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Whatever Barron recommended broke the internet, says Trump campaign adviser on podcast choice


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Barron Trump, Donald Trump’s youngest son, has begun playing a role in his father’s 2024 presidential campaign, particularly in helping reach Gen Z voters. According to Trump and his campaign advisers, Barron has been advising his father on podcast choices, including some of the most popular personalities that resonate with younger audiences—people Trump was previously unfamiliar with.

Barron's suggestions have contributed to a strategy that has led Trump to appear on platforms that have massive followings among younger demographics. For instance, Barron recommended shows like "Full Send" (hosted by the Nelk Boys) and has been mentioned in discussions around securing an appearance on "The Joe Rogan Experience," a podcast with significant influence on younger audiences. Although Joe Rogan initially refused to host Trump, recent reports suggest that Rogan may be reconsidering

Jason Miller, a top Trump campaign adviser, has mentioned that some of Barron's suggestions have resulted in major online traction, even to the point of "breaking the internet." This strategy is part of a broader effort to counter Democratic outreach, which often involves engaging with celebrities and influencers, by using alternative platforms to tap into audiences who are disengaged from traditional political content

This approach highlights the importance of podcasts and alternative media as vehicles for political outreach, especially among young men who are often less likely to engage with mainstream political messaging. Barron’s influence seems to be an informal but impactful part of the campaign’s media strategy, helping his father connect with a tech-savvy, younger voter base that spends significant time on platforms like YouTube and social media

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