Pro-Trump news network plans music video channel and cooking shows
What's the administration thinking here?
Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of Washington Secrets, your guide to the ups and downs of the nation’s capital … and beyond. Today we get the inside story behind Real America’s Voice and its plans to move from pro-Trump news channel to music and cookery shows, Tricia McLaughlin tells us what comes next as she leaves the Department of Homeland Security, and we talk you through Liz Truss’s guide to meeting the president…
When Parker Sigg, vice president of Real America’s Voice, watched Turning Point USA’s alternative Super Bowl halftime show, he knew he was watching proof of concept for his own vision for faith-infused lifestyle and entertainment shows.
“It really just solidifies that we’re on the right track,” he told Secrets. “People are tired, and they’re fed up with what has been shoved down their throats for years.”
He has already launched a music label, Real America’s Music, which specializes in tracks with a religious or Make America Great Again theme.
Next will come a video platform, within three months, which will then be used to trial new formats and shows.
“We will dip our toes into the water in some of our other pre-existing spaces as we go, before we step into a full lifestyle network,” he said, following the model used by MTV, which started with music videos before branching out into a broader range of shows.
It is a sign of how Real America’s Voice went from a niche conservative outlet, dwarfed by Fox News, to becoming a player under President Donald Trump. It airs content by his key boosters, including Steve Bannon and The Charlie Kirk Show, while it now has a White House correspondent in the shape of Brian Glenn, who has become a household name for his Oval Office interactions with the president (not to mention his relationship with former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene).
Sigg said there was an underserved audience illustrated by the number of people who watched the alternative Super Bowl show with Kid Rock. The YouTube video has been watched 21 million times, and the number is still growing.
So what might a Real America’s Cookery show look like?
“The things around today may be marketed to adults and children, yet it may still include sexual provocation, where they make jokes, stupid little inappropriate jokes, sometimes of a sexual nature,” he said.
Secrets readers may recall one of the filthiest episodes of The Great British Baking Show, when competitors were asked to make “spotted dick.” It is a traditional British steamed pudding …
What's the administration thinking here?
Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of Washington Secrets, your guide to the ups and downs of the nation’s capital … and beyond. Today we get the inside story behind Real America’s Voice and its plans to move from pro-Trump news channel to music and cookery shows, Tricia McLaughlin tells us what comes next as she leaves the Department of Homeland Security, and we talk you through Liz Truss’s guide to meeting the president…
When Parker Sigg, vice president of Real America’s Voice, watched Turning Point USA’s alternative Super Bowl halftime show, he knew he was watching proof of concept for his own vision for faith-infused lifestyle and entertainment shows.
“It really just solidifies that we’re on the right track,” he told Secrets. “People are tired, and they’re fed up with what has been shoved down their throats for years.”
He has already launched a music label, Real America’s Music, which specializes in tracks with a religious or Make America Great Again theme.
Next will come a video platform, within three months, which will then be used to trial new formats and shows.
“We will dip our toes into the water in some of our other pre-existing spaces as we go, before we step into a full lifestyle network,” he said, following the model used by MTV, which started with music videos before branching out into a broader range of shows.
It is a sign of how Real America’s Voice went from a niche conservative outlet, dwarfed by Fox News, to becoming a player under President Donald Trump. It airs content by his key boosters, including Steve Bannon and The Charlie Kirk Show, while it now has a White House correspondent in the shape of Brian Glenn, who has become a household name for his Oval Office interactions with the president (not to mention his relationship with former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene).
Sigg said there was an underserved audience illustrated by the number of people who watched the alternative Super Bowl show with Kid Rock. The YouTube video has been watched 21 million times, and the number is still growing.
So what might a Real America’s Cookery show look like?
“The things around today may be marketed to adults and children, yet it may still include sexual provocation, where they make jokes, stupid little inappropriate jokes, sometimes of a sexual nature,” he said.
Secrets readers may recall one of the filthiest episodes of The Great British Baking Show, when competitors were asked to make “spotted dick.” It is a traditional British steamed pudding …
Pro-Trump news network plans music video channel and cooking shows
What's the administration thinking here?
Welcome to Tuesday’s edition of Washington Secrets, your guide to the ups and downs of the nation’s capital … and beyond. Today we get the inside story behind Real America’s Voice and its plans to move from pro-Trump news channel to music and cookery shows, Tricia McLaughlin tells us what comes next as she leaves the Department of Homeland Security, and we talk you through Liz Truss’s guide to meeting the president…
When Parker Sigg, vice president of Real America’s Voice, watched Turning Point USA’s alternative Super Bowl halftime show, he knew he was watching proof of concept for his own vision for faith-infused lifestyle and entertainment shows.
“It really just solidifies that we’re on the right track,” he told Secrets. “People are tired, and they’re fed up with what has been shoved down their throats for years.”
He has already launched a music label, Real America’s Music, which specializes in tracks with a religious or Make America Great Again theme.
Next will come a video platform, within three months, which will then be used to trial new formats and shows.
“We will dip our toes into the water in some of our other pre-existing spaces as we go, before we step into a full lifestyle network,” he said, following the model used by MTV, which started with music videos before branching out into a broader range of shows.
It is a sign of how Real America’s Voice went from a niche conservative outlet, dwarfed by Fox News, to becoming a player under President Donald Trump. It airs content by his key boosters, including Steve Bannon and The Charlie Kirk Show, while it now has a White House correspondent in the shape of Brian Glenn, who has become a household name for his Oval Office interactions with the president (not to mention his relationship with former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene).
Sigg said there was an underserved audience illustrated by the number of people who watched the alternative Super Bowl show with Kid Rock. The YouTube video has been watched 21 million times, and the number is still growing.
So what might a Real America’s Cookery show look like?
“The things around today may be marketed to adults and children, yet it may still include sexual provocation, where they make jokes, stupid little inappropriate jokes, sometimes of a sexual nature,” he said.
Secrets readers may recall one of the filthiest episodes of The Great British Baking Show, when competitors were asked to make “spotted dick.” It is a traditional British steamed pudding …
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