CNN's Erin Burnett to ex-Trump aide Sam Nunberg: 'I have smelled alcohol on your breath'

Sam Nunberg, ex-Trump aide. Ex-Trump assistant causes media firestorm 

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Previous Trump associate Sam Nunberg spent a great part of the day Monday telling news media outlets that he would preferably go to imprison than respect a subpoena from uncommon direction Robert Mueller, and a few eyewitnesses recommended his resistance may be the result of some fluid fearlessness. 

CNN have Erin Burnett revealed to Sam Nunberg that he possessed a scent reminiscent of liquor amid a meeting Monday after she got some information about hypothesis that inebriation was behind his ignitable comments. 

"Conversing with you, I have noticed liquor on your breath," Burnett told Nunberg. 

"All things considered, I have not had a drink," Nunberg answered. 

"Since it is the discussion out there — once more, I know it's unbalanced — let me simply give you the inquiry so you can completely reply," Burnett said. "No, you haven't had a drink today?" 

"My answer is no, I have not," Nunberg said. 

"Whatever else?" Burnett inquired. 

"No, other than my meds," Nunberg said. "Antidepressants. Is that OK?" 

The meeting was one of a few Nunberg gave Monday, incorporating one with USA TODAY and no less than three with CNN. 

Nunberg reliably said he was ready to chance capture to skirt a booked appearance before an excellent jury and that he declined to give specialists old battle messages that he was requested to hand over in a subpoena. 

Nunberg likewise said he supposes President Trump "may have accomplished something amid the race" in view of the inquiries Mueller asked him and that previous Trump crusade counsel Carter Page had likely plotted with Russians intruding in the 2016 race. 

White House squeeze secretary Sarah Sanders said Nunberg was "wrong" and said he unmistakably needs learning regarding the matter. 

"In the event that Sarah Huckabee needs to begin degrading me, she's a joke," Nunberg told NY1. "She's not alluring. She's a fat lazy pig." 

Nunberg was terminated from the Trump crusade in 2015 for racially charged posts found on his Facebook page, incorporating one in which he seemed to utilize a racial slur against Al Sharpton's girl. 

In 2016, Trump sued Nunberg for $10 million for supposedly releasing private crusade data to the press.