Natalie Harp Spotting Fuels Questions About Trump's AI Posting Spree
Key Points:
- Natalie Harp, a 35-year-old former conservative news anchor known as the "Human Printer," was seen with Donald Trump at his Bedminster golf club, reportedly assisting him in drafting his Truth Social posts during a 37-post tirade.
- Trump’s Sunday posts included bizarre AI-generated images and claims, such as renaming New Mexico to "New America" and asserting control over the moon, raising questions about Harp’s involvement in crafting these messages.
- On Labor Day, Trump launched a lengthy Truth Social tirade attacking a July report by the Center for American Progress, accusing it of being a "Radical Left SCAM" and threatening a lawsuit against the organization and its contributors.
- Trump’s tirade named numerous individuals, companies, and foreign governments allegedly supporting the report, framing them as enemies aligned against him, and vowed legal action in response to their findings.
- The president posted 24 messages between 9:50 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. on Monday, continuing his aggressive and repetitive social media activity.