Lara Trump Unleashes Shooting Skills in Controversial Video Shared by Eric
Lara Trump flaunts her shooting skills in a video that has sparked significant attention, shared by her husband, Eric Trump, on social media.
The footage captures Lara at a gun range, taking aim and hitting multiple targets with precision. Dressed casually in a baseball cap and adorned with flashy jewelry, she confidently handles a Staccato 2011 pistol while Eric films from behind.
Eric lightens the mood by pairing the clip with Cyndi Lauper’s iconic track "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun." He also includes a separate clip of their six-year-old daughter, Carolina Dorothy Trump, riding a quad, offering a glimpse into their family life just days after Lara interviewed Donald Trump.
Lara has labeled herself a “lifelong firearms practitioner” and is vocal about her support for gun rights. She is also affiliated with Byrna, a company that produces CO2-powered, non-lethal self-defense launchers, further cementing her public persona as an advocate for firearms and personal defense.
The video emerges shortly after Lara's interview with Donald Trump, which aired on My View with Lara Trump on Fox News. The sit-down quickly became a hot topic online as viewers reacted to the content.
During the interview, the 79-year-old president discussed various subjects, including tensions with Iran and updates on White House ballroom renovations. His frequent subject shifts drew criticism regarding the tone and structure of the conversation.
Trump made several offhand remarks during the segment, including a bizarre comment stating that “people don’t know that dumb ends with B,” which elicited sharp reactions from viewers at home.
Clips from the interview circulated widely on social media, prompting various viewer responses. One Fox News viewer posted footage from the segment on X, remarking, “Trump is ranting and raving like a lunatic on Fox News for minutes on end while Lara Trump sits there and nods.”
Others likened the interview style to something chaotic. One user described it as “a wind-up car that lost its steering wheel,” criticizing what they perceived as a lack of direction in the conversation.
Criticism also targeted Lara’s role as interviewer, with some questioning her approach. One commenter stated, “Trump doing a 14-minute freeform grievance tornado on Fox while Lara sits there nodding like a dashboard bobblehead. No pushback, no follow-up, just vibes, loyalty, and the world’s longest hostage podcast. Cable news as family group therapy gone VERY wrong.”
