Sent to: Apprentice@nbcuni.com

I was disgusted and horrified to see how UNGRACEFUL Randal was in the
face of a great triumph. They all said he led by compassion and heart,
yet he showed no compassion and heart to Rebecca. She was a star and
Trump said it over and over. Trump clearly wanted them both, yet he
let his new employee make the decision. I hope that Trump has realized
that he hired the WRONG person. A person who stabbed his teammate in
the back, a teammate he SUPPOSEDLY cared for and respected. He stabbed
Rebecca in the back by blocking an important career move and Randal
WILL stab Trump in the back to move ahead. He proved that tonight.
There is NO loyalty there, only selfishness.

Trump should have shown the integrity to stand up for what was right
and to have hired BOTH of them. I hope Trump loses a great deal of
sleep tonight over the ludicrous and BAD business decision that he
made. It was clear that Caroline wanted Rebecca and he went against
her wishes. HE wanted Rebecca as well and would have hired her had
Randal backed her. You'd THINK a man of his position WOULD have made
his OWN decision and not based it on the decision of a new employee.

I no longer have ANY use for the Apprentice and refuse to bother with a
show that won't do the right thing by TWO very qualified individuals.
Randal should win an academy award for that performance of fake
compassion and fake loyalty. But HIS Oscar ought to have a carving
knife in his hand, to help with stabbing ANYONE in the back who would
take away his own glory. Look out Donald Trump, you've let Attila the
Hun into your camp. It shouldn't be long before he crosses you and
betrays you just as he did his friend and teammate, Rebecca.

• RE: Sent to NBC/Universal about Randal's Backstabbing! Send one TOO!,singer, 07:47 AM, 12-16-05
• RE: Sent to NBC/Universal about Randal's Backstabbing! Send one TOO!,BeenThere, 07:59 AM, 12-16-05

If you are willing to apply this same standard to Boyfriend Bill with reference to Kwame, then I will consider your solicitation.

Hiring does not fall under the purview of a mere employee. The Donald was wrong to suggest this. Completely.

The stunt undermined his credibility even more than his cloying attention to Rebecca did all season.

--Singer

I thought Randall showed integrity throughout the series (and I'm very good at seeing past 'phony' sincerity). So unless Randall was a good enough actor to consistently fool 1000s of astute viewers...why do you think Randall changed abrutly into a back-stabbing jerk when he won and had nothing to gain by this behavior? To my knowledge he had not displayed this kind of behaviour when he was competing and DID have something to gain by it...confusing.