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2016, right? i write about this in the book. i thought it was the worst day of my life. i'm fired from a campaign where i helped steer a candidate, win 38 primaries and caucuses, more votes than any candidate had ever received and i'm unceremoniously asked to leave the campaign and i didn't even know why. >> by the children. why? what did they have against you? >> you know what? they wanted to take the campaign in a different direction. they brought in the great delegate hunter, the guy before the fax machine was the last one to be involved in a contested republican convention 1976. they bring...

>> that's right. because -- you know, the president is very concerned about the way we spent money. we were nimble, we were agile, we were smaller, more efficient, more lean. and what was the story today that i saw was -- and i don't know if it's true, but paul manafort was trying to coordinate the writing of an op-ed against a judge's gag order. now, i'm not an attorney. that's going to be for a judge to determine if what he did violated his bail conditions. and if so, that judge will implement a rule or a recommendation that they see fit. i'm not here to judge paul manafort. that's a judge's...

I'm not here to judge paul manafort. that's a judge's job. >> when paul manafort came onboard, it seemed like the trump kids, or at least some of them, kind of came into his orbit, kind of turned towards him against you. do you think -- why did that happen? >> well, when we brought paul into the campaign, he was the person who was supposed to be coordinating the delegates, right? and we talk about this very extensively in the book. the last time there was a contested convention on the delegates was 1976, before the invention of the fax machine. paul was the last guy alive that had ever done th...

Forever. >> the day after the attorney filed his motion, his fax machine started humming. it was a letter from a juror. >> he was having problems living with himself. he said it was a moral dilemma to let it go without bringing it to somebody's attention. >> the juror claimed there had been forbidden monkey business during deliberations, over nothing less than the biggest issue in the trial. damp head, dry body. >> he said that two or three of the female jurors had done home experiments where they had showered and air dried. >> they were testing out this theory of how quickly the body dries co...