are things i'm going to save to share when the time is right. >> did she ever give you a reason, lara trump, during a subsequent conversation, did she give you a reason about the firing? or why they wanted you back now? >> everyone in the trump family claimed to not know about my firing. from donald trump to ivanka to jared to lara. no one knew. so they claim. i'm just not buying that. >> why do you believe it was lara trump that picked up the phone and made the call? why her? why a family member? why not a staffer or someone else to offer you this $15,000 a month? >> she was very specific that, as we call him, djt, it was donald trump that wanted him to make this offer to me. >> it came from the president? >> that's according to lara trump, yes. >> and you would be doing what precisely in this new role? >> she was very cavalier about it. she's, like, maybe you could do some interviews. or maybe you could do some speeches. you know, you're very articul e articulate. >> she used that word, she said you're articulate? >> she said you're articulate. >> did you find that offensive? >> most peop

lara trump / president trump's daughter-in-law: "everybody positive, right?so, the only thing that we have to consider, where we're talking salary, as far as the campaihign ing is public. um, and that all the money that we raise and that pays salaries is directly from donors. small donor dollars for the most part."lara trump / president trump's daughter-in-law: "so i know you were making 179 at the white house. and i think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines. um, specifically, let me see, i haven't even added up the numbers. but we were talking about, like, 15k a month. um, let me see what that adds up to. times 12. yes, that's $180,000. does that sound like a fair deal for you?"lara trump / president trump's daughter-in-law: "in terms of your position, specifically, i really feel like your position would require, you know, you to be able to be flexible in terms of where you are. sometimes, you know, come to new york for occasional meetings. but i would love, if you could, you know, occasionally go do speaking engagements and t

she also released a new audiotape with lara trump. she has released a statement. i want to read that. from the beginning of my father-in-law's campaign omarosa was welcome into our family as a trusted friend. on the women for trump tour, including omarosa, we formed a sisterhood bond that is unlike any i have experienced in my life. we toured together, laughed together, and worked really hard towards a common goal. we never would have imagined one of our own was secretly recording all of our private conversations. back to the wikileaks stuff. ken, i want to start with you. this is an explosive, explosive claim from omarosa that the president knew about the wikileaks emails before wikileaks released them. she is not offering any proof, but she certainly is implying, ken, that she has handed that stuff over to robert mueller's team. and just in case you are wondering or questioning whether she actually was interviewed by robert mueller, i checked in with one of her lawyers. one of her lawyers did confirm that. >> right. i mean, this goes to the heart, katy, of the co

is lara trump trying to pay omarosa off with other people's money? us the admiral comes out daring trump to revoke his security clearance. >>> and tv legend larry king, let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm erin burnett. brump's family offering to spend other people's money. possibly to save trump himself. omarosa manigault-newman releasing a new tape today. a secret recording of lara trump, the president's daughter-in-law. she offers omarosa a $180,000 a year job with the trump campaign. paid for by small donors. this offer coming after omarosa was fired from her white house job. >> the only thing that we have to consider when we're talking salary as far as the campaign is concerned is that, you know, everything is public. and all the money that we raise and that pays salaries is directly from donors. small-dollar donors for the most part. i know you were making 179 at the white house. and i think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines. specifically, let me see -- i haven't even added up the numbers but we're thinking li

that's lara trump. rump campaign says it's taking legal action against her, accusing omarosa of signing and breaching a nondisclosure agreement she signed with the campaign back in 2016. so let's discuss. cnn chief political analyst dpl gloria borger is with me, barrett burger is with me as well, a former federal prosecutor for the eastern and southern districts of new york. so ladies, welcome. and gloria, just first to you. what's the big headline for you out of this tape? >> well, there really isn't a huge headline other than the fact that lara trump feels the need to respond to omarosa and say, look, you cut and pasted a bunch of take place here that took place over a period of several weeks. but she really doesn't deny at all that they were trying to pay omarosa to remain with the campaign and be, quote/unquote, positive. which is what they were worried about after they saw that piece in "the new york times," in which omarosa hinted, very strongly, that there was more to come. there's one interesting

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lara trump just offered her a job for $180,000 a year. tape seems to prove that. >> yeah, and i think that it seems very closely aligned, as you heard on the tape, to basically her white house salary, to keep her at that same income level going forward. it seems hard to read that tape, to listen to that tape as anything other than an offer of hush money. >> yeah, samantha, you worked in the administration. you ever witness something like this happen? >> i didn't. i was going to comment on this $180,000 being paid to omarosa at the white house. i worked there. you're paid a salary based upon your rank, for sure. if you're a special assistant to the president or a senior director, something of that nature. but also based upon how much work you actually do. omarosa was reportedly doing very little work at the white house. then her salary was being matched on the campaign. we know that the trump campaign the first time around made a series of very poor personnel decisions that plagued them. there's legal issues now. >> well, the chairman of t

this conversation between omarosa and donald trump's daughter, that would be lara trump married to eric trump and an advisor to the trump 2020 campaign. omarosa chose to share these four excerpts from a recording of a longer conversation. it's important to let you know that nbc news was allowed to listen to the recording in full to confirm that the clips are indeed in proper order and in context. in the this audio. >> obviously like with "the new york times" article and stuff, you know, it's -- >> what's "the new york times" article? >> the one that -- i guess you did with maggie haberman or they wrote about you. clearly if you come over to the campaign we can't have it -- >> oh, no. >> so the only thing we have to consider when we're talking salary as you know everything is public and all the money that we raise and pays salaries is directly from donors, small dollar donors for the most part. so i know you were making $179,000 at the white house. and i think we can work something out that would keep you right along those lines. specifically, i haven't added up the numbers but we were t

and lara trump doesn't hide that. you know, we'll give you this $10,000 a month.s? >> that's what a lawyer said last hour, it sounds like a no-pay job. so we've talked about how the white house has revoked the security clearance of former cia director, john brennan. so the president does this interview with "the wall street journal." we had the reporter on last hour who did it, and this is a quote from trump himself. i call it the rigged witch hunt. it is a sham, and these people let it. so i think it's something that had to be done, these people, meaning the folks whose security clearances are under review, the likes of john brennan and james clapper, lisa page, peter strzok, et cetera. and he makes this connection here with security clearance to the mueller investigation in saying, something had to be done. something. >> right, two things strike me on this. one, sarah huckabee sanders, she came out yesterday, gave a reason, which itself was not really a good one, but a supposed justification for doing this, which was, national security grounds. and that one was

l lara trump offered her $180,000 for a no show job. anyone can see this. >> no, she did not. >> i appreciate michael spin on this but to show up a meeting or two in the new york and give a couple of speeches, i think you and i would take that $180,000 tomorrow. >> the small donors believed in him but they don't have any money. would they be concerned to hear that $180,000 to go someone who had been fired from the white house and had that track record. >> most of trump donors would want the money to go to staff or an array that the president thought it was appropriate. i know nobody and the low dollar donor arena who would say it is an awful thing to do. i believe that lara trump made it clear that they got their value for their money. this money comes from small donors who were digging deep in their pocketbook. she talked about the things she was going to have to do. she talked about her duties and to think that lara trump was offering her a bride and everyone bacari does not believe that. amanda carpenter last sunday, i think said it

what bothers you when your hear lara trump talking about using donor money to pay omarosa? like for my donation to be focused on winning the mid-terms or being stored up for trump's 2020 election. >> so i want to play for you, dan, because it's not just it was going to be donor money used for her salary, her job description was then laid out by lara trump. let me play the job description for you. >> in terms of your position specifically i really feel like your commission would require, you know, you to be able to be flexible in terms of where you are. sometimes, you know, come to new york for occasional meetings, but i would love if you could, you know, occasionally go to speaking engagements and that sort of thing for us. i think you'd be awesome doing that. so it doesn't really matter where you are. if you're comfortable staying in d.c., then, you know, we're more than happy to have you. >> so occasional meetings, occasional speaking engagements, liver wherever you want. does that job, dan, sound to you it's worth $180,000 a year? >> not at all. not at all, and i think wh

it didn't sound rigorous but that was at least the initial pitch made by lara trump to omarosa. she also raises the issue of concerns about keeping anything sort of in her back pocket in reference to perhaps unflattering things about the trump organization, campaign or family. omarosa manigault newman says oh, god, no. how ironic that here eight or nine months later there are lots of unflattering things that she is more than willing to roll out with the documentation she's providing to support her new book. >> interesting, danny, that she uses the word whistleblower. is that of any significance in this matter? >> this is a crafty use of the word "whistleblower" because it has legal significance. what it means is that in the law, federal employees and government employees are protected if they see waste, fraud and abuse in the workplace and they decide to report it. they can't be retaliated against for whistleblowing as it's called. omarosa is a very well prepared witness as we would say in court. >> it's me telling you about bad acts. >> and she's not a whistleblower by virtue of

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it is her and lara trump confirming her claim that she was offered $15,000 a month to hush.pilling sensitive info that could destroy my presidency. we need someone to handle this delicately, send my worst son's wife. >> oh, that is an insult it richard nixon. >> i'm going toe to toe with them, believe me my tapes are much better than theirs. >> maybe, but i bet russia has you both beat. >> stephen colbert also said please don't release anything for two weeks because he is going on vacation. thank you to our international viewers for watching. for our u.s. viewers "new day" continues right now. >> i'm very concerned about them having security clearances. it is out there in a very partisan way. >> is the president now just going to start revoking security clearances because we say thinks he didn't like? the white house has an omarosa problem now. >> they fear she could have 200 recorded conversations. >> there are things i will save to share when the time is right. >> i of aretha. i love what she stood for. she inspired generations. >> aretha frankly comes along only once in.

this one is of a conversation she had with the president's daughter-in-law, lara trump, shortly after clear she would be expected to say only positive things about the president. >> it sounds a little like, obviously, that there are some things you've got in the back pocket to pull out. clearly, if you come on board the campaign, like, we can't have -- we got to -- >> oh, god, no. >> everybody positive. right? >> reporter: lara trump goes on to tell omarosa how much she would be paid. $180,000 a year. >> so i know you were making 179 at the white house, and i think we can work something out where we keep you right along those lines. >> jon karl with us tonight, again live at the white house. and amid this recording, jon, you're also getting word tonight that president trump's campaign lawyer has now sent a letter to the publisher of omarosa's new book? >> reporter: they're trying to get simon & schuster to stop publication of the book, citing the nondisclosure agreement that omarosa signed with the campaign. simon & schuster is not having it, though, they have responded, "your letter

lara trump offered her $180,000 for a no-show job. anyone can see this.ppreciate -- >> no, she didn't. >> i appreciate michael's spin on this, to show up in new york and give a couple speeches, you and i would take that gig for $180,000 tomorrow. >> i'm thinking about the smaller donors that donate to the donald trump campaign, believe in him, they don't have a lot of money and a stretch to donate any money to a campaign. would they be concerned to know $180,000 was going to someone fired from the white house and had that kind of track record? >> most trump donors would want the known go to staff in an array the president thought was appropriate. i know nobody in the low dollar donor arena who would say this was an awful thing to do. i believe laura trump made it clear their concern was they got their value for the money. because this money comes from small donors digging deep in their pocketbook. she talked about the things she was going to have to do. in the same tape, she talked about her duties. to think lara trump was offering a drive to shut her up.

this one of a conversation she had with trump campaign official lara trump who is married to eric trump. recordings she made in december. claims she was offered to $15,000 a month which she says to buy her silence. nbc has listened to the recording. the first clip begins with apparent reference from this "new york times" reporting. >> obviously the "new york times" article and stuff. >> what is the "new york times" article? >> the one, the one, i guess it was with maggie haberman. >> the one, the one, i guess it was with maggie haberman. or they wrote about you. and it sounds like something -- clearly, if you come on board the campaign. >> oh, god no. >> everybody positive, right? >> going on to say the campaign would be willing to pay omarosa $15,000 a month. and notably vague about what the duties are. >> i would love if you could you know, occasionally do speaking engagements and that sort of thing for us. i think you would be awesome doing that. >> in a statement in response to the tape. lara trump saying in part i am absolutely shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on

and you have seen in lara trump, she has learned the need of doing this. it happened and if you don't have anything to hide, you don't have to pay people off to keep them quiet. for starters, the trump administration could try to follow ethics laws and try to avoid stepping into controversy every other day. because they can't, they are running around buying people's silence. and the other interesting thing about what she said, is she never denied that she made an offer of money. she simply said the tape was a fraud and left it at that. and that she was disappointed. but haven't stepped back from the idea that they put money on the table. and nothing else they would be hiring omarosa to do. suggested speaking gigs. we will give you $15,000 a month to hang around washington and be nice. >> according to vanity fair, president trump is anchored by the book that he wants jeff sessions to have manigault newman arrested. >> are you concerned at all about being arrested? >> well, what mr. nixon -- i mean what mr. trump does, will be brought to light. every action h

she claims lara trump offered her $15,000 a month to work for the trump campaign after the white house fired her. >> in terms of your position specifically, i really feel like your position would require, you know, you to be able to be flexible in terms of where you are. >> omarosa says the job offer was hush money. lara trump says she feels personally betrayed by that reporting. >>> the shutdown of a popular play ground in the name of public safety. cruise spent the day filling up this play tunnel. they're cleaning up used syringes inside that tunnel. and that's not all. melissa colorado joins us with the details. >> reporter: well, raj, f kids through this tunnel starting here and exit over there. but today the city of martinez had to seal this tunnel up after multiple reports of homeless people hanging inside there and using drugs. the kids in martinez may not realize it now, but sealing up this part of their play ground is for their own good. >> i think it's an excellent idea. >> reporter: that's according to the adults we spoke to. >> we apologize for that. we're not trying to mak

this is what lara trump had to say yesterday about this. a firm statement.olutely shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's all worth it for you. omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on. jonathan, your reaction, and what have we learned from that tape? is there anything absolutely damning in the recording? >> couple things. if lara trump was trying to make this sound less like a soap opera, she failed. number two, i think what we heard is what i would call quid amate amateur pro. we have lara trump offering, what sounds to us, like hush money, basically, a no-show job with the campaign for $15,000 a month. she said, you can go to meetings in new york, and you can occasionally make speeches, but largely we'll pay you $180,000 to do not much of anything. i think that's what we've learned and it is what we already sort of knew, which is, there is this ham-handed, not like the godfather, but some much lesser organization, frequent effort to get people to not say anything about donald trump that

and lara trump also makes reference to a new york times story which was included a quote from omarosa saying that -- to stay tuned. she had things to say about this white house. so the timing on her is a little suspect. i also think to get down in the weeds of what is happening on the tape, lara trump makes an accusation here -- well, actually it's her statement in that accusing omarosa of dishonest behavior during her time at the white house. sara huk by sanders has made similar accusations. so far no one has said what was so dishonest that omarosa did at the white house and why she had a job beyond that. again, to answer the questions would just give the story more life. i think that's important in these tapes. these tapes, these -- we already new this anecdote from the -- from her book, and there's not a lot -- a whole lot new here, but what's intriguing is she keeps getting either the campaign or the president to respond. >> and contradicting what they've said which is interesting. so you're right. it gives it more oxygen. before we run out of time, i want to talk about this, beca

>> stephen: why is lara trump in charge of this!? trump) "we can't have omarosa spilling sensitive info that could destroy my presidency. we need someone to handle this delicately. send my worst son's wife." ( laughter ) okay? ( laughter ) and omarosa made it very clear she had more tapes ready to go. >> you know, there are things i write about and there are things i'm going to save to share when the time is right. >> stephen: and i can tell you exactly when the time is right: two weeks from now when i'm back from vacation. ( laughter ) ( applause ) okay, not a moment before. maybe the day before. the night, the the morning, something like that. omarosa even had a little fun at trump's expense. >> well, what mr. nixon-- i mean mr. trump does will be brought to light. >> stephen: ooh, that is an insult! to richard nixon! ( laughter ) so, although the president might want omarosa gone, they've even put out clips of omarosa saying nice things about the president, but omarosa is not going away. >> i am not going anywhere. i'm not going t

. >> in that call, lara trump offer offers manigault-newman a job could have been paid using donors moneyre is part of it. >> i know you were making $179,000 at the white house. i think we can work something out where we'll keep you right along those line specifically. i have not add up the numbers but we were talking about 15-k a month. let's see what that adds up to. so that's $180,000, does that sound like a fair deal for you? manigault-newman says the offer was hush money. "the new york times" reports that some people are not happy that the campaign funds are used in that way. manigault-newman having more than 200 recordings. let's bring in ken vogel. ken, this is part of what omarosa manigault-newman told me yesterday. >> i am going to go toe to toe with him, believe me, my tapes are better than theirs. >> you will release more tapes? >> if i need to. i will do whatever i have to do to protect myself. >> the recordings that have not been released and omarosa claims that she has. >> extremely concerned, craig. my source is telling me that there are a number of folks who had kind of cl

and lara trump says right there, what you've got in her back pocket.here where she's saying we meant to bring you into the fold, we will pay you, but you've got to be nice. >> the only thing that we have to consider when we're talking salary and as far as the campaign is concerned as you know everything is public and that all the money that we raise and pays salaries is directly from done, small dollar donors for the most part. so i know you were making 179 at the white house, and i think we could work something out which would keep ow right along those lines. specifically i haven't even added up the numbers but we were talking about 15k a month. >> it is a remarkably transparent negotiation. >> a lot of money. that's a lot of money if you look at campaign payrolls to pay someone who is not managing the campaign, running the day to day operations on the campaign but essentially going out there and maybe getting a surrogate, whatever the role was they were talking about. and i think the great irony of this is we don't know what omarosa has. yes, she's t

lara trump claims the recording has been edited and she called it a fraud.d, i shared a connection with omarosa as a friend and campaign sister. i'm absolutely shocked and saddened by her betrayal on a deeply personal level. lara's husband eric wrote, i truly hate disloyal people. in the meantime, omarosa's publisher will not back down from selling omarosa's tell-all book despite legal threats from the trump campaign. >>> jurors return in the sect day of deliberations of former campaign manager paul manafort. they did ask the judge for an explanation of reasonable doubt. manafort faces 18 counts of financial crimes. if he is acquitted, manafort faces another trial next month. court filings show the special counsel's office has three times as many exhibits lined up for that trial. >>> nothing but love, admiration and respect from fans and friends for the late queen of soul aretha franklin. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ >> those are mourners, but they are celebrating the life of the amazing woman outside apollo theater on wednesday to celebr

lara trump issued a statement saying this.d by the white house chief of staff in december of 2017 my entire family was concerned for her because we had no idea about the basis of her dismissal. we still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally. that's why i reached out to offer her a position with the 2020 trump campaign before we knew anything about the gross violations of ethics and integrity during her white house tenure. another one of omarosa's bombshell tapes is a fraud. the discussions about a position with the campaign took place over several weeks. omarosa claims the jobs are offered to people to each them quiet about their time in trump's orbit. according to omarosa that includes the president's long-time body guard. cnbc siting filings that this year he was paid $15,000 a month for the 2020 republican national convention. the white house denies omarosa's claim it is hush money. >>> still ahead for you, "the boston globe" receives a threat after leading an effort to run free speech editori

lara trump - who is married to son, eric, refused to comment to cnn. ly by her first name, omarosa was one of the few prominent african americans in the trump administration she repeatedly praised the president...omarosa manigault: "every critic, every detractors will have to bow down to president trump."she even defended on issues of race.omarosa manigault: "donald trump is racial. but he is not a racist. yes, i will acknowledge many of the exchanges, particularly in the last six months, have been racially charged. do we then just stop and label him as a racist? no."but now after working at the white house, she says trump is a (quote) "racist, misogynist and bigot." press secretary sarah sanders tonight pushing back, saying quote... "instead of telling the truth about all the good president trump and his administration are doing to make america safe and prosperous, this book is riddled with lies and false accusations. it's sad that a disgruntled former white house employee is trying to profit off these false attacks."many of the accusations omarosa mak

whether lara trump just had not kept up with that or what, i don't know.nk to try to have a soft landing, so to speak, with someone that you know, that you've terminated or removed from a position, that's not unusual. but this is a unique situation and, obviously, it is turning into a real -- the phrase, they deserve each other comes to mind. >> what a fantastic way to paint this. annie, they are terrified inside the white house. >> i want to respond to one thing he said. her offer, first of all, didn't come with a description of a job. it was only the money. >> that is the critical concern. >> it was in response to a "new york times" article that hinted that omarosa might make trouble and have somebody in her back pocket that was embarrassing to the president. i think it is more than a soft landing. i think you can connect the dots. this was a payoff. i think this was her most incriminating tape she's released yet. >> josh, your take -- and i want to point out to the viewers, that overnight, the president's campaign threatened legal action against omarosa

in it she claims the president's rk fhter-in-law lara trump the trump campaign after the white house>> there terms of of your position specifically, i really feel like your position was require -- it would require you to be flexible in terms of where you are. >> omarosa says the job offer was hush money. lara trump feels personally betrayed by that recording. >>> the mendocino fire continues. this is the largest fire in the history of california. one firefighter was killed. more than 366,000 acres have been burned. tonight, more than 1,000 structures are still threatened. crews are making progress. the fire is 76% contained. tomorrow will mark three weeks since the fire started. >>> while the carr fire continues to burn, the oakland with chevron to donate $40,000. the money will be given to cal fire, the shasta community foundation and the american red cross. the carr fire is 71% contained and has destroyed nearly 215,000 acres. >>> a fun week here at nbc bay area this saturday. we are working to clear the shelters. >> to get dogs and cats a forever home. their path to a forever home

natsin a statement, lara trump denying omarosa's account, claiming the job offer was made before she was aware of omarosa's 'gross violations of ethics and integrity' in the white house.natsasked if she's going to release more tapes, omarosa playing coy...omarosa manigault newman:"if i need to. i'll do what i have to do to protect myself. donald trump has met his match." omarosa releasing her fourth tape one day after the white house tried to extinguish her news cycle... announcing president trump has revoked the security clearance of former c-i-a director john brennan... an outspoken critic who said his summit with russian president vladimir putin was 'nothing short of treasonous'...sarah sanders offering these explanations for the unusual move...sarah sanders/white house press secretary:"his erratic conduct and behavior. a history that calls into question his objectivity and credibility. leveraged his status as a former high-ranking official." but trump upended that defense when he blurted out that the reason for revoking brennan's clearance was the russia investigation... telling

this time the victim is the *'s daughter-in-law lara trump who can be heard offering her a campaign job. >> all the money we raise in the paid salary is directly from small dollar donors. so i know you are making 179 at the white house. i think we can work something out where we keep you along those lines. we are talk about like 15k a month. let's see what that add up to. that's $180,000. does that sounds like a fair deal for you? kennedy: that's a great job. lara trump responded saying i'm shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on. who is going to come out on top of all this? let me ask chris stirewalt. what in the wide wide world of sports is going on here? >> this doesn't add up to anything. omarosa is having a successful book launch. she has had it several days in a row she has been able to get something. this isn't much. we had a big shocking story when she made an allegation the president used the most of reviled racial slur. that story was compounded when

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lara trump claimed the recording was edited. she said i shared a connection with her and campaign sister. i am saddened by the distrust on a personal level. and omarosa's publisher will not back down despite threats from the trump campaign. >>> jurors return for the second day of deliberations in the trial of paul manafort. on day one of deliberations, no verdict. jurors did send a note asking the judge t.s. ellis for questions. one asked for the meaning of the definition of reasonable doubt. manafort facing 18 charges of bank crimes and tax fraud. if acquitted, manafort faces another trial next month. the special counsel's office has three times as many exhibits lined up for that trial as this one. >>> nothing but love, admiration and respect from fans and friends for the late queen of soul aretha franklin. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ find out what it means to me ♪ ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t >> those are mourners, but they are celebrating the life of the amazing woman outside apollo theater on wednesday to celebrate her life. she died of pancreatic

lara trump says she feels betrayed.dey wanted her back on board because they c about her personally. that's contrary to things the president has said about her recently calling her in a tweet a dog. she also said the president isa thing to have her arrested. he's trying to intimidate her and her publisher. she said donald trump has met his match. susan mcginnis. thank you. >>> president trump is catchinh for stripping the security clearance of former cia directo brennan. he was in the situation during a s.e.a.l. rai that killed osaman den. he urged president obama to approve the rate when others thought it was too ritzy. now the ad world who saw that raid is coming to brennan's defense. >> retiredro admiral in his words, few americans have de more to get his security clearance as well. >>> new details from the vatican. a spokesman for pope says these are morallye. reprehensi since this was prior to 2002, the reforms a working. the grand jury revealed hundreds of acts of sexual abuse. it reveals an alleged coverup. >>> c

and you even hear lara trump's tone in that tape that you guys did obtain.on't think omarosa went in with this expectation of loyalty and sort of a warm mutual relationship. she went in and she was butting heads with people from the very beginning. she had a long list of folks that were on her bad side and she had motivation to be recording and it just so happens some of the tapes so far in my opinion are not super condemning, so yes, it does and it should raise concerns about who else she has and what she has them saying. >> it was just broke christina that the reason they gave $130,000, a lot of money, it was because they heard the "access hollywood" tapes and they got spooked. >> yeah, i mean, again, it shows the power of the tapes and that it shows what trump's usual method is. he was going to completely lie about the whole affair and somebody had evidence and suddenly that doesn't work and that is frightening to trump. >> i love it when he says that is not my voice on the tape. great to have you on. christina or christine? >> christine. >> why did say s

laughter and applause ] omarosa was offered the job -- she was offered the job on the campaign by lara trump trump's wife, who's a official with the trump campaign. omarosa said she took it as an attempt to buy her silence. and once again, she had a secret tape to back up her story. this was a conversation omarosa had with lara trump shortly after being fired from the white house. it >> sound ae like, obviously that there's something you've got in the back pocket to pull out. clearly, if you come on board t wi campaign, like, we can't have. we gotta -- >> oh, god, no. >> everybody positive, right? i know were making 179 at the white house and i think we can work something out where we keep you ght along those lines. um -- specifically, let me seeev i haven' added up the numbers, but we were talking about like $15k a month. let me see what that adds up tog [ light er ] 12, yeah. so it's $180,000. does that sound like a fair deal for you? >> seth: maybe next time you're offering somebody hush money to keep them quiet, do the math before you get othe phone. [ laughter ] "so let's see, $15k a mo

. >> lara trump also saying thing i couldn't see have in your back pocket.sitive. omarosa telling craig melvin she took that to mean she could not say anything against the president. just a note omarosa shaurd four clip tpruplz a recording that was a longer conversation. nbc has heard the full recording. she of course is mare teed erick trump. she says i am absolutely shocked and saddened by her betrayal and violation on a deeply personal level. i hope it's all worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you can't put a price on. she goes on to say she stands by her statement the recording. >> i have been able to verify every single thing i put in the book and every single time the trump people challenge me, i bring the receipts. i'm not going bullied and i'm going to toe to toe with with him. believe me, my tapes are better than theirs. >> you're going to release more tape stphz. >> i will if i have to. i'll do what i need protect myself. >>> more fallout after president trump stripped john brennan of his security clearance. 12 other officials all slammi

another tape that she said depicts president trump's daughter-in-law and 2020 campaign official lara trumpering her a job with the trump campaign days after she left the white house. lara trump responded in a statement that says in part, we never would have imagined that one of our own was secretly recording all of our private conversations. i hope it's all worth it for you, omarosa, because some things you just can't put a price on. this latest release comes as the president is reportedly furious with manigault newman. a source told gabe sherman in "vanity fair" that president trump told advisers that he wants attorney general jeff sessions to have manigault newman arrested. joining me now is sam nunberg, former political advisor to the president before and then during the 2016 campaign. let's talk about the culture of back stabbing at the white house. you have omarosa making tapes or just back stabbing in donald trump's inner circle. you have michael cohen making tapes. you have 24 people talking to "the washington post" on any given day about what's going on in the white house. does the

out in thingof donald trump surprise she was fired and in the latest audio, conversations with lara trump. trump on the audio made the omarosa you can work for the white house but you have to keep things quiet. that's just saying the obvious. if you work for the white house you are expected to keep in-house discussions. she has broken the principal and made recordings that if not legally questionable are definitely morally questionable, and in my view places national security at risk. on the democrats line, vanessa from washington, d.c.. caller: good morning. i'm calling because i think it's a little disingenuous to blame the media for reporting the news . it is not a media that is making the news, it's the president of the united states. if he comes out and he makes racist or misogynistic statements, and the news reports that, how is that their fault? and everyone has become the fbi, the media, now it's omarosa. ?o say she is feeling this -- fueling this? the white house had no business hiring her but now that she has one minuteiness, she's his best friend and an next minute he doesn't w

in it, lara trump, the president's daughter-in-law, offers a campaign job, at $15,000 a month.ut only provided manigault newman keeps any damaging information to herself. >> it sounds a little like, obviously, that there are some kings you've got in the b pocket to pull out. clearly, if you come on board the campaign, like, we can't have, we got to... >> oh, god no. >> everything, every positive, ri druff: manigault newman says she made the recording days after she was fired from the white house, last december. w intten response, lara trump said she offered the job before learning of what she called manigault newman's "gross violations of ethics and integrity". xue vatican says it feels shame and sorrow over abuse documented in the pennsylvania church. a grand jury found some 1,000 children were molested by moreth 300 priests, over decades, and that the vatican helped cover it up. in a statement today, the vatican said the church "must learn hard lessons from its past". in genoa, italy, officials said today as many as 20 peoplere still missing in tuesday's bridge collapse.ll th

let's say she has some information about lara trump, that lara trump doesn't want out there so they findthis and this, but don't talk any more about that stuff that happened between us. it's more benign. i don't think that's a crime. i could see that. once you call it -- >> it's still unprecedented. >> it's unprecedented. once you call it hush money, it sounds criminal. if they're paying her because they want her to obstruct an investigation, it's a crime. >> all right. frank figliuzzi and chuck rosenberg, thank you for joining us on a day where we taurlked about obstruction of justice, robert mueller and omarosa. when we come back, remembering a true legend. ♪ ♪ what you want, i got it ♪ what you need, you know i got it ♪ ♪ call on us ♪ ♪ with the new chase ink business unlimited card i get unlimited 1.5% cash back. it's so simple, i don't even have to think about it. so i think about mouthfeel. introducing chase ink business unlimited with unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase. ♪ my country 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land of liberty ♪ of thee i sing ♪ land where my father died ♪ land of

she says the lara trump tape where they are offering her a $15,000 a month job shows it's hush money.s of a smoking gun, this white house is not operating above the board. i don't think we have seen it yet. >> no. and i suppose if she had something like that, we'd know about it already. the problem with omarosa is she is just as unreliable a narrater as the president. both are willing to say almost anything for money. she has done this in the past. after she got fired or lost on "the apprentice" she accused nbc of editing out a segment in which she accused of a fellow contestant of using the "n" word. that was back in 2004. she has been playing these games with the media for a long time. the significance of the tapes, however, is you don't have to rely on omarosa herself. tapes like last night, look, lara trump is talking about using campaign funds to quiet someone who could damage the president. i don't know if that's what small donors of the trump campaign want. >> there is a reading you could make or have on that phone call where you say, listen -- and the big problem is that omaro