Trump got bored "very often," the former White House aide said, and frequently crashed meetings "rambling from topic to topic."

Omarosa did this with a personal phone, almost always on record mode.

The perceived betrayal of a longtime female ally, and her perfectly executed Trumpian tactics, made the feud too personal to ignore.

Trump aides are suffering from the same type of psychological warfare that gripped Clinton’s campaign during the WikiLeaks dumps.

"Everyone says one thing one day, and they change their story the next day"

“It is one of the great ironies of all time that the Trump presidency has given us more books than ever before.”

"If his office calls again ... anything they want I’ll share"

Importantly, staffers must give up recording devices or cell phones when entering the room. Omarosa managed to get a recording out of the situation room and play it on national television this week.

Both Trump and Kushner can be heard wishing Manigault Newman the best and telling her they had no idea her head was on the chopping block

For months, officials in the West Wing have refused to confirm reports [...] that aides were ordered to sign nondisclosure agreements, which legal experts say are essentially unenforceable for government employees.

In the purported recording, which would constitute a serious breach of White House security, Kelly is heard complaining about her “significant integrity issues”

Multiple sources familiar with the “Omarosa tapes” described the recorded conversations between Trump and Manigault as anodyne, everyday chatter

Manigault, director of communications for the Office of Public Liaison and an assistant to president under Donald Trump, repeatedly received jeers and groans from the crowd from her comments, many of them attempts to sidestep questions about her role in the Trump White House