From the outside, your life looks, I think, to most Americans, incredibly glamorous. What's been the best event you've gone to in the last few years? Man, well, the glamour on Spirit Airlines sometimes. That's a funny thing is, I know. It's high and lows. I do love that we are being very honest with young women now, where we're allowing them to prioritize not just a career, but also a family, because I think it is so

important. And I think for both Eric and I, it's been very important to continue to work on ourselves,

to continue to work on our relationship every single day. Anyone who tells you it is a walk in the

park is lying to you. So what's something about your father-in-law you wish some more people knew that you haven't said publicly? I just wish people would appreciate, especially people on the other side of the aisle, how much easier his life would have been if he'd never gotten involved in politics. You know, he's the one president to leave the White House with less money than he went into it. What my father-in-law went through with, you know, the weaponization of everything basically government-wise against him.

For the four years, he was out of office was pretty insane.

And I think to go through something like that as a family gives you a unique perspective that maybe a lot of people don't have.

So maybe that radicalized me a little.

Yeah.

Hi, everyone, and welcome back to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast. We're so excited to be in Washington, D.C. today, joined by the one and only, Laura Trump. Oh, thank you.

What a nice intro. I feel like you are by the one and only, Lara Trump. Oh, thank you. What a nice intro.

I feel like you are always the one doing the interviews these days between, I think you have a

podcast, a TV show. What's life like going from being a mom to R&C co-chair to hosting multiple

different forms of media? Oh my God. It is total chaos. And you probably understand and appreciate that as well.

But I feel like they say if you want to get something done, give it to a busy mom. We are the

consummate and ultimate multitaskers. And so I'm trying to keep it all together. I mean,

I'm trying when I'm home, I'm really home. I want to drop my kids off at school. I want to be there to pick them up. I literally arrange my schedule around that so that I can be there for the important things. Last night, my son had a playoff baseball game. I was running around like a maniac coming from one thing to another. But I was there. Eric was there. And you know, you, you try to make it work, but life is busy,

but it's a good time right now. I feel like to be doing all this stuff, there's so much

news and moving and shaken, and I'm excited to be a part of all of it. You do a lot of late

night, early morning travel, I presume, so you can be around for your kids. I hear you fly

Spirit Airlines. What's that like? In fact,

after I was officially, after I was officially voted in to become the RNC co-chair, I flew from Houston

to, I think I had to fly to Fort Lauderdale on a Spirit Airlines flight. So there were no frills.

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