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Trump Says Diesel-Tax Deferral Saves Truckers $100

By Drooid · Oct 7, 2026, 12:22 PM UTC · How we work

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Trump Legislative Legacy

President Donald Trump likened aide Natalie Harp to “Price is Right” presenter as she handed a diesel-tax deferral order at a Nebraska rally on Oct. 5, 2026.
The diesel-tax deferral, Trump said, will save truckers roughly $100 per fill-up through 2026.
Natalie Harp, nicknamed the “human printer,” carried a portable printer while traveling.
She survived bone cancer after a treatment authorized by the 2018 Right-to-Try law Trump signed.

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Self Glorifying Ad Spending

U.S. President Donald Trump likened aide Natalie Harp to ‘Price is Right’ presenter as she handed him diesel order at Nebraska rally Oct. 5, 2026.
The coverage highlights Trump’s leering toward the younger aide, raising concerns about workplace harassment and a power imbalance.
Harp earns $150,000 annually as the president’s executive assistant and is nicknamed the “human printer.”
Trump allocated $20 million of Homeland Security funds for self-glorifying ads presented as public-service announcements.

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President Donald Trump allocated $20 million of Homeland Security funds for self-glorifying advertisements that were presented as public service announcements.
Within this story's sources, this angle appears mainly in Left-leaning coverage and receives less attention in Center-leaning coverage and is not highlighted.

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Trump Legislative Legacy

President Donald Trump likened aide Natalie Harp to “Price is Right” presenter as she handed a diesel-tax deferral order at a Nebraska rally on Oct. 5, 2026.
The diesel-tax deferral, Trump said, will save truckers roughly $100 per fill-up through 2026.
Natalie Harp, nicknamed the “human printer,” carried a portable printer while traveling.
She survived bone cancer after a treatment authorized by the 2018 Right-to-Try law Trump signed.

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