During a conversation with CNN's Laura Coates, Omarosa Manigault Newman had a very specific question she wanted journalists to ask Donald Trump's handlers.
One of the first breakout stars of The Apprentice, Manigault-Newman has spent plenty of time around Donald Trump over the last two decades, even working in his White House. In this position she learned plenty about her boss and how he presents himself.
During her conversation with Coates, Manigault-Newman first discussed Trump's recent bizarre rally where he stopped answering questions and played music for attendees, saying:
"It really shows that Donald Trump has nothing to say to America. He has nothing to offer to America. All he has to offer is weird swaying and dancing. And at a time like this in this nation, we need more than just that. And he cannot deliver."
The former President regularly talks about acing cognitive tests, but Newman says those reports can't be trusted, "The doctors weren't free to write what they want. They weren't free to write what was really seen in those evaluations."
The former Trump staffer then had some advice for journalists to ask the GOP:
"I think they should ask about his health in terms of his heart. They should ask, 'Has Donald Trump had any issues with, for instance, stents?' 'Has he ever had a stent?' I think a journalist should ask that and see if they'll answer the true question. 'Has he had any blockage in his heart?' Wonder if they'll give any true answers about that."