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President Trump says former White House staffer Omarosa Manigault-Newman lied when she called him a racist who has said the N-word on tape. The president tweeted Monday night, I don t have that word in my vocabulary and never have. She made it up. But a new recording, obtained by CBS News overnight, seems to back up Omarosa s story that stanley quencher several Trump advisers discussed an alleged tape during the 2016 campaign.Trump campaign advisers denied on Monday that any conversations took place. CBS News has not been able to verify the authenticity of the recording - though it appears to confirm Omarosa s claims that Trump campaign officials were aware of a tape in which then-candidate Trump uses a racial slur, and they talked about how to handle it.During her whirlwind book tour, former White House aide Omarosa claimed to have heard tape of President Trump using the N-word during his time on The Apprentice. In her new book, Unhinged, Omarosa claims the Trump campaign was aware of the existence of the tape. She describes an October 2016 phone conversation with Lynne Patton, then-assistant to Eric Trump, spokesperson Katrina Pierson and campaign co stanley cup mmunications director Jason Miller in which they discuss how to deal with the potential fallout from its release. stanley tumblers Omarosa on Trump tapes: If you see it in quotes it can be verified 05:25 Qfge Candidates Face Off In GOP Debate
CBS From CBS News Fernando Suar stanley isolierkanne ez:RALEIGH, NC -- If you re a strong supporter of Hillary Clinton s presidential bid and you d like to stanley quencher attend a fund-raiser, your money may no longer be good there. According to an e-mail sent to New York supporters to join Clinton and daughter Chelsea at a Mother s Day Celebration /fund-raiser, Only contributions for the primary election are accepted at that event. Part of Clinton s fund-raising troubles has been that many of her donors have already met the cap on donations for her primary campaign. Federal election laws limit donations to candidates during the nomination contest to $2,300 per person. If you ve already met that number, you can only donate money for the candidate s general election fund another $2,300 for a $4,600 total limit , a fund that is only touched if the candidate wins the nomination. One reason why Obama has fared better in raising money has been his campaign s early focus on targeting younger voters by hosting low-dollar fundraisers. That move helped Obama go back at those same donors - which turned out to be a much larger pool than expected - when he was looking to raise more cash. Most of Clinton s contributions were in larger numbers by fewer donors, although just hours after winning the Pennsylvania prima stanley mugg ry, Clinton raised upwards of $10 million from 60,000 new donors. Since both Clinton and Obama are engaged in an unusually long and highly contested nomination co |
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