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The situation room. the recording is a violation of protocol and criticized by the administration. sarah sanders said the very idea a staff member would sneak a recording device into the white house situation room shows disregard for national security and to brag about it on national television further proves the lack of character and integrity of this disgruntled former white house employee. by any measure, there is great concern here at the white house, julie, that a former high-level white house employee would actually record her colleagues and perhaps her superiors. what happens or what co...

Information. how ♪ engaged in. so most important decisions that impact our country. >> now, this recording is raising serious questions over whether she violated national security. it was a conversation made secretly inside the most secure place in the white house. the situation room where cell phones and recording devices are strictly forbidden. on the tape omarosa claimed she was threatened by the firing of her chief of staff john kelly. press secretary sarah sanders is responding the very idea a staff would sneak recording device in a situation room shows blatant disregard for our nationa...

Was afraid of her. were they? >> i don't know if they were afraid of her. there was rumors and concern about what came out to be true, there were always rumors she was recording people. then there was a question about the level of integrity and trustworthiness she had. look, bill, the bottom line as i mentioned she walked out of this white house talking about how great her experience was, how much admiration she had for the president, how much she had accomplished and how pleased she was with her tenure there. it only took a few weeks for her to be bought off and that just tells you everything...

Have gone on in different white houses by different employees. i don't know of anyone who used a recording device in the situation room. and i tell you, dealing with omerosa, i don't know her that well. i remember seeing her during the campaign. she was the most dedicated pro-trump person you could meet. i remember the debate with hillary clinton she was organizing things. getting speakers lined up and taking over meetings. i would see her at the white house walking into the oval office and very friendly with everyone and totally dedicated to the president. she was consumed by her support for ...

Is she in any legal jeopardy here doing something like this? i mean, is there anything she's opening herself up to? also, did you read anything into kind of what john kelly said to her at the top? it sounded to me like he suspected she might be recording the entire thing, making mention to lawyers that were present in the room, and then refusing to explain further. >> there is likely a technical crime or two that's been committed here. obviously prosecutors don't choose to prosecute every technical crime that's been committed, but she probably should get herself a lawyer and be in consultation...