look, i don't know omarosa personally. so perhaps. omarosa will tell you she knows the president is her friend. and that is why she went to go support him on the campaign trail, why she was in the white house. if she saw her friend saying or doing something she thought was inappropriate, perhaps she would have said something. but every single time omarosa or anyone else from this white house was in a visible role, had an opportunity, they defended the president without question. even when he was wrong. so, again, i don't have any cookies, cupcakes or pats on the back today. >> what is sort of remarkable here is that we know how much the president praise and prizes loyalty. and the minute he feels crossed, he makes it very clear, even if he's not speaking directly to that person, whether it is in a tweet, through someone else, he makes it very clear how he feels about someone. we have not really heard a bad word about omarosa from the president since she left. and it was sort of downplayed even when it was asked about yesterday at the

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julia, is omarosa simply validating these stories of turmoil? >> it's really hard to tell i think like jill said, omarosa is very shrewd. i think she understands drama saves you from the editing room floor in reality television. however, i do think you could say she is i guess opening another door for us to see what it's like inside of the white house, and she is validating what a lot of people have reported as the drama that constantly happens in the white house. she said people constantly want to stab her in the back and she would, you know, try to advise president trump, but she was stopped in a bit of a power struggle. we've heard so many reports about how this white house is very dramatic, how there's competing factions, so while i think she is being shrewd and i think she's definitely very much stirring the pot in trying to get that publicity, i think she's validating a lot of the drama that we've heard coming out of there. >> jill, what is your take? do you think she's validating this drama? >> i think that she, her performance here defin

i'm a victim of omarosa. she gave me four or five weeks unrelenting 5 barrels of abuse, tirades, vicious nasty stuff. i couldn't believe it. she gotten beaten in the show, i ended up winning it. if that stuck in her mind as well, cut forward to the campaign in the middle of 2016. i suddenly read she's going to be working for donald trump the candidate, how can that make any sense. then i hear one he wins, she's going to be in the white house.i i have a lot of respect for donald trump, i'm afraid with her it makes no sense at the time, now she has left, she is apparently achieved absolutely nothing in herse time in the white house other than disrupting everybody. you can bet your life she was there listening, plotting, scheming, we're not going to have celebrity big brother and all the stuff on that. then the lifetime movie at which point you went i are going to have to leave the country because it is so ridiculously absurd. is one of thet most vivid descriptions of anyone i've ever heard. i suppose you are no

i'm a victim of omarosa, tucker. but she gave me then for four or five weeks unrelenting five barrels of abuse, tirades, homophobic stuff and really vicious, nasty stuff. i couldn't believe it. she got beaten on the show. i ended up winning it. that stuck in her mind as well. come forward to the campaign middle of 2017. she is going to be working for donald trump the candidate. what? how can that even make any sense. then i hear when he wins she is going to be in the white house. now, look, again, i have a loft respect for donald trump. but i'm afraid with omarosa this made no sense at the time. it makes no sense now she has left. she apparently achieved absolutely nothing in her time in the white house other than disrupting everybody. and you can just bet your life she was there listening, plotting, scheming, probably tape recording. we're now going to have celebrity big brother and all this stuff will come out of this. then we will have the book and then the docu series and lifetime movie, tucker at which point you

sew fired omarosa. this is her effort to get back at general kelly and certainly at president trump. and so it's a performance that's also meant to sell a book. so -- stay tuned. >> so then sirlena what omarosa said there, can it be taken at face value? >> sure, we're all watching the white house and we come here every monday morning and talk about the chaos that we witnessed the week prior. so what she's saying rings true and it's in line with what was in michael wolff's book. it's hilarious sha she's on a television show, on cam remarks micced up and whispering. i don't understand that that's bizarre to me. >> we've got this. lots of criticism, rick, aimed at omarosa. is it fair? >> no, alex, look, the country is in real trouble. it's not going to be okay. >> no, no, no. look, it's a wonderful country when you can make a living at redefining who you are. this is as simple to figure out as checkers. omarosa had no constituency in the white house. nobody liked her. she said she lost 100 friends, i don't

it's going to be good for omarosa. omarosa has always been about omarosa. i think the real star of the show is ross, the intern. pretty good interview. i like that guy. apparently she invited her entire wedding party to the white house and didn't tell anybody. and then the white house christmas party invitations, pass them all around. and that was one week. listen, i have met her before. she was fine, nice to me. i mispronounced her name and she scolded me and now she scares me. i wish her the best of luck. >> geraldo: dana, what do you think it says about the trump administration that she was hired in this community outreach position. >> dana: i think presidents like to have people around them that they know and that they trust and believe can do a good job. even though she was fired three or four times from "apprentice," the president knew her and liked her. i'm sure he's probably a little bit frustrated that she's causing drama now that she's on the outside. she did the white house for a year and maybe this fits her better. >> geraldo: do you think this

. >>> omarosa back on reality tv. she's already making headlines. the former trump aid now part of celebrity big brother. >> and last night said she would never again vote for president trump and she didn't stop there. >> reporter: president trump made omarosa a star on his show "the apprentice." then he seend her up on his next big project, the campaign. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> reporter: and ended up with a job in the white house. at one point she showed up wearing her wedding dress, a party van full of guests to pose for photos. two months ago she was fired. >> i never got it. why you went to the white house with him. >> i felt like it was a call to duty. i felt like i was serving my country, not him. i was haunted by tweets every single day. what is he going to tweet? >> does anybody say to him what are you doing? >> i tried to be that person and all of the people around him attacked me. like keep her had away, don't give her access. >> reporter: omarosa revealing she's worried about it trump

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offered his support. >> omarosa's a good person. >> reporter: but omarosa wouldn't let that be the last word. >> would you vote for him again? >> god, no. >> reporter: now omarosa did say back in december she had a story to tell. as for her reality tv career, now, she's done "the apprentice" and now "big brother" but her best show might be "survivor." john. >> thanks. >> we just have to say something about that, i'm sorry. just the fact that she's whispering, it's like if i'm whispering now, can you hear me and see me. they know there's cameras everywhere. >> and confessing to ross the intern. >> and the music. but let me tell you, it will be interesting to see how many people watch. i'm predicting a lot. >> i agree. >> from one reality show to another. >> yes. >> jan, thank you. the opening ceremony of the winter olympics is under way right now in south korea. athletes from around the world are marching into pyeongchang olympic stadium with their nation's flags. the united states is represented by 244 athletes in an historic moment, the sister of north korean leader, kim jong-un, shook

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. >>> and omarosa, who met the president on his reality show, then hired in the west wing. tonight, what she's about to reveal on national television, and what the white house is now saying about that. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. and we begin with that shakeup at the white house. a top aide to the president is now gone tonight, after multiple allegations of domestic abuse from two ex-wives. staff secretary rob porter, often at the president's side, who helped craft the state of the union, was defended by chief of staff john kelly as a, quote, man of true integrity and honor. he's now resigned. these photos of porter's first wife who claims that black eye was just one case of physical abuse. tonight, abc news has learned that both of those women were interviewed by the fbi for his security clearance months ago. so, what did the white house know? abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the president's staff secretary, rob porter, is out. abruptly packing up his offic

that was omarosa and ross from celebrity big brother. we are free to speak in normal tones here in the studio as we remember that our president came to the white house after years as a reality television star. having said, that here is how the trump white house reacted today to omarosa. >> she was fired three times on the apprentice. and this is the fourth time we let her go. she had limited contact with the president while here. she has no contact now. >> from podium and the white house briefing room, back with us to talk about what is going on currently is michael steele and eli stokels. >> i'm sorry. >> i have watched you now react to this at 4:00 and at the shank of the evening here four minutes from mitd midnight. >> he says she was fired three times at the apprentice, and now here. i'm sorry, the white house is not the apresident present tis. >> why does the white house press secretary even know how many times she has been fired on a reality tv show? why. >> this is the crazy drama that the country is getting sucked up into. every

o omarosa. >> how crazy will celebrity big brother get? >> then after justin timberlake mantic super bowl sunday we have jessica biel's sex confession. >>> only we're with christie brinkley's >> allison janney and william dafoe attended the ♪ >> what's the best sexual advice you have ever been given? >> don't do it in the ocean, ever. it was salty. >> mrs. justin timberlake jessica biel dropping knowledge on drawing the line in the sand about her sex life. jessica was a guest at the after hours 2018 conference. meanwhile a bunch of guests inside the big brother house and as cameron mathison found out they may have some issues. >> somebody that's not going to make it in the house? >> omarosa. >> my reputation precedes me. >> the irony here is we talked to ross before he knew who was going to be in the house. >> oh my. omarosa. >> get ready for fireworks tonight. >> my strategy is simply to have a really good time and to win the game being me. >> real housewife brandi glanville is a big brother uk vet. she comes prepare. >> will you have x

the president offered his support. >> omarosa is a good person. >> reporter: omarosa wouldn't let that be the last word. >> would you vote for him again? >> god, no. >> she said back in december she had a story to tell. as for her reality career, she's done "apprentice" and now "big brother." her best might be "survivor." >> we have to say this. she's whispering. it's like now. th they know she's confessing to everyone. and she's confessing to ross. >> from one reality show to another. jan, thank you. >>> the opening ceremony of the winter oh plijs is under way right now in south korea. athletes around the world are marching into pyeongchang stadium with their flags. the united states is represented by 244 athletes. in a historic moment the sister of north korean leader kim jong-un shook hands with the prrt of south korea. ben tray iscy is in pyongyang. >> you have the president of the united states and the sister of north korean leader kim john un. she arrived in south korea today. she's the first member of north korea's ruling family to visit the south. now, earlier today vice presid

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it's not. [ dramatic music ] >> omarosa was fired three times from the apprentice. she had limited contact with the president while she. she has no contact now. >> you're fired. >> reporter: omarosa's relationship with the president goes back to the first season of the apprentice in 2004. she became an outspoken black supporter of his 2016 presidential campaign. >> mr. trump made a commitment to improving the conditions of the lives of blacks in this country. >> reporter: in december officials announced she had resigned her position in the office of public liaison. [ yelling ] >> i like omarosa. >> reporter: the president offered his support. >> she is a good person. >> reporter: she would let that be the last word. >> would you vote for him again? >> god no! [ sniffing and whispering ] >> reporter: jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> she introduced herself to the audience as a reality tv legend. [ pause ] >>> let's check the weekend forecast. i'm ready for it. >> it's going to be a beautiful weekend. we are going to see more clear conditions. california is needi

and we're talking about omarosa. >> what's the game, though? to have worked in the white house, then i guess betray everybody you worked with to go on the show and speak ill of the person who gave you the job this. >> it doesn't count as betrayal if you're whispering. >> true. >> this is a hot mess. >> she's risking her brand as an intellectual giant. that's what worries me. >> i was going to say something to omarosa's credit, but i don't have anything. but what i will say is that this is indicative of this white house. because you saw the deputy press secretary go up there today and equate working in the white house to "the apprentice" and said we fired her three times, now we've had to fire her again. i guess the people this close to the president, where they end up is now "celebrity big brother" whispering in the darkness, talking about international secrets. >> only the best people, we only hire the best people. >> it's interesting, she is portraying herself -- she went on to say to ross that she tried to stop the president from his tweets,

the white house says omarosa's comments are not taken seriously. >> omarosa was fired three times on "the apprentice." this is the fourth time we let her go. she has no contact with the president. >> on "big brother" she described the situation in the white house as bad. adding it will not be okay. stephen colbert not sympathetic. >> really? you were haunted? out here it's been the trumpityville horror. omarosa, pro tip. when are you on a reality show, whispering doesn't work. trump can still hear you. >> she is aware how to stay relevant. >> absolutely. that's 15 minutes that will turn into hours of fame. >> years. >> you are right. >>> the games. the protests. the politics. happening right now in pyeongchang. the olympics under way. we have a trio of reporters. we are live in south korea. >>> check it out. live pictures from the winter games in pyeongchang in south korea. the opening ceremony for the winter olympics kickoff at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. the games officially begin in pyeongchang with momentous political overtones. we start coverage of the winter olympics with cnn's wil

>> well, it's not simply omarosa. i don't really believe anything that comes out of reality television. now, that's not to say that everything she's saying is a lie. obviously she truly believes that the white house maybe is in disarray or maybe she just didn't appreciate the president's leadership style, and that's perfectly fine. i don't really find her ominous warnings that it's not going to be okay very credible. for millions of americans, it's more than okay. they're feeling the tangible benefits of donald trump's presidency, both in economic policy and also in domestic and foreign policy and keeping communities safe. and that's not to discount the parts of his presidency that she didn't like. however, i just don't buy into this gloom and doom fearmongering tactic that she seems to be employing on reality tv? >> what about you, maya? do you think all the criticism aimed atom omarosa is fair? >> i think this is a really bad spinoff to the reality tv presidency we're experiencing, all of us as a nation. i don't kno

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omarosa knows there's a camera there. this is the woman who took her bridal party of nearly 40 people into the rose garden on the weekend to take her wedding photo who reportedly tried to break into the white house residence when she was getting fired to get the president to save her job. and so, you know, maybe what she's saying does align somewhat with reality, but she is not necessarily the most credible messenger at this point, a former reality tv star turned -- did something in the administration, now turned back into, what do you know, a reality tv star. >> but the window that i think is valuable is that this is donald trump's world. he doesn't come from our world. >> that's right. >> so, you're never going to get the best interview of omarosa from me or andrea mitchell or peter baker. you're going to get a window into these people, and i put omarosa and donald trump in the same category, from ross. and, ross, you're amazing. but i think this idea that as these people go back to their peer groups, it's interesting w

the commander-in-chief... >> omarosa, you are the new head of household. >> announcer:...she set her sights on decimating the alliance of ross, marissa, ariadna, and brandi. >> it's time to shake up the house and make a power move and start splitting up these pairs. >> announcer: with ross omarosa's number-one target. >> ross my target plain and simple. >> announcer: she secured deals with mark, james, and metta. >> i keep you off the block, you win h.o.h., you keep me off the block. >> you got it. >> i will never put you up. >> i got you. >> so you, mark, metta, and myself in the final four? so unexpected. >> announcer: at the nomination, operations "get out ross" was a go. >> i have nominated y

a spokesman says the white house is not taking omarosa's comments seriously. he reminded reporters she was fired three times on "the apprentice" and was fired again from the white house. >>> a woman in california accused of driving drunk and causing the crash that killed her sister and then live streaming it has now been sentenced to more than six years in prison. last july 18-year-old abdullah sasha livestreamed the moments before and after the crash. even showing her younger sister's body. she says she kept streaming live on instagram in hopes that her followers would help pay for her sister's funeral. she apologized before her sentencing on thursday. >>> and a former olympic swimming coach is denying allegations he sexually abused a champion swimmer when she was 16. ariana kukors now 28 told authorities sean hutchison took thousands of explicit photos of her prompting a search of his many apartment. kukors' attorney says usa swimming knew something was wrong but did nothing. >>> the father who tried to attack former gymnastics doctor is now donating the mon

and i'm struck by what omarosa says. it is not okay. i don't think we're going to be okay. i think kelly said some things that -- frankly i find offensive about immigration -- about immigrants, et cetera. but he was still one of the security blankets that we look at and say there is some adults around him so things won't get too chaotic. the checks and balances that are around him and the adults in room are not doing their job and he's letting them go. we are not going to be okay. >> i was thinking about this, brett. john kelly is only the latest person if he does end up having to exit under this cloud, whose reputation is tarnished more after he leaves trump's orbit. >> i think that is very true. i don't think anyone is going to emerge from the trump administration better or better regarded than when they went in. and six months i would have given you a different answer. but this is a president who is capable of firing yet another babysitter. i think when he leaves the white house, he should start a show called extreme baby-sitting. i think it would do well on any number o

omarosa continuing her public service on tv. after leaving her white house position in december, her big brother asked her if she thinks the administration will be okay under the trump administration. her answer in one word: no. is that a fair amount of self-promotion? >> not at all. >> the president gave her a pretty important white house job. i know it didn't end well, she didn't get along with the chief of staff. he can't be happy to see this, or does he just think, hollywood, whatever. >> i do think she has a personal understanding of her job, and charlton knows that omarosa is a self-promoter. so while he may not be happy to see some of those, he'll know what omarosa is doing. >> and if there is someone who is kind of testy, i remember in "the apprentice" the two were not exactly best friends. >> did you see that on reality tv? >> yesterday press secretary raj shaw said omarosa was fired three times on "the apprentice" and this is the first time we let her go. >>> the vice president is in south korea for the olympic games.

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. >> omarosa's star turn on a reality tv show, spilling her version on life in the white house. reaction next. >>> but we begin with that explosive tweet by the president from the white house today. he appears to be defending the two white house aides who both this week were forced to resign following accusations of domestic violence by their ex-wives. both are denying the accusations. kelly o'donnell is at the white house. kelly, tell us what specifically the president is saying. >> reporter: in the wake of two staffers, one very senior and familiar to the president, rob porter, who worked in the oval office on a daily basis, and one less well-known, working in an environmental quality office within the white house complex, a speechwriter, david sorensen, both have resigned. we heard from the president who was asked by reporters about the rob porter situation. you played a clip of that, he spoke in positive terms about the work porter did and wishing him well and affirming that he has a right to defend him and he has declared himself innocent. it's that context in which we read

up next it's back to reality tv for omarosa. the former white house aide who got hir star on the apprentice. dishing white house dirt with tv personality. ross matthews. y, this is happening. there he i. your new brother-in-law. you like him. he's one of those guys who always smells good. his 5 o'clock shadow is always at 5 o'clock. you like him. your mom says he's done really well for himself. he has stocks and bonds your dad wants to go fishing with him. your dad doesn't even like fishing. you like your brother-in-law. but you'd like him better if you made more money than he does. don't get mad at your brother-in-law. get e*trade >>> she started in reality television with donald trump and she's back in reality television. omarosa is on celebrity big brother. living in a house with rudy huxtable. ross matthews is very nice. she said going to the white house was a call to duty and serving her country and not donald trump and it was bad. this is real life or reality television. we show you a clip where they are all whispering on

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omarosa is one of the most strategic people i know. she was probably more prepared for tv than any speech donald trump has given in the white house. in this business when you try to land a book deal, you write a man script, hire a negotiator that goes into the negotiations to get a deal. she's giving you the audio book the presentation. she is show casing what she would put in a book for publishers every time she goes in front of a camera. she's strategic. and i don't think there was any interest for her book but i would not be surprised if one of the publishers come calling. >> maybe it's a book deal. normal lay person who leaves the white house and talks and talks and talks like she is, would never be able to fwhorg d.c. again. >> yes. and she sent a warning shot. when she did a "good morning america" interview, she said she had a story to tell. here's the thing. omarosa is trying on reengage her core base which is african-americans. even though she was hired to be a liaison, she is not thought of very well by african-americans. so h

i want to get to our second topic which is omarosa. she is appearing on celebrity big brother. >> as bad as you think trump is, you would be worried about mike pence. conservatives wishing for impeachment might want to reconsider. we would be begging for trump back if mike pence became president. i'm christian, i love jesus, he thinks jesus tells him to say things. >> shannon: she is a pastor's wife and that she is ripping mike pence on the faith thing. it's not unusual but here we go again. >> she is ripping up at pence after she claims to be -- officially making fun of him. saying somehow it's scary, she believes in the gospel, it doesn't shock me that this is coming from omarosa. she is ripping up the white house but this is the white house's fault. there are plenty of black conservatives like me who warned the white house sheet we told him she was a problem, they didn't listen because it somehow she a relationship with the president. guess what, you guys have to deal with damage control now. you are aware of it and you still brough

omarosa was fired threeapprenti the fourth time she was let go. limited contact with the president while here and no contact now. >> okay. >> we've never met you, omarosa. >> it's like the character off "always sunny in philadelphia," she goes to the white house and goes on reality tv to trash the president, the guy that hired her? who can take it seriously? >> i guess the only thing that should be surprising is that, i mean, maybe this is not surprising. it's the white house, you don't have any disclosure agreements so you can walk out the door, go on a tv show and say what you want to say, maybe write a book. maybe that's next. >> she's writing a book. >> of course, of course. >> that's why she was whispering not to spoil anything. >> that played out as if it would play if "will and grace" had a scene where one of them worked in the white house. who knew that's based in reality. it's what every human being would want to ask somebody who worked in the white house, like, what about the twitter? she responded how people would want her to respond, w

and as omarosa tells all in a return to reality tv, the authors of "how democracies die" on where we are after a year of trump. >> it's bad. >> when "all in" starts right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight the white house is caught in an enormous lie about the chief of staff john kelly and his decision to vouch for the honor of a man who is alleged to have physically abused his two ex-wives the man in question is now former white house staff secretary rob porter who maintains in the face of significant evidence to the contrary that "these out outrageous allegations are simply false." porter handled every document that went to the president, many of them high lie classified. yet in his nearly 13 months on the job, he was never given a full security clearance. porter's ex-wives say when the fbi interviewed them as part of his security clearance review, they detailed his abuse. >> during the fbi background interview for security clearance, i shared with the fbi all the details that i have shared in previous articles including access to a protective order from j

legend, and omarosa. ( cheers ) shannon and omarosa quickly spearheaded a woman's alliance. >> yes! we're good. >> first, they recruited marissa and ariadna. >> as girls i think we should try to stick together. >> oh, my god! am i teaming up with omarosa? this is totally insane. but i

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bannon, you're banned, omarosa, hit the road-a. domestic abuser, i like you, stick around. >> philadelphia eagles carson wentz spoke at the prayer breakfast this morning, and what better prayer than a prayer from an injured eagle. >> stephen colbert is the best worst impression of donald trump. >>> a wild week in the stock market and barry mccaffrey. >>> breaking tonight, on the russia front, the president doesn't release the democratic memo after the republican one went public. >>> plus, the number three at the justice department suddenly out. >>> and signs of donald trump's frustration over chief of staff john kelly and reports kelly is willing to resign. all of it always "the 11th hour" gets underway on a friday night. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. day 386 of the trump administration and we have two breaking stories out of the white house. first, the president says at this time he is unable to release the clas

we are looking at omarosa to find out what is going on in the white house? but let's be honest. omarosa is obviously trying to reinvent herself and get some attention and who knows what will come out with her book. she had her own agenda. but the fact that she was in the white house in the first place, having just been an apprentice contestant and now dishing all their secrets on some hidden camera show where it is just salacious and who knows what else happens after dark, the show is notorious. and then you have rob porter. hope hicks. the never ending list of in-is an insanity. >> i think the omarosa piece and observing va observations are of interest because -- i've never seen that show in my life, but that's where you have to go to understand how trump rolls. the truth is he has more in common with omarosa's performance than he does with the man who stood at the podium and tried to articulate in the way that journalists want to understand how the white house department with what would have been a flag from the fbi that she had someone serving at the highest levels accused of

omarosa, hit the road-a. domestic abuser... i like you. stick around." ( laughter ) i like the cut of your jib. come here. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) yeah. always so refreshing when trump fans are here. ( laughter ) you know who trump ought to fire next? every person who knew about this. and i'm guessing it's everybody because the guy didn't exactly hide his temper. after the story broke, one white house journalist said, "porter audibly growled at me. i stared him down. he exhaled loudly and walked into sarah's office." hey, when you're trying to convince people you're not a violent predator, maybe don't make animal noises. ( laughter ) look, look, there's nothing to this story, i'm totally normal and chill ( growls ) ( laughter ) once again, more fake -- ( growls ) ( laughter ) is the trump administration so desperate for people who are even mildly competent that they're willing to overlook anything? "it says on your resume that you're a meth-dealing cannibal human-trafficker who runs a cock-fighting ring... and proficient in

omarosa left in december. and is now appearing on "big brother" and talking about her experience in the west wing. here our national correspondent. >> reporter: president trump made omarosa a star on his show the apprentice. then he signed her up on the next big project, the campaign. >> every the critic, detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> and ended up with a job in the white house. at one point omarosa showed up t the white house wearing her wedding dress, a party van full of guests to pose for photos. two months ago she was fired. >> i never got it. >> why you went to the white house with him. >> i felt like it was like a call to duty. i felt like i was serving my country not him. like i was haunted by tweets every single day. what is he going to tweet next. >> does anybody say to him, what are you doing? >> i mean, i tried to be that person. then all of the people around him attacked me. it was like keep her away. don't give her access. don't let her talk to him. >> omarosa revealing on

. ( laughter ) she's been a major presence in the "big brother" house-- only cbs-- but last night omarosa's fellow competitors unanimously voted her out. well, at least now she knows what it's like to lose the popular vote. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) but before going, omarosa described the feeling of being let go from the white house. >> i feel like i just got freed off of a plantation. ( audience reacts ) >> stephen: okay, however you feel is legitimate. i do want to point out that plantations had way more black people than the white house. i'm excited to ask her about it in person because omarosa is going to be here on "the late show" on wednesday. whenever someone gets voted off "big brother," they come right here. that's how we got joe biden. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. jennifer lawrence is here, but ♪ introducing the npower jean aka the perfect straight. and introducing the new relaxed slim for men. power up with up to 50% off all jeans. adults from fifteen dollars, kids from ten dollars. at old navy. we came with big appetites. with expedia one cli

omarosa and benjamin netanyahu. we begin with omarosa, a job description that her colleague struggled to define. she has moved on where she makes news about the president last week in the whispering with ross scene and the latest news she made of the gathering of house mates with vice president, mike pence. >> can i say this? as bad as you think trump is, you would be worried about pence. >> everybody is wishing for impeachment may want to reconsider their life. >> we would be begging for trump back if pence becomes president. he's extreme. i am christian and i love jesus, he thinks jesus tells him to say things i am like jesus did not say that. he's scary. >> music really makes it, does it? >> it was reported that omarosa's dismissal of the white house is misused and over used of driven cars from the white house's motor pool. that's tonight of omarosa news and now benjamin netanyahu is recommended by law enforcement on indictment and corruption and bribery charges. he's serving in his third consecutive therm and fo