Donald Trump and the White House have lashed out at a CNN journalist, Kristen Holmes, who asked the U.S. president to respond to an attack by a Democratic senator regarding his alleged closeness to an assistant.
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“One day your children will come across your disgusting and inhuman question. They will be nauseated,” attacked an account of the U.S. administration on X, Rapid Response 47, accusing the White House correspondent in another post of having delivered a “low blow against one of President Trump’s assistants” during a Q&A session in the Oval Office.
Holmes had asked Trump to comment on statements by Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff, who said the president prioritizes his personal interests over his role. “He wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie,” he said during a rally referring to Natalie Harp, an assistant who is always by Trump’s side, according to reports from various media.
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Harp, a former TV personality, often appears alongside Trump and has been nicknamed the “human printer” due to her habit of providing the president with pages and pages of documents. In the book “Regime Change,” two New York Times journalists wrote that Harp’s loyalty extended to writing him “adoring letters,” including one that read: “You are all that matters to me.”
During an exchange with journalists, the president did not directly answer Holmes’ question, but shortly after, when she asked him questions about North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, he attacked her head-on.
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