>Omarosa Manigault Newman, the fired White House aide seeking publicity for her new memoir about her time in the Trump administration, said in an interview Sunday that the way Chief of Staff John F. Kelly dismissed her involved a “threat” and shared an audio recording of Kelly she said she made in the Situation Room.
>The recording was played on NBC News’s “Meet the Press,” where Manigault Newman was interviewed by Chuck Todd.
>In a statement Sunday, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that “the very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the White House Situation Room, shows a blatant disregard for our national security — and then to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former White House employee.”
>Her purported recordings inside the White House — especially the Situation Room, which is supposed to be one of the most secure locations on Earth — represent a serious breach of security, said Ned Price, who was a National Security Council spokesman for the Obama administration.
>The Situation Room “is the inner sanctum within an already-secure facility where the most sensitive of the most sensitive information is discussed,” Price said. “It’s where negotiations with Iran were hashed out. It’s where contingency plans for nuclear launches have been developed. The fact that she was recording a conversation in there really raises alarm bells in the minds of people who have worked in that room.”
>Price said cellphones and recording devices are not allowed in the room, although his experience was that aides are not screened before entering.
“It’s a system based on honor and integrity, and there’s a sign outside that says, ‘Place your phones here,’ ” he said.
http://archive.is/JdpLv
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sPsdPKS6wM
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>>165712
You know, it may raise a bunch of "Alarm Bells" but honestly it comes as no surprise. Even with the alarming threat to security it imposes that someone would record a conversation from a secure area where secretcy is upmost, democrats have proven their untrustworthyness many times over.
News and Media outlets have constantly received "leaks" here which classified information has been released and compromised many in the line of duty all to further the Democratic agenda.
Republicans need to clean house if they ever are going to be secure. And our nation will never be secure until they do.
You know, it may raise a bunch of "Alarm Bells" but honestly it comes as no surprise. Even with the alarming threat to security it imposes that someone would record a conversation from a secure area where secretcy is upmost, democrats have proven their untrustworthyness many times over.
News and Media outlets have constantly received "leaks" here which classified information has been released and compromised many in the line of duty all to further the Democratic agenda.
Republicans need to clean house if they ever are going to be secure. And our nation will never be secure until they do.
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>>165749
The only good woman is a trad qt who acts honourable because acting thotty means losing her trad qt status.
The only good woman is a trad qt who acts honourable because acting thotty means losing her trad qt status.
>>165712
Looks like sabotage and looks like it didn't work. They even tried to let her keep a decent reputation whilst not deserving it. I guess the deep state is desperate.
Looks like sabotage and looks like it didn't work. They even tried to let her keep a decent reputation whilst not deserving it. I guess the deep state is desperate.
>>165747
Osmarosa even said straight out that she actively disregarded and don't care about national security. She has no defense if she is tried for breaking national security laws.
Also funny that I think it was a day or two ago NBC had a story where they said that relying classified information was a crime. So if NBC reports on this they are in their own words breaking the law.
>>165759
Agree. The threat she talks about is the "please lets end this on the low and without fuss, if it is known how you have conducted yourself it will reflect poorly on you". The most disturbing is all her other recordings that she already have made copies of and distributed. Wonder how many national security breaches she might have caused.
Osmarosa even said straight out that she actively disregarded and don't care about national security. She has no defense if she is tried for breaking national security laws.
Also funny that I think it was a day or two ago NBC had a story where they said that relying classified information was a crime. So if NBC reports on this they are in their own words breaking the law.
>>165759
Agree. The threat she talks about is the "please lets end this on the low and without fuss, if it is known how you have conducted yourself it will reflect poorly on you". The most disturbing is all her other recordings that she already have made copies of and distributed. Wonder how many national security breaches she might have caused.
>Security experts, Trump allies alarmed by Omarosa recordings
>Former presidential adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman is drawing fire from President Donald Trump's allies and national security experts for secret recordings she made at the White House, including her firing by chief of staff John Kelly in the high-security Situation Room.
>Manigault Newman said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that she surreptitiously recorded a number of conversations in the White House for her own protection. Parts of her conversation with Kelly were played on the air. Critics denounced the recordings as a serious breach of ethics and security.
>"Who in their right mind thinks it's appropriate to secretly record the White House chief of staff in the Situation Room?" tweeted Ronna McDaniel, chairwoman of the Republican National Committee.
>"It's come to my attention over the last few months that there's been some pretty, in my opinion, significant integrity issues related to you," Kelly is heard saying, citing her use of government vehicles and "money issues and other things" that he compares to offenses that could lead to a court martial in the military.
>"If we make this a friendly departure … you can look at your time here in the White House as a year of service to the nation and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation," he tells Manigault Newman, adding: "There are some serious legal issues that have been violated and you're open to some legal action that we hope, we think, we can control."
>The response from the White House was stinging. "The very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the White House Situation Room, shows a blatant disregard for our national security - and then to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former White House employee," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
>The Situation Room is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, where the nation's most consequential foreign policy decisions are made, and staff are not permitted to bring in cellphones or other recording devices.
>"I've never heard of a more serious breach of protocol," said Ned Price, who served as spokesman of the National Security Council in the Obama administration. "Not only is it not typical, something like this is unprecedented."
http://archive.is/VSVOF
>Former presidential adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman is drawing fire from President Donald Trump's allies and national security experts for secret recordings she made at the White House, including her firing by chief of staff John Kelly in the high-security Situation Room.
>Manigault Newman said Sunday on NBC's "Meet the Press" that she surreptitiously recorded a number of conversations in the White House for her own protection. Parts of her conversation with Kelly were played on the air. Critics denounced the recordings as a serious breach of ethics and security.
>"Who in their right mind thinks it's appropriate to secretly record the White House chief of staff in the Situation Room?" tweeted Ronna McDaniel, chairwoman of the Republican National Committee.
>"It's come to my attention over the last few months that there's been some pretty, in my opinion, significant integrity issues related to you," Kelly is heard saying, citing her use of government vehicles and "money issues and other things" that he compares to offenses that could lead to a court martial in the military.
>"If we make this a friendly departure … you can look at your time here in the White House as a year of service to the nation and then you can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation," he tells Manigault Newman, adding: "There are some serious legal issues that have been violated and you're open to some legal action that we hope, we think, we can control."
>The response from the White House was stinging. "The very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the White House Situation Room, shows a blatant disregard for our national security - and then to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former White House employee," press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said in a statement.
>The Situation Room is a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, where the nation's most consequential foreign policy decisions are made, and staff are not permitted to bring in cellphones or other recording devices.
>"I've never heard of a more serious breach of protocol," said Ned Price, who served as spokesman of the National Security Council in the Obama administration. "Not only is it not typical, something like this is unprecedented."
http://archive.is/VSVOF
>Omarosa Manigault Newman claims ‘false imprisonment’ during her firing, accuses Trump of lying
>Omarosa Manigault Newman […] said Monday that she believes Trump was lying when he claimed in a phone call last December that he knew nothing about her dismissal by White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly.
>In a combative appearance on NBC’s “Today” show, Manigault Newman shared an audio recording of the phone conversation that she says she had with Trump the day after she was fired from his administration.
>She also denounced the White House’s handling of her firing, claiming the two-hour Situation Room meeting in which she was let go amounts to “false imprisonment.”
>“There is a complete organization between the two of them,” Manigault Newman said of Trump and Kelly. “He probably instructed General Kelly to do it so that he could keep his hands clean when he spoke to me. I’m wondering, is he sincere?”
>She added: “Is General Kelly running this country, or is the president running this country?”
>
She defended making recordings of her calls and meetings with Trump, Kelly and others, saying that if she hadn’t, the White House would have claimed that the conversations never occurred.
>“Had I not recorded this, people would say, ‘She has a credibility issue,’ ” she said.
>And she took issue with the way in which the meeting to discuss her departure from the White House was handled, telling NBC’s Savannah Guthrie, “It’s not acceptable for four men to take a woman into a room, lock the door, and tell her that she cannot leave.”
>“The moment I said I would like to leave and they said I can’t go, it became false imprisonment,” she said.
http://archive.is/af4dB
The story she tells just becomes more and more crazy. Wonder how far she will take this and how far the media will let her take it without questioning her stability and credability?
>Omarosa Manigault Newman […] said Monday that she believes Trump was lying when he claimed in a phone call last December that he knew nothing about her dismissal by White House Chief of Staff John F. Kelly.
>In a combative appearance on NBC’s “Today” show, Manigault Newman shared an audio recording of the phone conversation that she says she had with Trump the day after she was fired from his administration.
>She also denounced the White House’s handling of her firing, claiming the two-hour Situation Room meeting in which she was let go amounts to “false imprisonment.”
>“There is a complete organization between the two of them,” Manigault Newman said of Trump and Kelly. “He probably instructed General Kelly to do it so that he could keep his hands clean when he spoke to me. I’m wondering, is he sincere?”
>She added: “Is General Kelly running this country, or is the president running this country?”
>
She defended making recordings of her calls and meetings with Trump, Kelly and others, saying that if she hadn’t, the White House would have claimed that the conversations never occurred.
>“Had I not recorded this, people would say, ‘She has a credibility issue,’ ” she said.
>And she took issue with the way in which the meeting to discuss her departure from the White House was handled, telling NBC’s Savannah Guthrie, “It’s not acceptable for four men to take a woman into a room, lock the door, and tell her that she cannot leave.”
>“The moment I said I would like to leave and they said I can’t go, it became false imprisonment,” she said.
http://archive.is/af4dB
The story she tells just becomes more and more crazy. Wonder how far she will take this and how far the media will let her take it without questioning her stability and credability?
>>165767
This bitch is getting way too much attention, even for the legacy media.
What is she even trying to prove with this?
This bitch is getting way too much attention, even for the legacy media.
What is she even trying to prove with this?
Looks like all her eggs are in her book-basket. She better hope it works and doesn't land her in prison. Who wants to bet she deliberately libels Trump in the book?
I don't know the first thing about Omarosa other than that she was on the Apprentice, but come on. With just a cursory glance, one could have easily anticipated she would pull something like this, and for the more savvy body/face language analysts, just look at her face, her posture. She thinks she's fucking Cleopatra, and anything goes in 'proving' it to anyone. I hope she crashes and burns, and I hope they use the narrative of secret recordings and transmission of private interactions is used to readdress Hillary's shit.
I don't know the first thing about Omarosa other than that she was on the Apprentice, but come on. With just a cursory glance, one could have easily anticipated she would pull something like this, and for the more savvy body/face language analysts, just look at her face, her posture. She thinks she's fucking Cleopatra, and anything goes in 'proving' it to anyone. I hope she crashes and burns, and I hope they use the narrative of secret recordings and transmission of private interactions is used to readdress Hillary's shit.
>>165770
The outcome I hope they will push for is to trial her for breach of national security, and confiscate all the earnings on the book as it is illegal to profit from a crime (even in retrospect).
The outcome I hope they will push for is to trial her for breach of national security, and confiscate all the earnings on the book as it is illegal to profit from a crime (even in retrospect).
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>Former ‘Apprentice’ star Omarosa Manigault lands public engagement job in Trump administration
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/rex-tillerson-secretary-state-confirmation-hearings-set-article-1.2932816
>Omarosa, the Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the Office of the Public Liaison, has gone to the hospital for a bum leg.
>Omarosa was injured last month … her leg was placed in a walking boot.
https://www.tmz.com/2017/02/03/omarosa-injured-leg-hospital-visit/
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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/omarosa-hospitalized-injury-white-house-article-1.2963650
I doubt anything is what we think it is. Enjoy the show.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/rex-tillerson-secretary-state-confirmation-hearings-set-article-1.2932816
>Omarosa, the Assistant to the President and Director of Communications for the Office of the Public Liaison, has gone to the hospital for a bum leg.
>Omarosa was injured last month … her leg was placed in a walking boot.
https://www.tmz.com/2017/02/03/omarosa-injured-leg-hospital-visit/
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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/gossip/omarosa-hospitalized-injury-white-house-article-1.2963650
I doubt anything is what we think it is. Enjoy the show.
>>165772
> her leg was placed in a walking boot
Hahahahahaahahaha… Wonder when she will change foot she wears it on like McCain.
> her leg was placed in a walking boot
Hahahahahaahahaha… Wonder when she will change foot she wears it on like McCain.
>>165773
I would not trust a stiletto to bear the brunt of the weight when you supposedly can't use the other leg propperly.
I would not trust a stiletto to bear the brunt of the weight when you supposedly can't use the other leg propperly.
>>165775
I am suggesting that Trump has bad people on a digital leash and they have to do Trumps fake drama or be arrested for real. This is all a dog-and-pony show, just like Q. It is lies, to distract, while Trump does his thing.
Also thank Reddit for this avenue of research.
I am suggesting that Trump has bad people on a digital leash and they have to do Trumps fake drama or be arrested for real. This is all a dog-and-pony show, just like Q. It is lies, to distract, while Trump does his thing.
Also thank Reddit for this avenue of research.
>>165779
Yes. Trump is giving the media and the Left exactly what they want.
Controlled opposition to Trump.
Enjoy the show - Q
Coming to a theater near you. - Q
Yes. Trump is giving the media and the Left exactly what they want.
Controlled opposition to Trump.
Enjoy the show - Q
Coming to a theater near you. - Q
>>165780
Would be fun if this is all an act by Osmarosa. This potentially could trap and lock the narrative for how classified information should be handled, and once the narrative hits back on them they can't logically switch opinion (although they will do this regardless).
No one can claim it isn't a breach of national security to record in the Situation Room, but it might expose some politicians that due to hatred of Trump will say it is justified. Wonder if someone who says it can be justified will loose their security clearance if they have any.
Would be fun if this is all an act by Osmarosa. This potentially could trap and lock the narrative for how classified information should be handled, and once the narrative hits back on them they can't logically switch opinion (although they will do this regardless).
No one can claim it isn't a breach of national security to record in the Situation Room, but it might expose some politicians that due to hatred of Trump will say it is justified. Wonder if someone who says it can be justified will loose their security clearance if they have any.
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>>165762
>Also funny that I think it was a day or two ago NBC had a story where they said that relying classified information was a crime.
Reminds me of when CNN was telling us that only they should read the leaked emails and its not our job as civilians lmao.
Also this is just another case of a stronk wamen getting away with shit that If, day I did, I would be at Fort Leavenworth breaking rocks. Just like Hilldog. Fuck people like her, fucking hoe.
>Also funny that I think it was a day or two ago NBC had a story where they said that relying classified information was a crime.
Reminds me of when CNN was telling us that only they should read the leaked emails and its not our job as civilians lmao.
Also this is just another case of a stronk wamen getting away with shit that If, day I did, I would be at Fort Leavenworth breaking rocks. Just like Hilldog. Fuck people like her, fucking hoe.
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