Omarosa has strongly criticized Donald Trump for his remarks during a debate where he claimed illegal immigrants are taking away "Black jobs" and "Hispanic jobs." She finds the terms used by Trump baffling and offensive, questioning what he meant by these categories.
Omarosa argues that the only exclusively Black job in America's history is slavery, suggesting that Trump's comments might inadvertently reflect racist undertones. She believes his choice of words harkens back to a discriminatory past.
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Referring to Trump's history, Omarosa labels him a racist, citing reports about discriminatory hiring practices at his failed casinos as evidence. Her extensive experience with Trump, from "The Apprentice" to her tenure at the White House, informs her opinion.
Omarosa urges Trump to clarify his statements or have someone from his campaign address the issue. Omarosa emphasizes that African-American and Hispanic voters are not a monolithic group and should vote based on individual needs.
Reflecting on the overall debate performance, Omarosa believes Trump showed signs of mental decline, an issue often overshadowed by concerns about Joe Biden's age and mental capacity. While she credits Trump with winning on style points, she feels Biden was superior in substance.
Omarosa reveals her choice for the upcoming November election, explaining her reasons and expressing her disappointment in Trump's recent conduct and statements.
