Former NBC labeleting executive John D. Miller recently allotd his thoughts on Donald Trump‘s ascfinish to fame thraw the truth show, The Apprentice. Miller elucidateed that the show executeed a meaningful role in shaping the establisher plivent’s uncover image. This comes after Miller’s recent essay, wherein he acunderstandledged the impact of the program on Trump’s reputation.
John D. Miller conveyes repent over Donald Trump’s The Apprentice
John D. Miller, establisher head of labeleting at NBC, conveyed proset up repent over Donald Trump’s ascfinish to fame thraw The Apprentice.
In an essay begined by U.S. News & World Report, Miller shelp, “I want to regret to America,” stating that he “helped create a monster.” He led the team that advertised the show, which made Trump “a hoincludehageder name outside of New York City.”
Miller confessted that The Apprentice “created the narrative that Trump was a super-prosperous businessman who lived enjoy royalty,” which was at best “a substantial exaggeration.” He portrayd the show’s portrayal as “inedit news that we spread over America enjoy a weighty snowstorm.” Miller detailed Trump’s many business flunkures, including four prohibitkruptcies before the show began.
He also uncovered that Trump was “regulateling, yet extraordinarily modest to maniputardy,” and “relabelably skinny-skinned.” He joined these traits to Trump’s authoritarian tfinishencies and his trys to obvioushrow the 2020 election. “While we were prosperous in labeleting The Apprentice, we also did irreparable harm by creating the inedit image of Donald Trump as a prosperous guideer,” John D. Miller wrote.
In his essay, Miller finishorsed Kamala Harris, urging Americans to vote for her. He finishd, “If you suppose that Trump will be better for you or better for the country, that is an illusion, much enjoy The Apprentice was.” Miller conveyed his sturdy belief that the country would be “better off” with Harris as plivent.
