Trump aide Natalie Harp draws scrutiny as profile rises
What's new: The longtime aide who types Trump's Truth Social posts gained fresh attention after Jon Ossoff mentioned her in a viral speech.
Natalie Harp, a longtime aide to President Donald Trump, has moved into the spotlight after Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned her in a speech that spread widely online. Harp, 35, serves as executive assistant to the president, but reports describe her role as far broader, from managing the flow of information to typing Trump's Truth Social posts as he dictates them. She joined Trump's orbit after publicly crediting the Right to Try Act with helping her get access to experimental treatment for bone cancer. Harp later worked for One America News Network, where she defended Trump and promoted false claims about the 2020 election, before joining his next campaign in 2022 and then the White House.