Preston Harp, estranged brother of White House aide Natalie Harp, told CNN's Erin Burnett that his sister's closeness to Trump stems from their upbringing steeped in 'American exceptionalism,' not physical attraction. He argued Trump embodies the worldview their mother instilled, and that Natalie never moved past it.
He also pushed back on the widely cited origin story that Trump personally saved Natalie's life during her bone cancer battle, noting that what Trump actually did was sign a law making experimental drugs and insurance coverage more accessible — not a personal rescue. Preston Harp closed by saying Trump's 'best friends' are people in his fan club, adding that Natalie is 'his biggest fan' and, in his view, 'good-looking,' before expressing hope his sister would someday see everyone as part of one human family.
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