MAGA darling lashes out at podcast megastar Alex Cooper after pregnancy announcement

A MAGA influencer lashed out at pop culture podcast host Alex Cooper on Wednesday during her podcast over Cooper's recent pregnancy announcement.

Allie Beth Stuckey, host of the "Relatable" podcast on BlazeTV, said during a new episode that Cooper's pregnancy announcement showed how the podcast host had "abandoned her old way of life that she is still promoting to so many women" by settling down and getting married. She described Cooper's popular podcast, "Call Her Daddy," as a "sex gossip" show even though Cooper regularly discusses other topics like relationships and female empowerment.

Stuckey also described Cooper, whose podcast Spotify ranked as the most-listened to by women, as a "podcast prostitute" who sought to convince women that living a liberal, promiscuous lifestyle is better than a traditional gender role.

"I think it's crazy how mainstream Alex Cooper is, and that she is not considered by the mainstream world to be scandalous at all," Stuckey said.

Cooper and her husband, Matt Kaplan, announced the pregnancy two days ago. Their marriage has been a topic of debate in the pop culture world after reports alleged that Kaplan had been verbally abusive to some of Cooper's employees.

Stuckey's comments came at a time when MAGA figures like Elon Musk and other influencers have complained about declining birth rates in the U.S.

"If you are not part of the liberal side of things, then you are considered just too radical and too extreme," Stuckey added. "But no matter how far-left you are when it comes to the left side of things, you are considered mainstream. Not just people like Alex Cooper, who is basically a podcast prostitute, but also people like, uh, Hasan Piker, who talks about the need to spill blood and to kill the people in charge of our health care system, and justifies this kind of murderous violence in the name of socialism and communism."

"That can be platformed by the New York Times, that can be softened, that can be accepted as mainstream, but if you're a little too Christian or you take the Bible seriously, or if you're conservative and you just don't go along with the mainstream narrative about things like COVID-19, then you're marginalized," she continued.