Theo Vaughan attended Trump’s ‘inspiring’ inauguration and declared it would be ‘America First’.
Popular podcast host and comedian Theo Vaughn described President Donald Trump’s inauguration on Monday as “inspiring,” saying he was “lucky” to be there.
Vonn, who watched Trump’s swearing-in at the U.S. Capitol building with other prominent influencers and business leaders, told Fox News Digital that being at the ceremony made him realize how much he appreciates being in a free country.
“I felt lucky to see the graduation, it was inspiring, and God allowed me to live in a country where I have the right to vote,” he said.
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Comedian Theo Vaughan attended President Trump’s inauguration on Monday, January 20th. (Jasper Colt – Pool/Getty Images)
Vaughan in 2011. He scored one of the biggest podcast interviews of 2024, hosting then-GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump on the August 20 episode of “This Past Weekend and Theo Vaughn.” The comedian’s podcast is currently the third most popular audio streaming platform on Spotify.
Influential cultural figures and podcast hosts such as Vaughn and Joe Rogan, who were special guests at the inauguration, were credited with being key components to Trump’s election victory.
In a statement to Fox, the comedian made several other observations about the graduation ceremony, including thanking members of the first and second families.
In particular, Usha Vance commented on the historical significance of being “the first Indian American second lady”, which was “great to see.”
“I’m heartbroken not to be able to meet (Barron),” added Vaughn, the president’s youngest son. He also marveled at first lady Melania Trump’s presence, saying, “Melania looked beautiful.”
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Donald Trump sat down for an interview with podcaster Theo Vaughan last August.
Vonn mentioned to Fox that he considers himself “pretty centrist,” but shared that he echoed one of the main messages of Trump’s inaugural address.
“It’s time to put America first,” the comedian said, referencing Trump’s words that every day his administration would “simply put America first.”
The comedian pointed to two things he thought Trump would push for in his second term: relief for the Palestinians in Israel’s war with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
“I think Trump plans to help rebuild Palestine after the genocide there. I pray that we help those people,” he said.
Vaughn also said he wants to see “hospital and health care pricing transparency” going forward.
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The comedian has gone viral for comments he posted on Tuesday about former President Biden’s departure from Biden. Vaughn expressed his condolences to the elderly ex-president and reprimanded his supervisors.
“Praying for Joe Biden’s comfort and health this morning,” he wrote. “May he find the rest and peace and rest that he deserves. Imagine being a puppet for the selfish needs of a cognitively stressed old man. That’s clearly what’s happening to me. It’s painful and heartbreaking.”
He added, “If someone did that to my father or my grandfather, I’d rather be alive (s—) than them. I hope the world knows that most of us Americans are better people than that. We do not treat the elderly this way, but we were powerless to stop it.
Asked about X’s post, Vonn told Fox: “It wasn’t really political. I’m pretty centrist. I never knew Biden. I don’t know what he’s like.”
“I think it was just a human thing. I’m glad he had a more peaceful existence. He’s free now.”
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