Natalie Harp, a White House staffer closely associated with former President Donald Trump, was reportedly present during a weekend of activity at Bedminster National Golf Club in New Jersey. Known as the "human printer," Harp is responsible for printing out social media messages and posts for Trump, often acting as a key intermediary between Trump and his online presence. She was seen boarding the presidential helicopter with Trump on Friday as they traveled to the golf club. Harp later appeared in a photo shared by pro-Trump media personality Michael Solakiewicz, where she was seen typing on a tablet behind Trump as he dined at Bedminster. During the weekend, Trump posted a series of unusual messages on social media, including an AI-generated cartoon of himself attacking Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and multiple statements suggesting he might rename New Mexico. These posts drew attention due to their unusual nature and timing. The Independent has reached out to the White House to confirm Harp's involvement and whereabouts during the weekend. Harp previously worked as an anchor on the right-wing news network One America News Network and now operates just outside the Oval Office. Some sources suggest she is used as a channel to influence Trump's social media content. For example, Homeland Security adviser Stephen Miller, who helped shape Trump's immigration policies, is said to have used Harp to share content on Trump's social media platform, Truth Social. Another unnamed source claimed they asked Harp to promote a message about cryptocurrency, which reportedly had an impact. Although Trump's golf weekend has ended, his attention-grabbing posts have continued. On Monday, he shared a message displaying a map where the United States appeared to cover all of continental North America and Greenland, further fueling speculation about the origin and intent of his social media activity.