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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump reportedly discussed with an NBC executive continuing “The Apprentice” reality show from the White House if he were elected president, long before he launched his bid.
The anecdote was reported in June by Vanity Fair contributing editor Sarah Ellison, but appeared to go largely unnoticed until she was interviewed on "The Takeaway" podcast over the weekend.
“(NBCUniversal Chief Executive Steve Burke and Trump) outlined, presumably fantastically, that Trump should run for president; and on the off chance that he won, he would continue to star in ‘The Apprentice’ from within the White House,” Ellison wrote about a 2011 conversation between the two.
Ellison discusses in the podcast Trump’s fascination with TV ratings, but notes that the networks, not the GOP nominee, are making money off his media strategy.
I see you're back using the company's computer and stealing time posting when you are being paid to be blowing the leaves off the parking lot.Trump's run for the presidency was always meant to be a publicity stunt.
I see you're back using the company's computer and stealing time posting when you are being paid to be blowing the leaves off the parking lot.Trump's run for the presidency was always meant to be a publicity stunt.
When they catch you next time you'll be back collecting welfare and food stamps.
I think I'll tell the company what you've been up to.
Goodbye.
right, so was the revolutionary war, the first wag the dog right ?Trump's run for the presidency was always meant to be a publicity stunt.
