Natalie Harp, a former host on the far-right One America News network, has become a prominent figure in Donald Trump's administration since becoming an executive assistant in 2025. Her extreme loyalty and unconventional approaches, such as printing every positive news piece about Trump and sharing them with him, have drawn both admiration and concern. Her practices have raised eyebrows within Trump's team and among the public who are wary of her influence.

Harp’s method of carrying a portable printer to immediately print headlines and tweets praising Trump has reportedly endeared her to him. Trump has encouraged her to distribute these articles to journalists, members of Congress, and even foreign diplomats. However, the source of many of these articles, often from dubious far-right platforms, is causing increasing unease among Trump's associates, who worry that this unchecked flow of information could lead to misinformation and a skewed perception of public opinion.

This situation reflects deeper issues within Trump's administration, where loyalty is often prioritized over professionalism and scrutiny. The discomfort felt by both the Secret Service and Trump's close aides indicates a potential crisis where the influence of individuals like Harp could shape not only Trump's media strategy but also the broader narrative about his presidency. As concerns grow over security and information integrity, the dynamics within Trump's team are increasingly scrutinized, raising questions about the implications for future governance.