Omarosa Has Trump Daughter-In-Law On Tape Offering Her Campaign Job After Firing
Manigault Newman told MSNBC in an interview Thursday that she "absolutely" viewed the offer from Lara Trump as hush money and "an attempt to buy my silence."
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Manigault Newman told MSNBC in an interview Thursday that she "absolutely" viewed the offer from Lara Trump as hush money and "an attempt to buy my silence."
In the eight months since Omarosa Manigault Newman was fired, Trump has yet to appoint a single African-American to a senior White House role.
The conversations Manigault Newman reportedly recorded on her phone were described as "anodyne, everyday chatter."
Fox News, usually very favorable to the president, described her ouster as being "physically dragged" from the White House grounds.
