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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decide this on my own okay and they said you know what whatever you want to do we want you to do the show has to be yours that's why people are going to tune in that's why people are going to want to watch it's got to be yours so you make it what you want which is a little bit scary for me because now because now you're the programmer gary yeah yeah you're like i just got my own show it's like the same thing with my podcast you know i determine who comes on who doesn't come on and the
I'm terrified most of the time. No, because look, obviously anything I put my name on, I want to give 110% to. I want to deliver a great product, whether it's as co-chair of the RNC or whether it's as host of my own show on Fox. And so it's been really amazing that they were just kind of like, yeah, whatever you want to do, just do it. And I was like, okay. So I'm doing it.
They've also been taught that, too.
And I think it's hard for some people to think outside the box and, you know, that they were taught, which is like, OK, for this, we do this. There's just a direct line of and there's no ability to think outside of that. I think for some physicians, not all of them, but for some. And I think it's easy to write a script for somebody. It's not easy to sit somebody down and say, like, listen.
If you really want to take your health seriously, if you really want to feel better for the rest of your life, then these are the changes you need to make. People always, you know, they want to just write something down and help me feel better right now.
We probably shouldn't at this point. It's interesting because we live in this information age. We have access via our phones, via computers, whatever it is, to anything we want to get at a moment's notice. But it doesn't feel like we have all of the information when it comes to our health.
It actually feels like a lot of times people have put blinders on us and said like, this is the only way you can look at it. You can't look over in this area and you can't look over there. It's just gotta be this one area. And I think the whole goal with, making America healthy again is to give people options. No one wants to take anything away from you.
If you want to go out and you want to smoke 12 packs a day, you're an American and you have that option to do it. What I think we want to do is give you the information. Okay, if you decide to smoke 12 packs a day, here's exactly what's going to happen to your body. Now, when it comes to cigarettes, I think we already all know.
But what we're talking about right now is informing people in terms of what is in their food, what it is that they're consuming, what is it that on a daily basis is impacting their health that they may not be aware of right now. And I think that that's very important.
Now, the things like fluoride in our water or having pesticides on everything that we ingest, those are things that I think all of us could probably agree if it's something that is making us less healthy and we have the ability, like the red dye, to get it out of our food supply. I don't know how anyone argues against that.
The goal with all of this is more information for you, the American consumer, the American citizen, so that you have actual informed consent. You can make your own decisions and lead a healthier life if that's what you want to do.
I really hope so.
Because, look, we have to shift the way we think in so many respects, which is that people wait until they get sick and then they want to treat the symptoms of being sick, right?
And being sick is a symptom of something else that's going on in your body, right? If we can prevent the symptoms from ever occurring because we are leading healthier lifestyles, not only do we feel better all the time, but then the cost associated with treating those symptoms doesn't exist anymore.
And so why wouldn't we want to front load things for ourselves and say, we're going to have all around a healthier society because we're going to inform people in terms of actually what makes them healthy, actually altering their lifestyles so that they don't have to end up on these pharmaceuticals, so that they don't have to end up in a hospital or a long-term care facility one day.
Gosh, what a great thing that would be for our country, Gary.
Well, I would actually push back on that with the opposite, which is that the way it's been going, and you can compare it, there's a lot of comparisons that I can make between our federal government and our healthcare system, which is that there's a lot that's been going on that I don't think people are truly aware of.
And I think the more information we're able to get out there, we're getting it through Doge and our bureaucracy right now.
It's terrifying.
And isn't it upsetting every single day to realize, oh, my God, we've been paying $10 million for circumcisions in Ghana. We've been paying $15 million for Sesame Street in Iraq. How is this impacting the United States in any way?
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