Trump's 'human printer' Natalie Harp moves into his private dining room as midterm fears grip the White House

Natalie Harp, 35, Trump's special assistant and self-styled 'human printer', has relocated from her desk outside the Oval Office into Trump's cluttered private dining room, where she works from a designated spot among towers of printed articles. Sixteen current and former officials described a grim, unpredictable mood in the West Wing as Republicans fear losing control of both the House and Senate. Harp has also been upgraded to riding in Trump's presidential limousine rather than travelling separately in the motorcade.

Trump was so enraged by Bill Maher mocking his Epstein links that he dictated a 1,300-word Truth Social rant to Harp aboard Air Force One.

Housing chief Bill Pulte has been likened by one administration official to a 'court jester', feeding Trump memes and AI-generated images to lift his mood.

Harp once wrote to Trump: 'You are all that matters to me' — letters leaked earlier this year that first exposed the depth of her devotion to the president.