benefactor. they had a symbiotic relationship for the better part of 15 years. she made him a household name, people tuned in weekly to watch omarosa behave in the most villainous way possible. they loved it. the show thrived because of her. donald trump became a household name because of her. now that that well has dried, she has to pay her bills. she has to pay her bills by selling that book. how does she sell that book? guaranteeing that she s on television as much as possible. the way she is guaranteed to be on television is she drops these tapes. i m inclined to believe omarosa. people may call her a liar and historically she has not been the most credible person but this week she has proven to be credible. shouldn t donald trump have seen this coming? he should have seen this coming. omarosa is someone you keep around, safely tucked away in a corner. pay her the $180,000 that you
that. it s someone else pointed out that the worst possible case for south america to have somebody who is not grossly psychotic. which everyone would know and throw them out. but close enough with a ve near to get by that s donald trump. he s like the classic, you know the classic villain in the james bond movies or any other literature. he s villainous because of his soes open think, psychopathy and people look at the ve near. doctor, thank you very much for joining us once again. it s important to have your input. thank you, as always, appreciate it. coming up, donald trump s lies are offensive to a lot of people. to my next guest here on this program, donald trump s lies about tax cuts and economics are
that the worst possible case for south america to have somebody who is not grossly psychotic. which everyone would know and throw them out. but close enough with a ve near to get by that s donald trump. he s like the classic, you know the classic villain in the james bond movies or any other literature. he s villainous because of his soes open think, psychopathy and people look at the ve near. doctor, thank you very much for joining us once again. it s important to have your input. thank you, as always, appreciate it. coming up, donald trump s lies are offensive to a lot of people. to my next guest here on this program, donald trump s lies about tax cuts and economics are personal. i want you to hear from what i believe is the best source we can possibly hear from about the trump tax cuts.
that they have those things and that s why villains are villainous. if they were beautiful, they d be good. tom: bonnie, thank the panel for me. i m going to take the idea of a blowup tom: good night, everyone.
killed 300 million people and enslaved i m more comfortable with john lennon. he said i m a leninist. bannon proclaimed lenin wanted to destroy the state and that s my goal, too. i want to bring everything crashing down and destroy all of today s establishment. well, children, that is our words of inspiration. this is so bizarre. it s disturbing, horrifying. disturbing, horrifying. mark halperin, it would be hard to find a more villainous historical figure this side of stalin and hitler. pol pot. i think lenin was far more responsible killing hundreds of