President Donald Trump's White House aide, Natalie Harp, has a pattern of bizarre behavior around the president, MS NOW's Jen Psaki told viewers on Monday evening.
The aide, sometimes described as "the human printer," made headlines when Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) told a rally of supporters that Trump can't go anywhere without her, implying possible impropriety between the two and sparking public interest — but it wasn't the only reason, noted Psaki.
"Remember Trump's knock-off Air Force One?" said Psaki, referencing Trump's use of a decoy plane unknown to the press and even some of Trump's staffers flying on it. "Well, Natalie Harp was one of a handful of special aides he took with him," even as Secretary of State Marco Rubio was "left to board the plane that was supposedly being targeted by Iran."
But that's not the half of it, said Psaki, because "recent reporting in Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman's book" revealed "Natalie Harp has spent the last few years writing Donald Trump intimate and personal letters, and those letters reportedly include passages like this: 'you are all that matters to me.'"
Other letters, said Psaki, include passages like "I don't ever want to let you down" and call Trump her "guardian and protector in this life."
"Just as an aside, imagine if, of all of the people on this planet, Donald Trump is the one you saw that way," said Psaki. Even stranger, she added, there was another letter in which she begged to get back to "that synergy she used to have with him where, quote, we talk about everything and nothing. She wrote, I want to bring you joy, to feel like we can get through a day without ever having to talk work."
"Again ... a totally normal thing to say to your 80-year-old boss who is the President of the United States, or write to him, I guess I should say," said Psaki.