- During a security scare, Trump was moved from Air Force One to a military jet, and Natalie Harp was one of the few who flew with him on that jet.
- Harp has sent Trump adoring notes in the past, and she follows a line of young women in Trump's orbit who are noted for their looks.
- Miles Taylor, who served in the first Trump administration, said Harp looks at Trump in the adoring way that we wish our spouse would look at us, and Maggie Haberman described Harp as Trump's 'binkie'.
- David Axelrod called the speculation 'gratuitous and unnecessary', while Harp has the nickname 'the human printer' because she carries a printer to hand Trump laudatory articles.
- Stephen Cheung, a communications official, responded to Ossoff by calling him 'the biggest cuck loser in politics' and adding: 'Jon should look deep into his soul... ask himself why he's a miserable person who hates this country. It's because he's a radical, extremist Dumocrat [sic].'
Senator Jon Ossoff has raised concerns over Donald Trump and aide Natalie Harp, particularly following an incident where Harp flew with Trump on a military jet during a security scare. This event occurred after intelligence suggested that Air Force One was being targeted by Iranian forces.12
Ossoff remarked, “He doesn’t want to do the job. He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenceless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar.” His comments reflect a growing unease about the nature of their relationship, which has drawn public scrutiny.
Harp's presence on the military jet, alongside Trump, has fueled speculation about their connection. Observers noted that she has a history of sending adoring notes to Trump, and her demeanor towards him has been described as “the way we wish our spouse would look at us,” according to Miles Taylor, a former Trump administration official.56
Critics have also weighed in, with David Axelrod labeling the situation as “gratuitous and unnecessary.” Harp, often referred to as “the human printer,” is known for carrying a printer to provide Trump with flattering articles about himself. This dynamic has led to further questions about the appropriateness of their relationship, especially in light of Ossoff's pointed criticisms.78
As the narrative unfolds, the implications of their relationship continue to attract attention, with Ossoff's remarks serving as a catalyst for broader discussions about Trump's leadership and personal connections.
“Harp, nicknamed 'the human printer,' carries a printer to hand Trump laudatory articles, and has sent him adoring notes. David Axelrod called the speculation 'gratuitous and unnecessary,' while Stephen Cheung responded to Ossoff by calling him 'the biggest cuck loser in politics.'”
The Independent
