manigault newman left the white house back in december.morning she released audio on nbc's "today" show of what she claims to be the president calling her the day after she was fired. >> omarosa, what's going on? i just saw on the news that you're thinking about leaving. what happened? >> general kelly -- general kelly came to me and said you that guys wanted me to leave. >> no. i -- nobody even told me about it. nobody. you know, they run a big operation, but i didn't know it. i didn't know that. [ bleep ]. i don't love you leaving at all. >> reporter: trump appearing to not know of her firing, though on "meet the press" on sunday manigault newman says he was indeed aware. >> i've talked to him subsequently, and he said he delegated, "i delegated." so he knew. >> reporter: she says she recorded chief of staff john kelly in the secure situation room as he was firing her, claiming he locked her in. >> i'm only going to stay for a couple of minutes. these are lawyers. we've got to talk to you about leaving the white house. there are pretty s

omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"oh absolutely."question:"are you planning on releasing them?" omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"i don't know.

this is the latest series of tweets of manigault-newman. here is what she says of the president criticism. >> it certainly nothing to do with race but with the president calling someone's lack of integrity. the idea that you only point a few things the president has said negative about people that are minorities, the fact that the president's an equal opportunity person that calls things like he sees it. he fights fire with fire and he does not hold back from doing that across the board. >> whatever you think of that answer and take a moment to consider this. the president calling a former high level adviser, an african-american woman a dog may be material enough for a press briefing. there is a lot more. i want to play it for you as well as the questions leading up to it so you will get the full context and contact. >> have you asked the president if he ever used the "n" word? >> the president addressed that question directly. i never heard him using that term. >> have you asked him? >> i didn't have to because he addressed to the american

. >>> a secret reporting omarosa manigault-newman reportedly took from the white house security room and could be trouble for the presidential adviser. >>> thousands show up in washington, d.c., to march against white nationalists. >>> and for better or worse. a bride, her husband, and the wedding party had to be rescued from floodwaters. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, the airport worker who stole a commercial airliner from the seattle airport joked with air traffic controllers before he crash on a remote island. it prompts questions including where the worker learned how to fly. john schiumo has more. good morning, john. >> good morning, anne-marie. that plane didn't require a key, but it did need buttons and switches to be hit in a very specific order. investigators are trying to learn more about richard russell and how he was able to pull this off. the fbi says it recovered flight data recorder recovered from the plane stolen friday night. >> hey, pilot guy, can this thing

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former white house aide omarosa manigault newman is in the studio. she has a new recording she wants us to hear. the first recording involving a member of the trump family. also this afternoon, honoring a legend. the life and legacy of aretha franklin. as the world pauses to honor the queen of soul who died today at 76. we start with our nbc news exclusive. a new secretly recorded tape from inside the world of donald trump and an interview with a former white house aide who made that tape, omarosa manigault newman. the new tape involves a conversation with president trump's daughter-in-law and campaign adviser, lara trump, one that's detailed in her new memoir, it's called "unhinged." just days after she was fired from the white house, a few notes, first of all, on what you will soon here. omarosa gave nbc news four audio clips. we're going to play them back to you. our producer has heard the full version of that tape. we can tell you that these clips are in proper context. also, during the audio you're about to hear, lara trump mentions a "new york

(ken)in national news: fired white house staffer omarosa manigault newman's publisher is facing legal threats from the president's lawyer about her upcoming tell-all book. cnn's kaitlan collins reports that manigault newman released new recordingsof yet another secretly taped conversation. president trump going silent when it came to questions today...nats"is it appropriate for you to punish your critics, mr. president?'"we're finished. let's go."as two of his loudest critics launched their attacks..nat sound: former white house staffer omarosa manigault newman releasing another tape... this time with the president's daughter-in-law... discussing a role with the trump 2020 campaign.lara trump offering her fifteen thousand dollars a month for an undefined role... as long as she kept things... 'positive'lara trump:"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--"omarosa manigault newman:"oh, god no --"lara trump:"everything, everybody, positive, right?

omarosa manigault newman/former white house aide: "wow.", they run a big operation but i didn't know it. i didn't know that." omarosa manigault newman/former white house aide: "yeah."president donald trump: "damn it. i don't love you leaving at all."manigault newman defending her decision to record her conversations. omarosa manigault newman/former white house aide: "the first thing they do when someone leaves the white house, savannah, is say they say don't have credibility, they're just a coffee person, they didn't have access, they never talked to the president." alleging trump records others too.omarosa manigault newman/former white house aide: "the president talked often about how important it was to tape your enemies and to make sure that you had information on your enemies."...and accusing white house staff - including the communications team - of telling trump to twist the truth.omarosa manigault newman/former white house aide:"they prep him to lie every day."the comments provoking new attacks from trump who called her a 'wacky' 'lo

pand anotherential bombshell, manigault newman said the president knew aut e e-mails stolen from the clinton campaign before they were released by wikileakseclined to give any evidence. no response from the white house or the special cnsel about all of that. >> all right. kristen welker at the white house. thanks. n >>> oversea to the horrific bridge disaster in italy. at least 23 are killed and 15 more injured. it happened at a port bridge in genoa when a bridge collapsed during a storm sending dozens of cars plunging. let's get the news from lucy kafanov who made her way to italy. >> reporter: this video capturing the horror. >> oh, dear, god, no. >> reporter: the moment a massive bridge collapsesdu ng a powerful stsm, sending c plunging, witnesses stunned. >> i got out of the car and i saw people running away from the bridge and some people -- there was even a guy with hisce covered in blood. >> reporter: hundreds of first aid enesponders rushing to the digging through tons of concrete and steel. this firefhter carrying out one rescue, lowering a survivor down from the bridge. >>

after days of battling claims from omarosa manigault newman, the white house chose today to announce that the president has revoked the security clearance of former cia director john brennan, and is reviewing the status of nine others, all former officials the president clearly dislikes for public comments they have made or actions they've taken. the white house says what the president did today is all about national security and not about silencing critics or settling scores. so let's look at who the white house is singling out. john brennan has obviously been very critical of the president as has former director of national intelligence james clapper who is also a cnn contributor. fired fbi directjames comey is target. sally yates clashed with the president. he fired her. susan rice, same guess for former fbi officials andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page and bruce ohr. everyone on that list is either a critic or someone the president has locked horns with, a point not lost today in the white house briefing room. >> how can american s not interpret that as not getting back agains

this is in the latest of tweets about manigault newman. once again sarah sanders was asked about the president's language, particularly when it's african americans he is criticizing. here's a logistic at what she said. >> the president has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. the idea that you would only point a few of the things that the president has said negative about people that are minorities, the fact is the president's an equal opportunity person that calls things like he sees it. he always fights fire with fire, and he certainly doesn't hold back on doing that across the board. >> now, whatever you think of that answer, just take a moment to consider. this under ordinary circumstances, the president calling a former high level adviser, an african american woman a dog might be material enough for a press briefing. but there was a lot more today, and i want to play for it for you, as well as the questions leading up to it. >> sarah, have you asked the pre

manigault-newman was the highest ranking african american in the white house and never raised these types of public accusations while there. instead, offering praise. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> reporter: but she was ousted in december amid tensions with the president and other staffers. her new claims of racism come as the president is stoking cultural tensions yet again after a fresh round of nfl players protested during the national anthem last night in the name of criminal justice reform. mr. trump tweeting this morning, players should be happy, be cool and stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay. but eagle's player malcolm jenkins telling lester recently. >> at the end of the day i'm fighting for people and citizens that have been disenfranchised and systemically oppressed for centuries. >> reporter: and a sign there could be more controversy, manigault-newman said she actually heard the explosive "apprentice" tape president trump uses the "n" word, which contradicts her book that says she was only told abou

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so we begin tonight with omarosa manigault newman fired three times from "the apprentice" and once interesthe white house. fool me four times? i don't know who to blame. manigault is now trying to sell a book and is waging a war of words of sorts with her old boss, president trump. she is releasing tapes made on the job, including one with the president. and she promises more recordings of phone calls according to phone calls with ivanka and jared kushner. she once held an office for liaison. she drew the highest salary possible and drew questions of what qualifications if any she had for the job. now that she is back this the spotlight, manigault newman is being accused of poor judgment on the job, and worse, by the same people who hired her in the first place. she is being called a liar by many people, including by michael cohen who is also at war with the president who also recorded conversations with him. it's of course a cliche to point out that all sounds like a reality show, but yes, this all sounds like a reality show, a show where public employees are told to sign nondisclosure agr

reporter: a blistering rebuke from former white house assistant to president trump, omarosa manigault-newman. >> i was complicit with this white house deceiving this nation. they continue to deceive this nation by how mentally declined he is. >> reporter: she is promoting her soon-to-be-released book, which documents a search for a recording of mr. trump using the n-word during outtakes of the reality tv show, 'the apprentice.' after "unhinged" went to print - she says she found it. >> i have heard for two years that it existed and once i heard it for myself, it was confirmed what i feared the most. >> reporter: before sunday's interview, the white house said the upcoming boo and the president was asked saturday if he feels betrayed by his former reality tv so-star.if >> reporter: today, the counselor to the president suggested sales are motivating manigault-newman's claims. >> i have never a single time heard him use a racial slur about anyone. and i also never heard omarosa complain that he had done that. >> reporter: in an effort to boost her credibilty, manigault-newman says she recorded

presidentrump labeled omarosa manigault-newman as wacky on twitter. she was a contestant on "the apprentice" and lasted a year in the trump adnistration.no the bbc'rth america editor jon sopel has more. jon: omarosa manigault-newman had zero policy expertise and no political experience when she was appointed by donald trump to be one of his senior advisers at the white house. but she had been on "the apprentice," the reality tv show he hosted. they were the perfect coupling. pres. trump: omarosa is a good person. upn: she is also black in a white house that io its name of being, well, very white. omarosa: donald trump is a con. jon: with hefiring, and book she is now touting, the reality tv genre has come to the white house. in the book she accuses the president of being racist and misogynist. he fired back. l pres. trump:owlife.if she's a lo jon: but revenge is a dish best served cold, and she has planned this all out, aordinarily with a tape her firing by chief of staff john kelly. jon: that drew gasps in the west wing.k the firing tace in the altua

>> absolutely. >> reporter: on "meet the press," manigault newman revealed she secretly recorded john kelly, firing her inside the highly secure white house situation room. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders saying the move shows a blatant disregard for our national security. >> this is a white house where everybody lies. i had to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> reporter: the president is accusing his stormer top aide of breaking not a law, but an agreement tweeting omarosa has a fully signed nondisclosure agreement. neither the white house nor omarosa gave details about that. mr. trump also tweeted that general kelly warned she was, quote, a loser and nothing but problems. i told him to try working it out. if possible, because she only said great things about me until she got fired. why did she stay nearly a year? >> because right now there is no african-american senior staffer in the white house. >> reporter: all of it raising questions about how mr. trump is running his own administration and whether he is including enough african-americans in it. kristen welke

secretly recorded tape of white house chief of staff john kelly firing trump advisor omarosa manigault newman, but that's just the tip of the iceberg. >> chaos around the globe with flooding fires, droughts and more. as scientists sound the alarm over our swiftly changing climate. >> a baggage handler manages to steal a passenger jet this morning. investigators are piecing together just how it happened. >> to a massive sink hole that tried to swallow the car except for passerby and teamwork that saved the day. "early today" starts now. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. exactly one year after demonstrations in charlottesville, virginia turned deadly, a small group of white nationalists showed up for eye planned protest in the nation's capital. but they were outnumbered by throngs and counter protesters. >> there were some tense moments, but security was tight and the protests were largely peaceful. coming as a relief to law enforcement who had been gearing up for this day for months. nbc's nikki carvajal has the latest. >> reporter: lots of people in dc, it was a tense weekend leading u

omerosa manigault-newman, everybody.or: that's our show for tonight. before we

omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"oh absolutely."estion:"are you planning on releasing them?" omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"i don't know. i'm going to watch to see. they've been threatening legal action. they're trying to figure out oh, how to stop me // i'm expecting that they're going to retaliate and so i'm just going to stand back and wait."wait." (vicki) (vicki) that was kaitlan collins reporting...(grant) president trump tweeted about amorosa, saying that she "never made it" and "never will." (grant) a c-h-p officer killed in the line of duty was honored in west sacramento today. the c-h-p academy rang a bell in honor of officer kirk griess who was killed last friday during a traffic stop. officer griess and a vallejo man died after another driver crashed into them on i-80 west in fairfield. the driver is reportedly cooperating with investigators but there is no official word on what led to the crash. the 19 year the crash. the 19 year c-h-p veteran became the 229th c-h-p officer killed in the line of

manigault-newman says the offer was hush money.e 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 clash with omarosa who was not the easiest person to get along with and they are concerned that she may have motivation to tape them during this extended period where she was in the white house and had access of the highest level including the president. you don't need insider sources to see how concerned trump is. you look at his twitter feed and it has been a steady of omarosa

that was omarosa manigault newman. she expects a counter attack from the white house and believes white house staff was being recorded by the president. >> the whole thing, think about this. james comey taking contemporaneous notes. michael cohn, the president's long-time fixer tapes the president and omarosa worked with him at the a pren dipprent the white house, people within the inner circle taping him. kelly o'donnell, news one now's roland martin and msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos. kelly, to you first. how tricky is this for the white house? when someone leaves, they say something about the president, the white house punches down. in this case she's got tapes. if she has more tapes, how dicey is it for this white house to come out swinging? >> reporter: and, stef, often when people leave the white house they have a lot of concern about what comes next in their career chapter. omarosa manigault newman is a formidable adversary based on the skill set she's brought to bear. willing to tape inside the white house,

omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"oh absolutely."re you planning on releasing them?" omarosa manigault newman/former aide to president trump:"i don't know. i'm going to watch to see. they've been threatening legal action. they're trying to figure out oh, how to stop me // i'm expecting that they're going to retaliate and so i'm just going to stand back and wait." (sports) wait."to stand back and so i'm just going to retaliate and so i'm just going to stand back and wait." (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...which means you can saynally hyes... ...to the shoes your family wants. find top brands at big savings... ...for men, women, boys and girls all for a whole lot less... ...at the ross shoe event. yes for less. in with the new ... the salesforce transba

. >> omarosa manigault newman. >> omarosa manigault newman. >> omarosa manigault newman. >> omarosaigault newman. omarosa. omarosa. >> omarosa. >> omarosa. >> guys, buckle up, here is just part of my interview with omarosa manigault newman. >> >> omarosa manigault newman. omarosa. omarosa. >> omarosa. >> omarosa. i don't think omarosa was anywhere near any inner circle of the campaign. >> sean: i have to admit it's a little humorous this obsessive anti-trump coverage. nothing new. in fact, this echo chamber it never stops it just moves crisis to crisis, second by second. minute by minute. hour by hour. dave by day. 24/7, 365. we have got the evidence. take a look. >> now they will certainly face questions about stormy daniels. >> the stormy sag da. >> stormy daniels. >> stormy danels lawyer. >> we haven't heard from him about the stormy daniels affair. >> adult film star breaking her silence about her affair with president trump. >> talking about the most serious legal allegations. >> i am a proud [bleep] >> no. we are not all created equal. at least if you are not born in as the pr

manigault newman says there's a lot of lying in the white house and other people say manigault-newman's integrity is not intact either. richard? >> thank you, kelly. joining me, zerlina maxwell, msn msnbc -- also bob cusack, editor-in-chief for the hill. lots to talk about on a sunday noon eastern. i want to start with what we heard from omarosa at the top of the show. your overall reaction? >> i think this is a competition of which liar do you believe. do you believe omarosa who has credibility problems or the white house which has its own credibility problems and i land on the side of omarosa and here's why. she's known the president for 15 years and to me that means she knows him pretty well, probably better than most people who work in the white house so she has some credibility on the issue of who donald trump is and what he is like behind the scenes. additionally the idea that -- if her big allegation is the president is a racist in private, we already know that. we've seen his public behavior mirror that. so this is fun for us to discuss but i think that, you know, the bottom lin

the verbal slugfest between president trump and his former aide and co-star omarosa manigault newmansemble a reality tv show. in the latest episode manigault newman claims the president is a racist and insists someone has an audio tape to prove it. meanwhile, mr. trump calls her a dog and a crazed crying lowlife. in the middle of all this there's a tell-all book and the threat of legal action. major garrett sets the scene. >> reporter: president trum aied a arbitti claim in new york today against former campaign and white house aide omarosa manigault newman. alle her 2016 confidentiality agreement with the trump campaign. a short time later omarosa responded. >> i don't believe that i violated it but i'm going to leave that to the lawyers to sort that out. it's interesting that he's trying to silence me. so what is he trying to hide? >> should he be afraid of more tapes you have in your position? >> i think he should be afraid of being exposed as the misogynist, the bigot and the racist that he is. >> reporter: on cbs this morning omarosa also released a new audio recording which con

i was complicit with this white house deceiving this nation. >> reporter: manigault newman writes she learned about a tape where mr. trump used the "n" word during production of the apprentice, but that she had not heard it herself. she told "meet the press" she did, but only after her book was completed. >> i heard his voice as clear as you and i are sitting here e. >> you have heard the tape? >> i have heard the tape. >> since publication of the book? >> reporter: she brought another tape of her own to "meet the press," a hidden recording she made when the chief of staff fired her last december. >> is the president aware of th this? >> let's not go down that road, this is a nonnegotiable execution. >> yes, i have to protect myself and i have no regret about it. >> reporter: kellyanne conway painted her colleague as an opportunists. >> she's trying to sell books and settle scores. you have to be anti-trump for those to be successful. >> reporter: the white house hit back hard, reacting to manigault newman's appearance on "meet the press." press secretary sarah sanders said to sneak a

just say "vote for agt" into the x1 voice remote. >> former white house aide omarosa manigault newman appeared on msnbc's "politicsnation" just this morning to share her reooactiono the number of public attacks from president trump. after the release of her book "unhinged" where she goes into details about her struggles at the white house, president trump fired off a bunch of tweets. >> how did you feel when you saw the president call you a low life and a dog after you had taken all of these arrows for him? >> you know, when he called me that dog i thought that it was clear evidence, one, that he has absolutely no respect for the presidency. it was such a vulgar slur. and can you just imagine if he would say that publicly? what is he saying about me and other african-americans privately? but just really it makes the point that donald trump is not equipped to serve in the role that he is in. in fact, i would say he is unfit to serve as the president of the united states. >> joining us now, democratic strategist adrian elrod, tim carney, former george h.w. bush aide and republican strat

he's attacking omarosa manigault-newman being wacky for claiming that he did.e says the "n" word is not in his vocabulary, do you believe that? >> no, i don't. just based on his actions and the way he has talked about african-americans in the past and we didn't need the "access hollywood" to verify that he says vulgar and crude things about women and we don't need the "n" word tape to verify that he says racist things about african-americans. don, unfortunately, there are a lot of people of his base that does not matter to them. they are currents of the results than the rhetoric. i don't see his numbers changing. we have a liar on the one side and a liar on the other. i don't think we'll get to the bottom of this but tape or not, i don't think his bases will change. >> do you think he said the word? you don't think it matters if there is a tape or not. >> not to his base. he campaigns using the same type of rhetoric he's using now and he won. look he's got the 42% approval rating by the people across this country. that's higher than reagan and carter and clinto

. >>> omarosa manigault newman is releasing a tell-all book that could lead her to hot water. >>> in the because area, the morning commute is just moderate. we had light commutes and busier ones. we'll sort them out for when you we come back. >>> paul manafort is charged with 18 banking and tax crimes. he faces 350 years in prison if convicted. he was accused of tampering with witnesses. >>> back and forth over a potential sit down between president trump and robert mueller seems to be continuing and no clear end in sight. the president's lawyer told fox news that he doesn't want to subject the president to what he calls perjury traps. it has to do with michael flynn and former fbi director james comey. >> the president will testify, if asked, that the conversation about flynn did not take place. if he would testify to that, even though comey has a prior statement under oath similar to the president's, that there was no obstruction of the subject, they could charge him with perjury. >> and he is demanding that mueller wrap up the investigation by september 1st so it will not i know t

it's a phone call between manigault-newman and lara trump, wife of president trump's son eric...in which she appears to offer omarosa a job....(grant) it's the latest in a feud between the president and the former apprentice contestant. from our partners at c-n-n reporter jim sciutto has more. lara trump / president trump's daughter-in-law: "listen, obviously, with, like, 'the new york times' article and stuff, you know, it's, it's - " omarosa manigault-newman: "what's the new york times article?"lara trump / president trump's daughter-in-law: "the one that -- the one that -- it was in the new york times today. i guess you didn't - with maggie haberman, or they wrote about you. 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 - "omarosa manigault-newman: "oh, god, no."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 pu

she was fired repeatedly and omarosa manigault newman turned it from a white house job into the equivalent of a reality show moment by secretly recording it with a subsequent phone call from the president. >>> struck out. president trump is publicly reveling in the firing of fbi agent peter strzok who sent anti-trump text messages during the election campaign. the president using the firing to once again attack the russia investigation as a witch hunt and a hoax. >>> deadly intentions. stealing an airliner and taunts controllers flying wildly. how did he pull it off? did he intend from the start to take his own life? wolf blitzer is off today. i'm jim sciutto and you're in "the situation room." >>> breaking news. cnn learned that the kremlin was pleased with the helsinki summit of president trump and russia's vladimir putin. while president trump faced sharp bipartisan criticism at home for that meeting, u.s. and western intelligence assessments find that russian officials find it exceeded their expectations. i'll speak with a congressman and our correspondents and specialists standing by

manigault newman says she's been interviewed by the special counsel.ave the latest co on "today." back to you. >>> kristen welker live at the white house. we'll see her full report coming up next on "today." >>> now to a possible break in the case of the murder of this littlekiyah wilson. she was killed as she went out to get ice cream. d.c. police are possibly one step closer to solving the case. >> justin finch is liveat police headquarters to explain how a carjacking in prince george's county is connected to makiyah's shooting. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, aaron, good mornis . this true case of seeing something and saying something here. it turns out this woman was watching this surveillance video we've been showing you and realized that was her stolencar and she knew she had to do something. here's that video now. that black infiniti sedan was stolen from her. it was used to cary the armed men to the neighborhood where they shot and kied 10-year-old makiyah wilson. we have kevin eugene jones th charged wthe assault and carjacking of that

but that's the looming question after ousted top adviser omarosa manigault newman said she heard an outtake from the first season of "the apprentice" with mr. trump allegedly using that slur. >> how many times did you hear him use the "n" word? >> multiple times. >> reporter: today, he called his former apprentice a crazed, crying lowlife, adding good work for general kelly for quickly firing that dog, a racially-charged term that sparked public criticism and this firm response. >> it just shows you if he would say that publicly, what else would he say about me privately? he has absolutely no respect for women, for african-americans. >> reporter: it is not just manigault newman. the president has used dehumanizing terms to take aim at a range of political rivals, but his recent attacks questioning the intelligence of african-americans in politics and pop culture have come under scrutiny. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: but manigault newman says a new recording, not confirmed by nbc n

manigault newman says she recorded the conversations to protect her credibility.nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> the white house has not commented on why john kelly held a personnel meeting inside one of the most sensitive rooms and the world. the biggest wildfire in california history... is >>> we are looking at cooler conditions thanks to onshore flows. a live look with our roof cam and you can see clouds still out there hanging around for us. let's talk about how cool it's going to be compared to yesterday afternoon. we are talking anywhere from 3 degrees to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday and that is all thanks to that strong marine influence. mid-60s in san francisco today, upper 60s oakland, 80 san jose and in concord, 86 degrees. that is just how much cooler it's going to be. >>> the air-quality is looking good thanks to that onshore flow. all look -- all locations except may be the east bay with moderate air-quality could see hazy skies. let's talk about the mendocino complex fire. thankfully, the feather -- fire weather conditions are getting

. >> reporter: in her new book, former white house aide omarosa manigault newman reveals she recordedhite house conversations, including this one with president trump in december. >> omarosa, omarosa, what's going on? i just saw on the news that you're thinking about leaving? what happened? >> general kelly came to me and said that you guys wanted me to leave. >> no. nobody even told me about it. >> wow. >> they run a big operation, but i didn't know it. i didn't know that. god damn it! i don't love you leaving at all. >> reporter: over the weekend, omarosa also released a tape of a meeting in the situation room where chief of staff john kelly fired her. >> it's come to my attention over the last few months that there's been some pretty, in my opinion, significant integrity issues. >> reporter: in her white house communications job, omarosa had direct access to the president, owing to a friendship forged with mr. trump on his hit tv show "the apprentice." >> you know i've always been a big omarosa fan, but omarosa, you're fired. >> reporter: on saturday, the president cast aside his f

omarosa manigault newman in a tweet storm targeting her media blitz writing, wacky omarosa who got fired three times on "the apprentice" now got fired for the last time. she never made it, never will. she begged me for a job, tears in her eyes. i said okay. people in the white house hated her. she was vicious but not smart. i would rarely see her but heard really bad things. nasty to people and would constantly miss meetings and work. when general kelly came on board, he told me she was a loser and nothing but problems. i told him to try to work it out if possible because she only

how is omarosa manigault newman able to record her conversation with the chief of staff john kelly in one of the most sensitive rooms in the white house? this is "andrea mitchell reports" only to msnbc. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> former assistant to the president, omarosa manigault newman making bombshell claims in her book, including how she was fired from her job. yesterday on "meet the press," manigault newman releasing an audio recording of the conversation with chief of staff john kelly from the situation room. take another listen. >> there are pretty significant legal issues that we hope don't develop into something that -- that'll make it ugly for you. but i think it's important to understand that if we make this a friendly departure, we can all be, you know, you can look a

omarosa manigault newman claims, she heard recordings in which the president used the n-word. trump campaign has filed for arbitration against omarosa. the campaign says, she broke a 20-16 non- disclosure agreement... barring her from talking about many of the details of her work. this means, a judge or a legal representative will handle the claim ... to determine if she violated the agreement. omarosa recently published a tell- all, white house memoir... which details private conversations during the campaign and in the white house. she also released recordings of conversations with white house chief of staff john kelly, campaign aides, and president trump himself. (pam) meantime tonight: her recordings from inside the white house ... are raising concerns about a major security breach. cnn's brian todd reports. it's the heavily-secured, vaulted operations center- where president obama watched the killing of osama bin laden...where george w. bush commanded the invasion of iraq...and where omarosa was fired. (kelly-omarosa--) (omarosa: can i ask you a couple questions? does the

but former trump adviser omarosa manigault newman has released what she says is a tape of a phone call from the president, expressing surprise and regret at her dismissal last year. she has already accused donald trump of repeatedly using racist language. our north america editor, jon sopel has the story. omarosa manigault newman had zero policy expertise and absolutely no political experience when she was appointed by donald trump to be one of his senior advisers at the white house. but she had been on the apprentice, the reality tv show that he'd hosted. they were the perfect coupling. i like omarosa. omarosa's a good person. she's also black in a white house that lives up to its name as being, well, very white. donald trump is a con. and with herfiring and book that she's now touting, the reality tv genre has come to the white house. in the book, she accuses the president of being a racist and misogynist. he fired back. lowlife, she's a lowlife. but revenge is a dish best served cold, and she has planned this all out. extraordinarily, with a tape of her firing by chief of staff john

in a new interview, manigault-newman providing new details about the tape. >> when you listened to the part you heard, how many times did you hear mr. trump, your former boss, how many times did you hear him use the n word. >> multiple times. what's upsetting,s it bout someone on the set with me. >> jackson, ass businen, on the first season of the "apprentice" dlipd to comment taking a hard passn all things omarosa. the former reality star going into more details about what was allegedly said with that savannah. >> you actually heard the tape. >> absolutely. >> how long is the tape. >> there are multiple tapes. >> you have sincehe book closed. >> since i hrd it self. >> how long is the tape. >> about three minutes. >> oddey or vide camer outtakes. >> it's audio. >> manigault-newman dangling possibilityf more secretly recordedtapes. >> i have plenty. >> leaving the door open to the sp >> anything mueller would like to see, robert mueller. >> if his office calls again, anything they want, i'll share. >> reporter: it's the latest in manigault-newman's scorched earth book tour prompting mr

the trump campaign filed a formal complaint against manigault newman. they say she violated a 2016 confidentiality agreement. her publisher simon & schuster called that a hollow legal threat and also said they would not allow her to be intimidated. jon? jon: ellison barber with the president in new jersey, thank you. >>> meanwhile, the president defending his decision to pull former cia director john brennan's lifetime security clearance. more than a dozen top former intelligence officials slamming the president's move as an attempt to stifle free speech. a claim the president denies, telling reporters he never respected brennan. mr. trump doubling down on that sentiment tweeting as anyone looked at the mistakes that john brennan made while serving as cia director? he go down as easily the worst in history and since getting out, he has become nothing less than a loud mouth partisan political hack who cannot be trusted with the secrets to our country. national security correspondent jennifer griffin joins us with more from washington. given the backlash,

omarosa manigault newman. >> and peter strzok raising more than $320 thousand on a gofundme page, he says he is the victim of a political assault. thank you for joining us and watching, money, politics. we got the debate, i am elizabeth plaqu mack donald the "evening edit" starts right now. >> to your money, dow jumping 112, ending 25299. it snapped a 4 day slide as the turkish crisis abates in turkey, currency rebound. but first british police raiding several homes across the uk over a terror attack on parliament this morning in london, the suspect in his 20s, arrested after driving a ford fiesta at 50 miles an hour into crowd, zarbing intzarb -- crashing ands and barriers, he did injury 3, hundreds people have been killed and injured in vehicle attacks since 2017. today's attack over a year after massoud plowed a car into crowds on westminster bridge, killing 5 before stabbing a police officer to death. there have been over a dozen vehicle attack, last april, a mini bus drove into outdoor seating area in muenster, germany, last year, august. killing 13 in barcelona, injuring 50, ch

either way, everything that omarosa manigault newman has been saying on the airwaves will undoubtedly get the attention to some degree of the special counsel. whether or not they'll take it seriously or not remains to be seen. but it was striking to hear her say she's interviewed with the special counsel and is open to meeting with him again. >> phil rucker, how concerned are people in the white house, not knowing what else is out there? >> andrea, there's concern because omarosa has said she has many, many more tapes. it's unclear what those tapes contain. it's unclear if she has any more recordings, for example, that include president trump or that include general kelly. she was in a lot of senior staff meetings because she was a senior staffer in the white house. did she record those meetings? are there things that are going to come out that will simply embarrass some of her colleagues? the president clearly could not restrain himself, so they're fully engaged now in trying to defend the president and defend the white house from her allegations but they simply don't know what else

the more interesting way to get your protein. >>> manigault-newman's new book, tonight we are hearing the publisher is firing back saying it will not be intimidated by the trump campaign saying she breached the confidentiality that she signed. the white house released another audio tape where you can hear president trump's daughter-in-law offered her a job of the 2020 election campaign and this was after she was fired from the fire house job. an offer that was exchanged for another non-disclosure agreement. she played it today on msnbc. >>. >> what's the new york time article? >> the one that -- the one that wfs in the new york times today. i guess you didn't -- with maggie haberman or they wrote about you. it sounds a little like -- all the money we raise and that pays salaries is directly from donors. small donor dollars for the most part. i know you were making $179,000 at the white house. i think we can work something out to keep you a i long that line. we were talking about 15k a month. let's see what that adds to. so that's $180,000. does that sound like a fair deal for you? >>