This has been the week of Omarosa Manigault-Newman, as she travels the nation promoting her new book 'Unhinged.' The book, which describes her cursory stint at the White House, has already been attacked by the White House, the President, and many within the media, not only for its salacious claims but for the way she goes about describing them.

While the volume itself is controversial, it may be her interview on NBC'due south 'Come across The Printing' this morning, which takes the cake. During the interview, the former reality TV star turns over a undercover recording she made from inside the Situation Room of the White House.

The recording of a chat that Omarosa had with Chief of Staff, John Kelly, is already beingness described as irresponsible and possibly illegal by media personalities and legal scholars akin.

While the contents of the recording are not anything incriminating to the White House, the fact that she recorded a conversation inside the Situation Room, is the real business organization here. Beneath is the recorded statement made past Kelly shortly after Manigault-Newman was let get.

"I recollect information technology'southward of import to understand that if we make this a friendly deviation, we tin can all be, you know, we can look at your fourth dimension here in the White House as a year of service to the nation. And and so yous can proceed without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation," Kelly stated.

The recording was aired on NBC's 'Meet the Press' this morning time and can be viewed beneath:

Another surprising tidbit of information that came from this interview with Chuck Todd is that Manigault-Newman also believes that everyone who left the West Wing is currently having their silence paid for.

"You believe all these people that… left the West Wing and the campaign are being bought off?" asked Todd.

"Admittedly," replied Manigault-Newman.