Omarosa's lawyer is blaming the White House.

'He’s the first aide to see Trump in a.m. and last aide to see him at night.'

Likely owing to the fact that it has been revealed to be largely a work of fiction, sale numbers for Omarosa's new book have plummeted since being released.

The media was pressing three major narratives to the hilt last week, but rapidly dropped them as they began to crumble...

'59 percent say that releasing those tapes should be illegal and the offender should punished with time in jail.'

'He was directing some of the things that were happening, and was impacting some of the decisions that the president made.'

This is the same Florida rep who in 2016 called the then-Republican nominee a 'sentient pile of excrement.'

Classic James Woods.

He attempted to honor his 'late friend Aretha Franklin' while also slapping down President Trump. It didn't go well.

MSNBC's Brian Williams discussed the matter Tuesday night with his guest, The Washington Post’s Philip Rucker.