Jennifer Welch Cracks Up Kara Swisher with Theory on Natalie Harp Leaker: ‘Get Her Out of the Way!’

Left-wing podcaster Jennifer Welch had Kara Swisher cracking up at her wild theory about the identity of the Natalie Harp leaker.

Harp, the executive assistant to President Donald Trump, was thrust into the forefront of national discussion after she was mentioned in a rally speech by Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA). Since then, her close relationship to Trump — which critics have speculated is far more than professional — has been the subject of intense scrutiny.

During a recent episode of Swisher’s podcast Pivot, Welch said she didn’t understand the “cultish worship” of Trump and predicted there would be “infighting” and “cannibalism” within the MAGA base. She then cited the Harp leaks as proof of this.

“I think, you know, whoever is leaking all of these crazy letters from Natalie Harp, the ‘bunny boiler,’ Welch said. “You know that it’s somebody in there that’s trying to sabotage the bunny boiler. So, I think it’s the most toxic work environment.”

Swisher then asked Welch who she believed the leaker was, and burst into laughter at her answer.

“I think it’s Stephen Miller,” Welch said. “I think it’s Miller because I think he probably thinks, ‘I need to get her out of the way so I can be the bunny boiler.’ But, you know, he’s always going to look like Stephen Miller. There’s just nothing you can do about that. Trump’s really into aesthetics, you know?”

Swisher then added that Harp was “much better looking” than Miller.

In the days following Ossoff’s comments, numerous outlets have published additional information on Harp. The UK’s Metro posted a photo of Harp running behind Trump’s golf cart on a course in Scotland, and Daily Beast published a series of deeply personal letters she wrote to Trump written. In one of those letters, Harp told the president she wanted “things to always be right between us” and that “you are all that matters to me.”

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