Here's why Trump and Adin Ross gave a big shoutout to his son Barron during their livestream

Trump also reportedly told Ross, 'My son Barron says hello, he's a great young guy, but he's a big fan of yours'
Trump and Adin Ross talked about Barron (X/ @AdinUpdate and Getty Images)
Trump and Adin Ross talked about Barron (X/ @AdinUpdate and Getty Images)

PALM BEACH, FLORIDA: To connect with young Americans, Donald Trump did a livestream video with internet personality Adin Ross.

During the Monday, August 5, stream, which was watched by hundreds of thousands of viewers, the pair discussed several things, from the upcoming presidential election to the 45th president’s critics, as reported by FOX5.



 

Adin Ross calls Barron Trump ‘awesome’

Trump also reportedly told Ross, “My son Barron says hello, he's a great young guy, but he's a big fan of yours.”

The 23-year-old streamer replied, “What's up Barron? Yeah, Barron's awesome, he's a great kid, amazing. He's tall, very tall ('He's tall, good student', Trump replied). Yeah, he's very smart, look at that.”

Barron Trump is seen at the funeral of Ivana Trump on July 20, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by JNI/Star Max/GC Images)
Barron Trump is seen at the funeral of Ivana Trump on July 20, 2022, in New York City (Photo by JNI/Star Max/GC Images)

This came as before starting the livestream from the living room of the Mar-a-Lago Club, Ross told his followers, “Today is going to be the most important stream I’ve ever done. We're going to get some good ratings. Everyone thought this was going to be fake today, we proved them wrong.”

Adin Ross labels Trump ‘a true hero’

The 78-year-old Republican then said, as reported by USA Today, “I don't allow this to be ever done, but you're the first, just about. We'll have a little fun today.”

“You're a true hero for this country and I really appreciate you. I'm really thrilled we can do this today,” Ross stated.

Trump went on to address the young generation by saying, “Right now we don't have the American dream. We have a country that's not respected, a country that's being laughed at, and a country that just a little while ago, we're having a stock market explosion in a negative way.”

The Republican presidential nominee also asserted that he’s “going to make this country so strong and so great. You'll love your life and you'll be successful.”

Trump slams Kamala Harris, calls her ‘ultra-radical’

Trump did not stop there during the livestream as he made fun of President Joe Biden and the Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.

He said the June 27 presidential debate between him and Biden "didn't go so well" that resulted in POTUS’ backing himself out from the re-election.

But Trump also attacked Harris, calling her, “ultra-left (and) ultra-radical.”

“We can't allow her to be president, she's going to destroy our country,” he added.

Netizens call the live stream ‘the greatest stream of all time’

Meanwhile, many people have reacted to Trump-Ross’ livestream.

An X user tweeted, “THE REAL DONALD TRUMP IS REALLY LIVE WITH ADIN ROSS 😭😭.”



 

The second user commented, “Adin Ross came a long way from streaming to 1 viewer in 2019 to streaming with Donald Trump 5 years later 🐐🔥.”



 

The third one said, “This is going to the peak off all Stream. Trump on stream.”



 

The fourth user stated, “Streaming in 2024 sure is interesting.”



 



 

Sharing their view, the fifth one added, “I don't understand how people like Adin (no disrespect) get so famous if they don't really provide value to society. I guess he's just entertaining.”



 

“Holy shit this is crazy to watch 😂 Embrace the memes,” a person remarked.



 

Another one added, “This is gonna be the greatest stream of all time.”

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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