Barron Trump revealed as important piece of father's 2024 campaign strategy

Barron Trump's been CAUGHT!

Despite having not been born until 2006, the young man now is playing a VITAL role in his father's campaign.

According to one of Donald Trump's most trusted advisors, Jason Miller, the former president wouldn't be in the great position he currently is if it wasn't for his youngest son, Barron.

Podcasts are quickly becoming just as important as traditional media, and Barron Trump has been in charge of making sure his dad selects the correct ones on which to appear.

It's not a small responsibility for somebody so young, but Miller is adamant that Barron is doing an incredible job:

"Hats off to the young man," Miller said. "Every single recommendation he’s had has turned out to be absolute ratings gold that’s broken the Internet."

Miller recently appeared on a podcast himself, and the host asked if Donald Trump's sons were involved in the planning.

It was very interesting that Barron was brought up before either Eric or Don Jr., Trump's oldest sons. Miller said:

Barron has been very involved in recommending a number of the podcasts that we should do. I got to tell you, hats off to the young man. Every single recommendation he’s had has turned out to be absolute ratings gold that’s broken the Internet. He’s done a great job. I’ve certainly recommended some. We have other team members who recommended podcasts. But also sometimes it’s the other way around where maybe the president has a relationship with the person, say, like the Nelk Boys, or maybe it’s Tyrus, the Fox News co-host of The Gutfeld Show. So it kind of comes from both directions. But it’s really turned out to be something that I think has worked to our advantage.

Podcasts are an EXTREMELY important tool for reaching young voters these days, so it's good that Donald Trump is listening to some young people around him to help get that exposure.

Miller loves when Trump appears on the podcast format, because it allows the former president to be himself, which Miller thinks is a great strength.

"President Trump is going to be President Trump when he sits down for an interview. Sometimes there are some interviewers who have really perfected the interview style. But it’s definitely something that we’re going to continue to do through Election Day, and I could see that after President Trump wins that he does going forward," Miller said.

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