147. Lara Trump: The MAHA Movement And What It Means for Your Family’s Health
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We are the richest nation in the world, and for some reason, we seem to be the sickest nation in the world. It's not about politics. It's about making America healthy again. It's about exposing people to what's been going on.
The biggest hope coming from this message is the impact that it's going to have on generations because it's going to affect our kids.
I want to be the one to do whatever it is for my kid. Gosh, how much easier would it be if you could feel great about sending your kid to school and having the school lunch there, not poisoning them.
When you look at the statistics for kids, young adults, 77%, don't qualify for military service because of poor metabolic health.
The whole goal with making America healthy again is to give people options, more information for you, the American consumer, so that you can make your own decisions and lead a healthier life if that's what you want to do.
Do you think that there is ever a day where you see public healthcare potentially covering lifestyle changes, exercise, meditation?
I really hope so, because being sick is a symptom of...
Hey guys, welcome back to the Ultimate Human Podcast. Today, we have an incredibly special guest, someone who's making waves in media, politics, and the wellness space. She's the host of My View with Laura Trump. So I guess I just gave it away right there. It's a powerhouse program that's dominating cable television. Just last week, her show was the most watched program of the weekend, drawing in almost two and a half million viewers worldwide. surpassing CNN and MSNBC, and even college basketball and ESPN, featuring guests like the Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt, and Attorney General Pam Bondi. She's delivering must-watch conversations that are reshaping the media. Beyond her media success, she's also a passionate advocate for health, wellness, and fitness, particularly when it comes to nutrition and raising active children. She's also well-known as the wife of Eric Trump, son of our 47th president, Donald Trump.
But today, we're here to dive deeper beyond politics and headlines to talk about the values, habits, and disciplines that shape her life. We are incredibly lucky to have her with us today. Please welcome to the Ultimate Human Podcast, Laura Trump. Hey!
With our black and white ensembles here.
Yeah, we didn't even plan it. We really didn't, but great minds. You know what they say. She goes, I got the memo, and I was like, yeah, me too. I know. And we got our weighted vests on.
I know. This is an added benefit. We're cold because we did a cold plunge, and we're burning calories because we're wearing our weighted vests. So it's going great.
Yeah, it's going great so far. And we had a whole food lunch before we came in here.
Amazing.
Yeah, she is completely on my bandwagon. Yes. That's for sure. You know, we... She got to the unit and we filmed an episode of her show. And then we walked around and just did a massive amount of biohacking. I was actually really psyched that you would get in the cold plunge with us.
Absolutely. But I told you, I do a cold plunge on my own, but mine is like two degrees colder than yours, which you told me isn't wholly necessary. So maybe we can take it up.
Well, I had to say that to protect my manhood. I couldn't be like... Oh, yours is two degrees colder than mine. You know, there's a scientific reason why mine is.
Yes. Yes. But it was awesome. What a fun day.
What a fun day.
Yeah.
I'm so excited to have you on the podcast. You know, I know a lot about you. I've known you and Eric for a long time. And we've been at a lot of UFC fights together, events together. I found out a fun little fact about you. Oh. Interesting, fun fact. You are a bakery chef.
Oh, yeah. I went to culinary school. I'm a pastry chef, technically.
A pastry chef.
Yeah. Well, you know what? It's funny because I graduated from college. And this is a time, like I graduated in 2005, not to age myself. Oh, my God. I was the youngest ever to graduate. But I graduated at a time where the job market wasn't great. And I left college and I found that I was kind of doing everything. odd jobs. I was a waitress. I was a bartender.
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