Summary
Former presidential adviser Omarosa Manigault Newman released another audio recording Monday that she says features President Donald Trump, as she threatened to "blow the whistle" on White House corruption.
The recording, released on NBC's "Today" show, is purportedly a phone conversation between Trump and Manigault Newman after she was fired from the White House.
Manigault Newman is drawing fire from Trump's allies and national security experts for secret recordings she made at the White House, including her firing by chief of staff John Kelly in the high-security Situation Room.
While the latest recording appears to show Trump was unaware of the firing, Manigault Newman said on "Today" that Trump may have instructed Kelly to do it, but she offered no evidence.
Trump's attorney, Rudy Giuliani, said on "Fox and Friends" Monday that Manigault Newman may have broken the law by recording private conversations at the White House.
Manigault Newman wrote in the book that she had not personally heard the recording.
Trump on Saturday labeled Manigault Newman a "lowlife".
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