Deleted tweets show Natalie Harp’s zealous support of Trump on January 6

Vanished Posts Reveal a White House Aide’s Fervent January 6 Loyalty to Trump

Healfromzero.com – When Natalie Harp’s social media account disappeared from X — the platform formerly known as Twitter — it took with it a detailed digital record of how one of President Donald Trump’s closest aides spent the chaotic morning of January 6, 2021. A review of the now-suspended account uncovered more than 150 individual posts made that single day, painting a portrait of unrelenting devotion to the president and his contested election narrative. The account’s removal leaves open questions about timing and responsibility: it remains unclear whether Harp herself deleted the posts or whether the platform took the account down, and no explanation has been offered by either party.

A Day of Amplification

On the morning of January 6, crowds began converging on Washington, D.C., for Trump’s scheduled address near the White House. Harp, then 29 years old and serving as a host on One America News Network, had described herself in her social media bio as a member of a Trump “advisory board.” From the earliest hours, she relayed messages from members of the president’s family declaring that

“This movement will never, ever die!”

and

“This fight has only just begun.”

As demonstrators assembled for the speech, Harp characterized the gathering as composed of “patriots” and urged members of Congress to demonstrate

“a fraction of the courage & passion”

displayed by the crowd, capping the sentiment with the declaration:

“today we STOP THE STEAL!”

When Rudy Giuliani took the stage and issued his now-infamous exhortation to

“let’s have trial by combat!”

Harp promoted the remark to her followers. Giuliani’s legal team later characterized the phrase as “hyperbolic” rather than a literal call for physical confrontation.

Live-Tweeting the Speech and the Riot

As Trump began his address, Harp posted the phrase

“FIGHT FOR TRUMP!”

a dozen times within a single message, followed by the line

“Today D.C. is TRUMP COUNTRY!”

She tracked the president’s remarks in real time, echoing his words:

“We will never give up. We will never concede!”

When a pro-Trump mob breached the U.S. Capitol building, Harp shared posts insisting the rioters were

“not Trump supporters”

and circulated claims that Antifa operatives had infiltrated the crowd. She subsequently amplified Trump’s own calls for the demonstrators to disperse and return home.

Exploiting the Delay

Hours after the Capitol attack forced Congress to suspend the electoral vote count, Harp returned to Giuliani’s voice, quoting his assertion that the disruption had generated

“a few more options particularly with this delay”

and that Trump’s legal team was exploring

“how we can take advantage of those options,”

appending an American flag emoji to the post. When the House subsequently voted down the objection raised by Republican members to counting Arizona’s electoral votes, Harp wrote:

“America may not be America anymore. But God’s still God. Don’t stop believing!!”

She singled out individual lawmakers who persisted in challenging the results, thanking Representative Jody Hice for being

“a man of his word and the Constitution,”

praising Marjorie Taylor Greene for her

“courage,”

and describing Senator Josh Hawley as

“a true patriot”

who

“refuses to be intimidated out of his duty to the Constitution.”

The six senators who voted to sustain objections — Ted Cruz, Hawley, Cindy Hyde-Smith, John Kennedy, Roger Marshall, and Tommy Tuberville — were collectively hailed as

“patriots”

who

“did not waver in the fight for our beloved country & @POTUS.”

The Morning After

The following day, after Trump publicly conceded that a new administration would assume office, Harp shared his statement that

“our incredible journey is only just beginning.”

Fourteen minutes later, she appended her own pledge of allegiance:

“We love you, President @realDonaldTrump!”

Before the Riot

The fervor documented in those January 6 posts did not emerge spontaneously. In the weeks preceding the Capitol breach, Harp had written to her followers:

“We will never give up – for TRUTH is on our side. January 6th is coming!!.”

Days after the November election results were tallied, she posted a repeated declaration of affection prefaced with the figure of 71 million. On December 14, she characterized Biden’s victory with the blunt assessment:

“THIS IS A COUP.”

Expert Context and Current Role

David B. Cohen, a political science professor at the University of Akron who studies the American presidency, offered a pointed reading of Harp’s public behavior:

“She has proven to be a totally loyal sycophantic adviser and staffer for him. Trump likes that, he doesn’t like to be questioned. He likes to be revered, and she clearly does that.”

Trump has long surrounded himself with aides whose primary function is affirmation rather than independent counsel. Harp’s January 6 record, preserved in the deleted posts, illustrates how that dynamic played out in real time during one of the most consequential days in recent American political history. Neither Harp nor the White House responded to requests for comment on the deleted account or its contents.

Harp has continued to serve as a close aide during Trump’s second term. Though her work has largely remained out of public view, the recovered tweets offer a rare window into the mindset of someone operating at the innermost edge of presidential power — and into the culture of unquestioning loyalty that the White House appears to reward.