Trump Says He's Never Heard Of Lil Jon, Who Was A Contestant On 'The Apprentice'

During Donald Trump's post-midterms press conference on Wednesday, Michael Cohen's claim that Trump had told him about "black people are too stupid to vote for me."

White House helps Omarosa Manigault Newman, who said Trump often used a racial slur to refer to black people, and rapper Lil Jon, who said that Trump had called him "Uncle Tom . "

Trump replied, "I do not know who Lil Jon is."

"He was on 'The Apprentice,'" the reporter shot back.

"I do not know. Oh, he was? OK, I see. I do not know, "Trump said before denying the claims and insisting he's" never used racist remarks. "

Trump spoke to him, telling him to be "quiet" and eventually pointing to the reporter and saying, "See, when you talk about division, it 'sa people like this cause division, great division. "

In 2016, three show staffers from Season 13 of Trump's form reality show "Celebrity Apprentice All Stars" told The Daily Beast that the then-presidential nominee not only used the term "Uncle Tom" in reference to Lil Jon, but refused to stop using the offensive term even after the producers asked him to stop.

The incident reportedly occurred in an episode where the rapper wore an Uncle Sam costume for a challenge. Apparently, when Trump heard about the gimmick, he started calling Lil Jon "Uncle Tom" instead of "Uncle Sam."

Lil Trump did not reply to Twitter, saying that Trump did call him "Uncle Tom" but stopped after he was confronted.

"When this 'Uncle Tom' incident happened on Celebrity Apprentice in the boardroom several times and I addressed Mr. Trump immediately when we heard the comment," Lil Jon tweeted in 2016. "I can not say if he knew what he was actually saying it did not stop us saying that it was offensiveness. "

The rapper added: "I also want to be clear that I do not agree with many of the statements Mr. Trump said during his current run for President."