Trump and White House aide Natalie Harp get the LEGO…

On February 20, 2025, a parody video featuring AI-generated Lego versions of President Donald Trump and White House aide Natalie Harp was released. The content, created by Drew Ponder, uses a country-music-style AI voice and animated figures to satirize the close professional proximity between the president and his staffer.

What happened

The video depicts a Lego version of Natalie Harp following Trump across various settings, including the White House, a golf course, and Air Force One, while carrying a printer and documents. This imagery references reports that Harp frequently provides the president with physical copies of positive news articles and social media commentary, earning her the nickname the human printer. The video also features an AI-generated song with lyrics questioning Harp’s constant presence and includes a depiction of First Lady Melania Trump appearing skeptical of the dynamic.

Beyond simple caricature, the video incorporates references to specific anecdotes surrounding Harp, such as reports that she once ran behind the president’s golf cart in Scotland and allegedly wrote him personal letters expressing extreme devotion. The creator, Drew Ponder, has previously produced similar AI-generated content targeting other figures in the political sphere. The release of the video follows recent public scrutiny regarding Harp’s role, including comments from Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff and reports of her presence on sensitive flights. The video has drawn reactions from political figures and online commentators, highlighting the growing use of generative AI tools in political satire.