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Though Cooper is popular, he is no stranger to controversy and accusations of media bias. For example, during the time of Hurricane Katrina, he consistently played-up the government's poor response, even appearing on Oprah to accuse the government of negligence while at the same time, giving John Edwards what one trustworthy media watchdog group called the "silk glove treatment."<br />

Though Cooper is popular, he is no stranger to controversy and accusations of media bias. For example, during the time of Hurricane Katrina, he consistently played-up the government's poor response, even appearing on Oprah to accuse the government of negligence while at the same time, giving John Edwards what one trustworthy media watchdog group called the "silk glove treatment."<br />

Cooper's first major interview occurred on April 22, 2007 when he interviewed the infamous rapper Cam'ron about the "Stop Snitching" campaign. During the interview, Cooper asked Cam'ron if he lived next door to a serial killer and knew for a fact that person was killing people if would he tell or 'snitch' to the police. Cam'ron said, "No, I wouldn't call and tell on them but I'd probably move."

Cooper's first major interview occurred on April 22, 2007 when he interviewed the infamous rapper Cam'ron about the "Stop Snitching" campaign. During the interview, Cooper asked Cam'ron if he lived next door to a serial killer and knew for a fact that person was killing people if would he tell or 'snitch' to the police. Cam'ron said, "No, I wouldn't call and tell on them but I'd probably move."