I quit watching the Apprentice after season 3, which I could barely get through. By that time Trump himself was so repugnant to me, his decisions so stupid and contradictory, that I was getting in fights with my television every Thursday night.

I really don't like Rosie O'Donnel. I think she's crass, ridiculous, ignorant, and not remotely funny. I can't imagine why anyone would want to listen to her pontificate.
So what does it say about Trump when I say she came out MILES ahead of him in this publicity debacle? For as much as I dislike Rosie, Trump has shown he hasn't got a fraction of the class she does. As another poster said, he comes across as pathetically juvenile. HOW did a man with so little wit, intelligence, self-restraint, class, manhood, sense, ability to articulate, and maturity manage to make so much money?
Well when you don't have the good qualities to use, I guess you resort to the bad. Lying, cheating, and stealing maybe?

The funny thing is, before the Apprentice came on, I was utterly indifferent to Donald Trump. No opinion one way or the other. I knew he was some kind of incredibly wealthy businessman, and that's it. I started watching from the first or second episode of the first season. I liked it, I was entertained, and it took a whole season and a half for the man's decrepit soul to finally get to me. He's digging his own grave. The more the public sees him, the more they hate him.