Though she was booked to promote her new book, The Bitch Switch, Omarosa walked on the set of Williams program ready to wage war on a different agenda. After an initial kiss and hug, the catfight began in earnest with Omarosa inexplicably announcing that she would ’Äònot be disrespected’Äô.  

Williams and her attitudinal guest then engaged in a tug of war over a copy of The Bitch Switch, which Omarosa inexplicably refused to hold up for the camera to capture.  

It was all downhill from there.  

While Willams eventually called Omarosa ’Äúa typical angry black woman’Äù and suggested that she perpetuated negative stereotypes of African-American women, Omarosa intimated that Williams was ’Äòa buffoon’Äô and suggested she get a wig that didn’Äôt sit three inches off her head.  

A perturbed Williams then thanked Omarosa for coming on ’Äúmy show’Äù and ended the interview.  

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’ÄúI wanted to throw her off the set,’Äù Williams later told The Associated Press. ’ÄúOmarosa wished her career was my career. Omarosa is a delusional, D-list, pathetic woman.’Äù

And for those who think the catfight was staged, don’Äôt expect any repeats of that performance despite Omarosa’Äôs announcement in the interview that she looked forward to coming back once Williams' show had been picked up.  

’ÄúI have no reason to invite Omarosa back to the show,’Äù said Williams. ’ÄúThat’Äôs done. She had her moment.’Äù