. >> he's director of african-american outreach, omarosa. i spoke with her and here's what she had to say. >> hi! >> baby, i'm with the diva of di divas, honey. >> real close. >> oh, oh! >> zoom in. show that again. >> marital ros omarosa is so go. what are you going to do when donald trump lose? >> listen, you know, we've been friends a very long time and i respect you might have very different political differences. we will turn the white house gold, you do know that? >> what? >> gold with marble on top of gold on top of more marble. we will make it the trump house. >> make it the trump house, that will be hillary's house, honey. >> you better root for your girl. >> i'm glad she's going to spend the taxpayer's money in a good way. >> when she said gold, i'm th k thinking spray cans. >> director of african-american outreach. who held that position prior? >> he created it just for her. >> for african-americans, guys. >> she's very confident donald trump will win and i will go with that. i like her. >> omarosa is a sweetheart. >> let's move o

omarosa manigault: 12:02:28:15 oh, yeah. i-- one of my bridesmaids was involved-- tom llamas: 12:02:31:15 one of your bridesmaids?// omarosa manigault: 12:03:02:24 a woman who was going to be in my wedding in the spring. // and i will never forget the (crying) it's been so incredibly hard. clip #2 tom llamas: 14:54:59;08 did you think he'd make it this political experience. lara trump: 14:55:04;12 i would be lying if i gave him 100 percent chance to get him into the wh, no i think we were all very surprised-- early on, actually, by the number of people that got behind him. but i'll tell you that i did switch my tune because as soon as i got out and started campaigning hard, and got out on the road and talked to people, and really saw the movement that formed behind him and the enthusiasm of the people, tom llamas: 14:55:34;11 "he's gonna win this thing." lara trump: 14:55:52;27 // and we had 400 people come to an event who were so enthusiastic. women who were coming up to me crying saying, "if he doesn't get in i don't know

hiring omarosa was it. well, on election night, we got a glimpse of the future when, after hearing that former republican candidate lindsay graham didn't vote for trump, omarosa told a reporter, "it's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that, when we get in to the white house, we know where we stand. exercising their right to and the freedom to choose who they want. but let me just tell you, mr. trump has a long memory, and we're keeping a list." ( audience reacts ) enemies list. wow. they went from zero to nixon in no time flat. ( applause ) now, that's worth noting because some people in late night have said one or two things that were critical of donald trump. election night, right? surely if omarosa did more of a sit-down interview, she wouldn't paint the trump administration as some vindictive predator savoring their chance to use the office of the president for payback. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who's ever doubted donald, w

find out what role there is for omarosa. she was trump's campaign director of african american outreach. oh, newsflash: the trump campaign was doing african american outreach. and evidently, hiring omarosa was all of it. well, on election night, we got a glimpse of the future when, after hearing that former republican candidate lindsay graham did not vote for donald trump, omarosa told a reporter, "it's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that, when we get inth house, we know where we stand. i would never judge anybody for exercising their right to and the freedom to choose who they want. but let me just tell you, mr. trump has a long memory, and we're keeping a list." ( audience reacts ) wow. an enemies list. they went from zero to nixon in no time flat. ( applause ) now, that's all worth noting. that's worth noting, because some people in late night have said one or two things that were critical of donald trump. but look, that was just in the heat of election night, right? so, surely, if omarosa did more of

hiring omarosa was it. well, on election night, we got a glimpse of the future when, after hearing that former republican candidate lindsay graham didn't vote for trump, omarosa told a reporter, "it's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that, when we get in to the white house, we know where we stand. exercising their right to and the freedom to choose who they want. but let me just tell you, mr. trump has a long memory, and we're keeping a list." ( audience reacts ) enemies list. wow. they went from zero to nixon in no time flat. ( applause ) now, that's worth noting because some people in late night have said one or two things that were critical of donald trump.

tel you know his friend omarosa is i part of donald trump's inner circle.circle. what's been happening -- mying y goodness.ss. you need another one? this is going to be hot talk.hot talk. come back. co we got so much more. >> bartender?tender ?? >>> all right. spring. this is blair high schoolh schol students walking out of theut oe classroom right now as part of o an election protest walk out off classroom this has been happening across the country.. a lot of people -- lot of-- l students walking out of different classrooms lots ofoomf people taking to the streetstrts protesting because they're not t happy with who was elected as president. we will continue to give updates on these stories as theyshe continue to develop.elop >>> donald trump of course winning that presidential election and one of the people in his inner circle omarosa aroa friend to fox5 through friend paul wharton but apparently she's lost friendst i over the election in an interview with 20/20 the former a.. (sis star who served as the a t direct of african-american out t reach she received dea

. >> reporter: omarosa manigault, now a senior advisor to the donald trump campaign, was a contestant on the show. what was your first impression the first time you saw him up close? >> so the first time donald walked into the boardroom he took one of those infamous donald trump breaths like, because it was like a caricature of the person. >> reporter: then you realized that's the way he is? >> he goes, "you, what's your story?" he doesn't ease into it. he was just -- immediately. >> reporter: yeah, don't waste time. and if you did or screwed up, you heard that infamous phrase. >> you're fired. >> reporter: when we come back, we go from the boardroom to the bedroom. donald trump's private life. the father, the husband, the [ bells jingling ] whoa. the holidays areing. [ barks ] you're right. we need to get ready for the big show. what's up dudes? lots to do. hey iron man can you run up for the lights? you got it. oh, hey. what do you think? tall enough? definitely taller. it's starting to click guys. woo-hoo. yes. [ instrumental music ] we're gonna make this... [ barks ] yeah, spectac

that includes omarosa, a former contestant on the apprentice and a trump supporter. >> has being so close to donald trump affected any of your personal relationships with friends or family? >> absolutely. there are people who stopped talking to me, who stopped calling me. it has been a very long, lonely. me when all i was trying to do was help the black community. it's been so incredibly hard. patrick: you can watch this "20/20" special donald trump, the making of a president, right here on wisn 12. it starts at 9:00. then stay with us for 12 news at 10:00. for the first time all month, it actually feels like november. toya: to last. mark: it's not. we will warm right back up. yes, you have to bundle up. you need coats and gloves if you are headed to the football game tonight. it is cool out there. it is nothing unusual, just a normal november day. we start off with a gorgeous shot of downtown milwaukee. the full moon will be a big through the weekend and into monday, so hang around for that. 39 in waukesha. 41 in sheboygan. the wind continues to die down, otherwise the wind chills would

former "apprentice" omarosa says being close to trump has affected her relationships. >> and i will never forget the people who turned their backs on me when all i was trying to do was help the black community. it's been so incredibly hard. >> you can watch "the making of a president" tonight at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> what happens after the battlefield. up next the south bay program working to save lives one veteran at a time. >> and a tribute to america's troops. a parade of thanks for people for whom the price of freedom is never free. >> i'm spencer christian in san jose at second half vest food bank where volunteers like those behind me sort and distribute enough food each wreak for 1 million meals. find out how you can help fight hunger coming up. >> i'm michael finny with a ho ♪ oh, say can you see >> on this veterans day the south bay started honoring its veterans early in milipitas and in san jose today it became an early thanksgiving for more than 500 veterans. abc 7 news reporter david louie introduces you to one grateful vet. >> july 23rd i was homeless and

i remember on the rosa -- omarosa. [indiscernible] it was not a growing response.ng to be interesting. the mitt romney thing will be a real test as far as will he be looking bigger? i hope it is not just a beauty pageant. have you heard anything more about the people that have gone against him? >> not yet. the election was a little over a week ago. everybody's feeling each other out. they are looking to see who else gets positions of power. i was at trump tower on tuesday night and ted cruz was there. we chased after him. i mean, donald trump tweeted about the looks of ted cruz's wife, suggesting his dad may have been involved in the assassination of jfk. he made the pilgrimage to trump tower and talked to the president-elect. he would not tell us what they talked about. he would not explain how he felt about things. he told us that he was following the voters. that is the attitude a lot of republicans have right now. no matter what happens, they are giving him a second chance. if something else happens, it is over. people are willing to give him a second chance. >

omarosa says, quote, graham felt his interest was with that candidate.let me just tell you mr. trump has a long memory, and we're keeping a list. so if a so-called trump enemy's list does exist, who else can we expect to be on it? well, if you remember last month during trump's gettysburg speech, he vowed to sue the women who accused him of sexual misconduct. hillary clinton could also be on the hit list after numerous lock her up chants at trump rallies and trump's declaration during the second presidential debate that he would seek a special prosecutor to look into her use of a private e-mail server. and trump could go after the media which he has harshly and repeatedly criticized at his rallies and in his first tweet of the week accused of inciting the protests against the election results. well, we'll be ready, donald. we'll be ready. >>> up next, the group of americans who are already feeling the ugly side of the trump win. stay with us. ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guid

i think omarosa said we're making a list, and we're coming after you. think it really shows the kind of leadership we can expect, and i have taken great, you know, solace, and it's given me great calm in the past few days knowing -- ainsley: i agree. but he just wants to be a fighter and win. he keeps saying we're going to win. get used to winning, you're going to get sick of winning. [laughter] look, he invited hillary to his wedding, he gave money to her campaign. on the trail we saw them going back and forth at each other. they were running against each other. now that he'sen within in his latest interview with leslie stahl, she's a good person, i don't want to hurt her. i could not believe that. [laughter] harris: they were both asked to say nice things about her, and he said she's a fighter. that was the one thing that he respected most in her as well. ainsley: he respects that in other people because that's what he wants to be. >> one last point. i would say remember that obama and clinton said the nastiest things about each other on the campaign

hillary clinton a question, that if it had happened on the other side, trump had gotten a question from omarosad have gone wild with it. but this got a lot of publicity in. >> did it really? i didn't see anything on the front page of the washington, the "the new york times," cnn didn't have the panel of nine pro-hillary people. >> saying he's not going to stand for it again. >> they're complicit to it. >> cnn, you think so? >> yes. >> you think they knew? >> i think they got it from somebody at cnn. it happened on more than one occasion. the first time they blamed roland martin. the second time there was no one to blame. i think they would crucify him because it's more drawn out and painful. >> factor tip of the day, the truth about the presidential campaign and cable tv news ratings. you want the truth? got it. tip moments away. ♪ fifty years ago, humpback whales were nearly extinct. they rebounded because a decision was made to protect them. making the right decisions today for your long-term financial future can protect you and your family, and preserve your legacy. ask a financial advisor h

you had omarosa, former apprentice contestant say he is keeping a long list of enemies.here's no progress from doing that. >> newt gingrich, i can't think of anyone i admire more in politics more than him. he is a level-headed guy that will work with him and show him how to get it done. and switching gears in meeting with the president tomorrow, i thought back to when president obama and hillary clinton had such a divisive primary and president obama, the faults i have with him. i do admire him in certain ways and i think he will handle this quick lip as well. >> that 2008 heated primary was not to the level that this general election was, nor -- >> you go back to south carolina, my home state and it got very personal and very nasty. >> do you think donald trump questioning the legitimacy. >> yes, hillary clinton's folks did it in the primary before donald trump. it happened in my home state so i remember it. but nonetheless, i think he was humble and bridged that as he will tomorrow with donald trump. >> what about attorney general. you have rudy giuliani, former mayor

omarosa one of his top surrogates said that donald trump has an enemies list, and this is what she said in an interview from last night. quote, it's so great our enemies are making themselves clear so that when we get into the white house we know where we stand. lindsey graham, because he didn't vote for mr. trump, if lindsey graham felt his interest was with that candidate, god bless him but let me just tell you mr. trump has a long memory and we're keeping a list. so -- >> see there? >> right. >> those are -- fighting words. and i think what will be so interesting to watch here is we know from the campaign trail that donald trump has a long memory and an enemy's list and from his history does he now, as he steps into this different role, does he take on a different kind of persona. does he put some of these personal grievances behind him. i think there's a lot of because of what brian was saying, a lot of pressure on him now with the republican house, with the republican senate, to really get things done, and and unite a very fractured country. he is not the right messenger for that b

you remember at the end, omar a omarosa, i hope she has a very important part going forward. i've been very critical of donald, and i wrote him a note and congratulated him, and said, i hope the old guy shows up. if the guy ran for office, i'll be in your face. and i hope the old guy shows up, and not the candidate. someone read it to me and went, you know, it wasn't a glowing response. so i think this romney thing will be a real test as far as, is he going to be looking bigger versus i've got scores to settle. i hope it's not just a beauty pageant and he's just walking him through. and certainly we'll know. but have you heard anything more as far as the -- i don't want to say the enemy's list, not that there is one, but the people that have gone up against him and his reactions going forward towards them? >> not yet. i mean, the election was a little bit over a week ago. and i think everyone's kind of feeling each other out. they're looking to see who else gets positions of power. they're having meetings at trump tower and seeing how those go. i was at trump tower tuesday ni

. >> reporter: omarosa manigault, is a senior advisor, who worked on african-american outreach during the campaign. has being so close to donald trump affected any of your personal relationships with friends or family? >> there are people have stopped talking to me. and i will never forget the people who turned their backs on me when all i was trying to do was help the black community. its been so incredibly hard. >> has your father ever said anything on the campaign trail that made you cringe? >> truthfully, no. >> he's not a big believer in p.c. culture where every statement you make you have to vet very carefully through thousands of people. >> he speaks in a way that the average person can understand. i think that's refreshing for everyone. >> reporter: the billionaire, in