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US Election: More Evidence Of Trump’s Obsession With Women Released



In less than one week to the released of Infamous Donald Trump tape degrading women more evidence of Trump’s Obsession with women has been emerged.

The presidential candidate of the republican have been rocked by the recent released of the tape and his now battered  and suffering by mass defection from own party that gain more points to Hillary Clinton.

Here come more evidence of dated yet insulting comments about Trump’s Obsession with women made by the GOP candidate on the topic of an apprentice contestant’s skin, which “sucks” the TV show in 2010.

Huffington post obtained a transcript of an episode from the ninth season of the apprentice which offer more evidence of Trump’s obsession with women’s beauty.

In the episode, “Beauty and Brains,” contestants broke into two teams, one team was in charge of Emily West, the other handled Luke Bryan. Where each give a country music star a makeover, making each star presentable to industry execs.


Trump repeatedly turned his focus to West’s skin during boardroom discussions of the results, and according to the transcript, Trump was quoted saying “I assume you’re gonna leave this off, don’t put this s*** on the show, you know. But her skin, her skin sucks, OK?” he said, according to the transcript of the unaired scene. “I mean her skin, she needs some serious f***in’ dermatology.”

In response to Trump reaction n the woman skin, Cyndi Lauper, who headed the West team, tried explaining that what Trump was seeing was some sort of makeup and not her skin. Conversation then turned a bit to the work at hand but then returned to West’s appearance, in a back-and-forth that lasted about three minutes.

In a statement released to the Huffington Post, Hope Hicks said the campaign “can’t comment on an alleged transcript.” Reportedly there’s “far worse” stuff in other transcripts (the Mark Burnett-produced reality show apparently used a transcription service).

“Personally, I am, as you probably heard, not a gay man, but I think he’s better-looking than Emily, OK?” Trump said about Bryan at one point. He also asked guest judge Trace Adkins what he thought about brochures produced by each team. “Well I, um, I, I think the one they did for Emily is a little more polished-looking,” Adkins said, and Trump retorted, “You’re obviously not a skin man.”

While reacting to Trump obsession act West said  that the remarks from Trump weren’t all that shocking. “Obviously, I was hurt and kind of grossed out, but it didn’t surprise me to be honest,” West said. “I feel really bad for him, because he doesn’t know how the human heart works. You can’t say things like that to people and then one day expects to win; your character is going to show up.

West added that she’d “really like to believe in good character when it comes to voting” for president. “I don’t ever expect to vote for a character,” she said.

Tweets reacting to the unearthed transcript call out Trump out “humiliating” and “degrading” the singer and further displaying his “misogyny,” as well as questioning his focus altogether:


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