OMAROSA ‘SOURCE’: THERE IS NO TRUMP ‘N-WORD’ TAPE — PERIOD.

Omarosa Manigault tried to play Hardball, but now its three strikes and she’s out of credibility.

Manigault appeared on the MSNBC program “Hardball with Chris Matthews” on Monday to promote her new book, which centers on an alleged recording of President Trump using the n-word in a derogatory fashion during his time as host of The Apprentice.



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Manigault first gained notoriety as a shrewd and cunning contestant on the reality television show, before Trump hired her to work on his 2016 presidential campaign and in the White House.

Manigault told Matthews on Monday that former Apprentice producer Bill Pruitt played a role in uncovering the so-called n-word audio recording, which she allegedly listened to second-hand. Manigault has also alleged others, including political consultant and pollster Frank Luntz, have heard the president use the n-word, as well.

Shortly after Manigault’s appearance on Hardball, senior Trump official Lynne Patton took to Twitter to set the record straight, becoming the latest to debunk her disgruntled co-worker’s salacious claims.

“Tonight, on the MSNBC program, Hardball, Omarosa revealed to the public what she had told me last December: that former Apprentice producer, Bill Pruitt, was the original source of the ‘N-word’ tape. Bill Pruitt is a mutual friend. I just spoke to Bill Pruitt tonight before releasing this statement,” Patton wrote.



“He confirmed to me (before Hardball had even gone off the air) that he does NOT have an audio tape of President Trump using the ‘N-word’ and has NEVER had an audio tape of President Trump using the ‘N-word.’ Period,” she continued.