Natalie | Trump Sings a 1960s Love Song to Natalie Harp | Political Satire

“Natalie” is a lush 1960s-style romantic torch song turned political satire, imagining Donald Trump crooning an impossibly sincere love ballad to his ever-present aide Natalie Harp. With sweeping strings, tender piano, old-school crooner vocals and a huge orchestral finish, the song plays the romance completely straight while weaving in the stranger details reported about Trump and Harp: her role as his “human printer,” the flattering stories she brings him, intensely devoted notes, reported concerns among staff about her loyalty, Melania encountering her in Trump’s private quarters, and Harp accompanying Trump during the extraordinary secret aircraft switch prompted by an Iranian threat. The joke gets darker as Trump mistakes unquestioning affirmation for love, culminating in the ultimate romantic promise: “Keep printing what I want to see.” “Natalie” is a vintage-style comedy song, Donald Trump parody, Natalie Harp satire and political comedy music video about loyalty, flattery, MAGA politics and the strange dynamics inside Trump’s inner circle. The lyrics to all songs on the channel can be found in the closed captions. Listen to the other songs in the RESIST playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiQ69l6ay0IglhNKiK-Sph_jgIHBQPNoa #trump