The Right View with Lara Trump

On this episode of The Right View Lara speaks with pollster and CEO of EyesOver, Chris Wilson, to discuss why Gallup has decided to stop tracking presidential approval ratings and what that says about the current state of polling in America. Chris explains how the flaws in modern polling became clear in 2016 and have only grown worse. With historically low response rates and a growing imbalance in who actually participates in surveys, polling has become increasingly unreliable. He points out that lower response rates often favor Democrats and highlights one of the biggest blind spots in polling today: voter intensity. Campaign energy on the ground and enthusiasm from supporters are nearly impossible to measure, yet they can dramatically shape election outcomes.

Later in the show, Lara speaks with Peter Earle, Director of Economics at the American Institute for Economic Research, about why gold and silver prices have surged. They compare today’s rise in precious metals to the spike following the 2008 stock market collapse and discuss what economic uncertainty, inflation concerns, and market volatility mean for investors. Peter explains what kind of hedge gold can be against stock market instability and why many Americans turn to precious metals during uncertain times.

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I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. Lara shares whether she’s a fan of Robert Duvall and reveals her favorite actor. Lara also addresses the age-old question about her hair — is it highlighted? She tells a story about a random woman who approached her at dinner this week for an unexpected conversation about it.

Lara also weighs in on Rosie O’Donnell claiming she had to “sneak” into the country to see if it was still safe, and gives her take on the situation. She reveals her Secret Service code name and shares some insight into President Trump’s favorite movies.

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On this episode, Lara is joined by former RNC National Spokesperson Elizabeth Pipko and host of the Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor Dixon. The panel reacts to Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s speech on foreign policy in Munich and what it signals about America’s direction on the world stage. They also discuss Hillary Clinton’s feud with a Czech politician, and Clinton being forced to admit that President Biden’s open border policies were disruptive and destabilizing. 

The group also examines a new study showing that 88 percent of college students admit to pretending to hold progressive views in order to meet perceived social and academic expectations. They discuss what this means for free speech on campus and the broader cultural climate. The episode closes with a conversation about the need for more students to pursue trade occupations and practical career paths as an alternative to traditional four-year college degrees.

Lara Trump is joined by New York Times bestselling investigative journalist Peter Schweizer to discuss his new book, The Invisible Coup. Peter explains how U.S. immigration policies are being weaponized against America, including the surge of nearly one million Chinese nationals exploiting birthright citizenship. Lara and Peter break down the long-term implications this will have on U.S. elections, allowing the people to make political donations, and vote.  Peter also details how immigration policy changes under the Obama administration benefited Communist China and why he believes Chinese nationals should be banned from attending U.S. flight schools. Later in the show, Lara speaks with Noosheen Hashemi, founder and CEO of January A.I., about how artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing medical care and what that means for the future of healthcare in the United States.

I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. Lara answers listener questions on a wide range of topics, including her favorite sport at the Winter Olympics and why Democrats continue to resist voter ID laws. She explains why she chose to officiate the Scavino wedding and what an honor the experience was for her. Lara also reveals that she has eleven months left on her officiant license and invites anyone interested to make their case. The episode also offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it’s really like having Secret Service protection as part of daily life.

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Lara is joined by political commentator Stephanie Hamill and Countdown to Freedom host Brianna Lyman for a wide-ranging discussion on election integrity and current political battles. The panel breaks down the SAVE Act and responds to Chuck Schumer labeling voter ID laws as “Jim Crow 2.0.” They also discuss Washington state’s push for online voting, Democrats attempting to win back young voters with the six seven meme, and what the Trump administration should do about blue cities that refuse federal help to address rising crime. The conversation wraps up with a look at the growing evidence of the harm social media is having on America’s children.

Lara is joined by the President and Global CEO of the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, Yael Eckstein. Many viewers recognize IFCJ from its commercials, but Yael gives a deeper look into the organization’s mission, humanitarian work, and the critical role it plays supporting Jewish communities around the world. Lara also speaks with Darrell Choates, Johnny Damon, and Roy Jones Jr. from RJJ Saving the Kids. The group discusses their mission to rescue children, dismantle human trafficking networks, and why this fight should be a bipartisan priority that unites Americans.

I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. Lara addresses whether she would ever do a show from Fort Benning, what Trump family gatherings are really like behind closed doors, and her thoughts on aliens. Lara also explains why her name is spelled “Lara,” shares the one thing she believes young Americans should be taught above all else, and weighs in on who does the best Trump impersonation. A fun, candid episode that gives listeners a personal look at Lara beyond the headlines. Have something you want to ask me, Post your question in the comments across any of my social media platforms.

Lara reacts to some of the most unhinged comments and moments from the left this week, including Bruce Springsteen’s new anti-ICE song and why it completely misses the mark with everyday Americans. Later, Lara is joined by Editor at Large for The Washington Times Alex Swoyer and The Daily Caller’s Mary Rooke for a wide-ranging panel discussion. Lara explains why she was chosen to officiate a wedding at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend and what the experience meant to her. The panel breaks down the FBI raid on Fulton County’s election office in Georgia, the insane voting rules in several states, and why restoring confidence in elections is essential for the future of the country. They also discuss whether Don Lemon should have been arrested for storming a church, the latest developments surrounding ICE raids in Minnesota, why the left’s attacks on immigration enforcement aren’t resonating with normal Americans, and a final take on the losers at the Grammys.

I speak with Human Events Daily host Jack Posobiec, who attended the World Economic Forum. Jack compares this year’s event, with President Trump once again leading the free world, to the atmosphere at the WEF in 2022 under Joe Biden. He explains how the tone, influence, and priorities dramatically shifted and why global elites appear far less confident without full U.S. backing. Jack also discusses the Canadian prime minister’s admission that the liberal world order is over and why the World Economic Forum is largely powerless if the United States refuses to play along.

I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. In this Q&A-style episode, Lara shares her thoughts on whether a social media ban for minors could realistically happen and what challenges stand in the way. She reveals who she’s rooting for in the Super Bowl now that the Buffalo Bills are out of the playoffs and whether she actually enjoys watching the commercials during the big game. Lara also gives her take on Greenland and why it has become part of the broader geopolitical conversation. She wraps up the episode with her thoughts on Scott Bessent’s sharp takedown of Gavin Newsom.

I react to some of the most outrageous videos from the left this week and open up about how Jack Smith’s actions put our family through hell. Later in the show, I'm joined by the host of The Alex Marlow Show, Alex Marlow, and host of the Pod Millennial, Libby Emmons. The panel breaks down Tom Homan heading to Minnesota to oversee ICE operations in the state and what that means for immigration enforcement moving forward. They weigh in on President Trump’s phone call with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and discuss Democrats threatening to shut down the government by refusing to fund the Department of Homeland Security. Alex explains why conservatives should not give up on blue states and how cultural and political shifts are already underway. The episode also includes an update on the ongoing protests in Iran, with reports indicating nearly 30,000 deaths, and what this means for global stability and U.S. foreign policy.

On this episode of The Right View, Lara Trump is joined by Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins to discuss the new food pyramid and the growing influence of the MAHA movement. Brooke explains how nutrition policy has evolved, why food transparency matters, and how these changes could impact American families.

Later in the show, Lara speaks with PragerU political commentator Franklin Camargo about the situation in Venezuela. Franklin shares his personal story of being forced to flee the country after speaking out against the Maduro regime and being falsely labeled a terrorist. He explains what life was like under Maduro, how Venezuelans are reacting to his capture, and why he says the people of Venezuela have never been happier.

I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. I answer listener questions and shares stories from attending the College Football National Championship game, including who my family was rooting for and what the atmosphere was like. I weigh in on whether President Trump’s four-year break helped set the stage for a stronger second term.

Lara also answers questions about where she got her cross necklace and discusses what values and principles should be taught to young Americans as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. Have something you want to ask me, Post your question in the comments across any of my social media platforms.

I'm joined by Trish Regan, host of The Trish Regan Show, and former RNC spokesperson Elizabeth Pipko for a wide-ranging panel discussion marking one year into what they describe as a new golden age of America.

The panel compares President Trump’s second term to his first and discusses how the administration’s priorities have shifted. They break down the potential economic consequences if the Supreme Court rules against Trump’s tariffs, react to Mamdani’s appointment as the new equity czar, and analyze the ongoing political fight in Minneapolis over ICE enforcement.

I react to some of the most outrageous comments from the left this week, including Eric Swalwell floating the idea of taking away driver’s licenses from ICE agents. Later in the episode, I'm joined by Brianna Lyman of The Federalist and Mary Rooke of The Daily Caller for a wide-ranging panel discussion. The conversation focuses heavily on the recent military actions taken against Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro and how the operation stands in sharp contrast to the disastrous and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan under the Biden administration. The panel discusses what these actions mean for President Trump’s foreign policy legacy, why this situation does not signal American boots on the ground, and how decisive leadership changes global dynamics. The discussion also expands into the ongoing Somali fraud scandal in Minnesota and evidence that similar fraud schemes may be happening in other states. The episode wraps with a look at new research on screen time and its negative effects on children’s brain development.

On this episode of The Right View, Lara reacts to President Trump’s visit to a Michigan manufacturing plant and the now-viral New York City–style hand gesture he made toward a heckler. Lara is joined by Tudor Dixon, host of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, to discuss the importance of bringing manufacturing back to America and how those policies have directly benefited the state of Michigan.

The conversation also focuses on why the upcoming midterm elections are critical, why voters should approach them with the same urgency as a presidential election, and why Michigan continues to be a key bellwether state in national politics.

Later in the show, Lara speaks with Steven Moore from the Ukraine Freedom Project. Steven shares firsthand insight from his time on the ground in Ukraine, what he has witnessed since the day 5 of the start of the war, and why the situation there remains so important for the United States and the world.

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In this episode of The Right View, Lara answers listener questions on a wide range of topics, starting with her time working for Inside Edition and how that experience shaped her media career. She also talks about her recent trip to NASA, why it exceeded her expectations, and why she believes America’s space program is truly back.

Lara shares what she would add to the upcoming America 250 celebration, what it’s like to host a live show on FOX, and some behind-the-scenes insight into live television. She also lightens things up by revealing her favorite horse breed and answering other fun questions from viewers.

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On this episode of The Right View, Lara Trump is joined by Minnesota Congressman Pete Stauber to discuss Governor Tim Walz’s decision to drop out of the race. Congressman Stauber explains why the move came as a surprise, given Walz’s massive ego.

The conversation also covers key policy issues heading into the midterms, including the importance of voter ID laws to protect election integrity, President Trump’s newly enacted no tax on tips and overtime pay, and the recent self-defense shooting involving an ICE officer in Minneapolis.

Later in the show, Lara is joined by Jennifer Sey, founder of XX-XY Athletics. Jennifer breaks down the upcoming Supreme Court hearing that could have major implications for the future of women’s sports. She explains what’s at stake, why the case matters nationwide, and how it could shape fairness and opportunity for female athletes for years to come.

I’m taking questions from friends and …. Not friends from across the internet. Lara answers listener questions in this wide-ranging episode of Wanted for Questioning. She shares how she spent New Year’s Eve, gives her honest reaction to the recent operation in Venezuela, and weighs in on whether she’s still standing by her preseason Super Bowl prediction. Lara also talks about her experience hosting Fox & Friends, what it was like stepping into that role. Have something you want to ask me, Post your question in the comments across any of my social media platforms.