Bill Maher Criticizes Donald Trump and aide Natalie Harp on recent episode
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On August 21, Bill Maher mocked President Donald Trump and his assistant Natalie Harp, referencing leaked personal letters and previous lawsuits.
During the August 21 broadcast of "Real Time With Bill Maher," the host addressed President Donald Trump and his executive assistant Natalie Harp after letters from Harp to Trump were made public. Maher noted that Senator Jon Ossoff had recently mentioned Harp in a criticism of Trump, adding that rumors about their relationship were circulating.
"The Democratic Party has a new attack dog, and he’s very good at it. Senator Jon Ossoff of Georgia, he really went after Trump this week," Maher said.
Maher also referenced a prior lawsuit filed by Trump supporter Laura Loomer over a joke about a romantic relationship, stating that he had won the case but found the litigation costly.
He described Harp as traveling with Trump and carrying a portable printer to produce printed copies of favorable news articles, suggesting that Trump prefers physical copies.
"Now, Natalie is kind of Trump’s emotional support employee. That’s true. She travels with him everywhere, and she brings a portable, wireless printer so she can print out flattering news articles," Maher said.
Maher linked the discussion to former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen’s recent podcast appearance, recalling Cohen’s past accusations against Trump.
"Remember Michael Cohen? His fixer who once called Trump a cheater, a liar, a fraud, a bully, a racist, a predator, and a con-man," Maher said.
The segment concluded with Maher urging the audience to limit Trump’s circle of close associates.