Natalie Harp Spotted with Trump During AI-Generated Social Media Surge at Bedminster
POLICY WIRE — Bedminster, United States — White House aide Natalie Harp was photographed with former President Donald Trump during a weekend of provocative social media activity at his New Jersey...
POLICY WIRE — Bedminster, United States — White House aide Natalie Harp was photographed with former President Donald Trump during a weekend of provocative social media activity at his New Jersey golf estate, reigniting scrutiny over her influential role in his digital communications.
Harp, a former anchor at One America News Network, has earned the nickname ‘human printer’ for her frequent printing of messages and posts intended for Trump’s review.
On Friday, journalists captured her boarding the presidential helicopter as it departed for Bedminster National Golf Club, traveling alongside Trump.
A photo shared Sunday by pro-Trump commentator Michael Solakiewicz shows Harp seated behind the ex-president, typing on a tablet while he dines at the club.
The weekend coincided with a surge of unusual posts from Trump, including an AI-generated cartoon depicting him confronting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and repeated threats to rename New Mexico.
He also posted a map on Monday illustrating the United States expanded to include all of continental North America and Greenland.
While Trump is known to dictate social media content aloud during late-night sessions, Harp routinely manages his daily online output, according to previous reporting by The Independent.
Multiple sources confirm she serves as a critical conduit for allies seeking to influence the president’s public messaging.
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Homeland security adviser Stephen Miller has leveraged Harp’s proximity to Trump at least several times to promote ideas, one source told Zeteo.
After Miller reportedly shared videos with her, they later appeared on Trump’s Truth Social feed.
Another associate confirmed using Harp to push a message about cryptocurrency, stating: ‘I wanted the president to post something about crypto, so I [asked Natalie], and it worked.’
The White House has not confirmed Harp’s official duties or her involvement in the recent posts.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
