Donald Trump’s decision to feature aide Natalie Harp at his rally in Nebraska on Monday night raised eyebrows on MS NOW on Tuesday morning.
That led to speculation about how the absent first lady Melania Trump viewed the proceedings.
In Grand Island on Monday night, Trump asked Harp to bring him the executive order that will allow anyone to purchase tax-free red-dyed diesel.
The blonde ever-present aide, who has become the subject of White House intrigue and gossip, then pranced out on stage with a huge smile and handed Trump the executive order, which he signed in front of his supporters.
After the president handed it back to her, he told the cheering crowd, “She reminds me of ‘The Price Is Right.’”
“This perfect person comes up, hands it, walks off,” he continued. “We should go on television with this show. Right?”
That led “Morning Joe” co-host Willie Geist to sum up the mutual sign of affection between the two by telling the panel, “Natalie Harp walked it out to him, he signed it, and he said, this is like ‘The Price Is Right,’ when the 'perfect person' hands you this document and then signed it.”
“A penny for the thoughts of the first lady,” Geist joked to the amusement of his co-hosts.