'Extremely concerned': Ex-Melania aide dishes on how Trump handled adultery allegations
A White House aide to Melania Trump Sunday recalled on MSNBC how Donald Trump once called from Air Force One to find out how angry his wife was about allegations of adultery.
Stephanie Grisham appeared on MSNBC's Alex Witt Reports, where the host noted that Grisham was working for the White House when the allegations by adult film star Stormy Daniels allegations went public.
"What was that like inside the White House? What was the behavior of everybody and how concerned were they?" Witt asked.
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Grisham said, "Everybody was extremely concerned and internally people in the West Wing were nervous about what us in the East Wing would be doing."
"Melania often came out with statements that were not what the West Wing would want us to say about various different things," she added. "So, I recall one time the former president calling me from Air Force One to basically see how angry she was and to see if we were putting any statements out because we never checked with the West Wing if we were going to say anything so he definitely was worried and the West Wing was constantly checking in with me."
Further, according to Grisham, she "never shared with them her thoughts on it because that was kind of personal private conversations between the two of us."
"When I said we are not going to the State of the Union she will just meet him on Air Force One, I stopped there and they all knew not to push further or ask her to do any more than that," she added.