Omarosa Manigault and Donald Trump attend the "All-Star Celebrity Apprentice” Red Carpet Event at Trump Tower, April 1, 2013, in New York City. Photo by Ben Gabbe/Getty Images
Omarosa Manigault Newman and Donald Trump first met in 2000.
Manigault Newman stated that Trump was obsessed with white supremacist displays in museums.
She said that Trump had given her classified information about national security in a clip from Big Brother VIP.
Omarosa Manigault Newman, a TikTok host from "Big Brother VIP" in Australia, revealed shocking revelations about her time at the White House under former President Donald Trump. She also disclosed a case of classified information being leaked.
The couple first met in 2000, when Manigault was a contestant in Trump's reality TV series "The Apprentice." According to an ABC News timeline, their association continued through the productions of two more TV shows and Trump’s presidential campaign.
After the 2016 election Manigault Newman was made an official in Trump's administration. He served as the assistant to the president, director of communications at the Office of Public Liaison, and until January 20, 2018, ABC News reported.
She announced her departure days after Trump and other White House officials had traveled to Jackson, Mississippi for the opening of a civil right museum. Manigault Newman claimed she was involved in organizing this trip.
Manigault Newman stated that "it didn't work out because he was obsessed with looking at KKK garb." He was obsessed with white supremacist displays.
She claimed that Trump would seek her advice on topics outside of her scope, like Pentagon activities and veterans affairs. She said she had no business giving her advice.
Manigault Newman also claimed that Trump told him when he bombed Syria, despite her not having the classification level necessary to know such information.
"And so, I bounced. I said, 'Donald, I'm out. Talk to your advisers. Manigault Newman stated this in TikTok's "Big Brother VIP" TikTok.
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