Barron Trump may have just graduated from high school a couple of months ago, but he’s already showing better instincts than most Republican political consultants. Barron has been advising his father, President Donald J. Trump, on how to reach GenZ voters and it appears to be working.
It’s clear that President Trump and JD Vance are in this thing to win it. They will go anywhere and talk to anyone about anything. They’ll take hostile questions, friendly questions, and deeply personal questions, because they know they have a better message than the Basement Campaign 2.0. Kamala Harris still hasn’t done any interviews or press conferences since she was coronated that the Democrat nominee.
How does the GOP reach voters in the 18 to 30 demographic who never watch the news? Barron Trump knows, because he’s in that demographic. Younger Americans who are likely to vote watch popular podcasts hosted by comedians and other influencers.
That’s been a huge part of Donald Trump’s strategy this year and it is allowing him to deliver his message to millions of young voters who will never tune in to watch Fox News, CNN, or MSNBC. This week, President Trump sat down and did a podcast with comedian Theo Von at Barron’s suggestion.
This is the most raw and personal interview we’ve ever seen President Trump give. One of the topics they talk about is addiction, and Trump opens up about how his brother Fred’s death from alcoholism has impacted his life. The interview has been viewed by millions of Gen Zers that the GOP would otherwise never think to reach out to.
While Kamala is talking to no one, Trump is talking to everyone:
