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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRichard Hatch tells of Trump's boardroom behavior on "Celebrity Apprentice":
http://people.com/politics/donald-trump-hit-on-marlee-matlin-celebrity-apprentice-former-contestant-claims/Donald Trump Hit On Marlee Matlin During The Celebrity Apprentice, Former Contestant Claims
He went back and forth with Marlee, Hatch continues. No matter how she responded, no matter how politely, he would push it a step further with comments about her looks, and how she was making him feel, and about what he thought of her, and how happy he would be to do something with her.
It was a lot of innuendo, far beyond the norm. It was odd and weird, and people in the boardroom would look at one another, but he didnt care. [Matlin] was with her interpreter, Jack, and I thought, Gosh, I wonder if hes comfortable with this?'
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Hatch says Trump even used innuendo in the presence of his daughter.
He did it in front of Ivanka, he says. That was not just uncomfortable for me. It was weird. I was fascinated as a people watcher to think what could possibly be going on in that womans mind. He didnt care that she was there; he didnt seem afraid that she would hold him accountable or say anything about his boorish behavior. None of that happened. He was just that way, and it didnt matter to him one bit that his daughter was listening in.
He went back and forth with Marlee, Hatch continues. No matter how she responded, no matter how politely, he would push it a step further with comments about her looks, and how she was making him feel, and about what he thought of her, and how happy he would be to do something with her.
It was a lot of innuendo, far beyond the norm. It was odd and weird, and people in the boardroom would look at one another, but he didnt care. [Matlin] was with her interpreter, Jack, and I thought, Gosh, I wonder if hes comfortable with this?'
SNIP
Hatch says Trump even used innuendo in the presence of his daughter.
He did it in front of Ivanka, he says. That was not just uncomfortable for me. It was weird. I was fascinated as a people watcher to think what could possibly be going on in that womans mind. He didnt care that she was there; he didnt seem afraid that she would hold him accountable or say anything about his boorish behavior. None of that happened. He was just that way, and it didnt matter to him one bit that his daughter was listening in.
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Richard Hatch tells of Trump's boardroom behavior on "Celebrity Apprentice": (Original Post)
tblue37
Oct 2016
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uppityperson
(115,677 posts)1. Vile
milestogo
(16,829 posts)2. I am beginning to feel really sorry for the women in Trump's family
If total strangers feel he is too powerful for them to object to, they probably feel the same way. He acts like he owns the women in beauty pageants - how much more does he "own" his wife and daughters? Ivanka has probably never stood up to him in her life - if she did he would go into a state of rage. And Melania - well, at least she can leave if it gets bad enough hearing all this bullshit about how he behaves.
PSPS
(13,603 posts)6. Are you kidding? All they care about is $$$$$$. As long as it keeps coming, it's all good to them.
Which is why she thinks nothing of it and dismisses it. She expects that sort of behavior.
Ugh
Really large creep factor there. A whole life of that..
SunSeeker
(51,574 posts)4. Donald and Ivanka's relationship creeps me out.
world wide wally
(21,744 posts)5. The potential money is an anchor around their necks
Raine
(30,540 posts)7. Repulsive. nt