. >> omarosa and whi diversity.e former apprentice time in the west wing comes to an end who will be filling her shoes when the news at 6:30 comes right back. i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. and i like these award-winning cheddar puffs. first place. both events? booyah! we're an awards family. you'll like them both but love our price. award-winning organic cheddar puffs from aldi. simply smarter shopping. >> ♪ >> welcome back. it's been a couple weeks since we've said the name omarosa. she omarosa manigault newman will soon be leaving the white house officially. a lot of people questioning how the white house will have diversity. >> john kelly met with black republicans. the question now is what happens next. democrat simpson and eugene craig here to weigh in tonight. how else do you recruit minorities. how do you approach minorities talent top talent bring them into the white house. >> well, black republicans and black americans in general always have had access to the white house regardless of the admini

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meanwhile, one prominent former trump staffer, omarosa, has a new job.ill be joining the cast of "celebrity big brother." aka "get out 2." [ laughter ] insiders say she left the white house for "big brother" because she wanted a more stable work environment. and this is a start because omarosa could become the first person ever eliminated from "the apprentice," the trump administration, and "celebrity big brother." i like this idea. i have to say i think "big brother" should be nothing but former members of the trump administration. >> announcer: they went from the white house to our house. join seven ousted trump staffers. omarosa, sean spicer, steve bannon, anthony scaramucci, james comey, pikiell flynn and sally yates. locked inside the "big brother" house for three months of drama. >> it's a pretty close-knit group. >> he's a total and complete phony. >> backstabbing. >> where i grew up in the neighborhood i'm from we're front stabbers. >> and revenge. >> i'm going to go after her with a vengeance of all of omarosa. >> with 76 cameras and 100 microph

host julie chen tells us about omarosa making her return to reality tv. for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> hope you had a wonderful weekend, as we take a live look outside at the bay bridge. reality setting in, when the alarm clock went off this morning. it is back to work monday. good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. reality sat in for me last night, when i said, oh, i've got to wake up tomorrow. >> sunday goes into monday. >> we have the weather on our side. just high clouds out there this morning. which is why temperatures don't feel too, too chilly at this hour. but this day is looking like it's going to be a really nice day. temperatures will be above average, all week long. so if you like today, you're going to like the next -- pretty much 10 days. because our long, dry spell is here. it is upon us. high pressure is taking over. we'll talk more about those temperatures coming up. jacqueline? >>> and we are getting off to a rough start to our monday morning commute. we have a fatal cr

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well, we think we might get omarosa. good luck.gotiation, but i had a good feeling actually because i thought, well, she's free, she's available. >> she's not free. >> right. she's available. and we know she likes a plat formg, a camera. she likes to be heard. and now she can be heard 24/7. >> she has a conflicting reputation, julie, about not being able to play nicely with others. are you worried about that? >> this is the "big brother" house. that is the key ticket to take it all the way in "big brother." you want to win the grand prize, which is a quarter of a million dollars, i believe. >> that's not chump change. remind everybody if they haven't watched the show about the voting process. >> it is a little bit of a popularity contest. you're right. it's a struggle, competing against everyone for power. you have to get votes to stay to get nominated and every time there's a new head of household, they're going to nominate two people. i could say, norah and john, the two of you are up for eviction and the rest of the house has to

can you game out who you think else, besides omarosa, might have an interest? other people worked in the white house that might have a story to tell. >> i think there's no question. i think people working in the white house right now will have a story to tell. i think jeff sessions has a story to tell. i think michael mcgann has a story to tell. i think both mattis and mcmaster have stories to tell. i think melania has a story to tell. apparently everybody in that white house has a story to tell. >> and it's interesting. because donald trump sort of famously in the book talks about this constant ritual of humiliation of sean spicer and reince priebus. they've been quiet since leaving the white house. there has been reporting they've kept in some contact with donald trump. do they have any incentive to hold back any longer, despite donald trump's threats of a lawsuit? have they missed their window to try to tell their story? >> oh, i think the window's going to be wide open. at least until robert mueller produces whatever it is he knows. because the one thing th

omarosa got kicked out of the trump administration. so she is joining big brother. not talking about the cia creep who spied on president obama's political opponent. this will be or second stint on reality tv. but third if you count her time in the white house. she'll be competing against mark mcgrath. and cbs announced the new season is meant to go head-to-head with the winter olympics. we wish them luck. it won't be easy pitting a reality tv show against a sporting event in kim jong-un's backyard. topic number three. tiger woods made his return to the golf course this weekend. and unlike civilian life he did not get in trouble for his driving. this time around his putting was the culprit. a fan allegedly shouted get in the hole. first there was crouching tiger hidden dragon, now there is putting tiger hidden heckler. other fans called for him to be ejected. but officials let the guy stay. if you really want to punish someone, make them watch golf. witness were shocked the tiger showed so much restraint. but to be fair. he's been interrupted in far worse situations

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one more thing, the cheese steek, it was ly jit, omarosa rolls, good stuff. awesome. good stuff, chris. i knew that unite corns existed. have fun. drop on day our good day pep rally tomorrow morning. they're going to chickie and petes. you can also stop by the link on game day sunday we will be out there all day and all night. after the big game on sunday crowds will flock towards septa to head back home or you know maybe out, i guess it depends on what happens . police want to make sure things don't get ready. fox 29 dave shouts wiser is making sure everyone gets back safely. just three days to go before the big game and as the eagles get ready across the street at the novacare center septa police and philadelphia police are putting together the security package for the big weekend leaving nothing to chance. with sunday's nfc championship game fast approaching like a septa train, police are ready for all possibilities. we're going to be mobile, ready and flexible and wherever we need to be. i think the eagles all the way. septa expects 18,000 fans to jamb the broad s

but if omarosa gets a man ciewrk just know, walking through that f.b.i.y important. you went on a hunt for big foot "the daily show." is this true? >> yes, yes. it was not-- it wasn't supposed to be a hunt for big foot. it was supposed to be a conversation with a man who doesn't want the forest chopped down. and gi, "cool. you must want to save the earth." he go, "nah, this is where big foot live." ( laughter ) so he's saving the earth, but for the wrong-- for a different reason. the same thing i did when he told me. because there are a bunch of paper mill companies that are, like, basically stripping the forest dry in alabama, and it's a horrible thing. and this man is fighting big paper to save big foot. ( laughter ). >> stephen: now, here's the thing, here's the thing that i didn't know. are you from alabama? >> yes, absolutely, birmingham. >> stephen: i did not know this, i did not know there was alabama big foot. >> yeah, yeah. he's an auburn fan, though. ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay, okay. >> he's an alabama big foot. >> stephen: i did stories for

i want to play you what omarosa galt said about donald trump. this was in a frontline documentary about him running for president. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. it's everyone who has ever doubted donald, whoever disagreed, whoever challenged him. it is the ultimate revenge to become the most powerful man in the universe. >> is that not just becoming the president of the united states, that enough in your view to have cowed all of these senators who have gone from trump critics to trump fans, in some cases just in the last eight weeks? >> you asking me? >> yeah. why do you suppose so many united states senators have done exactly what omarosa said they would do, bow down? >> yeah, well, the office of president has a lot of charm, i suppose. but i think what you're underscoring here is that we really must depend upon the vice president and the cabinet ultimately to come to a conclusion that this president is incapable of responsibly and prudently and even sanely discharging the offices and duties, the po

from the white house to the "big brother" house, former white house aide to omarosa is headed back totar roots, draining the health of "celebrity big brother" next season. she joined the cast of "the apprentice." she is reportedly writing a book or at least considering it. most watch, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening h us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ ♪ gsh ♪ ♪ >> bret: a live look here on capitol hill a beautiful but crisp look at the nation's capitol as we are now just moments away from president trump delivering his first official state of the union address. good evening from washington, i'm bret baier. >> martha: i'm martha maccallum. president trump is set to enter the house chamber like many before him sergeant at arms announcing the president of the united states to the speaker of the house and to the american people. >> bret: we have a full slate of people preview break down the president's speech and the democrats' response. but,

with pictures of rocky and the liberty bell on the walls and tacks of omarosa rolls on the walls you'd think you were in south philly. what makes you think a guy from minneapolis can make a good cheese steek? a. when you learn from philadelphia you should know how to make it. this week this eagles fannies dishing out advice to his viking buddies headed to philly. >> it's a loose loose for. if the eagles within you're going to be sad. if the eagles lose you're not walking out the stadium. home field advantage, that's the big difference i think. meet james a philly sports die hard hard and tacony neative. he'll be at the super bowl as a volunteer in minneapolis in two weeks. he's just hoping the birds will be there. it's amazing to think i have the chance to show all my people, all the philadelphia fan s where i live in, all the places to go to and where to have a lot of fun. i promised you you guys last hour that i would sing the eagles fight song here in the vikings bar. unfortunately the manager said please don't. i'm going to let him go. james here, my man, can we get everyone out wi

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. >> you brought up the omarosa thing.f she did tape her conversation in the oval office, i presume those can be subpoenaed by robert mueller, right? >> i think they've already been sub subpoenaed. i think he reached out to her and said if this is true, give them to me in a hurry. >> like rosemary woods, the one who stepped on the pedal too quickly to erase the tape recording. >> wouldn't it be ironic if omarosa was the mary woods of trumpgate or russiagate. he probably shouldn't have fired her on "the apprentice." maybe things would have turned out better. >>> coming up in the next hour, the resistance is back on the march. more "am joy" after the break. whatever you're doing to stay healthy... there's something you may be missing. a key part of your wellness that you may be... overlooking. it's your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite, from bausch + lomb. as you age your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish those nutrients. ocuvite has lutein, zeaxanthin, and omega-3. nourish your eyes to help them be thei

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maybe an omarosa, for example. i'm not saying she did. but what if you say what if this person or what if that person might have had a conversation with him as well? there's plenty people with an axe to grind or maybe with a perspective that might not line up with what the president's team believes. that's what books are for. looks like they'll sell plenty of them. >> neil: an understatement. thanks, kevin. let's go to katelyn from real clear politics. as i said, the bloom is off that rose if there ever was one. maybe around a year ago, ahead of the president's inaugural address. shaped in part by steve bannon. things have changed. what happened? >> certainly things have changed. this creates all sorts of problems for the president. not only on the political campaign front. remember, bannon is actively involved in several separate primaries heading into this election year. and on the other side, too, the comments that he's been making about donald trump jr. and jared kushner as pertains to the trump investigation. bannon is creating more

not to be confused with omarosa's new book, "fired and furious." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) she's mad. not happy. yesterday, we got primo poop from former white house chief strategist and expired hamburger meat that wished to be a real boy, steve bannon. remember that meeting at trump tower between jared, manafort, don jr. and that russian lawyer? they don't. but bannon does. and he says, it was treasonous. ( audience oohing ) oh, no, i agree with steve bannon! that old gypsy was right. and remember, trump denied any knowledge of this russia meeting but bannon said, "the chance that don jr. did not walk these jumos up to his father's office of the 26 floor is zero." which is same chance that there's a word "jumo." ( laughter ) i don't know what it means. you guys ever heard of jumo? >> jon: no. >> stephen: i think it might be spanish for "maga!" >> jon: i don't know what jumo is. >> stephen: this made trump lose his... let's say, mind. he fired a vicious statement claiming bannon had "nothing to do with me or my presidency." again, that's bannon, seen here with trump in the oval offic

reform meeting other than an episode of the "apprentice" without the theme song or the commercials and omarosaere's, which is saying odious. the president showed his understanding of policy by agreeing with democrats until the republicans told him. today the president talked about the coverage of that meeting. >> it got great reviews by everybody other than two networks who were phenomenal for about two hours. then after that they were called by on their boss and said, oh, wait a minute, and unfortunately a lot of those anchors said one of the greatest meetings they've ever witnessed, and they were great for two hours. they were phenomenal. and then they went south on us, but not that bad. it was fun. they probably wished they didn't send us those letters of congratulations, but i'm sure their ratings were fantastic. they always are. >> major kudos to the united states postal service for delivering those letters so fast, almost not humanly possible. who are these reporters? a normal thing that would absolutely writing. for the record, i didn't write a letter. when i want to do something totall

. >> omarosa. >> and angella reid. >> the big question is about chief of staff john kelly, what his temperature patience he level is like. the dynamic between ivanka and jared, whether there is legalism indications for jared kushner. it's also how long the dysfunction is going to last in the west wing. i think the bigger issue, though, is about the administration's posture, who has the influence, the personnel. that's always a question when you think about defense secretary, secretary of state, national security adviser, who is running the cia. how those people come together and advise the president in a big foreign policy crisis. that's the most important thing. >> two years is a tip cypical e tenure. for a lot of folks it will be, look, i made it through the first year, but am i going to be consistently trying to defend the indefensible. white house press secretary is the worst job in america, there is a strong case to be made. and sarah huckabee sanders is doing her job well defending her boss in front of the press. a lot of folks will say i put in a year. unless they feel their job is missi

resignations at the one year mark if they have not already, like we've seen gina powell leave and omarosa step away. it is going to be different in year two. but of course the one consistency is president trump. he will remain the president. he sets the tone. and so i think things will change like use of cell phones and the personnel. obviously some very major things will stay the same. >> susan page what continues to strike me about the whole thing is, granted, they're railing against the author of the book today, but here was a guy who was allowed inside the white house for, again what appears to be the better part of 200 days, talks to hundreds, conducted on the record interviews. if one had just done a web search of the author, they probably would have found out, susan, that maybe this wasn't the guy that they wanted writing this kind of book about the president. >> you know, you're right, michael wolff wasn't he's dropping. he wasn't overhearing somebody on the next seat. he was invited into the white house repeated lid for hours. extraordinary access. and got on the record quotes fr

. >> omarosa. >> omarosa left -- didn't mean to interrupt you, michelle. >> go back to when everyoneught you want to fire this guy, don't you want to keep him closer, isn't he so dangerous outside of the white house running breitbart, et cetera, he's going to wage war on the white house? and look at what happened in all these months steve bannon hasn't done nearly as well as anybody thought he was going to do. >> right this statement coming on a day in which a democrat is being sworn in in the united states senate from alabama. that after steve bannon got deeply involved in the alabama senate race on behalf of roy moore, the candidate who was defeated in that race. the president in his statement just now calling all of that political acumen into question saying the president knows how to win, steve bannon doesn't know how to win. this is as fundamental a political divorce between these two men as you can imagine. >> well said. >> you know, eamon, there's something else in the statement that i think strikes at the home and the heart of what we do, which is we have seen in the last yea

more recently omarosa manigault newman was escorted off the grounds.the "hardball" roundtable. shelby, noah rock man is wiand e new york democratic party. shelby, let me start with you. there's a couple of different issues here. a couple. that's an understatement. >> love it. >> he says he's going to get the best people. now he's saying one of the people who was closest to him has lost his mind. there's also the constant drama, one aide sniping at another, one leaving taking shots at another. what does it say about trump? what does it say about the type of person he attracts, the administration he's running? >> based on what everyone is saying, i guess everyone at some point in the trump administration has lost their minds. when you look at the white house, it's a difficult place to work. president trump is a really difficult way to be working. there are many issues here. some of the people trump did hire were qualified on paper. sean spicer has become a public punching bag and laughing stock. he was communications director for the rnc, he was in the n

in the campaign but you were credited with knowing him longer and better than anyone else except omarosa, came back in the fold and said "he's just an effing fool." if he was an effing fool, why did you help get him elected president? >> joy, first of all, donald trump -- and i've been thinking about this because i've had a lot of interviews -- it's not that he doesn't know what he doesn't know, it's that he knows what he doesn't know but he doesn't care. >> he doesn't care that he doesn't know. >> and he was right in terms of the campaign when i worked for him. when we go to the constitution issue -- >> let's go to that. this is from page 16 of the book, i have it open here and from page 16 -- >> did you like this book by the way, have you read it or just the exerts? >> as you can see i've not only read it -- >> by the way, i want you to know, joy has read this book. >> this is the quote from you and this is when you were sent to explain the constitution to then-candidate trump "i got as far as the fourth amendment before his finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes are rolling ba

omarosa was fired from "the apprentice" on three occasions and then ended up working in the white house, then she was escorted off the white house grounds. >> exactly. >> so i'll never say the president is never going to make up with someone, but the question is what does steve bannon have to offer the president at this point? what's been demonstrated here is steve bannon has no constituency of his own. he doesn't really have fans. whoever was a fan of steve bannon was more of a fan of donald trump. so the president has been putting people through this weird ritual, basically sending them out to denounce steve bannon, having people choose between the president and bannon, and who's going to choose bannon over the president? so bannon is in a very weak position here, i assume would like to find a way out of this, is probably too proud to issue the truly abject apology that would help him get there. but if he were to ever get back in the president's good graces, the president would have to find him useful, and the president has a tendency to get dissatisfied with whoever is offering him a

we heard that from omarosa post her white house exit tour. that's semantics and you can't get around it. the president of the united states absolutely has not only sided with white supremacists but has said not just racially charged but racist things. him standing in the white house today speaking those very prepared remarks about dr. king that he clearly does not believe was just disgusting and an affront to everyone in this country, but especially to the legacy of reverend dr. martin luther king jr. >> i suppose, amanda, if somebody's trying to understand the difference between racially innorth and racially uninformed which is what dr. king's nephew said of president trump and racist, i suppose the difference would be whether or not you have malice towards people of different races as opposed to you're just racist of people of different races. when you look at the context of the actions of the things and that have been said, it's not him saying ignorant things necessarily that probably every white person in history has said at one point in

i'm recalling a story i think i read of a reporter who shadowed omarosa for a day around the white house. and the press shop had not been notified that there would be a reporter on white house grounds following this fairly senior member of the staff around. and somebody from the press shop spotted this reporter half way through and said what's going on. it's possible, it's believable to me that folks just had no idea this was happening at the level that it was. >> hanging out. i mean -- >> i guess the other question is, when you have a good story to tell, you want people to come in, even if you think that the president has been successful, it's hard to argue that it's been -- that you want to invite reporters into what has been a back-biting atmosphere. >> if you have a good story to tell, you find a trusted reporter or journalist to tell your story. you wouldn't call wolff to tell your story. and that's unfortunately -- i hate that this happened because the problem is, if you don't want someone to see behind the curtain, you don't let a reporter behind the curtain, if you do, make sure

fired during the campaign but credited with knowing him longer, better than anyone else, except make omarosa, why he's an fmplt-ing fool. if he was an f-ing fool, why did you help him get elected president? why did you want him to be president? >> first of all, joy, donald trump, i've been thinking about this, because i've had a lot of interviews. it's not that he doesn't know what he doesn't know. it's that he know what's he doesn't know and he doesn't care. >> he doesn't care he doesn't know. >> he doesn't care, and he was right in terms of the campaign when i worked for him. for instance, go to the constitution issue. >> let's go to that so people know what we're talking about. page 16 of the pook. op book. page 16. >> did you like the book? >> not only read it, made notes. >> you have. i saw you. by the way, you're already -- joy read this book. >> so -- this is the quote from you. >> yes. >> when you were sent to explain the constitution to then candidate trump. i got as far as the fourth amendment before hi finger is pulling down on his lip and his eyes rolling back in his head. how fa

we just reported on omarosa leaving.rican-american senior staffer that he had in the west wing, and so i think that's going to possibly be a focus in the new year. >> go ahead. i would have guessed in the end of the year you would have had an unorthodox president with an unorthodox agenda. you've had an orthodox republican agenda that doesn't necessarily have anything for the signature trump voter, but you still have this unorthodox president and he's stoking these controversies and that's what his voters are getting. >> there's been a weird backlash not from voters and some of the voters, charlie. the corporate america has been one and the nfl is part of this. they have struggled with how to handle this. they don't know how to handle it especially nfl has struggled with it. they don't approve of the behavior, but i was meeting with the ceo recently who said the tax bill that would probably save $350 million, so they're torn. there are some good things and less regulation, laxer enforcement and there are things they like

and journalist like me, we hate america, and the words of omarosa manigault newman, "bend our knee.": who has also been thrown out. >> that's true. but we don't bend our knee to unit states. of ou he is our employer. part of the problem is, there has been a 40 year attack on honest journalism in this country and there are people who bought into that. unfortunately, what they're relying on our outfits that just make stuff up, that trump himself has relied on soviet propaganda outlets. and so that is the reason i think people -- the second part is i said trump ran for office on economic platform i had laid out and i said anyone who runs on this will get elected. well, it happened. the bottom 90% of americans made less money in 2012 than they did in 1967, the year i graduated from high school. the bottom 90% of americans have real grievances. they are in debt. they are in trouble. it is because of these little changes bit by bit that take money out of the pockets and put it in the pockets of rich people that nobody knew about until i dug them out of the law. anger.trump gather this he i

they're running away from these countries not because of the people, they're fine people, even omarosa who would have a bone to pick with the president said he's not a racist. we're sending billions of dollars of aid, military fighting terrorism, people on the ground bringing a lot of health aid to those countries, so the fact of the matter is there's a lot being said and you're going to see democrats say yeah, he said this or that. i believe, i really believe, that he was talking about conditions on the ground. to tell you the truth i've said things about cities in this country -- >> you believe he was talking to who? >> he was telling the truth. he was telling the truth when he's addressing issues on the ground. he's not talking about the people for goodness sakes. he's hired haitians and people of all ethnicities. >> that makes it okay? >> makes what okay? >> to use -- to talk like that? >> he didn't -- he did not -- he said he did not use that language, okay. i believe him. you think i'm -- you think -- look, i really have a lot of mistrust as most of america does and look at your

jackson to be dumbledore or omarosa as delores umbridge.okes all come as an impression of harry potter's lack of diversity in films. spice it up. spice it up. herbology. >> we know what you meant by that. thanks whiz. >> thanks whiz. >> coming up the nation's largest private employer announcing a round of store closures. >> google chrome just got a little safe for under aged users. >> heading to break right now a live look across the d.c. region. you see that rain coming down. >> look at it. >> it looks heavier than it felt coming in. maybe it picked up since we got in around 4:30. 5:41 is your time, 60 degrees. we're back with more news, weather and traffic. >> 5:23 right now. and wal-mart is shutting down more than 60 sams club warehouse stores nationwide. in some cases workers and cstomers showed up to locked doors on thursday and a notice directing people clubs. it comes after wal-mart announced a new $11 hourly wage. the company is also giving out bonuses. >> ford is recalling nearly 3,000, 2006 ranger pickup trucks because of faulty t

omarosa joining us from jpmorgan. what do you make of the rally in the last two days of trading?hink the optimistic note that we finished the year absolutely carrying lowered at 2018. because we had a very strong performance here and growth year in 2017 does not mean it needs to end their this rally continues -- and there., to broadencontinues out, and industrials and metals catch our eyes as well. david: as you talk to investors, what are they see that is making them so optimistic? growth, andlobal the level of optimism and the desire to be in the markets and do something and participate in this rally is probably the greatest we have seen in many years. we are entering this year with an particular. i think clients are looking for opportunities to put money to work, and what we are deciding is that global growth is there to support it. alix: don't you need inflation to black that up -- back that up? lisa: the goldilocks scenario -- anastasia: the goldilocks scenario is that you have these policies but not this great inflation. because of that takes up too much, we will be concern

so i think omarosa's book sean spicer's book they would be this is what i saw.white house. >> in essence for credible. >> we shall see. >> long-time jeopardy host alex trebek had had surgery for blood clots on his brain. trebek appeared wearing a jeopardy baseball cap. >> some of you may have heard by now that during the holiday break i had a slight medical problem. some dural hematoma. blood clots on the brain caused by a fall i endured about two months ago. surgery was performed. after two days in the hospital, i came home to start recovery. the prognosis is excellent. and i expect to be back in the studio taping more jeopardy programs very very soon. i want to thank all of you for your concern. >> wow. here's the thing trebek is not given an official timetable for when he'll be back on the air although there are reports out this mor way that they taped the show and when the shows air he could be back taping again within two weeks. because of the taping schedule, they may not miss any episodes as to when they might. >> from that video he seems great. >> yeah.

they're going to turn over to big brother now that omarosa is on, what is she on? >> big brother?out that. >> big brother? it won't be long -- you can only tweet so often. like there's no twist. he's got to do the whole bobbie and jr thing where he becomes the good guy and you know, meechum becomes the bad guy or something like that. wah, wah. >> we know it's going to happen. he gives a speech and everybody goes great job, presidential. and then he tweets something horrific the next day and we're back where we were at the beginning of season one and it's boring and people turn off the tv sets. >> and speaking of getting old, i'm the mother of a 22-year-old today. happy birthday amelia. >> getting really old. >> amazing. >> we have a powerhouse roundtable ahead. dor dor doris kearns goodwin is on. big thinking in the finger lakes is pushing the new new york forward. we're the number one dairy and apple producers in the eastern united states supported by innovative packaging that extends the shelf life of foods and infrastructure upgrades that help us share our produce with the worl