President Donald Trump’s shadow social media manager has been dragged into the spotlight as his Truth Social cash grab faces legal scrutiny.
Natalie Harp, the president’s 35-year-old “human printer,” was among the top aides name-dropped in a Monday court filing seeking a preliminary injunction that would prohibit both her and Trump “from posting, or allowing to be posted, announcements” on Truth Social “so long as ‘Truth API’ is in operation.”
Truth API is a new service introduced by the Trump Media & Technology Group that would grant users early access to the president’s posts in exchange for a staggering $100,000 a month. The feature would give high-flying users, like Wall Street firms, an early peek at Trump’s posts on U.S. policy on tariffs, war, and other critical government issues.
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