Former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman shared that she does not feel that former President Donald Trump is healthy enough to rerun for president again in 2024.
"I think, going into 2024, I'm really more concerned that Donald Trump hasn't come forward and talked about his health," Manigault Newman said on MSNBC.
"I don't know if he will even be healthy enough to run in 2024, and I think he needs to come clean to the American people about where he is on that before getting into a very stressful and strenuous race for the White House," added the former "Apprentice" contestant, who has known Trump for decades but fell out with the former president badly while he was in office.
The former Apprentice worked in the White House during Trump's first year in office before then-Chief of Staff John Kelly abruptly fired her. Since then, she has been one of his most vocal critics.
During her time at the White House, her official title was the director of communications of the White House Office of Public Liaison, where she collected a salary of $179,700 a year, the top pay allowed by law for White House aides.
Last year, she denied accusations that she "sold out" by accepting a position in the Trump administration.
"It's not really what they call you, it's what you answer to. Those are folks who never had the courage to get in the arena. It's easy to sit on the sidelines and in the cheap seats, throwing allegations and labels," Manigault-Newman told the "Becoming Dope" podcast.
She added, "The names are meant to paralyze you. These are names that are thrown at you by people who sit behind screens and monitors and do absolutely nothing… You can call me whatever you want, but doing nothing while this country is going through one of the most divisive periods in our recent history, I think that's an indictment towards them, not against me."