Trump warns Madeleine Westerhout, the aide who resigned this week, has a 'fully enforceable confidentiality agreement'
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump warned Saturday that longtime aide Madeleine Westerhout has a"fully enforceable confidentiality agreement" – but then added that he doesn't think invoking it will be necessary.
"While Madeleine Westerhout has a fully enforceable confidentiality agreement, she is a very good person and I don’t think there would ever be reason to use it," Trump said during a storm of tweets on Saturday morning. "Yes, I am currently suing various people for violating their confidentiality agreements," Trump posted Saturday."Disgusting and foul mouthed Omarosa is one. I gave her every break, despite the fact that she was despised by everyone, and she went for some cheap money from a book. Numerous others also!"
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