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In the midst of railing against ex-aide Omarosa Manigault-Newman after she dropped a recording of a private conversation with him, President Trump on Monday resorted to retweeting Michael Cohen, who also secretly recorded the president, as a means to attack Omarosa. “I saw NO such thing and am shocked anyone would take this seriously,” Cohen wrote of Omarosa’s claim to have witnessed Trump eat a note written by Cohen. That tweet was then retweetd by the president, despite the fact that Cohen’s lawyer Lanny Davis recently provided CNN with a recording of Trump and Cohen discussing payment to former Playboy model Karen McDougal, who claims she had an affair with the president. Omarosa, on the other hand, released a tape of a phone call between her and the president after she gave Meet the Press a recording of John Kelly firing her in the White House’s Situation Room. The Daily Beast was first to report at Omarosa had secret audio recordings of the president in her possession.