the fire alive my friend.

I’m pass Brett’s Cooper’s age but l wish we had someone like her when l was her age. Listening to this 2 times so l don’t miss anything. Thanks you too & the all the behind the scenes as well as anyone else involved. Love you Daily Wire what a blessing! ❤️💓💕🥳🎊🎉

I’m a father of two young girls and this was gold in terms of things to do to strengthen them and support them in diving deep into whatever passion finds them. Fantastic episode.

She's so pretty

@TheGeneralGrievous19

14 күн бұрын

Mid, tbh.

@ikekiefer4556

14 күн бұрын

​@@TheGeneralGrievous19liar

@Jaycub-num33r

14 күн бұрын

Youre probably one of same people who called Margot Robbie mid. Brett is beautiful. ​@TheGeneralGrievous19

@TheGeneralGrievous19

14 күн бұрын

@@Jaycub-num33r Margot Robbie is like really pretty. Brett Cooper is like okay.

@alexburakov3109

14 күн бұрын

Margot Robbie is mid. Brett is beautiful

Am an older guy watching this interview. Had never heard of Brett before but love where she comes from and her take on things. She has incredible talent, great instincts and boundless positive energy. Brett - go do all these things with all your talent, heart and energy. Very exciting time for you to use the extraordinary gifts that you have. Find ppl that ground you and step away from the excitement and limelight sometimes to reflect with ppl that don’t give a crap about fame, Italy, flying around the globe or being the star in movies 🙂.

27:17 I took jiu-jitsu locally, and the instructor has special classes for women's self-defense. A young teen in my class was very accomplished! I was so grateful to see her and others get such training!

@SwordsmanRyan

14 күн бұрын

Gracie jiujitsu has programs for women and children!

Enjoyable interview. Brett Cooper has certainly packed a great deal into her life so far and has a maturity beyond her years. I'll have to give her KZread channel a try some time. I notice that Dr Peterson wasn't wearing his gold rings for this interview, I trust that they haven't been lost. I do love the way he fiddles with his rings, which probably indicates that they are a bit loose for him. Thanks to Dr Peterson for making my Monday and Thursday evenings more interesting with his wide range of interviewees, he really can get the best out of anyone in an interview. Much appreciated as ever.

I’m a 65 year old conservative. While Ive been that attractive man in my youth, that took advantage of those beautifully angelic women that thought I was the one. I now find myself in a thirty five year relationship where I’ve completely serenaded to a woman that means more to me than life itself. She raised our children in a time I don’t even comprehend. She treats me like the king of here world, while reconnecting me to the man she thinks I can be. As a single man, I never imagined such a famine influences could transform such a foolish man. There is nothing more attractive than a conservative woman that understands God, and the true purpose of life!

Fight is on. We need more like you two. ❤

@Imitatechrist

14 күн бұрын

All we need is Jesus Christ. 🙏 There is a reason why these two do not deny God. Without Him, we are not. Be blessed, beloved Ana!

@Kube_Dog

14 күн бұрын

I'm starting to notice that quality human beings like JP and Brett are beginning to dress very goofy. I don't mind. Just maybe spotting the early stages of a trend.

David Goggins, Brett, Dr. Peterson and Shapiro are the best this generation could ask for.

I'm 29, turning 30 soon, and I subscribed to Brett Cooper before she hit her 1mil. My now-husband found her and showed her to me, and we were both HOOKED! We LOVE Brett SOOO MUCH! Even though we're both older than her most likely target audience, we just LOVE watching her and knowing people like her exist! We love her positive outlook. She is my fav person at daily wire because I see myself in her more than any other celebrity: positive, kind, traditional, etc. She was the missing golden egg of the entertainment world. ❤ A celebrity I'd love to meet one day for sure ❤❤

Brett Cooper is a wonderful young woman and the world needs more like her. So well spoken, honest and caring. I will never stop supporting her!

the 2 people who changed my life!❤️

I've been waiting for this interview. Brett is not like her generation and people love her for it hence the 4 plus million subs.

Great to see you Dr. Peterson

Dearest Dr. Peterson I am SO happy you and Brett finally got to know one another. I just knew that great affection and tenderness would spring up between you two and lo, it did. Brett is the role model I needed as young conservative woman. I am so thankful that young women growing up now have her. Also I absolutely cannot wait for Snow White and The Pendragon Cycle from the Daily Wire. It’s the kind of story telling that my heart is so hungry for. And speaking of new content from the Daily Wire, I am so hoping for the Rex Murphy documentary on Newfoundland. I have dear friends up there whom I never got to visit, and Rex was a dear friend I never got to meet. I am taking his passing as a personal grief. It is making me think, with a shudder, dearest Dr. Peterson, how very close I came to not being able to meet you next month. I thank my God upon every remembrance of you, that we still have you with us, and that you’re healthy and strong again. It might have been otherwise. My traveling companion just messaged me he is looking forward to it very much. From a May afternoon in Maine, foreshadowing of the fact of Paradise, Your faithful and loving Ruth Anne

When I went for my Bachelors (I already had an AS) UNM was advertising itself as the “late afternoon and evening” center. Late afternoon was 3:00 pm. I asked my professor why it was impossible to get an evening degree. He told me that professors hated teaching in the evening. An 18 year old is impressed by a 28 year old professor and will believe almost anything he says. In the evening, the students are likely to be 30, are not impressed by the professor, and know nonsense when he hears it.

@jeffreygunn3530

13 күн бұрын

My graduate program was just the opposite. All the classes were only offered in the evening, either at 4:30 or 7:00

@clarekoesters3031

10 күн бұрын

Well yeah, they hate teaching in the evening because they go home to their partners and kids at the end of the day like everyone else.

Dang, Brett is even more impressive than I previously thought. And thank the Lord for Mama Cooper!

Brett's voice has healing properties

@PowrAl

13 күн бұрын

I love Brett and JBP. There is a bit of vocal fry with both Brett and Mikhaila that I so wish they can unlearn. Anyway, love their message and that is more important.

@zaunaura

13 күн бұрын

true

@lexip9225

11 күн бұрын

She speaks way too fast on her podcast for such a well trained actress. She constantly sounds like she is in fast forward and it diminishes the power of some of her ideas

It sounds like he is reading an obituary for Brett at the beginning lol but I still love it

Femininity isn't a weakness it's a superpower when used correctly it can melt the strongest of mens hearts.

Amazing interview! Thank you both for being a voice for the reasonably normal.

Every young woman should watch this interview.

Amazing interview. I think Brett is having a great influence on a lot of people.

Lionesses are feminine and they hunt. Jordan B Peterson is blessed to have a beautiful daughter.

@CC-xn5xi

14 күн бұрын

Brett isn't his daughter.

@thelonewolf1894

14 күн бұрын

@@CC-xn5xi I know but I also know his daughter works with her father

@Kube_Dog

14 күн бұрын

Black widow spiders are feminine and they eat their mates and sometimes their offspring. Don't compare people to animals.

@michaelcherokee8906

14 күн бұрын

@@CC-xn5xi When did anybody say she is? Brett mentioned Peterson's daughter herself. So like, duh.

@wft15

14 күн бұрын

How can lions be feminine? Animals don’t have a concept of gender.

I loved this! Thank you for this conversation! 🙏🏼

This was so great. I'm a big fan of Dr. Peterson and of Brett Cooper. What a pleasure.

Brett's life is so insane when you hear it and she is ONLY 22/23. She's lived a full grown life and has technically just started.

She is correct. Much online content Is very angry. Its nearly impossible to bear. i have cut back sharply.

"Agreeable people feel the pain of others acutely." That cut deep to the core. I am very agreeable.

Thank you for this episode. Love it

What an intelligent young lady. How refreshing to hear someone young that has such wisdom. And discipline. And Jordan Peterson seems to always ask all the right questions to make an interesting interview and you can tell that he is sincerely interested in the person he’s speaking with or listening to.

Brett, you are absolutely amazing young woman. Thank you, Dr Peterson, for interviewing an inspirational young lady.

What an awesome and unexpected crossover. Two people i like and respect.

Great interview! Been a fan of Brett for last two years. As an older person, I am glad to hear someone who has traditional values. Congrats on your nuptials. Wishes for a long, loving relationship with your groom.

Thank you for giving space for Brett to come and share her story. Learned a lot here about intrinsic facts about her life.

two of my favorite people engaging in a beautiful conversation made my day :)

There is no limit to what Brett can achieve... She is beautiful, brilliant, strong, and brave. I pray more and more young women find her podcast and learn from her wisdom.

It’s really nice to hear someone saying online what you think. I’m grateful for Brett ❤

Great episode. Always enjoy you wisdom, Dr. Peterson Sir.

I'm a homeschool mom and my children absolutely love Brett! She's so pretty, smart and hilarious!

She is such a breath of fresh air to all ages! Kirk Cameron said his mother was with him on every set. He escaped the cesspool.

@Rojin_04

8 күн бұрын

Yessss!!!! Finally someone mentioned Kirk Cameron!!!!

❤ she's such a great role model. We need her

Loved that interview

Brett and Dr. Peterson , thank you and KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT. God Bless.

I sure appreciated this video … what a breath of fresh air. And it isn’t because I share her more conservative values. But to see a young woman feeling empowered; full of life and vitality; willing to take risks; who knows what she wants and is willing to have it; and who isn’t screaming oppression or victimhood is wonderful and glorious.

@monkey6207

8 күн бұрын

Yeaaaah, but that's still lowest common denominator. I wish he'd interview a conservative woman who's a little more "smart" rather than just "fun".

„People think of anxiety as something inside their head - that’s not right. You’re anxious when everything around you is falling apart…“ thank you for spelling it out. It made me laugh and finally grasp this 😂

Great Podcast! Thank you Jordan and Brett. WIshing you the best from Malta

This is the highlight of my day!!!

Amazing interview on so many levels!

Love this collaboration, great video👏👏

Thank you Bella Cooper! 🙏🏽☀️🌻

The number of times Jordan interrupted Brett in this interview is proposterous! I’m usually a huge fan of his but this time it has gotten me quite upset

@gregoryreynolds3612

13 күн бұрын

I picked up on this too. Though it seemed to me he was trying to direct the conversation and it only slightly annoyed me. I absolutely hate when people interrupt me so it stuck out.

@beeeps

12 күн бұрын

Sounds quite reasonable to me, it's called having a conversation. The word "interrupt" is being redefined in internet discourse especially on KZread, as can be seen on the channel of Piers Morgan.

@theblackspark2644

9 күн бұрын

I don't get bothered by it at all.

These two great minds coming together in yet another eye opening, informative and constructive discussion is such a gift.

This was so fun to listen to. What an incredible story.

looking forward to seeing the entire interview

@FamilyViewers

14 күн бұрын

This is an 1.5 hrs. Don’t you think it’s the whole interview?

@DeutscherGospel

14 күн бұрын

​@@FamilyViewers The bonus 30 minutes are only available to DW+ members. This is not the full version.

She's a blessing.

I'm looking forward to see more of this young lady. Great interview as always, Dr. Peterson.

Imagine if Jordan interviewed Richard Gadd (of Baby Raindeer). How interesting would that be?

So good ❤ these two

I love this so much ! 💜💜💜💜 what a great conversation!

Love Brett. I really enjoyed this interview. Thanks Dr. Peterson

She is right about colleges not encouraging interships. I wasn't told or knew how important they are : (

I’m a fairly centrist, hippy-ish, conservative, and I had a meeting with my Seattle psych and English professors after almost every paper I wrote. Especially the mandatory “cultural” intersectionality studies class. Couldn’t get a personal opinion in without being told I was “unfortunately incorrect” or “insensitive”. And I’m a very considerate person. It was all semantics gymnastics with them to keep it woke enough.

@Rojin_04

8 күн бұрын

My poor brother in college had to write the wokest stuff just so he could pass his exams. It is so crazy right?

Great interview! I pray she continued blessings on all.

Amazing! Thank you Dr Peterson.

I enjoy listening to her and her you tube channel even though I don’t always agree with her opinion. She is articulate, well-spoken, and a critical thinker. She strikes me as someone who trusts her own opinion and isn’t easily swayed. Quite remarkable for someone so young.