Trump says after signing executive order, "We should go on television with this show, right?"

At a Monday rally during his midterm campaigning, President Donald Trump summoned his executive assistant Natalie Harp to the stage to bring him an executive order that would let a tax-exempt diesel fuel intended for farming also be used on roadways, as fuel costs have risen amid his conflict with Iran. After signing it, he likened Harp to the cast of The Price is Right and floated the idea of the two of them hosting a television program together. Video of the exchange drew criticism online, with journalist Aaron Rupar and commentator Brian Krassenstein describing Trump as watching Harp as she walked away. Harp, 35, is paid $150,000 in her role, and last week Trump similarly called communications adviser Margo Martin onstage in Oklahoma.