Lara Trump
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191 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 30 May
Lara Trump’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And so his first time in office, there was so much to learn. There was so much that he didn't expect. I think he thought, okay, I'm gonna win the presidency. I'm gonna go into the White House. Everyone will want the president to succeed because that means a successful America. That did not happen in case nobody noticed.
A little different. You know, he didn't have this ability to really know. He had to fill all of these positions within the federal government. And there were so many people working against him that were supposed to be working with him and for him. So that was an uphill battle initially.
I think the American people are more clear-eyed now looking at Donald Trump and looking at our country as a whole than they were in 2020. Maybe we had to go through COVID. Maybe it opened a lot of people's eyes. Maybe we had to go through Joe Biden being president. You know, wars starting, inflation rising, open borders, all of these different things
have made life tougher, sadly, for a lot of people in this country. And so that coupled with the fact that he's a different president now. And I always say, it's funny because I think the first term, people were like, here's the mold of president and you got to fit directly into this mold. And now he's like, No, I don't need to fit into this mold. I'm gonna fit everything around how I operate.
And instead of operating the way people said he should, he's operating how he knows, which is as a CEO. He's really like the CEO of America now and he's operating it like a business. And so it's just, I think everything seems to be clicking right now. The team he has around him, Bobby Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard. Oh, they're amazing.
These people who never four years ago would have been part of the team are on the team now and it's to our benefit. And I think it's amazing.
Yeah, well, I mean, maybe I'm a little bit lucky because mine are very young. They're five and seven. But that's old enough that they're aware of the things that are out there. I mean, my son, my seven-year-old, asks me when he's going to get a phone every day. And I'm like, not for a long time, dude. Double your age at least. And then, yeah, poor guy.
Bless his heart, as we say in North Carolina where I'm from.
Well, that's the thing is a lot of my friends have older kids. And so some of them actually have phones already. He's like, well, so-and-so's got a phone. I'm like, well, it's not you. Well, it's not you. Yeah. Sucks to be you. It's hard. It's so hard. There's so much. And it's so different than how I grew up, you know, and how so many of us grew up. Because we didn't have all of this stuff.
For me, I also think I'm lucky because I live in Florida where I can use the old adage of, I don't care what you do, just get outside. You can do something outside because that's what we like to do with my kids. They're very active. They're obviously when they're in school during the day, five days a week. When they're done with school, I get them in all kinds of activities.
Both of my kids do jujitsu. Oh, amazing. Which for people who don't know, Brazilian jujitsu for kids is incredible. It is.
Yeah, my five-year-old's a girl and my seven-year-old's a boy. And they've both been doing jujitsu for maybe three years now. Wow, what an awesome sport. But it's actually great because not only does it teach you kind of body control and obviously self-defense, but there's a respect aspect of it.
You have to be respectful and cognizant of your, you know, the instructor and your coach and the people with whom you're fighting because it's all, it's all part of it. They're basketball, football, soccer, gymnastics. We do all those things. And in my mind, I think back to when I was a kid and I was very involved in sports and activities. And I actually think it kept me out of a lot of trouble.
And the same with my brother, I would say. Screen time, they get, if they have a great day at school, 15 minutes a day. Right on. That's it. And if things are not perfect, then no screen. And parents are always like, well, my kid throws a fit. I'm like, okay, we'll take it away for a week. And the next time they start to throw a fit, you can remind them that you took it away for the week.
It's a bit of tough love for sure. But I think we're all trying to do our best with the kids these days. And I think we're all learning as we go because it's all so new. I feel like we're existing in a new space and there isn't much to guide us. We're having to figure it out, but I know what worked for me.
I know that, you know, sports, um, being outside, being away from, um, I remember my dad coming home when I was a kid and, and giving me the old, I don't care what you do, just get outside.
Oh, my God. It's insane.
rogue that we can't even let our kids play outside anymore this is the basics like you i always want them doing active things outside away from from screens and i talked to so many of my friends and i'm like what is your kid into thinking they're gonna give me like a basketball answer yeah and they're like what what's the i don't even know the game it's one of these online games where you like hook up with other people in different places and oh yeah it's kind of minecraft yeah i don't even know one of the other big one babe
I don't even know what it's called, but I know they're all doing it. And I'm like, God, it's just so different. And you think about the long-term effects. What does that mean for these kids who are on a screen or looking at a screen hunched over? And I don't know, all of it.
How about when you used to have to call someone's house? and ask for them on the phone. Oh, and the parents pick up the phone. And the parents pick up the phone.
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