Natalie Harp’s Brother Says Her Admiration for Trump Began Years Ago

Ken Cedeno / REUTERS The brother of Donald Trump’s fawning aide Natalie Harp revealed that her fascination with the president began long ago.

The executive assistant’s estranged brother, Preston Harp, appeared on CNN’s OutFront on Tuesday to share his perspective on his 35-year-old sister’s sudden thrust into the media spotlight.

Host Erin Burnett showed a clip of Harp saying Trump was her “first exposure to politics,” but her brother disputed that account, saying he believes his sister’s political leanings stem from their upbringing under their devout Christian mother.

“My mom raised us with the idea that American exceptionalism was the correct way of looking at things—that the United States is the boss of the world and that slavery was normal back then, so people weren’t bad because they had slaves,” he explained.

“Honestly, Trump wants to take all those books out of schools.

He wants to rewrite history,” Preston continued.

“I think my sister unfortunately didn’t break out of that delusion my mom raised us with.

Trump is everything my mom taught us to respect.” “I think that’s where her infatuation with Trump comes from, honestly, because I don’t think it’s a physical attraction.

Let’s get real,” he added.

Preston said that his sister is the president’s “biggest fan,” which is why Trump, 80, keeps her so close at hand.

“Trump’s best friends are people who are his fan club,” he said.

“That’s probably why he likes her.

And, like, she’s good-looking.

She’s got a good personality...