Trump's Daughter-In-Law Lara Trump To Join Fox News As Host
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Lara Trump's new Fox News show is unprecedented.
Lara Trump, President Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law, will be joining Fox News as host of a new weekend show.
“I’m thrilled to bring my voice back to FOX News, talk directly with the American people, and highlight what makes this country so great,” Lara Trump said in a news release. “As I cover the success of The Golden Age of America, I look forward to where this time will lead our country and where this opportunity will lead me in the future.”
The show, “My View with Lara Trump,” will begin Feb. 22 and will include analysis and interviews with “thought leaders,” with Fox News describing it as “the return of common sense to all corners of American life” in the news release.
Suzanne Scott, CEO of Fox News Media, spoke highly of Lara Trump in the news release, referring to her as a “gifted communicator who knows how to connect to the viewers,” a “successful entrepreneur” and someone who has an “innate understanding of the American public and today’s political landscape.”
Lara Trump’s role hosting a show on a major news network is unprecedented, as a sitting president’s relative has never done this before, as The New York Times reported. The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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