The story of Natalie Harp, Donald Trump’s aide, has intensified with new revelations. A photo from 2023 shows Harp sprinting alone toward Trump’s golf cart in Scotland, while others walk, underscoring her intense devotion. She later apologized in a letter to Trump, admitting she felt embarrassed and was distracted by lack of food and sleep. This follows the resurfacing of an old video where Harp makes dubious medical claims, saying Trump saved her life through his “Right to Try” act. Experts dispute this, noting the law didn’t apply to her case, as she used FDA-approved drugs off-label, which was legal before Trump. Her old Twitter account, started in 2016, reveals a long-standing obsession, including comparing Trump to the Good Samaritan and pinning a tribute to him. The relationship has alarmed even the Secret Service, who were concerned about her behavior, and she reportedly lacked a security clearance until Trump intervened. With leaked letters and testimonies from her estranged brother, the media continues to question the nature of their bond. The author expresses unease, suggesting something deeply wrong and weird is happening, but acknowledges uncertainty about what’s truly occurring behind the scenes.
So the Trump Natalie Harp story has gotten even weirder. Every single day it continues to get worse. If you can even believe it, it's like it just doesn't end. It's really, really strange. With this new photo of Natalie Harp going viral. What you're looking at is a photo of Harp in Scotland when Donald Trump was golfing back in 2023. And it looks like a normal photo on face value of Trump just like in his golf cart with a secret service behind him. Like, okay, fine, no problem. When you zoom into the photo though, in the background, you can see Natalie Harp sprinting towards Donald Trump in his golf cart. This is the full image. You can see her all the way at the back there sprinting towards Donald Trump. Notice how she's the only one doing that. There are like other people on foot, it appears to be police or secret service or something along those lines. All those other people are walking. Natalie Harp is the only one sprinting up to be with Donald Trump. This photo has gone viral and it's actually something that Natalie Harp addressed in one of her letters that she wrote to Donald Trump. We talked about those letters, both of them, on the show earlier today, but this is just a small excerpt in a letter referencing the Scotland Golf Course. Natalie wrote, and I quote, "I am also sorry if I was an embarrassment walking the course in Scotland. I want things to always be right between us. I also know I've been distracted all week for getting to eat throughout the days and even for getting to sleep and only catching a couple of hours at a time." And she concluded that letter by saying, "With all my heart, Natalie." So maybe she had a moment of self-awareness where she was like, "Yeah, I looked pretty silly," sprinting the golf course, but this was in her love letter where she said something along the lines of like, "You know, you're all that matters to me." It continues to get weirder. And there's a bunch of stuff that is resurfaced as well about Natalie Harp that we're gonna talk about in this video as well. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment. Let me know what you think about this stuff, your support for the show, for the message, for young people and politics goes an incredibly long way and I greatly appreciate every single one of you at home. We're in this together and that always keeps me sane. You know what I mean? So let me show you something else that's come out about Natalie Harp. This is a creepy video that she made years ago with unverifiable medical claims to promote her loyalty to Donald Trump. This video is old, you can kind of tell it's old by the fact that the quality is terrible, but just now it's resurfacing given everything that's been going on with Natalie Harp in the news. Just watch this, I, you know, this video just doesn't strike me as coming from somebody who is all there, you know, mentally like sane. You'll just see what I mean, just watch. - I didn't care much about politics, until politics didn't care much about me. I'm Natalie Harp. Two years ago, I was the victim of medical hair. Accidentally infused with sterile water. I went into hemorrhagic shock, losing 100% of the average person's blood platelets, but only 30% of my own. Thanks to a rare blood condition, I became the only survivor of sterile water infusion. But today, I have cancer from chronic pain. I've had to pee my own medical bills, then deny appointments, prescribe dope pills, give an access to life and in drugs, and every problem could be traced back to politics. - I have no patience for injustice, no tolerance for government and confidence of which there is so much. No sympathy for leaders who fail their citizens. When innocent people suffer, because our political system lacks the will or the courage or the basic decency to enforce our laws, or still worse, as sold out to some corporate lobbyist for cash, I am not able to look the other way, and I won't look the other way. - Okay, so that's just a propaganda video. That's what it is. I mean, this is like North Korean style propaganda video where look, Natalie Harp has genuinely had real medical issues. She had bone cancer and I'm glad that Natalie Harp no longer has that. I wouldn't wish cancer on anybody, it's an awful thing. So genuinely, she's had medical issues, but attributing her survival to Donald Trump and using her story to support Donald Trump is kind of crazy. It's especially crazy because she's saying that Donald Trump essentially saved her life, and that is not true. This has actually been debunked time and time again. Check this out. Just a reminder, no, Donald Trump did not save Natalie Harp's life. As the president's close relationship with Natalie Harp has come under scrutiny, a litany of magosocial media accounts have jumped to her defense. Notably, numerous accounts have claimed that their relationship is nothing if not honorable. After all, Harp credits Trump with saving her life. Specifically, his 2018 right to try act in an emotional dress at the 2020 RNC, Harp claimed that after she was diagnosed with stage two bone cancer, she was a beneficiary of Trump's policy intended to give patients access to experimental medical treatments. Saying quote, "When I failed the chemotherapies that were on the market, no one wanted me in their clinical trials. They didn't give me the right to experimental treatments, Mr. President, you did, and without you, I'd have died waiting for them to be approved." But experts have long cast doubt on her story. Harp claims she received a quote, FDA-approved immunotherapy drugs for an unimproved use. But Trump's right to try law only applies to drugs that have not been approved by the FDA. Healthcare providers were already allowed to prescribe FDA-approved drugs for off-label uses long before Trump entered office. In reality, Trump's right to try was a massive failure, a repackaging of the expanded access that patients already had with decreased federal oversight. The president's claims that the program has saved thousands of lives couldn't be further from the truth. The most recent report shows the policy supported access to only six drugs in 2025. So her main claim to support for Donald Trump, her life being saved by Donald Trump, is actually not true. And she should be attributing a different president or a different Congress or somebody else with saving her life, a law that they passed many, many years ago. But it doesn't stop there because we're also learning of Natalie Harp's old Trump-obsessed Twitter account. So this is, it's deep. This is not just like a casual, "Hey, I like Donald Trump, "ham is assistant, I'm loyal to him." This is someone who's been deeply obsessed with Trump for a long time. Natalie Harp's pre-White House Trump obsessed Twitter account as resurfaced as the president's favorite blonde aide faces a media firestorm over their unusually close relationship. Harp's obsession with Trump has been known for years, but it's come under renewed focus lately because of everything we've talked about in our videos on the show. Fawning letters and a testimony from her estranged brother who asserted that the relationship is unhealthy, added to the attention when Senator John Assof made that joke about Donald Trump at his rally that really set off this mega firestorm. On Thursday, the Daily Beast published those letters that we read on the show in full. On the old Twitter account, which was started in 2016, Harp compares Trump to a biblical figure. Quote, "We all know the story of the Good Samaritan." She begins before launching into a story about how she claims Trump saved her life. But, quote, "What you don't know is I was that forgotten person "on the side of the road, left to die of medical error "and cancer, the political establishment passed me by, "but at Donald Trump didn't meet my Good Samaritan." Man, and these are just, wow, I mean, that is like, I just can't get over how crazy some of this stuff is. The last month with Donald and Natalie Harp, these are all the different times that they were spotted together, and this is just a short list. This is the last month. And look, these are the days highlighted from July 19th onward, crazy stuff. And this is the, that was her pinned tweet. That was the pinned tweet on her account, meaning that if you clicked on her page, this is exactly what you saw. And I wanna point out as well, that her obsession with Donald Trump and her leaving of letters for Donald Trump in his personal spaces got so bad that it actually caught the attention of the Secret Service, and they became alarmed by her obsession with Trump. That's how weird it got. That's how bad it was, and that's how bad it still is. The Secret Service, the people who served Donald Trump every day thought, you know, there's some concerning things here. There's also a conversation of Natalie Harp not serving in Donald Trump's administration without a security clearance for a very long time. She was denied one, and then Donald Trump got involved and then got her the proper security clearance. There's just like, like there's something going on here, and I can't exactly put my finger on what it is, maybe in the comments you have a theory that you stand by, but I really just can't pin something down. My gut is just telling me that something very wrong and very weird is taking place here, but there's no real way for us to know on the outside. You know, it seems like there's people inside the White House who are leaking stuff to the media, and we're getting like a more clear picture on their relationship, and really what's taking place behind the scenes. But everything we've seen so far has been pretty weird, and I must say, when I saw this picture, and I know mag has been writing it off, like, oh, it's just, you know, whatever, it's a photo. Who cares? I don't think so. When I saw this picture, my skin kind of crawled. A picture is worth a thousand words. That's kind of the vibe I'm getting with this photo. So look, I will leave it there. Thank you so much for watching. Please make sure to subscribe down below, drop a like on the video, comment, let me know what you think about the story, have an amazing rest of your day, and we will talk soon.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
A viral photo from 2023 shows Natalie Harp sprinting toward Donald Trump’s golf cart in Scotland, while others walk, highlighting her unusual behavior.
Harp apologized in a letter to Trump for potentially embarrassing him on the golf course, citing exhaustion and lack of sleep.
An old propaganda-style video resurfaced, where Harp makes unverifiable medical claims and credits Trump with saving her life, which experts have debunked.
Trump’s “Right to Try” act did not save her life, as she used FDA-approved drugs off-label, which was already legal before his policy.
Harp’s pre-White House Twitter account shows deep Trump obsession, including comparing him to the Good Samaritan, and her pinned tweet was a tribute to him.
Her behavior alarmed the Secret Service, and she initially lacked a security clearance until Trump intervened to grant her one.
The relationship remains under media scrutiny, with leaked details from the White House suggesting ongoing concern.
Summary:
The story of Natalie Harp, Donald Trump’s aide, has intensified with new revelations. A photo from 2023 shows Harp sprinting alone toward Trump’s golf cart in Scotland, while others walk, underscoring her intense devotion. She later apologized in a letter to Trump, admitting she felt embarrassed and was distracted by lack of food and sleep.
This follows the resurfacing of an old video where Harp makes dubious medical claims, saying Trump saved her life through his “Right to Try” act. Experts dispute this, noting the law didn’t apply to her case, as she used FDA-approved drugs off-label, which was legal before Trump. Her old Twitter account, started in 2016, reveals a long-standing obsession, including comparing Trump to the Good Samaritan and pinning a tribute to him.
The relationship has alarmed even the Secret Service, who were concerned about her behavior, and she reportedly lacked a security clearance until Trump intervened. With leaked letters and testimonies from her estranged brother, the media continues to question the nature of their bond. The author expresses unease, suggesting something deeply wrong and weird is happening, but acknowledges uncertainty about what’s truly occurring behind the scenes.
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A photo from 2023 in Scotland shows Natalie Harp sprinting toward Donald Trump's golf cart while others are walking, which went viral and drew attention to her unusual behavior.
In a letter, Harp apologized for potentially embarrassing herself while walking the course, citing distraction from lack of food and sleep, and expressed a desire for things to be right between them.
Harp claimed she survived a sterile water infusion due to a rare blood condition, later developed cancer from chronic pain, and credited Trump's policies for saving her life.
Experts have debunked this claim. Trump's Right to Try Act applies only to unapproved drugs, while Harp received FDA-approved drugs off-label, which was already legal before Trump's policy.
Her pre-White House Twitter account, started in 2016, showed deep obsession with Trump, including comparing him to the Good Samaritan and crediting him with saving her life.
Her obsession with Trump, including leaving letters in his personal spaces, was so intense that it caught the Secret Service's attention and raised concerns.
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