how trump became a tv star before the apprentice

this article is dated january 2017..

 

When the New York City mayor Randall Winston on the sitcom Spin City needed advice about writing his memoir, Donald Trump was there. In Trump’s cameo in a 1998 episode, he swaggers into the mayor’s office, sits in his chair without asking, and claims that writing his books The Art of the Deal and The Art of the Comeback were a snap for him: “First day, nine chapters.”

In another cameo, in The Nanny, Trump is a man who carries not one, but two mobile phones – in 1996. In The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in 1994, his mere entrance causes the family’s resident conservative, Carlton, to faint. Other highlights of the future president of the United States’ television career include: play-acting a 'hostile takeover' of Worldwide Wrestling Entertainment owner Vince McMahon during a televised wrestling match that ended with him getting slammed to the mat, asking Denis Leary’s character on The Job about whom he was “banging”, and networking with a rich older man trying to woo Samantha on Sex and the City.

 

http://www.bbc.com/culture/story/2017011...apprentice

he is the only president to own such impressive list of opulant homes and hotels. he probaley own gold leafed toilet paper aboard his mega jet

https://youtu.be/WSEMshf_tN0

 

https://youtu.be/WSEMshf_tN0

 

he is the only president to own such impressive list of opulant homes and hotels. he probaley own gold leafed toilet paper aboard his mega jet

 

Gold leafed toilet paper? Doesn't sound so soft on the wipe side of things. It would probably be like using aluminum foil.

 

  

Won't be too long before a major motion picture will be made about Trump. Who can play the part in a high profile drama instead of the comedy on Saturday Night Live?

 

 

Trump’s catchphrase – "You’re fired!" – made him into the ultimate reality show truth-teller. He was Simon Cowell with a very American twist, a message that pointed criticism makes US businesses, and thus America as a whole, stronger, and that hard work is rewarded. 
 

 


He's able to take the criticism as well as dish it out pretty good. We'll see if he can take the gauntlet of attacks he's facing from many angles. 

he is the only president to own such impressive list of opulant homes and hotels. he probaley own gold leafed toilet paper aboard his mega jet

 

Kinda like living as a royal.  A nice prison of protocols with the highest degree of opulence. Is he surrounded by 'eunichs' who cater to his every need? The royal butt wiper awaits....

 

Kinda like living as a royal.  A nice prison of protocols with the highest degree of opulence. Is he surrounded by 'eunichs' who cater to his every need? The royal butt wiper awaits....

 

 

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Feces & Urine Are Classified Top Secret
 
All Of It Captured And Flown Back
 
One can only wonder why the White House is taking such extraordinary security measures for the presidential poop.
 
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In the past, operations were conducted against foreign leaders to determine their medical condition. However, these intelligence operations were directed against dictators in countries where even the medical conditions of the top political leaders were considered "state secrets."
 
The Israeli Mossad conducted one such operation against Syrian President Hafez Assad when he visited Amman, Jordan in Feb. 1999 for the funeral of King Hussein. The Mossad and its Jordanian counterpart installed a special toilet in Assad's hotel room that led not to a pipe but to a specimen canister. Assad suffered from diabetes and cancer and the operation was designed to discover the actual medical condition of the ailing leader. 
 
http://www.rense.com/general72/fexc.htm
 

After reading that I can see why collecting the presidential crap is so important. 
 
As for the groom of the stool? They didn't use toilet paper in those days. Also, take into consideration how much meat old fat Henry consumed. One would have to have big hands to accommodate the King. Getting rid of the waste could be a cause for concern too. Maybe Henry VIII was afraid of witchcraft.