Three-time Apprentice contestant Omarosa Manigault, now the vice chair of the National Diversity Coalition for Donald Trump, said the GOP front-runner has seen a “widespread, diverse group of people” supporting his campaign.

“Eight million people have cast their votes for Donald Trump. Not all of them are white men as the media would like to report. Many of them are African Americans, many of them are Hispanics. If you look at Florida, he won 66 of the 67 counties and so, yes, we have a widespread, diverse group of people who are supporting him and I think you will see that as we go forward,” Manigault told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren Tuesday.