Natalie Harp's Letters to President Trump Raise Concerns with Secret Service
Letters written by Natalie Harp, a special assistant and executive assistant to President Trump, have reportedly alarmed the Secret Service and made some of her colleagues uneasy. The Daily Beast published the full content of these letters, which were previously excerpted by Michael Wolff in his book 'All or Nothing' and by The New York Times. Maggie Haberman, a New York Times reporter, stated on CNN's 'The Source' that the Secret Service was concerned by some of the correspondence. Harp, a former right-wing cable host, expressed deep devotion to President Trump in the letters, referring to him as her 'Guardian and Protector in this life' and stating she is 'unworthy' of him. The letters, sent in 2023 before President Trump's re-election, reveal Harp's desire to shift from routine work duties, such as being his 'Human Printer,' to a more personal relationship. She expressed feelings of burnout and envy towards others whose roles seemed to involve merely talking with President Trump and 'looking pretty,' ex... 
