Well, we've got another example of the "Dem-media-Dem" circle of life taking place. That happens when a Democrat makes a claim which the media then reports, culminating then in other Democrats citing those stories as proof the initial allegation was valid.
You might remember when Sen. Jon Ossoff made a disgusting smear when he clearly intended to leave the impression that there is something inappropriate going on between President Trump and one of his aides, Natalie Harp. Ossoff then tried to reel that back in when pressed about what he said, but the chum was already in the water for "journalists" who know instinctively what to do next.
The media is actually trying to pretend that it's a real mystery why President Trump's personal aide and executive assistant is always seen traveling with him. pic.twitter.com/ZiNV2t956P
— Greg Price (@greg_price11) August 18, 2026
An aide who travels with her boss? Scandal!
CNN even had a segment on during which Harp's brother was interviewed, which is sinking low even for them.
You'll also notice that the media have helped the Democrats shift the story from Ossoff's original insinuation to this story:
Meet Natalie Harp, the aide so close to Trump she once rode in an SUV trunk to accompany him
— Kristen Holmes (@KristenhCNN) August 18, 2026
“As the motorcade idled outside his Trump Tower residence, staffers confronted a more immediate problem: There wasn’t room for Harp, the hyper-loyal aide whose devotion to Trump had…
Oh, really? Is that as accurate as the "Trump grabbed the steering wheel" story that CNN helped push a few years ago?
1. What a bizarre interview. Why would CNN greenlight a segment like this?
— Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 (@alexbruesewitz) August 19, 2026
2. It’s crappy that her brother agreed to appear. Disagreements between siblings are one thing, but going on national television to try to embarrass them is another. https://t.co/0T04kUMqqE
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Because CNN is a garbage network that helps promote trash narratives on behalf of the Democrats. And what exactly is an "SUV trunk"?
A “trunk” in an SUV? Show your work.
— Julie Kelly 🇺🇸 (@julie_kelly2) August 19, 2026
It's possible this conversation took place in an office at CNN:
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“She rode in the back of an SUV.”
“Call it a ‘trunk’ so she seems more desperate.”
“Do SUVs have trunks?”
“Look, do you want to work at CNN or not?”
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This caught the attention of Chip Roy, who summed up CNN's journalistic priorities this way:
CNN folks are losing their minds over Natalie Harp riding in the back of a suburban “because Trump” but were silent when 53 illegal aliens were baked alive in the back of an 18-wheeler in San Antonio under Biden… https://t.co/30tHFbU0Ld
— Chip Roy (@chiproytx) August 19, 2026
THIS. Is CNN.
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