Snapshot · The Bulwark Podcast
Trump aide Natalie Harp left raw, emotional notes in Trump's private spaces, including one saying 'You are all that matters to me,' which alarmed Secret Service agents.
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Tim Miller pivots to a more personal revelation from the book: the notes that Natalie Harp, Trump's constant information aide and 'human printer,' was leaving in his private White House spaces. Haberman describes them as raw and emotional — in one, Harp wrote 'You are all that matters to me.' The Secret Service was alarmed enough to raise concerns. Trump is open about his feelings toward Harp: she loves him on staff, he tells people, as much as his wife and children do. While the rest of his aides will eventually go make money elsewhere, he says, she will never leave him. Haberman notes that Harp — a former OAN network figure who has been with Trump since late 2021 or 2022 — was present for every single court appearance during his 2024 Manhattan trial and was one of only a handful of people in the room during Haberman and Swan's fact-checking interview with Trump.
Natalie Harp, Trump's constant information aide known as the 'human printer,' was leaving raw emotional notes in Trump's private White House spaces — one read 'You are all that matters to me.' The Secret Service was alarmed. Trump openly tells people she loves him as much as his wife and children.
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