Trump Says N-Word Recordings Don’t Exist, Calls Omarosa “That Dog” | THR News

The transcript discusses Omarosa Manigault Newman's allegations that President Trump used racial slurs, specifically the N-word, during his time on 'The Apprentice.' Trump and producer Mark Burnett deny the existence of such tapes. Actor Tom Arnold claims to have evidence, while Lynn Patton, a Trump administration official, refutes Omarosa's claims. Trump responds with a series of Twitter insults aimed at Omarosa, who is promoting her memoir 'Unhinged,' which paints a negative picture of Trump.

What was Omarosa Manigault Newman's claim regarding President Trump?

• She claimed to have seen a video of Trump using a racial slur.

• She claimed to have heard audio recordings of Trump using a racial slur.

• She claimed to have read a letter from Trump using a racial slur.

• She claimed to have witnessed Trump using a racial slur in person.

What was Mark Burnett's stance on Donald Trump's candidacy?

• He was undecided about Trump's candidacy.

• He was not a supporter of Trump.

• He was neutral about Trump's candidacy.

• He was a strong supporter of Trump.

Who claimed to have statements from 'Apprentice' employees about Trump's use of racial slurs?

• Tom Arnold

• Lynn Patton

• Bill Pruitt

• Mark Burnett

What was Lynn Patton's conclusion about the alleged tapes?

• She was unsure about the existence of the tapes.

• She denied the existence of the tapes.

• She refused to comment on the tapes.

• She confirmed the existence of the tapes.

How did Omarosa respond to Trump's Twitter insults during her memoir promotion?

• She ignored the insults.

• She expressed sadness over Trump's focus on her.

• She retaliated with her own insults.

• She apologized to Trump.