Trump gave US$45,000 cash gift to 'human printer' aide: US media
WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump gave his executive assistant Natalie Harp a US$45,000 cash gift, US media reported Tuesday.
US President Donald Trump presented his executive assistant Natalie Harp with a US$45,000 cash gift, according to US media reports on Tuesday. Two other White House employees, Margo Martin and Chamberlain Harris, also received similar amounts, the Washington Post revealed. The three women identified the payments as "Cash Gift for Holidays," citing financial disclosure forms.
Harp, who has worked closely with Trump during his second term, has been known as the "human printer" due to her role in typing social media posts and printing information. She earns an annual salary of US$150,000 as the special assistant and executive assistant to the president. A White House spokesperson defended the gifts, stating they were unrelated to the individuals' duties and fully compliant with legal and ethical standards.
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