Omarosa Manigault signaled in an interview on Thursday that she plans to spill potentially damaging details from her year in the Trump White House.
After her forthcoming Jan. 20 departure was announced this week, Manigault sat down with Michael Strahan on “Good Morning America” to dispel reports chief of staff John Kelly fired her, claiming instead to have resigned.
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