omarosa, you left the administration well before the pandemic. the middle of covid-19 that's disproportionately affected black and brown people, i cannot imagine defending the president on his covid response or saying that, you know, everything is going fine as we see such horrible numbers in terms of the cases and deaths. why do you think it is that even during covid-19 so many staff members are willingly defending and supporting the president to this day? >> first of all, zerlina, great to see you in that chair. you wear it well. hello, mucc, hey, randall, tim. it's important that you understand that there are people who are serving in the white house who truly see it as an honor to serve their country, but there are also a lot of people in the white house, as i mentioned in "unhinged" who are extremely concerned and also know if they leave, the guard wells are gone, no one is there to monitor what's happening on the inside. the problem is that the president has done so much damage to this country at this point that if these people don't speak

as omarosa said earlier, this has been a boone for biden's campaign. within 48 hours he raised $48 million. there's been polling put out now that has shown -- >> within 48 hours he raised -- 48 hours of announcing kamala harris -- >> $48 million. after announcing senator harris, $48 million. there's so much excitement. that was not even counting the merchandise bought from the store from people so excited to get biden/harris materials. now black and brown voters are more excited to support the campaign. i think it's going to be such a boone for activity. >> omarosa, if you were advising senator harris as one that was involved in the last campaign on the trump side, what would you want her to be ready for? give us ideas of what you think they may start. this is only the beginning. we're going to see after the democratic convention next week, we're going to see the republican convention, and they're going to do four days of going after biden and harris. what would you tell her to prepare herself for? >> i would say to senator harris that no matter how lo

showing me omarosa and author of unhinged a inside account of the trump white house.e is a couple of questions. did you find, first of all, the content of this recording surprising? >> you know, i think what is surprising, the family is very disciplined about what they say and when they say it. that you'll seldomly get one of the family members saying something bad about donald publicly. so to hear his sister, said to be the closest sibling, saying these things about him, calling him a liar and cruel and admitting that he cheated to get into college, it is pretty surprising. >> yeah. you know this president, i want to reiterate she did not know she was being recorded. so whatever candor with which she was speaking, may have been unintentional had she known it would be made public. how would this news be received in the white house, how would it be received by the president? >> you know, i think that this president would actually react to this different than any of the other disclosures about him. because as i stated, his relationship with his sister has always been ve

. >> why is omarosa being so nasty to me, and why is she friends with biden.t happened, folks. >> trevor: but just as kamala immediately went on the attack, conservative media immediately started taking their own shots at her. >> i wouldn't trust kamala harris, i think she's very ambitious. >> she say very mean person, nobody likes her. >> you have sort of a mad woman, i call her, because she was so angry and so-- such hatred is with justice kavanaugh, have i never seen anything like it. >> she comes across as a bit abrasive. i know she can warm things up and be charming. >> i would describe her as a congresswoman ocasio cortez but smarter and without the bartending experience. >> she might look like the full package but when it comes to people judging her, especially women, i think they feel there is no warmth there. >> trevor: you know what, fox news has a really good point there. americans always want their leaders to be warm. i mean that's why trump won, the dude is so warm he sweats his makeup off. i really don't get the criticism that kamala is too ambit

retired generals with great credibility, his former secretary of state, former communications director, omarosa who worked in the white house a little bit, it tracks from what we heard from other people close to this president, but this is his own sister. >> yeah, and they are going to try to dismiss it, the president will try to stage this reality tv style convention next week and he'll have a lot of members of his own family speaking on his behalf. there is nothing quite as revealing as when your older sister, someone who essentially has known you since you were born says and comments that were not scripted, speaking from the heart, you are cruel, you are unprincipled, you are a liar, you're a fraud, you care only about yourself, this is the exact image the democrats put out about president trump during their convention in which they showed sort of his character in comparison to joe biden's character, which they said, you know, showed decency and empathy, things that president trump lacked. it will be very difficult for president trump and his family to try to dismiss this, and try to paper o

we can go back to women who worked for him like omarosa who there's no love lost between the two of us, or talk about well-respected women like april ryan or abby phillip. the list goes on and on and on of the rim and the black women and the women of color who he's disrespected. but also about the white women that he continues to categorize as something other than being human. donald trump is a misogynist. donald trump is an awful human being. that's who we have as president of the united states. we have to reconcile that that's where we are. the question is are women just deduced to being nasty and suburban housewives, or can they be powerful voting blocs that change the trajectory of this great country? >> i hear you and i agree it is a distraction from the larger issues that are facing the kuhn think, like covid deaths, like what's happening with the postal service, worthy of calling out when calling out need be. thanks. >>> the truth about coronavirus, why is it so difficult for those in charge to say what they mean? >> you were minimizing testing. you did talk about focusing on sy

of omarosa,minded who wrote this book accusing him of all kinds of things, and he filed a lawsuit againstwhat is it about joe biden that will bring unity, do you think? caller: i think honesty. he will bring that to the table, and that is what we are lacking. i'm not saying that trump has not done a few things, but he does so many dishonest things. that is my point. i just want to see some trust. that is sabina in louisville, kentucky. "the wall street journal," if you go to their front pages with coronavirus coverage, they have a story called what derailed coronavirus testing. one paragraph saying it took 21 days for testing to take off from one state and city health labs detected a problem. gave auary 29, officials solution. u.s. health leaders dismissed other solutions that could have led to national testing, underestimate the risk of the virus spreading, and were overly confident they could fix the problem. previously disclosed emails and other correspondence was reviewed by "the wall street journal." if you want to get a better look at that story, that is where you can find it. the l