a multiday news cycle. when i think originally their plan was to roll their eyes at it, try to cast omarosa as an uncredible source and basically to not really acknowledge or respond to it. >> yes, it gets a lot more dicey for the white house when people deny things, but then they turn up on tape. we'll see exactly what she has. again, these tapes that she's released, we're only seeing the little bits of them she wants us to see. let's talk about these ndas. you know, if trump's got people signing nondisclosure agreements and now he's going to court basically to say she's got to stop, who may have the legal upper hand here? >> probably omarosa. for a number of reasons. first of all, nondisclosure agreements are not impossible in the context of government employees, but they're not just realistic. government employees don't have the same first amendment rights.