Omarosa appeared on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert and spoke candidly about her ex-boss, President Donald Trump. She addressed the rumors that his crowd for the innaugration were the biggest in history.

“I suspect the first one would be about crowd size but I don’t want to go into it,” she said. “I got to see the inauguration of Clinton, of Bush, of Obama and when we got to the Trump inauguration they said this is the largest crowd size. I said, ‘Man I’ve been to a lot of inaugurations, this wasn’t the biggest.’ I didn’t want to be the one to break it to him. I didn’t want to be that person.”

When asked if the country will be alright under Trump, she said: “We’ll have to wait and see.”

“Look Donald Trump was my friend for 15 years,” she explained. “He was my friend and watching him in this position has caused me to be excited sometimes and sometimes be very, very concerned.”

She added, “The White House that I worked in at the Trump administration, it was troubling. And it was very difficult. My analogy of it being a plantation: an ecosystem of people who feel oppressed is pretty clear. When you aren’t allowed to do the job you were brought to do. To help be a change agent, to be a liaison for communities that need it, that’s where that oppression comes from.”