Senator Jon Ossoff has ignited a political dispute by mocking President Donald Trump's travel with aide Natalie Harp, claiming the pair journey together on a "defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar". The remarks thrust the 35-year-old executive assistant into the spotlight.
Harp, often called the "human printer" for carrying a portable device to produce documents for the president, manages Trump's Truth Social account and serves as a gatekeeper to the Oval Office. She was among a select few who accompanied Trump when he secretly swapped aircraft departing Turkey last month amid security concerns. The White House called Harp one of the president's most loyal and hardworking aides, while a colleague dismissed internal jealousy over her access.
Harp rose to prominence after crediting Trump's Right to Try Act with saving her life from terminal bone cancer.