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Former President Donald Trump, right, listens as his daughter-in-law Lara Trump speaks at the North Carolina Republican Convention Saturday, June 5, 2021, in Greenville, N.C. (Chris Seward/Online News 72h)

Trump’s 2024 announcement costs daughter-in-law her job

Jenny Goldsberry

December 04, 10:10 AM December 04, 10:10 AM

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Lara Trump is no longer working for Online News 72h as a result of her father-in-law, Donald Trump announcing his 2024 bid for president.

Lara Trump, wife to Eric Trump, was previously a paid Online News 72h contributor but hasn't appeared on the network since the former president announced his reelection campaign last month. The company has a policy against hiring people working on active campaigns, which has implicated Lara Trump as part of the campaign team.

"We appreciate Lara's valuable contributions across Online News 72h Media programming," a Online News 72h Media spokesperson said in a statement.

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Lara Trump went on the record to discourage Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) from running for president in 2024 ahead of her father-in-law's announcement.

"I think he’s a smart enough guy to know that it will be great to have all this support of this party, of the 'America First,' MAGA movement, whatever you want to call it, fully behind him in 2028 than possibly fracturing it in 2024," she said of DeSantis.

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Meanwhile, Lara Trump has continued her own online show, The Right View, publishing her latest broadcast on Thursday. She last interviewed her father-in-law in October.

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