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 I do whatever it is. And that is 100% necessary for my day.
Yeah, thank you.
Hey, I mean, to a certain extent. So I worked for Fox. Gosh, how many years ago was it now? I worked for Fox from twenty twenty one, like January of twenty one until November of twenty twenty two when my father in law announced he was running for president again.
And so. And I really enjoyed working there. And I was a contributor, which means I went on all the different shows. I didn't have my own show. But I was, you know, commentated and this, that, and the other. And I really enjoyed it. And everybody treated me very nicely there. And then we had the election. We won the election.
I had to decide exactly what my life was going to be on the other side of that election. I knew I didn't want to remain as RNC co-chair. In fact, that was a job that initially I said no to.
Oh, yeah. I mean, who wants to be responsible for all of it during the most critical, heavy election of our lifetime? My father-in-law called and asked me to do this job last January. He asked if I would run for RNC co-chair, and I immediately was like, no.
Well, you listen, he, he called and asked me to do it. And I was like, you really think I'm the right person for this job? I've got these kids. I have all these other professional things I'm working on. I had a clothing line. I was a fitness clothing line. I was working on a documentary. I'm working on all these different things happening.
And I was like, I don't, I don't think this is right for me. And he goes, okay, no pressure. It's gotta be you.
But honey, you think about it, you let me know. And I was like, Oh my gosh. But it was really at night talking my kids in bed that night. I looked at my kids and I was like, you know, I never want to look back and say, what if, What if I would have said yes to this? What if I was the person in this role? And it could have made a difference. And so obviously, we all know what happened.
I ended up as RNC co-chair. But I told my father-in-law, I said, I'm not going to stay there after the election. I will get us through this election. I will work as hard as I can to ensure integrity in our electoral process, fair election, all the things necessary. And then I'm going to resign as co-chair, which I did. And so then that laid out my next chapter, what am I going to do?
There was an open Senate seat here in the state of Florida.
And so Marco Rubio had been tapped to be Secretary of State. He's been a senator here in Florida for a long time. And his seat would be vacant. That seat is appointed, you know, the person who fills it by the governor, Ron DeSantis. Right. I really seriously thought about that. And a lot of people were pushing me to do that.
And then I, I did get a call from Fox one day and it just had a nice chat. And in that midst of that chat, it was like, well, listen, if this is something you're interested in, we'd love to have you back. And I don't know, maybe, you know, we just talked and threw around ideas and it ended up that this is the path I chose. I'm very blessed, 9 p.m. every Saturday night.
I have my own show, which is, Gary, it's crazy.
I'm like, what is going on here? I'll tell you. Like the wildest one for me, the first show we had, which thank you for pointing out, it was hugely successful, almost two and a half million people tuned into it. But I was getting ready to go over and do these interviews with the press secretary, the director of national intelligence and the attorney general of the United States.
And I am standing in the White House looking in a mirror. And I was like, oh, my God, I had this moment where I was like, help. How did this happen? Because I grew up like probably so many people in this country. And I could have never in my wildest dreams guessed that I would do all of this. But the show itself is different. It's different than anything else people will find on Fox News.
The news cycle's nuts. It is crazy every day, 24-7. It's just constant, constant, constant. And so for me, I was like, you know, I want to approach things a little differently. And I want people... to see the folks whose names are splashed across their television and headlines every day. We really get to know who they are to a certain extent.
And so you go a little bit deeper and I wanna do episodes on Maha, Making America Healthy Again, which is what we're doing.
Well, because these are the things that are shaping our country and our world right now. These are the people and the movements that are changing the country. And I think it's very exciting. So I'm trying to get deeper into that and really expose people to my view of those things. Yeah.
Okay, can I tell you? And this was actually nuts to me and a little bit scary for me. Whenever I first sat down after this was officially going to happen, I was going to have this show. They said, all right, what do you want your show to be about? And I was like, oh, so no one tells me. I just-
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