Trump Unveils Executive Order to Lower Diesel Prices at Nebraska Rally

Trump signs executive order to cut diesel costs at Nebraska rally as midterm elections approach.

October 6, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — Grand Island, United States — President Donald Trump unveiled an executive order aimed at lowering diesel prices during a rally in Nebraska, where he invited his close advisor Natalie Harp to sign the document on stage.

The event took place in Grand Island on Monday night, with Trump describing Harp as the “Human Printer” for her role in providing him with physical copies of social media posts and news articles while traveling. He asked her to hand him the executive order, which would allow the purchase of tax-free red-dyed diesel, a fuel commonly used in agriculture and construction.

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Harp delivered the document, and Trump signed it in front of supporters before tossing his pen into the crowd. He then compared her to a model from the game show The Price Is Right, saying, She reminds me of The Price Is Right. The move was seen as a strategic effort to address rising fuel costs ahead of the midterm elections, particularly in states like Nebraska, where farmers have been struggling with high diesel prices.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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