White Hats and White House Sources Want Natalie Harp to Go Away Forever. 1/2
By Michael Baxter - August 18, 202675235285
White Hats and administration officials have reportedly earned President Trump’s ire for suggesting he dismiss leggy, blonde aide Natalie Harp, the former MAGA Newsmax correspondent who joined Team Trump in March 2022.She’d quickly gained the nickname “Human Printer” because she carried a portable printer while perpetually shadowing Trump as a puppy dog would its master.
She assumed the formal White House role of Executive Assistant to the President (also listed as Special Assistant to the President and Executive Assistant to the President) on January 20, 2025, at the start of Trump’s second official term.
Seldom do our sources align with what news appears in legacy media (it has scorched Trump’s proximity to Harp). Still, we’ve heard from enough unimpeachable sources—on multiple fronts—to dismiss their concerns and observations.The MSM has manufactured baseless accusations insinuating libidinous relations between Trump, 80, and Harp, 35.
Harp has evenfaced allegations of undergoing facial and body modification surgery to mimic Trump’s eldest daughter’s (Ivanka) appearance.
Although RRN has yet to see proof of either claim,Harp’s infatuation with Trump is undeniable. She routinely hides love letters in the Oval Office for Trump to find, including one that read, “You’re the only thing in this world that matters to me,”and, according to Trump’s Secret Service detail, slept the summer of 2023 in Trump’s Bedminster Golf Club locker room to stay as near to him as possible.
Some sources have ascribed Harp’s behavior to that of a stalker.
Our sources, though,are more concerned about Harp’s influence over President Trump.
A source in General Eric M. Smith’s office told RRN that the general last month asked Trump for permission to arrest Arizona Senator Mark Kelly for treason.
Purportedly, Harp was in the Oval Office with Trump and overheard the call. According to our source,Trump was prepared to approve the request when Harp interjected, “It’s not the right time for that.” Instead of siding with Gen. Smith, who said White Hats had overwhelming evidence Kelly had taken Deep State money to defame Trump, Trump took Harp’s advice, telling the general to “stand down but stand by.”
(RRN)