Barron Trump Reportedly Helping Trump’s Campaign With Gen Z Voters

The youngest son of President Trump is reportedly helping Trump’s campaign to secure Gen Z voters.

Barron and his best friend, Bo Loudon, have reportedly been connecting Trump’s campaign with streamers and YouTubers.

The Daily Mail reported that Barron and Bo are Trump’s campaign’s “de-facto social media outreach team.”

Barron and Bo are reportedly behind securing an interview with streamer Adin Ross.

Trump and Ross’s interview received over 500,000 live viewers and has been listened to nearly 100 million times.

Donald Trump's youngest son Barron, 18, and Bo Loudon, 17, appear to be helping the former president attract younger voters, through streamers and YouTube stars with millions of followers.

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Per Sky News Australia:

Barron Trump might be Donald Trump’s secret weapon ahead of the presidential election to secure Gen Z voters.

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Barron and his best friend, influencer Bo Loudon, have reportedly been busy behind the scenes connecting with streamers and YouTubers.

The teenagers are attempting to grow Donald Trump’s popularity among younger voters, and could reach millions of potential voters.

According to the Daily Mail, Barron and Bo work as the former president’s “de-facto social media outreach team.”

Barron and Bo have also pushed the 45th president to get closer with other influencers such as Jake Paul and business mogul Patrick Bet-David.

“Trump rates the boys and sees their input as an asset,” an insider revealed.

🚨RIGHTFUL PRESIDENT TRUMP JUST THANKED MY FRIEND BARRON TRUMP FOR INTRODUCING HIM TO @ADINROSS!

"Thank you also to Barron Trump for the introduction to your friend, Adin. Young people are the future of America."

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— Bo Loudon (@BoLoudon) August 6, 2024

Here’s what News Nation reported:

Donald Trump’s youngest son Barron, 18, and conservative influencer Bo Loudon, 17, are attempting to help the former president attract younger voters, through an appearance on social media with a YouTube star who has millions of followers.

The tech-savvy teens reportedly lined up Trump’s interview last week at Mar-a-Lago with internet celebrity and live streamer Adin Ross.

The controversial interview reached more than 500,000 viewers and 100 million listened, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Ross is a 23-year-old influencer who gained his following through videos of himself playing video games.

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Barron Trump made his political debut at his father’s rally in July after being largely absent from the campaign trail.

He’s the youngest of the former president’s children. Trump’s other sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, have often been seen at campaign events for their father.