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Drew someone astray and ignoring their professional capacity and it's gross. >> ben, on this one i'm going to as the moderator make it very clear i do have a point of view and what he would type of these women is deeply insulting. but go ahead and take the other side. is it okay to be commenting about them being beautiful or lovely? >> if he says someone's lovely it's a lot better than saying someone's ugly. >> why does appearance have anything to do with it, ben? i don't understand why what she looks like is relevant. >> let me say this. i don't -- i wouldn't have put that in the tweet. i don...

>> chief of staff kelly told omarosa the concerns involved money and integrity issues. sarah sanders saying the idea of a staff member would sneak a recording device into the white house situation room shows a disregard for the national security and to brag about it on national television proves the lack of character and integrity of the former white house employee. breaking overnight. north and south korea agreed to hold a third inter korea summit. we have paula hancocks standing by live for us in seoul. >> reporter: christine, we know the summit with moon jae-in and kim jong-un will be hel...

But i just wondered bigger picture about the dysfunction that is writ large for the world, how the president of the united states handles staff decisions here, the kind of comments he makes publicly that people are recording conversations with this president. what -- does that damage or threaten u.s. national security for people to look at how this white house is run? >> i -- this is but a conversation through today, are we getting a picture of the white house security based on someone bringing a recording device into the situation room. i don't buy it. let me give you scenario, the chief of s...

Locked in. she brought a recording device into the situation room. you're not supposed to bring any electronics into the most -- what's supposed to be the most secure room in washington, d.c. some people think it's a pen, some sort of recording device. here it is, the voice of john kelly, the white house chief of staff, firing omarosa. >> i mean, as someone who's covered the white house for a decade almost, i just cannot tell you how stunning it is to hear recordings from inside the most secure parts of that

Recording she made of chief of staff john kelly as he was dismissing her at the white house which is supposed to be a secure area where recording devices are not allowed. writing, quote, a very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the white house situation room shows a blatant disregard for national security, and to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former employee. there are still other aspects of this that have yet to be answered by the white house, namely why the chief of staff felt it was necessary...