Trump's White House appeals to the new right -wing media with 'Podcast Row'

On Thursday, several conservative podcasters were invited to the White House to participate in Podcast Row, an event aimed at involving alternative media by giving them unprecedented access hours to the senior officials of the Trump administration. The White House intends to make this a recurring event.

“Bringing new media has obviously been a priority of this administration and we will explore all the options that allow us to reach as many Americans as possible,” said Kaelan Dorr, director of Communications of the White House, said The edge.

According to the Newsnation correspondent, Libbey Dean, attendees of the administration <a target="_blank" href="https://x.com/LibbeyDean_/status/1905281329559711962″>including Cabinet level and Lee Zeldin level and cabinet touched to serve as an interim lawyer for the United States for the New Jersey district. Online figures that transmit from the room including Natalie Winters of Bannon's War Room, Canadian Youtuber David Freiheit and Podcastr Breanna Morello.

Since Donald Trump returned to the White House, the new administration has made a point of involving what they refer to as new media, predominantly right -wing podcastras, streamers and other influential people online, with the point of spreading their message to loyal audiences that are more than willing to listen to them for hours in time. In January, press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced that a seat in Brady's information room would be dedicated to the correspondents of the “new media” do not govern them, which could request a credential to attend the press information sessions. More than 10,000 people requested, according to a later statement. While it is unusual, it was only a rotating seat for the whole world of right -wing podcasters and more: the Podcast Row event is a significant step forward to expand its access and proximity to Trump's White House.

The event also served as Jab in the Washington Press Corps, which have become a piñata for the Trump administration. In recent months, Associated Press's press credentials have revoked after the cable service did not change the name of the Gulf of Mexico, which led the AP demanding the White House. The White House also announced that Manual outputs In the travel pool. Podcast Row is, implicitly, the next step to box them. “I bet that people in that room have more views than CNN and Legacy Media,” Leavitt said in a <a target="_blank" href="https://x.com/WhiteHouse/status/1905292004172365940″>x video promoting the event, adding: “I just say.”