stephanie gresham here. she was the white house press secretary.rump. also chief of staff and communications director for first lady melania trump. some of the roles you held at the same time, as well. this is the portion of the interview we're going to talk about something you do discuss in the book, which is your culpability in all of this. you describe yourself as a destroyer at one point. now you feel that you are on the other side of that. >> mm-hmm. >> you write in the book that it is the job of the spokesperson to take the lumps in the press and do all you can to make your principle look good, even if it means that you're looking at our simply as though you are a liar. but you didn't have to lie. >> i didn't. i didn't have to lie. and i regret any of the lies that i told. i regret working there, right? i mean, i have so many regrets. i don't think -- i don't know what you guys think, but the book isn't real nice to me either. i have no illusions that people are going to like me. this has not been an easy process because now, not only does th

stephanie gresham accuses trump of inappropriate behavior towards the female staff, as well as being vain. volatile and insecure. the book also dishes out criticism of trump's daughter, yvonne cup and son in law. jerry christner, who both worked in the white house at the time. gresham claims that the former president frequently said nonsensical things and even hired a man to sing him songs to cool his temper. well, that's interesting. and the media just can't get enough of that. they have been discussing it all week staffer nicknamed the music man, played that song from katz, the sue, the president of the united states, into me of all the alarming revelations in his book. to me, that's the most disturbing and andrew lloyd webber road cats. he never thought the soundtrack could be used to save the world from arm again. it cuts his own hair with a giant pair of scissors, which is by far the li, shocking revelation of all. turns out this from characters a real not. trump has rejected the book as a hatchet job, financed by the radical left to quote, say bad and untrue things about him in

you spoke, in the last few days, with s stephanie gresham, and she has written a book?ra: yes, she was press secretary for about nine months. who many americans may not recognize because she never once held a briefing. she was incredibly loyal to trump and first lady melania trump. and now she has written this book. and part of what she said in our interview is that she is genuinely concerned both about 2024, if he runs and wins. she says there are a lot of things that he wanted to do where he was held back because, well, he had to run for re-election. and he had to worry abo what voters would think. she says if he wins and 2024, what is to hold him back? there is no running for re-election. and she has hereyes on 2022, and just how many of his loyalists can be put into congress or into secretaries of state roles and others. we have to say, the second she turned on trump, trump and all of trumpism turned on her. so she is a person in exile who doesn't really have a huge audience, necessarily, because, i mean, people who support trp don't like her anymore, ad liberals al

you have stephanie gresham's book come out and she had him talking about iranians saying their wired for trouble. he was talking to the prime minister of pakistan talking about people in india going to the bathroom in the streets. this is who donald trump is. and the issue is that he is still around, he is still trying to potentially run for president and he could be back in power again. >> and he's controlling the party. that is just the key thing. you could have a president that turns out to be a pretty disgusting human being and an ex president causing trouble and riling people up but we've never had the situation of someone controlling a party this is very close, half of the senate and half of the house and may win both bodies in 2022 and he's the leading candidate in 2024. >> there is a speaker of the house of delegates a democrat in virginia, he's jewish and a u.s. veteran and he fought in iraq and afghanistan. and the virginia republican party put out a mailer of him with an -- air brushed his nose to make it like a hook with piles of gold and it is like -- it is like from the