Lara Trump is set to return to Fox News with a new program, "My View with Lara Trump," premiering this Saturday, February 22, at 9 p.m. ET. The show, which will air weekly, is expected to provide a conservative perspective on current events, featuring interviews and analysis.
Why It Matters
Trump, the daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, has been a prominent conservative voice in the media and a key political figure within the Trump administration. Her role at Fox News further solidifies the connection between the network and the Trump family as the administration continues into its second term.
Fox News remains one of the most-watched cable networks in the U.S., and the addition of Lara Trump to its programming reinforces the channel's positioning among conservative audiences. Her show is expected to provide insights into policy issues, interviews with key political figures and thought leaders and coverage of key national events.
What to Know
Lara has an extensive background in media, politics and campaign operations. Before joining Fox News, she served as a senior advisor to Trump's presidential campaigns, playing a key role in outreach and messaging efforts. She also formerly served as a co-chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC).
As a former television producer and advocate for Republican policies, she has consistently used her platform to mobilize conservative voters.
She recently was considered a leading contender to replace former Senator Marco Rubio in Florida after Rubio was tapped to become Secretary of State. Lara had strong backing from members of the Republican Party for the Senate seat.
Ultimately, she chose not to run, citing family and professional considerations. Despite this, her name has frequently been floated for future political office, underscoring her growing influence within the GOP.
Lara's new show will air exclusively on Fox News.
How To Watch
Viewers can watch live on television on the Fox News channel or stream the show for free through the Fox News website and the Fox News app.
Viewers can also stream the show via a few live tv streaming networks, including Hulu + live TV, YouTube TV and Sling.
What People Are Saying
Fox News said in a press release: "The show will focus on the cultural shift of common sense seemingly returning to all corners of American life as the country ushers in a new era. Every week, the program will feature big picture analysis and interviews with thought leaders, shedding light on the headlines driving the national conversation and affecting families around the country."
Matthew Gertz, a senior fellow at Media Matters For America, said on X, formerly known as Twitter: "Donald Trump's daughter-in-law goes from Fox contributor to RNC chair to Fox host, you really can't think of the network as independent from the White House in any way right now."
What's Next
As President Trump's administration continues, Lara Trump's role at Fox News may further solidify her influence in conservative media, with potential implications for the broader political landscape.
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