omarosa is here to go "on the record": hi omarosa. >> hi. how are you? >> look into your crystal ball and tell me how is donald trump going to make this decision? you know him. you have worked for him. he even fired you on the apprentice. tell me your thoughts. >> he remind me of being fired and you also remind me of the fact that i went through this very arduous interview process with donald trump to work for him. to work with him in his empire there are qualities that donald trump works for in individuals that he allows in his space. the first thing he looks for is loyalty, greta. he wants somebody who he knows will be loyal to him and what he stands for. he also looks for someone who is straightforward, a straight shooter, has a strong personality and can hold their own. and so you will see that in the person that he ultimately selects to be his vice president. >> what's sort of interesting is because you are not telling me that you think he is going to look for someone who can perhaps garner a certain demographic vote. is he not looking for a woman o

why not go full wild card omarosa. >> emily, the last word here. ethan says no one wants to be in his shadow. perhaps we heard some lawmakers who do. governor chris christie, newt gingrich. >> i think we're missing three really interesting candidates and likely candidates. one undercard that is fascinating to me and that is the choice of going with congressman marsha blackburn. i think that would be a really interesting choice. she's a woman. strategic move going up potentially the first female president and she does have the executive experience. ingmar shah blackburn would be an interesting choice. speaker newt gingrich, rally the conservative base that he needs to drive turnup up on election day. i think this is breaking right now but he's looking at general michael flynn and that is said that trump is push that vetting process along himself. those are three candidates very interesting choices and we'll have to watch how it plays out at the convention. very much going to be interesting. >> all right. thank you so much for joining me, both of you

as you said, time is of the essence and we are committed to do it. >> omarosa let's listen what did ison the floor. >> our delegates cast the following three awards for dr. ben carson. five awards for governor john kasich. 8 for senator ted cruz. 16 wards for senator marco rubio. 17 awards for our next president of the united states of america mr. donald j. trump. [cheers and applause] >> you know omarosa for all the criticism that republican party gets for not being diverse getting more diverse. >> enthusiastically putting their support behind donald trump. it just gives us the motivation that we need to keep up the work. >> what's different about him? you have supported donald trump for a long time and know him well. what's so different about him? >> he understands at the end of the day we need jobs. our community needs jobs and training to jobs. donald trump's ability to make good business deals will be the most powerful asset that he has because he will make a great deal for america. >> the middle class doesn't have much choice right now. they have got the two candidates. vote secr

. >> the good news is they have omarosa in charge of african american outreach. >> she's very warm. >. we'll be right back. >> yeah. looking very, very sexy, and i see you've got the dance moves. >> that's mine. >> i think michael flatly would be proud of your moves. it wouldn't be exactly what we call sexy. >> my moves? >> no. the fashion. let me finish. taking center stage at the republican national convention. it's definitely making a statement. >> the overriding theme is anything and everything red, white, and abc is there in the latest. >> from sparkling hats to the all american shirts, dresses and cowboy boots, the republican national convention is really just one giant cat walk. melania's $2,200 dress may have sold out online, but she's not the only fashion niece have a here. >> this is my dancing dress. and it has fabulous music. >> this wasfm made by my doer daughter-in-law. >> the styles a chance for them to show off their republican pride. >> i'm here for the party. >> we thought it was a great way to have fun. >> reporter: many here taking a message, state pride is on disp

it's not going to be a surprise like you are not going to have omarosa on the ticket and you are goingo acknowledge it on thursday now. have you changed your mind since the news cycle is on friday it doesn't exist, right? >> well, you are right about news cycle. i'm not necessarily saying i was going to do it on friday anyway. >> thursday would be really good time and on the factor. >> those people know me very well. >> factor live would be the best. >> we do plenty of factors. >> you do and we admire you for that and i have said that and we are hoping hillary clinton will get on the train. >> never easy but that's okay. >> now, you said earlier that you may speak every night at the convention and i said to you do you have to? [ laughter ] it's a little joke. >> i didn't i didn't say that. the networks want mood toe speak every night at the convention. >> for the ratings. >> the networks like ratings i will not be speaking every night. >> one keynote next thursday. >> most likely. i have great respect for the institution of the convention. i'm not going to change the wheel. we have som

more than omarosa. >> larry: but -- >> he ruined his life in every other way.he gave me once a donald trump tie made in china. he can't even go to china now. he can't go give orders. nobody is selling to him in china ever again. i think he's been trying to get out of this. >> larry: you think he was actively -- >> look at what he's been saying? does that sound like somebody that want to win. >> larry: but it's working. >> and every time he goes home i think he's like what the [bleep] is going on. i tried the mexican joke and they liked me. what's crazy about him hating immigrants is the donald trump i knew back in the day hired nobody but immigrants. >> larry: back in the day. >> other than marla maples and who knows -- i don't know where she is. it's like mission impossible. that's the only woman he really want is his daughter. >> that's my theory is he only ran for president to impress her. >> larry: to impress his daughter. >> and he has another daughter that gets no molesty love. >> larry: ok. all right. so is that the art of the deal how to get molested. >

. >> a common complaint, that he is a racist, engaging black voters is now the job of this woman, omarosas now the director of african-american outreach for the campaign. you may remember her from "the apprentice". >> i didn't come here to make friends. >> what is your response to that? >> i don't just know him through headlines. i know donald trump's heart. i know him as a person. and i have to acknowledge that he is racial. when he talks about illegal immigrants and they're coming from different countries, that triggers racial reactions from people. he is talking about racial ins didn'ts but that does not make him a racist. i think we throw that term around way too loosely. >> we saw for ourselves how tough this reality star can be when she interrupted the interview. >> we are in the middle of an interview. >> interesting moment there. the special pizazz you see from people in the trump world. next up, we sit down with ivanka trump. what she says about her father's political salvos, and a sneak peek at the star wars stand alone movie. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the p

and different and this would cover the demographic weaknesses that the trump campaign should have omarosaan, african-american, and she -- >> -- is she a registered republican? >> that doesn't matter. is he running on the populist ticket. >> wait a minute. wait a minute a last time the republicans or democrats nominate add running mate who wasn't a member of their party was in 1864 when abraham lincoln picked a war democrat named andrew johnson honchts was promptly impeached. >> threw through -- >> maybe you think omarosa is going to be it. i bet you it's not going to be her if you are willing to bet some money. >> no i have trump on tomorrow. i think you are right. either pence or gingrich. i think both of us could be embarrassed when he announces it. >> we probably will be. >> i hope it's at the end of the day when both you and i are asleep. when we come right back, congressman jason chaffetz demanding the fbi investigated hillary clinton for perjury before a congressional committee. watters on how much the folks really know about the email deal. after a long day, jen stops working, but

talked with omarosa a short time ago.f you think about this, greta, donald trump is on center stage tonight? a show about a different kind of apprentice that will be seen in a whole new light. asked omarosa how she feels. she says i love my boss and i might cry. see whether or not that happens. see you back upstairs. >> bill, thanks. stage, donald donald trump's v.. introducing himself to the american people. mike pence telling why donald trump should be the next president of the united states. >> our leaders need to be stronger. under donald trump our deals will be smarter, our soldiers will have what they need and our veterans will have what they earned. we will secure our borders, protected our nation, and all this we will be more serious and when we do, this nation will start winning again. >> former 2016 g.o.p. presidential candidate donald trump supporter dr. ben carson goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. >> what do you want the american people to know about donald trump? >> that he is a very smar

. >> donald trump appointed omarosa. >> don't be reaching over here, said black people. >> super gladhat one. >> thanks to the success of the film finding dory, ellen, is now the hollywood actress with the biggest draw at the box office. >> coincidentally, box office is what lesbians call their vaginas. [ laughter ] >> 16-year-old from compton currently attempting to break the record for youngest african-american pilot to fly across the continental u.s. >> and he just got pulled over. >> having a lesbian sex dream doesn't mean they're gay. >> jenny, why are you talking? >> i don't have a punchline. if you have a lesbian dream. you gay. >> not true. i had a dream the other night where i held hand with kerry washington. >> yeah, you are a little gay. >> that explains a lot. >> am i a little gay? >> you are basically a woman. >> oh, i'm sorry is that an insult? >> modern. >> no, i don't want to. no. i would getten ein a lot of tro. that's a bad idea. okay. >> the republican party has hired a 21-year-old african-american woman to help them court black voters. to help them court black male

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. >> it is all about she has to be held accountable and not qualified and omarosa gave a wonderful rendition i can't believe you said ass on your show. >> just said it again. >> i couldn't believe you said that. >> listen. i said it myself. i said johnny stewart has his head up obama's ass. it's cable. >> exactly. exactly. >> right. right. we have smart people on, too. it is not a matter of, it's not a sexy topic. national security. saving lives is important. why is hillary clinton a a champion of gays and lesbians and treat women like third class citizens. and why does she take money from those countries? >> give me one example. this is until after we beat the drum. >> they were ashamed in isis times. >> and so it's a fair question to ask. >> would you take -- would you take -- take money from a country that kills gays and lesbians? >> no. >> would you take money from a country where women can't drive a car? >> running as the first female? >> the answer is no. we're not safer. >> thank you. good to see you. >> case closed and thank you. the jury is in your hands. >> joining us now with more

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