Breaking!!! DOJ To Bring New Trump Charges With Indictment 2.0 + A Conversation with Aubrey O' Day

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07/03/23 • 83 min

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THE OFFICIAL MEA CULPA WITH MICHAEL COHEN ARCHIVE

Mea Culpa has a surprise guest for you today, Aubrey O’Day. A former protégé of Sean Diddy Combs, Aubrey first rose to prominence as the lead singer for the girl group Danity Kane and later on Broadway in Hairspray. In 2011 she signed a solo record deal with Motown Universal and released her debut album Between Two Evils. It was as a cast member of Celebrity Apprentice that Aubrey first entered the Trump orbit. Despite being fired from the show by Donald Trump, she began a torrid love affair with Don Jr who she referred to at the time as her “soulmate.” Years later, she changed her mind after watching what Don turned into after Donald Trump ascended to the presidency and Don Jr refashioned himself into a fire-breathing populist conservative. Aubrey joins us today to give the lowdown on her time with Don Jr and insight into the family. This one gets a little saucy folks.

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