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Brother Condemns Natalie Harp’s White House Printer, Disputed Cancer Claim

6/26/2026

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Natalie Harp's brother publicly condemned her as enabling a national embarrassment.
Despite family criticism and Secret Service concerns, Natalie Harp remains in the White House and follows President Donald Trump with a portable printer delivering paper copies.
A former One America News (OAN) employee, Natalie Harp claimed the 2019 Right to Try Act allowed her bone-cancer treatment, a claim the Washington Post disputes and that books describe as a fixation.

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Natalie Harp's brother publicly condemned her as enabling a national embarrassment.
Despite family criticism and Secret Service concerns, Natalie Harp remains in the White House and follows President Donald Trump with a portable printer delivering paper copies.
A former One America News (OAN) employee, Natalie Harp claimed the 2019 Right to Try Act allowed her bone-cancer treatment, a claim the Washington Post disputes and that books describe as a fixation.