Jimmy Fallon takes aim at Trump yet again with faux interview with 'obsessed' Natalie Harp

Jimmy Fallon kept up his recent run of anti-Trump comedy on Thursday’s Tonight Show, turning to a sketch built around a wholly fictional portrayal of White House aide Natalie Harp.

The bit came after Fallon spent about two minutes in his standard monologue jabbing at the President over his marriage to First Lady Melania, his health, and the Iran War.

“Well, Trump’s personal aide Natalie Harp continues to be in the news,” Fallon told the audience as he moved into the segment.

Harp, Trump’s 35-year-old executive assistant, has drawn attention since a Washington Post report identified her as one of the few people permitted on a secret flight with Trump out of Turkey last month, as an Iranian assassination threat loomed.

Fallon then cited a later CNN report about a 2023 episode, saying, “We just learned that one time she was told that there wasn’t room for her in Trump’s motorcade, so she hopped in the trunk to avoid getting left behind.”

“Here to comment is Trump’s personal aide, Natalie Harp,” Fallon said, introducing the gag.

Moments later, an actress wearing a blonde wig appeared on screen, framed against a shadowy, unexplained backdrop.

“Wait. I’m sorry, are you — in Trump’s trunk right now?” Fallon asked, as the actress playing Harp appeared to be nearly lying flat.

Jimmy Fallon continued a trend of anti-Trump material on Thursday, bashing the president and his family for two minutes before a pointed sketch

Jimmy Fallon continued a trend of anti-Trump material on Thursday, bashing the president and his family for two minutes before a pointed sketch

The sketch was a faux interview carried out by Fallon an entirely fictionalized version of 35-year-old White House aide Natalie Harp

The sketch was a faux interview carried out by Fallon an entirely fictionalized version of 35-year-old White House aide Natalie Harp

‘Don’t be ridiculous. That would be humiliating,’ the upbeat aide said. 

‘I mean, it really does look like you are though,’ Fallon pressed.

‘Okay, hot shot. If I were in a trunk, would I have this tire pressure gauge?’ she asked, producing the tool.

‘Actually, yes. That’s exactly what you would have,’ Fallon said.

‘Oh yeah? What about this car-jack?’ the faux Harp quipped.

The sequence continued with other commonplace car appliances, with the fictitious aide even whipping out a bottle of anti-freeze as purported proof.

As Fallon remained skeptical, Harp warned she was about to hit a ‘pothole.’

‘Pothole?! Clearly, you’re in the trunk,’ Fallon said. ‘You have to admit it’s a little weird that you’re so obsessed with the president that you can’t be away from his side for even one second, right?’

Harp has dominated headlines for roughly a week after being mentioned by a Democratic Georgia Senator and a recent Washington Post report that highlighted her position and apparent importance to the President

Harp has dominated headlines for roughly a week after being mentioned by a Democratic Georgia Senator and a recent Washington Post report that highlighted her position and apparent importance to the President

The fake Harp whipped out a bottle of antifreeze - calling it a bottle of water - as proof she wasn't hiding in the trunk of a car. A report from CNN revealed she traveled in such a setting to join Trump on a trip from DC to a Manhattan courthouse despite being told there was no room

The fake Harp whipped out a bottle of antifreeze – calling it a bottle of water – as proof she wasn’t hiding in the trunk of a car. A report from CNN revealed she traveled in such a setting to join Trump on a trip from DC to a Manhattan courthouse despite being told there was no room

The actress playing Harp hit back, calling the characterization ‘so unfair.’

‘What are you going to accuse me of next? Hiding under his bed while he sleeps and gently whispering love poetry so quietly that he thinks it’s just the wind, but I know what I’m saying, I know exactly what I’m saying, and I mean every word.

‘Every single word,’ she emphasized, with repeated, suggestive looks to the camera.

The sketch continued with showrunners lampooning the White House aide’s reported reputation as ‘a human printer,’ for a tendency to tail the President with a portable printer so he can read documents as hard copies, The New York Times reported Tuesday amid a surge of interest into the staffer, after she was mentioned by Georgia Senator Jon Ossoff in a Sunday speech as well.

The faux Harp produced some printed versions of love letters to the President as she unconvincingly pushed back on real rumors that Harp and the president are closer than their professional relationship may suggest.

She was jarred by another pothole to end the bit, while Fallon laughed.  

Ossoff, while criticizing Trump, said the President simply ‘wants to build his ballroom and travel with Natalie on their apparently defenseless flying palace gifted by the Emir of Qatar’ on Sunday.

The mention already came amid growing questions about Trump’s closeness with the staffer since the Post report, which highlighted how important Harp’s work was to the President.

The sketch ended with the actress producing her love letters to Trump - a reference to her reported reputation as Trump's 'human printer' and tendency to carry around a portable printer for the Preisdent's benefit

The sketch ended with the actress producing her love letters to Trump – a reference to her reported reputation as Trump’s ‘human printer’ and tendency to carry around a portable printer for the Preisdent’s benefit

On Tuesday, CNN’s Erin Burnett had Harp’s estranged brother Preston Harp on her show ‘OutFront.’ He said his sister may have an ‘unhealthy obsession’ with Trump. She was hired as his assistant in 2022.

Her devotion to Trump has remained consistent despite attempts by his inner circle to distance her from the President, according to both the Times and CNN. 

Fallon already mocked Donald Trump’s marriage, his approach to foreign policy, and claims he is ‘in excellent health’ in recent episodes.

Producers also offered a Trump sketch on August 11. It panned the President for hiding in a catering cart before boarding the plane with Harp and others.

High-powered officials like Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent remained on a ‘decoy plane.’

The Daily Mail approached the White House for comment. 

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