Republican National Committee co-chairwoman Lara Trump commemorated the heroism of America’s first responders, including firefighters, with the release of her new music video “Hero.”
While families enjoy the last days of summer, our first responders—especially police, EMTs, and firefighters—work tirelessly to ensure the safety of our communities, responding to the call to save lives in catastrophic disasters. First responders face new dangers every day while undergoing rigorous training to ensure their community is protected.
Trump’s video captures the dangers firefighters face as they courageously run toward fire. The lyrics say in part:
“You’re going through the fire, and the flames getting higher— you’re my hero, you’re my hero. Without your bravery, we are all out of luck. This cannot be denied, you have to be special. It takes a lot to put everyone else first.”
The song was produced by LJ Fino, president of First Class Label Group, and is sung with artist Madeline Jaymes.
“There is nothing more memorable in the music world than creating songs with people who truly appreciate and understand the message you want to share,” Jaymes told Breitbart News. “To say that working with Lara Trump was amazing is an understatement. No matter where my music takes me, I’ll always cherish our experience making Hero.”
The song resonates with the bravery and acts of heroism displayed by those who stand firm in the face of danger, featuring firefighters as the unsung, dedicated heroes of the community. Trump’s music video features a montage as a tribute to our first responders and the fallen heroes who have lost their lives in the line of duty.
Though “Hero” marks her first music video, Lara Trump previously released the original song “Anything Is Possible” in March. Trump also released a cover version of Tom Petty’s “I Won’t Back Down” in 2023.
Lara Trump is the daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump and is married to Eric Trump. She also hosts the program “The Right View with Lara Trump” on RSBN.