Natalie Harp behind Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico at White House
All three news outlets separately said their teams' press passes were confiscated
The White House on Saturday denied access to journalists from CNN, MS NOW and Politico, following through with US President Donald Trump's announcement that he would ban them from the building's grounds.
All three news outlets separately said their teams' press passes were confiscated on Saturday morning when their journalists went to the White House.
CNN, MS NOW and Politico sued President Donald Trump and other members of his administration on Monday for banning them from White House grounds, saying it violated their rights to free speech and a free press under the US Constitution's First Amendment.
According to a report, it was all Natalie Harp's fault that three major news organizations got banned from the White House .
It reportedly happened after she showed President Trump clips of TV hosts ripping him.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Natalie put the final nail in the coffin for CNN, MS NOW and Politico when she showed the commander-in-chief all the negative stories the three media outlets had published about him.
Natalie is one of the closest aides to Trump, declaring her undying loyalty to the President in intimate letters she personally sent him.
She once credited President Donald Trump with saving her life after she contracted a rare cancer.
She has referred to herself as a cancer survivor, or as someone “living with” the disease rather than dying from it.
Harp has credited Trump’s Right to Try law, signed in 2018, with saving or dramatically improving her life by allowing her access to investigational therapies.
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