A new report suggests that President-Elect Donald Trump owes at least part of his 2024 presidential election success to his youngest son, Barron Trump. 

The report comes from the Daily Mail.

It is titled, How Barron's Bros helped Trump win back the White House: President-elect's son urged him to appear on Joe Rogan's podcast, suggested he be interviewed by streamer Aiden Ross and helped spark his interest in Crypto. 

That is quite the accomplishment for an 18-year-old, which is how old Barron is.

"Unofficial podcast adviser"

As the report's title suggests, Barron Trump appears to have played a large role in getting his father to appear on multiple podcasts that are extremely popular, such as the Joe Rogan Experience. 

The Daily Mail reports:

Barron, 18, was 'very involved' in selecting which podcasts his father would appear on and urged him to sit down with videogame streamer Adin Ross and Joe Rogan, who hosts the most popular podcast in the world.

It was not just about podcasts, though. The outlet continues:

Trump attended football games, UFC fights, and tapped into young men's interests in alternative banking by launching his own cryptocurrency business, which Barron was reportedly a driving force behind.

The outlet also explains how Trump managed to get the endorsement of the likes of Elon Musk, Dana White, Hulk Hogan, and others.

It is now safe to say that this all played a significant role in Trump's election victory.

Here is why:

You may be wondering what exactly the Daily Mail is referring to with the "Bro Vote" idea.

The outlet explains, "Trump's campaign courted typical non-voters to the polls through the use of 'bro politics', a hypermasculine campaign approach that targets young men."

It is young men who participate most in the activities listed above, such as listening to podcasts, watching football games and UFC fights, and so forth. It is also young men who helped Trump to sail to a landslide victory over Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election.

The Daily Mail reports:

This election cycle was the first time a Republican presidential candidate honed in on the 'bro vote'. Trump won the presidency with 54 per cent of men voting for him, up slightly from the 51 percent that supported him in 2020, according to exit polling.

The Trump campaign has specifically thanked Barron Trump for this success, saying, "Every single recommendation he's had has turned out to be absolute ratings gold that's broken the internet. He's done a great job."