Natalie Harp is a key aide and gatekeeper to U.S. Pres. Donald Trump, serving as his special assistant and executive assistant. She is known for her loyalty and proximity to Trump, often sitting in on meetings and managing his communications. She caught Trump’s attention in 2019 during an appearance on Fox & Friends, in which she credited Trump’s Right to Try Act with saving her life. In 2022 she left One America News Network to work full-time for Trump. When he returned to the White House in 2025, Harp came as a valued aide. But her name became part of the national conversation in August 2026, when it was revealed that she was one of a handful of aides who flew with the president on a surreptitious flight out of Turkey. When Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff mentioned Harp in a campaign speech, her role in the administration came under greater scrutiny.
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