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million Kick followers » Over half a million watched the live stream of Adin Ross’ August interview at Mar-a-Lago with Trump. The president said he went on the show after son Barron told him how big it was. The interview has now been viewed over 2 million times. Ross conducted the interview wearing a MAGA cap and hailed Trump as “a true hero for our country.”
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Adin Ross, 24, ADIN LIVE
» Reach: 4.54 million YouTube subscribers, over 1.5 billion views; 1.5
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young people on campuses nationwide to help educate them on freedom and eco- nomics. That role gives him a unique insight into how Gen Z voters think, and the way they see the world. Costa says Trump’s unfil-
tered statements and the un- hinged criticism they provoke
Michael
Knowles, 34, THE MICHAEL KNOWLES SHOW
» Reach: 2.21 million YouTube subscribers; 1.2 million X followers » As an author, Ivy League graduate, and student of history, Michael Knowles is one of the more intellectual voices on this list. A practicing Catholic, his podcasts have drawn over 1 billion views.
Savannah
» Reach: 3 million Instagram followers; 175,000 YouTube subscribers » Savannah Chrisley addressed the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee to spotlight alleged Department of Justice/IRS persecution of her family — she’s been raising her young brother and sister while her parents serve time in prison for tax evasion-related charges. She is a leading voice in encouraging young women to return to their traditional values roots.
honorable mentions as powerful influences on young conservatives and libertarians: Elon Musk, Ben Shapiro, Lex Fridman, Julie Kelly, Joe Rogan, Maggie Anders, Emily Wilson, Anna Khachiyan, and Dasha Nekrasova.
from establishment media types may actually boost his standing with younger Ameri- cans. Remarks “that seem outlandish also mean that he is being authentic,” he notes. When Biden pardoned 37
criminals on death row, for example, Trump replied on Truth Social with a message
Trump spoke a language every young voter in America with a social media account could readily understand.
emocrats can console themselves with the fact
young women by 17 points, 58%-41%.
That suggests there’s
no one could mistake for be- ing “kinder and gentler.” “I refuse to wish a Merry Christmas to those lucky ‘souls,’” declared Trump. “But, instead will say, GO TO HELL!” Trump spoke a language
every young voter in America with a social media account could readily understand. And after a post like that, no one could say they weren’t sure where Trump stood on capital punishment.
Democrats Counting on Woman Power D
that young women, who tend to support abortion rights and avoid confrontational politics, still strongly favor the Democratic Party. Last year’s election held a bright spot for progressives going forward: Despite losing ground across many voter demographics, former Vice President Kamala Harris carried
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a straightforward path for Democrats’ return to power: All they need to do is find a way to persuade young men to return to their party of origin, rejoining the women who remain safely locked up in the fold. That view, however, assumes that the same factors that lured young men toward President
Donald Trump won’t eventually spill over to women as well. Unlike most analysts, Robby Starbuck is 100% convinced that the experts who assume women won’t jettison the Democratic Party are dead wrong. The conservative social media influencer points to a known sociological phenomenon: After women marry, their views and values tend over time to align more
Chrisley, 27, UNLOCKED WITH SAVANNAH CHRISLEY
and more with those of their husbands. “History tells us without
fail that women conform their political views to their husbands’ more often than not, and by pretty wide margins,” Starbuck says. “So, these young women
now who are voting for the Democratic Party, say they get married in six years and they have a kid. The vast majority of
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