According to Fox News on Tuesday, Lara’s interview program “My View with Lara Trump” aired for the first time on the day. Lara is the wife of President Trump’s second son Eric.
The program was held from 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. during prime time on Saturday. The program is conducted by interviewing influential figures and adding analysis to the program. Former CBS producer, Lara contributed a lot to President Trump’s re-election by co-chairing the Republican National Committee in the upcoming presidential election.
He sought to succeed Marco Rubio, who was a senator from Florida, as he was nominated for secretary of state, but announced his intention to give up through X in December last year. Since then, Lara has announced her activities as a broadcaster, saying, “I’m going to make a big announcement that I’ll happily share with you in January next year, so please pay attention.”
Fox News explained the purpose of producing the program, saying, “As the United States opens a new era of practicality, we will focus on restoring common sense throughout American life.”
The first broadcast on the day featured women who had advanced to key positions after helping President Trump win re-election. Interviews with Attorney General Pam Bondi, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt were made public one after another.
“I’m very honored to be the spokesperson for the most dynamic president of our lives,” Levitt, who became the youngest White House press secretary at the age of 27, said in an interview.
Regarding the Trump administration’s decision to grant White House access to “one-person media” such as social networking service (SNS) influencer, he said, “Fact and truth should be put on the podium,” and added, “Unfortunately, the mainstream media was blinded by anti-Trump bias.”
Gabbard, a former Democratic congressman, described his journey to the Republican Party after leaving the party in 2022 to serve in key public offices. Recalling his first day in office, Bondi expressed his aspirations as head of the legal department.
The conservative Fox News is considered one of the most pro-Trump broadcasts. The Trump administration has maintained a strong relationship, winning an interview in which Trump and Elon Musk, the head of the government’s efficiency department (DOGE), work together.
SAM KIM
US ASIA JOURNAL
