But during the 2024 election, Carlson really went all in by campaigning with Trump, appearing at his rallies, and taking the stage at the July 2024 Republican National Convention. In his speech, Carlson called Trump “a wonderful person” and said he had shown “the most responsible, unifying behavior of a leader I think I’ve ever seen.”

Tucker Carlson in a suit speaks at a podium; Trump stands in the background on stage

Carlson, who had promoted Trump as an anti-war “America First” candidate, later accused him of betraying the movement and joined other former allies in discussing a new political path.

In 2024, Owens supported Trump again and encouraged her audience to vote for him.

Candace Owens embraces U.S. President Donald Trump during the Young Black Leadership Summit 2019 event in the East Room of the White House

A large screen shows Alex Jones labeled "Right-Wing Media Personality, Alex Jones," during a public hearing with several officials seated below

He continued criticizing Trump’s handling of the war in later broadcasts. Though Jones has turned against Trump and then supported him again before, so who knows if we can call this a permanent breakup…

Book titled "In Trump We Trust" by Ann Coulter on a library shelf

Coulter later called herself a “former Trumper” and argued that conservatives needed “the Trump agenda without Trump.” However, Coulter still said she would vote for the Trump-Vance ticket in 2024, even while calling Trump an “awful, awful person,” because she trusted and liked JD Vance more than Trump.

In July 2024, she attended one of his rallies and, after saying she might vote for Kamala Harris, posted a picture after the election claiming she had actually voted for Trump.

Azealia Banks  performing on stage in casual outfit, holding a microphone. Large American flag backdrop behind her

MMA fighter, Sean Strickland, in the octagon, shirtless with shorts and gloves, appears exuberant, surrounded by officials and crew

Ryan Garcia, in a boxing ring, stands confidently with people in the background

In July 2026, Garcia also joined N3on and influencer Wendy Ortiz at an “ICE OUT” charity car wash benefiting families affected by immigration raids. 

After sharing Elon Musk’s argument for electing him, Rogan wrote, “He makes what I think is the most compelling case for Trump you’ll hear, and I agree with him every step of the way.”

Joe Rogan and Donald Trump sit across from each other at a podcast studio table with microphones, surrounded by various objects and drinks

Theo Von and Donald Trump seated, engaging in a conversation in a formal setting with U.S. flags behind them, microphones visible

By April 2026, Von was also openly slamming Trump’s war with Iran by asking, “What American is this helping?” and “What regular person is this helping? I just don’t know. I don’t understand.” Von also called Trump’s actions “unbelievable,” “f*cking baffling,” and “diabolical.” 

Donald Trump and Andrew Schulz sit on a talk show set with a "Flagrant" sign in the background, engaged in conversation

Donald Trump and Shawn Ryan sit facing each other in an interview setting, with city views in the background

Mike Pence and Donald Trump in suits smiling and seated at a table during a formal meeting

Then, in March 2024, Pence announced that he would not endorse Trump, saying, “It should come as no surprise that I will not be endorsing Donald Trump this year.” He explained that Trump was now pushing an agenda “at odds with the conservative agenda that we governed on during our four years.”

In her speech, Greene also told the crowd that Trump would “make America successful again.” 

Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stand in Oval Office

And during an interview, she said, “I believed his speeches. I believed his words,” before adding, “I thought that Trump would be the vehicle to do it. And boy, was I wrong.” Greene recently joined Tucker Carlson and other former allies in accusing Trump of betraying the movement. 

After Trump won, she joined his White House in 2017 as an assistant to the president.

Omarosa Manigault Newman and Donald Trump are sitting around a table in a formal meeting room

Omarosa also said she had a “blind spot” when it came to Trump and later called him unfit for office. So her switch came after years of personally knowing, promoting, and working for him.

Even after being fired just 10 days later, Scaramucci continued defending Trump and predicted that he would win reelection in more than 40 states.

Anthony Scaramucci, in a suit speaking at a podium labeled "The White House, Washington," gesturing with hands outstretched, with a U.S. flag in the background

In a LinkedIn post, he wrote, “I worked for President Trump because I believed he truly desired to help a working class left behind. But all Trump knows is the anger, without real solutions.”

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