When Donald Trump decided to ditch his Qatari-donated version of Air Force One and sneak aboard the original Air Force One last month while attending the NATO summit in Istanbul, Turkey, one of the few people who knew about the switch was his “personal aide,” Natalie Harp, who is Donnie’s faithful companion and has even been called his “diaper nanny.”
According to Maggie Haberman of The New York Times, Trump and Harp do indeed have a very special (and somewhat creepy) connection. So much so that she noted it would be fair to call Harp the president’s “comfort blanket.”
Haberman was a guest on MS NOW this morning, and she told the hosts, “We still don’t have answers to as to how he picked. I can guess why Natalie Harp and and Dan Scavino were with him.”
“She is sort of his binkie for lack of a better way of putting it,” Haberman added, “[His] comfort blanket.”
Another person who made the transfer from one plane to the other was Walt Nauta, of whom Haberman noted, “He also always carries that brown leather briefcase that became very familiar in term one. It had things like Tic Tacs and hairspray and all kinds of stuff.”
But why was Deputy Chief of Staff Steven Miller left aboard the plane that Trump abandoned? MS NOW host Jacob Soberoff asked.
“[Miller] is sort of locked at the hip with the president,” Soboroff said. “And when I heard that he left Stephen Miller back on the plane, I don’t know, my ears perked up. I don’t know what to make of it.”
“As best as we can tell from our reporting, this was a scramble,” Haberman replied. “I understand this all happened fast, but it speaks to the degree to which they don’t trust the media. They don’t see having to tell the media things as a priority at all, or public disclosure.”
While he loves to portray himself as a macho kind of guy, in reality Donald Trump is a whiny little man child who needs constant reassurance and babying. He’s an adolescent in the body of an 80-year-old pervert. And he must be paying Natalie Harp a fortune for her to put up with his stench.
