17:55 And this is very easy to understand. Do you have any clips? I have one or two, i think. I have one clip that we should play right away because it's Lawrence O'Donnell. Yeah. By the way get the unhinged clip ready or no they stopped hammering Get it ready. Yeah, so here's Lawrence O'Donnell on Amorosa today the people who follows me on Twitter Patricia McCleary tweeted if you talk about Amarosa tonight when there are 700 children still separated from their parents then I will turn you off but Amarosa
18:37 is one of the reasons that those children were separated from their parents and are still separated from their parents tonight. Those children were separated because of the cruelty, of the people working in the Trump White House especially the president who thought it was a good idea to separate them Omarosa and everyone else working for the Trump presidential campaign knew they were supporting a candidate who believed that the one thing we didn't have enough of on the southern border was cruelty. That cruelty was going to be one of the methods Donald Trump would use at the southern border to discourage immigration, Omarosa knew that
19:15 All of the Trump campaign workers knew that. And now Omarosa proceeds with her TV interview version of her Nuremberg trial as she does that, she wants to use the defense the world heard frequently during the Nuremberg trials of Nazis after World War II I didn't know Stop! The hammering I would agree actually. That's pretty funny. The guy is insane! Yeah, it was great and she's treated so seriously and taken with such respect...I tried to get a clip from the Daily Show Trevor Noah and she was on and she was flirting with him like a queen diva but nothing interesting nothing of any use
20:10 At all now. I do have a clip from NPR where NPR? Has it gotcha they've got it got you on Omarosa as they asked her to read To start off in this interview by reading a passage from her book And I'm pretty sure she already recorded the audio book as she will be able to discern from her Uh, from her read. On this phone conversation I was told exactly what Donald Trump said yes the N-word and others in a classic Trump goes nuclear rant This seems pretty clear she didn't hear the tape but was told what was on it But that's not what she said in her interview with Morning Edition And once I heard it You have heard this tape? I've heard this tape you heard The President of United States I heard The President Of The United States
21:03 use not only the N-word, but as Bill Pruitt described during that interview other horrible things. During the production of The Apprentice." You don't mention that in the book? That you've actually heard the tape is this new? Oh no it's mentioned in the book But what Manigault Newman points to is that section she just read about the phone call In the interview Rachel Martin presses her to clear up the discrepancy Forgive me though that sounds like you just heard his account of the tape Did you actually hear the tape? I did. Did you miss this whole part girl, did you read my book?!
21:39 Girl, did you read my book? No girl because you didn't even write your book. That's why! Girl did you read my book?! She did read the book so did I it's not there in the book Manigault Newman makes many claims about President Trump and others in the White House that would be shocking if true that he has dementia that he referred to people of color as those people that he wanted to be sworn-in on a copy of his book The Art Of The Deal rather than the Bible There's a lot. White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders put out a statement that says in part, quote, This book is riddled with lies and false accusations. It's sad that a disgruntled former White House employee is trying to profit off these false attacks and even worse that the media would now give her a platform after not taking her seriously when she had only positive things to say about the president during her time in the administration unquote
22:33 Those days are clearly over. It completely shattered my belief in him being a decent person. But, a big question now hangs over it all... Did she actually hear the tape as she claims now? Or did she simply hear a description of it as she says in her book Unhinged? Thank you Omarosa by the way for the fantastic ISO. I think this is a contender for the end of show. Girl, did you read my book? That's a good one! So this is very easy through the no agenda lens it's not that hard to figure this out because I'm not kidding she didn't write this book she sat down with someone from Schuster and Simon or however the other way around now well hold on
23:34 Schuster and Simon owned by CBS who hates Trump Moonves Redstone it's a bunch of haters and she came out they've had this book they wrote it up and she probably told the story one way neither decided not to write it that way because there wasn't it sounded too vague or they didn't need you know just tried to not get sued into oblivion Yeah, you don't get sued. And so they know it's just it's a horseshit this is total. This what this is that is that other political stuff? You know and everyone's taking seriously doesn't see it for what it is particularly the Simon & Schuster tie in Hello cheese yeah that's pretty bad well I've told I think about this on the show when you get ghostwriters
24:23 There's a bunch of different ways you can go. Generally speaking, the ghostwriter gets his name or her name on book cover I haven't seen this book cover so i don't know if there is another name on it Is there? Do we know anybody who knows? I haven't seen and have not read it Girl! I did not read your book And uh... So that's one way of doing it You say so-and-so, you're the author with Or the author and Yes, and then there's a third way of doing it where it's pretty apparent that the author didn't do anything by the way You should have called me out. It's Simon and Schuster not Schuster and Simon you should have called The other way around oh now I understand what you're saying okay now I get it sorry
25:10 Anyway, so there's these different models and then there's the real whopper of a model which is maybe what they did. Which is you have a ghostwriter write the whole damn book, you got nothing to do with it except if you tell a few tales and then they embellish them just does from an interview. You interview the person and the ghostwriter is a ghost writer, literally there's no mention of the person. Sometimes there's a thank you or something in the forward and that's kind of the person who wrote the book but in that case it's almost like you have to sign a non-disclosure, you never get to say that you wrote the book or if you have nothing to do with it and you get paid more. You get paid like a lot more, you make most of the money
25:58 So, I don't know what they did. But you're right there's no way she wrote this book. I've written the outline for my book Oh yeah? You want me to write it? No Well... I want the big dough! Well there are other people vying for this spot Okay, we just give it to them. I really don't have the time. I wanted to come out in my lifetime. I Don't want it to be you know after the fact that only posthumous publication point well taken Yeah, it's a novel by the way Oh good, it's novel. Any of the books that we ever publish will be novels? Yes, it's a novel so far as they'll be novel Yeah or they'd be very novel yeah but I just took all my life stories and baked into a spy novel and works frighteningly well oh good! Well you could...yeah alright yeah I'm calling it unglued I call it unhinged but it is too late shoot missed again