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Foreign. I have some piping hot tea on convicted felon Donald Trump. And you guys, Pumps loves political gossip. And so I dedicate this episode to you. And this is an article that's coming out of the Daily Beast, and I want to give credit to the journalist Dan Ladenhall, and the headline of it is, Secret Service Freaked out by Trump's Adoring Female Aide. All right, so this is a book that's about to come out from Michael Wolf. I'm going to give you all some background, and then we're going to get Pump's take on it. Okay, the first that I want to read, Kylie. The Secret Service has become concerned about a devoted female Trump aide to the point where they considered her a, quote, potential danger to herself as well as to the President, according to a report. Next. The New York Times reported in November that Harp and this gal used to work for Oann, who was referred to by colleagues as the, quote, human printer because she followed Trump around with a portable printer to give him printouts of information to spare him for looking at screens, penned adoring letters to Trump in 2023 that unnerved people in. In his orbit. And just a little, everybody remembers that Trump, when he had his felony trial, he had somebody that printed out things that he could look at, a picture book of favorable media about himself because they have to limit his screen time. And when I say this, we're talking about the man 77 million Americans elected to be President of the United States, and he has to have his screen time monitored. Okay, next clip. She allegedly wrote to Trump, you are all that matters to me. I don't ever want to let you down, and I want to bring you joy. She wrote this to him. Okay, next up. According to Wolf, Harp's fixation was an open secret among Trump's staff, who found it dis discomforting and the alleged aggressiveness of her attention. The Secret Service, with her letters in their possessions, was now noting the strangeness of her behavior. Nonsense, declared Trump. She just loves her president. According to Wolf's account, Trump had an avuncular and flirtatious relationship with the attractive women who worked for him, whom the President referred to as Charlie's Angels. Wolf writes that Harp was in the entourage, along with his lawyers Alina Haba and Lindsey Halligan, who joined Trump at the NCAA Wrestling Championship in Oklahoma in 2023. Trump's subject of discourse at the NCAA event was which wrestlers the ladies found most attractive. Everyone seemed happy to play along, critiquing the various bodies, rating them as their Type or not. But Natalie couldn't be moved. Trump reportedly pressed her on the matter, trying to make her obvious point even more obvious to everyone listening in. With the disbelief and embarrassment of which Wolf claims that she only had eyes for Trump. Wolf claims that as Harp alleged, quote, obsession with Trump and her love struck adulation became increasingly obvious, she also became increasingly integral to his operation operations. She contacted lawmakers on his behalf and became the keeper of the true social phone, who she was wholly in charge of the Trump posts online. In November, the senior staff of the Trump campaign released a statement saying they'd refuse to respond to Wolf's inquiries, encouraging others to completely disregard whatever nonsense he eventually publishes. So in summation pumps, Trump has this sycophant of all sycophants in his entourage, which that's no surprise. She's the one that makes these picture books for him to look at. She's probably the one that fed him recently. Oh, I found a poll that your approval rating 71% listeners in the low 40s and plummeting as we speak. My prediction is by next week. He's in the 30s, there's no question about it, because the economy's tanking. But she couldn't even participate in sandwich wrestler she thought was hot. And we'll get into the psychology behind Trump's wanting them to do that and him wanting to hear about other men and their bodies being hot, which is totally something we need to analyze. But Pumps, what do you make of all this?
