Omarosa’s “Unhinged: An Insider’s Account of the Trump White House”

Omarosa Manigault Newman has a relationship with Donald Trump that has spanned at least fifteen years.  These include four television shows, a presidential campaign, and a year by his side in the most tumultuous, flagitious White House in history.  But that relationship has come to a forceful and complete end, and Omarosa is determinately ready to share her side of the story in this explosive, eye-opening account.  During Omarosa’s termination discussion, John F. Kelly allegedly states:

“The integrity issues are very serious, if this were the military, this would be a pretty high level of accountability, meaning a court-martial. . . . 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. You can go on without any type of difficulty in the future relative to your reputation.”

According to ‘The Daily Beast’, some of Manigault Newman’s most explosive charges are evidenced by extensively recorded conversations in the White House that include her unceremonious firing.  She was subsequently offered a $15,000-a-month contract from President Trump’s campaign to stay silent after being fired from her job as a White House aide by Chief of Staff John F. Kelly in December of 2017.  She also received a call from Lara Trump, an adviser and the president’s daughter-in-law, offering her a lucrative paying job to keep her mouth shut.

According to this incendiary new book, she refused the payoff and declared Trump as unqualified, idiosyncratic, and racist.  Manigault Newman includes specific quotes from White House aides and describes many scenes inside the White House in detail — explaining exactly what was said and who was in the room.  The revelations threaten to become another political headache for the Trump administration.

A sensational telltale and exposition from a strong-willed, ambitious woman who leaves no man or woman standing, Unhinged is a must-read for anyone seeking an insider view of the excesses of executive power and the breakdown of trust.