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Donald Trump
Donald John TrumpFive challenges awaiting Mattis' successor Meet Trump's pick to take over the Joint Chiefs of Staff Retiring GOP lawmaker blasts Trump's threat to close border as 'angry eighth-grader’s tweet' MORE will be spending election night in New York, according to surrogate Omarosa Manigault.
Donald John TrumpFive challenges awaiting Mattis' successor Meet Trump's pick to take over the Joint Chiefs of Staff Retiring GOP lawmaker blasts Trump's threat to close border as 'angry eighth-grader’s tweet' MORE will be spending election night in New York, according to surrogate Omarosa Manigault.ADVERTISEMENT
Asked Wednesday where she’ll watch the results come in on Nov. 8, the former “Apprentice” star told ITK she’ll be alongside the GOP presidential nominee: “With Mr. Trump. I’ll be in New York.”
The campaign had not officially made its election night plans public.
Hillary Clinton
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonDershowitz: A defense that might have freed Flynn — and still could Donald Trump is completely transforming the Democrats Trump's approval holding steady in poll, despite shutdown drama MORE’s campaign announced Wednesday that the Democratic nominee will also be in the Big Apple the night of the election, holding an event at the Jacob K. Javits convention center in Manhattan.
Hillary Diane Rodham ClintonDershowitz: A defense that might have freed Flynn — and still could Donald Trump is completely transforming the Democrats Trump's approval holding steady in poll, despite shutdown drama MORE’s campaign announced Wednesday that the Democratic nominee will also be in the Big Apple the night of the election, holding an event at the Jacob K. Javits convention center in Manhattan.ITK caught up with Manigault — who once worked for the Clinton administration and is known as one of reality TV’s “nastiest villains of all time” — at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Trump International Hotel DC, the Pennsylvania Avenue property owned by the real estate mogul.
Manigault, who’s serving as Trump’s director of African-American outreach, said she’d be open to a gig with a Trump administration.
“I worked in the White House already. I think every American should have the opportunity to serve their country,” she said.
“I have a lot of responsibilities that I put off for the last 17 months — one of which, of course, is my church, and the other is being a reserve chaplain, which I take very seriously,” Manigault, 42, said. “But if asked to serve my country in any way, that’s what I’m about and that’s what I would do.”
