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We're back.

Last season, we raised millions of dollars for charity,

more than ever before.

And over the past four years,

we've helped to raise tens of millions of dollars.

This time we're even bigger and better.

18 celebrities, 18 egos,

all fighting to become the Celebrity Apprentice.

Master illusionist and Vegas superstar, Penn Jillette.

Pop icon, Debbie Gibson.

Comedian and internet trailblazer, Adam Carolla.

I lost my virginity in a Regal.

Miss Universe, Dayana Mendoza.

Late-night legend, Arsenio Hall.

Oooh-oooh-oooh!

Movie star and Grammy Award winner, Tia Carrere.

Rock star and Twisted Sister frontman, Dee Snider.

The funniest woman in America, the queen of mean, Lisa Lampanelli.

You're fired! You're fired!

Star of American Chopper, Paul Teutul Sr.

International actress and philanthropist, Patricia Velasquez.

Bestselling author and first daughter of the Mob, Victoria Gotti.

Firing you is going to be very scary for me, Victoria.

IndyCar legend, Michael Andretti.

The original supermodel, Cheryl Tiegs.

American Idol superstar, Clay Aiken.

I've been runner-up before, so I'm going to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Pop star, Aubrey O'Day.

The Incredible Hulk, Lou Ferrigno.

New Jersey's favourite housewife, Teresa Giudice.

And television icon, Star Trek's George Takei.

Live long and prosper!

The gauntlet has been thrown

and the celebrities are fighting with everything they've got.

10,000...

£20,000!

10,000!

And the money is rolling in.

That's more money than ever raised for a first test before.

'All in the name of charity.'

My cousin died of Aids. Her death reminded me we cannot stop.

-Come here, little one.

-Awww...

I'm so sorry to be emotional, but...

I just extremely proud to be here with you.

This is all for charity, and so that's why we here.

When you get to come and see the children who this money will

affect, it really makes it real.

With everything on the line, it's going to get personal.

This is your fault, Trump.

I've never felt more set up in my life.

I'm going to fire two people tonight. SHRIEKING

-Don't ruin your

-BLEEP

-image and your

-BLEEP

-career!

-When you

-BLEEP

-with me and disrespect me, it's on!

SHE YELLS INDISTINCTLY

SHE SHRIEKS

-The whole day was

-BLEEP

-this,

-BLEEP

-that,

-BLEEP

-this,

-BLEEP

-that.

Quiet!

With 18 celebrities, it's going

to be tougher than ever to rise above the rest.

In late-night, I always approached it striving to be number one.

Losing is not an option.

I'm not afraid of anyone, so watch out.

If you attack me, I'll attack you right back.

I run an incredibly successful business, teamed up with Teller,

and I will be the next Celebrity Apprentice!

You know you have to watch your back. I can make you disappear.

I am going to win. By George, I'm George Takei, dammit!

It's going to be cut-throat, it's going to be crazy,

it's going to be fun.

It's time to face the music.

ORCHESTRA PLAYS APPRENTICE THEME TUNE

Thank you, Maestro. Beautifully done.

Welcome to the world's great, in my opinion, Lincoln Center,

cultural heart of New York City.

The largest performing arts centre anywhere in the world.

John D Rockefeller III raised over 90 million to get it

started many years ago.

Recently, they raised over 1 billion to renovate

and make it even more spectacular.

So it's all about giving back,

it's all about the things we love to do, and that's what we're here for.

You're going to make a lot of money for your charities.

It's going to be fantastic.

Arsenio, I loved your show. I watched that show every night.

What have you been doing lately?

Taking care of my son and doing stand-up here and there.

I ran into Ruben Studdard at an NAACP meeting.

And he said, "Brother, don't be the first black man to lose to clay."

LAUGHTER

'I am forever considered American Idol runner-up. What my goal is,'

for people to introduce me

from now on as Celebrity Apprentice, Clay Aiken.

So, Teresa, we had a really good housewife last time, NeNe.

-Yes, you get the fiery Italian one.

-Yeah, definitely a fiery Italian.

-Go ahead.

-I'm Teresa Giudice from The Real Housewives Of New Jersey.

I have two cookbooks, I'm a bestseller.

And I'm going to win.

-DEE:

-'There's certain expectations of certain people.

'I fully expect Teresa to flip a table at some time.'

"What the hell was that for? "I don't know.

"I just felt I had to flip a table."

Lisa, I was roasted by Comedy Central. Lisa killed me!

So now I can get back!

I know! I'm totally scared of you!

Thank you for having me.

It's great to be the only black woman on the dais.

I'm very thrilled to holler!

I'm representing the Gay Men's Health Crisis,

-here in the city...

-Great!

-..and I'm just so happy to be here.

-This is going to be so much fun!

-We love to have you. Adam?

I'm playing for a charity called White Kids Without iPads,

-which is...

-LAUGHTER

Well, that's the thing, people laugh, but they don't realise the pain...

No, er... Catholic Big Brothers.

-I was a Catholic Big Brother many years ago.

-Good!

-And I just want to get back to those people.

-We love having you.

-My Victoria?

-How are you?

You know, firing you is going to be pretty scary for me, Victoria.

-I'm going to be very nice if that time happens.

-Hopefully, it won't.

Anybody here you don't like?

Or anybody that you think you're going to go to war with?

-There's one or two people.

-Who?

-I can't...

You'll see soon enough.

'I'm still sizing up, but I've heard Debbie Gibson is demanding,

'difficult, so I'm seeing some friction.

'And Lisa Lampanelli,'

'I think she really is in this to win this.'

So I think she will take no prisoners.

-I don't like the Gotti woman already!

-LAUGHTER

I think Takei's got it coming.

I think George Takei is nothing but trouble.

-And I'm gunning for you, bitch!

-I've got my eyes on you too.

My loins are girded.

I don't even know what that meant, but it's very scary.

Now, there are many ways of doing this,

but the way I like best, men versus women. Men versus women just works.

So what I want you to do is, you'll go back to Trump Tower.

You're going to pick a project manager.

Men, a project manager, women, a project manager.

You're going to name your team.

Then you're going to meet me in the boardroom

and I'm going to give you the first test. OK?

All right, Maestro, a little music.

Three, four...

FUNKY INTRO

# Money, money, money

# Money!

# Money, money, money

# Money! #

-Here we go.

-Here we are.

-Nice! This is beautiful.

Want to sit around the table here?

-I think we've got to talk about a name for the team.

-Sure.

I wrote a bunch down on my phone. I got Team Back Hair.

-Back Hair?

-Yeah.

This is a little ass-kissy, but how about this - Trumpeteers?

LAUGHTER

All right, hang on. But the one I like better, the Honey Badgers.

SILENCE

Honey badgers are the toughest animals in the world.

They're one of the only animals that will kill for sport.

There is some guys at the William Morris Agency like that.

-CLAY:

-'Oh, my God, honey badgers? Are you kidding me? That's horrible.

'I don't care how tough the damn animal is.

'Adam is funny, but Mr Trump does not suffer childishness,'

and we have a lot of frat boys on our team.

-How about the Urinal Cakes?

-LAUGHTER

-I like Urinal Cakes!

-This is going nowhere.

What about Galactic Force?

-Or Galactic Power?

-How about Enterprise?

No, no, no, that's too obvious.

ADAM: 'I like George Takei,

'but come on, we have to pretend that we like Star Trek?!'

I had neighbours who were Trekkies.

They were alcoholics.

-If we're going to be unanimous...

-We don't have to be unanimous.

Right, but the only chance we have for... How about Unanimous?

It's not bad.

-Unanimous is pretty good.

-Unanimous is pretty good.

-It is good.

-I like it.

-Everybody just say OK to Unanimous?

-ALL AGREE

-It's Unanimous.

-Unanimous.

-Hold on...

45 minutes ago, none of us would have liked it, but at this point...

It's definitely the last chick in the bar at the end of the night.

Ooh! I want this decorator!

-Anybody else have any ideas for the name?

-I have Bone Crushers.

'We have a very strong team.'

It'll be interesting to work with other celebrities,

cos I'm very much a loner.

'I'm definitely a little scared, but here I am.

Being scared has never stops me in life.

The Badass Bears? Badass Babes?

How do you guys feel about an Italian name? Vincitore?

-No.

-LAUGHTER

Vincitore means "winner". I thought you would like that one.

I love it! But we're the only ones that are going to understand it.

After meeting you guys, I got a lot of almost feline

energy from this group, like primal, and I thought Prowess.

'The most ridiculous things are coming out, like Prowess.'

Debbie is going...grrrr! And I'm like, "This is not happening."

'People won't even take her serious.'

-We all have fabulous hair. Can we do something with that?

-You guys, I have an idea.

-I have an idea. Listen to me.

-CHATTER CONTINUES

-Listen, guys... Guys?

-CHATTER

'I'm used to people talking one at a time and saying what they want,'

-but this was eight people at once going like...

-SHE BABBLES

I think we should pick a name to show we're not going to be

that team who is catty and mean and bitchy to each other.

-What about Forte?

-Is that what that means?

-It means loud, strong.

'Forte came to mind,'

because it's a bunch of strong women that you don't want to mess with.

-OK, who likes Forte?

-I like it.

-I think it's great.

-Forte is the name.

ALL: Yes!

I love it.

We want to decide project manager too.

I would like to be project manager,

because I've run a foundation for ten years.

I'm used to putting events together in New York.

'I know how to run teams. My charity's the Wayu Taya Foundation.'

'It's a foundation I started ten years ago'

to help Latin American indigenous people.

'In those times, one kid was dying a day.'

I was one of those kids and I was able to get out,

but many of those kids didn't get out.

'I am a Wayu kid. I grew up in poverty.

'Right now, I'm here because I have almost 500 kids that are'

literally sleeping under the trees, waiting for me to finish a school,

to build it, to finish it.

And if I have a school, I can get two meals a day for them

and medical attention. I can't turn them back.

I have to build the school.

They are going to come and say, these kids, thank you, when we win this task, because I have no

doubt in my head that if we work together we are going to win it.

Before we go on, I have a hearing problem. I read lips.

So don't think I'm being rude, as long as you know that...

Get my attention.

Close to birth I lost 75% of my hearing.

'I was told at a young age, "You're not going to be able to speak,"

'but I changed all that.

'Everything I've wanted to become, I've done it.'

Can you have some signal that if you are being rude...

-LAUGHTER

-Is that OK?

I would hate to have you showing me disrespect and think it was just a hearing problem.

Thank you, thank you so much.

Why don't we figure out who our project manager is going to be?

All right, who wants to be the project manager?

Does anybody want to be project manager?

'It's the only time'

there was silence at that table.

All right, so nobody WANTS to be the project manager.

Maybe there are three or four people universally qualified to

do whatever this task is going to be.

I don't mean to offend you - Paul would be better at a specific one

but not at a universal one.

-ALL TALK AT ONCE

-Plus I ran a business for 40 years.

All right, then, you're in.

I'll tell you the truth, I really don't care. I'll do it.

At some point I'll have to do it anyhow.

'Paul Sr, who hadn't spoken, all of a sudden,'

-through the moustache, he said...

-HE MUMBLES GRUFFLY

MUMBLING CONTINUES

And I'm like... "Right on, brother, take it!"

I'm going to expect a lot of input from you guys, which...

but ultimately I don't care.

I think that I was the last person that they

thought about as project manager,

'but I was 28 years running a steel business,

'so there's a lot of background that I have in business.'

OK.

-Trump wants us in the boardroom.

-OK. Let's go.

Welcome to the boardroom.

This will be, for all of you, a very interesting experience.

Ivanka and Don will be my boardroom advisers.

They'll be following you around.

They're two great people and they really do give me some very

good advice, so I'm going to rely on them very heavily.

So, women's team, have you picked a project manager?

ALL: Yes, we have.

-Who is it?

-Patricia.

-Patricia. Why Patricia?

-She volunteered, for one. She stepped up.

-Well, that's good.

Why did you do that, Patricia?

I know how to put together fundraisers or events

very quickly. I know how to act under pressure.

-And yet you don't know what the task is.

-I have no clue.

What is your team name?

ALL: Forte.

-Why?

-Because it means "strength".

-OK.

Men's team, who is your project manager?

-Paul.

-Paul! Why did you choose Paul, first of all?

-He has the biggest arms.

-I don't know, Lou's pretty big, too.

What is your team name?

ALL: Unanimous.

Ah! So, the answer is because you all get along?

-Yes.

-Now, you're missing one member of the men's team

and that member is Marco Andretti.

The reason is that one of his close friends was

killed in a horrible racing accident,

and they have such a great

affinity and feeling for their charity, Racing For Cancer, that

his father, Michael, who is a tremendous racer,

is coming in very shortly

-to take Marco's place.

-Wow.

All right, here's what we're going to be doing.

You're going to be making

and selling celebrity sandwiches for your charity.

Now, the winning team will be the team that makes the most

money in terms of sales and tips.

We're including tips. OK?

The project manager of the winning team is going to win

a lot of money for his or her charity.

-Paul, your charity?

-Make A Wish Foundation.

-It's a great charity.

-Patricia, your charity?

-The Wayuu Taya Foundation.

-Very good.

The losing team, sadly, somebody will be fired and, I have to say,

it's always really bad to be the first one fired.

LAUGHTER

Make the sandwiches delicious, make lots of money. Thank you.

ALL: Thank you.

Go ahead.

Thank you.

-Unanimous!

-Paul, you're the boss, man.

You want to create excitement out there and this guy with

sleeveless shirts, he's going to draw attention, for one.

Our test is to make sandwiches in a delicatessen

'and sell as many that we can.'

What do you say I get hold of my shop and bring down ten bikes

-and just roll up on...

-Sure.

-..crazy-ass bikes?

Do we need signs outside or do we need just your three bodies?

I mean, you guys are giants! And this guy is a carnival barker.

I can talk, I can juggle. I've got fire-eating equipment with me.

We were going for the carnival barker, three-ring circus,

'let people see Lou Ferrigno flex some muscles.

'Let them see Paul Sr. But when you have Penn Jillette,

'you have a professional carnival barker.'

He was perfect for this task.

So let's agree conceptually on one thing -

-volume doesn't matter to us.

-No.

We could sell 1,000 sandwiches at five bucks a pop and

Victoria could get one whale in to buy one sandwich and it is nullified.

So I don't think the mass production thing is the way to go.

But I would like to know who can bring in what,

so we know how much money we're looking at.

If we're not looking at that much, we have to sell a lot more.

-How much can you bring in?

-5,000, 10,000.

-I got way more than that.

How much can you bring in?

-What did you say?

-Can we hear that again?

-Half a mill.

-Half a million dollars?

All right, I'm going back to the hotel, I'm going to crack a beer.

Anyone wants one...

-You can bring that in?

-I think so.

-Fantastic!

I said a half a million dollars

and everybody's jaw dropped right down to the ground.

'But, you know, there was a handful of people that always come through for me.

'So, you know, I'm more than confident.

'And if I have to do it myself, then I'll do it myself.'

-Even in New York, you can pull it like that?

-Yeah!

-He lives in New York.

-He's from New York, Orange County, New York.

-This is not The OC.

That's a different show. That's good-looking kids.

Arsenio, you gotta get cable, man.

Paul said he could raise 500,000.

'I would have asked everyone, "How much can you raise?" '

But we heard 500,000 and thought,

-' "I'm going to save my guns for later."

-'

Now, there's no harm in making good sandwiches

-and selling a lot of 'em.

-I agree.

-Absolutely.

We should also do that, so that we're not only winning by the letter but also by the spirit.

And the sandwiches themselves should be basic and simple and easy

and fast to make.

Um, after whom are we naming the sandwich?

The Twisted Sister, The Hulk, The Chopper.

-I mean, you got names in there that are just recognisable.

-I...

I just want to suggest this.

We might want to consider putting it all around Chopper.

So, we can have one sandwich that's just The Chopper.

And you can change to a Turkey Chopper.

You can change it to a Veggie Chopper. Branding matters.

And maybe taking over that deli

and making it all Chopper is a good thing to do.

We decided to keep it focused around Paul Sr and Choppers.

He's the project manager. It's his task.

He's going to be the huge fundraiser.

There's definitely a lot riding on Paul.

I say let's get our asses over there now.

Seeing what it looks like is good.

PATRICIA: I am so excited about this task.

-I think it's perfect for us.

-Oh, my God. I have a bunch of ideas.

Our project manager is Patricia. She's a big deal in Minnesota.

When I was just doing my modelling thing,

when I was 15 years old, she was my idol.

I can't believe that we're working together in this.

I mean, easy...

Why don't we do celebrity carnival?

LATIN MUSIC PLAYS

Wait, wait, wait. One thing, Patricia, you know

-we need permits for that in New York, right?

-Let the police come.

Let the police come? No, it doesn't work that way in New York!

This is insane. I've grown up in New York my whole life.

I'm a native New Yorker. I've never lived anywhere else.

It's not foreign to me.

People are going to say, "What's the connection between sandwiches

"and carnivals?" That's the only problem.

People know me as my father's daughter.

And my father was John Gotti. I can be a force to be reckoned with.

I won't give up. And I certainly don't quit.

How about a takeoff on that idea,

-but have, like, a red carpet arrival to the deli?

-Yeah!

Guys, you know what? You're right. Let's go with, I love the red carpet idea.

-So, we need red carpet, we need paparazzis.

-Can we get rope?

Yeah, like a velvet rope.

I could take one of my songs, Only In My Dreams, or whatever,

one of those, and sing out front.

'People want to belong to a club.'

So, I thought the whole concept was really cool.

And I like to use my gift of music.

Because that's my thing, that's my element.

Wait, everybody is doing everything outside.

Did anybody stop to think, who's making these sandwiches inside?

Victoria Gotti, I will not screw with in the least.

-And I think you know why.

-Mm-kay?

No horse's head in my bed. I don't care if she doesn't show up for work.

She's getting an A+ from me.

PATRICIA: So, let's come up with how many sandwiches.

It would be nice to have three super recognisable people.

-Who's the most recognisable face here?

-Teresa.

-Teresa is one.

Then, I mean, Cheryl Tiegs is a freaking Supermodel.

So, what about something... Teresa's going to be very Italian.

And hers could be more sort of diet conscious.

When we first started deciding who was the most recognisable,

I wasn't discussed.

I've been part of double platinum girl group Danity Kane

and the reality is I can run circles around most people here.

So, them underestimating me probably isn't the best idea.

Because out of all the women on this team,

I have the most Twitter followers.

Something with Debbie Gibson, because she's all-American.

Burger, BLT, um, club sandwich, just stuff like, you're America,

you know what I mean?

-PAUL:

-All right, I'm just going to tell you what I want

-and we're going to slap it up here, OK?

-All right.

-Are you ready?

-I want ham and prosciutto.

-OK, we got ham. Roast beef.

-Same thickness as the ham?

-Mozzarella. We need mozzarella.

-You write it down, cos I can't even write good.

-Uh, tomatoes.

Sweet peppers. Oil and vinegar.

Who's got the oil and vinegar? Salt and pepper.

-Who's writing this

-BLEEP

-down? Cos I ain't gonna remember.

-It's right here.

-Star Trek!

-We're adding...

'I think George is a pretty quiet guy.'

A very smart guy. But I like to be around aggressive people.

I think aggressive people gets the adrenaline going

and it pushes you into a higher energy mode.

And George is just not that person.

Let me go over this...

-Ham, prosciutto, mozzarella, lettuce, tomato, sweet peppers.

-Yes.

-And this is The Senior Chopper?

-Yes.

'Paul is a Hell's Angel guy, you know?'

'Tattoos all the way up to the shoulder blades,

'I don't know where else on his body!'

He's not kind of person that inspires you to get out there

and do your best, you know?

-He's just...

-HE GRUNTS

Where's the veggie? Where's my man, Star Trek, he disappeared over there.

Went into space or something? George? George? What are you doing?

-Let's do The Veggie. I'm not taking no

-BLEEP.

-I'm going to slice some roast beef, OK?

-Don't cut yourself, all right?

Our task this week was to make sandwiches and sell them

to make money for charity.

All this neon and all the stuff on the front of the store...

I had a lot of pressure on myself because I was the project manager.

So, I took the burden of fundraising.

But I really didn't have much time to even spend

talking on the phone, so, actually, while I was working, I was text messaging.

-Give me the location here.

-Um, we're at 5th and 42nd.

'Time's a-ticking.'

I might have bit off a little bit more than I can chew here.

We'll see tomorrow.

-So, all right, we're going to put our sticker on the box.

-OK.

All right? And I can't remember if it's going to say The Chopper or not on it.

-We'll figure that out.

-Hi, guys! How's it going?

-It's going great.

Just getting started, huh?

When Ivanka came to visit the deli, we were really

kind of caught up in what we were doing and really felt pressured.

-So, she was kind of interrupting the flow.

-What are your sandwiches?

Blam!

Paul is hard to read. And I'm not sure whether he was ready to lead.

Because I don't understand talking to a grown woman like that.

What about fundraising?

Have you guys done anything on that front yet?

That's, that's a given. That's easy for me.

-Do have a bunch of people in your pocket that you'll call?

-I do.

-OK.

So, do you guys have a goal, in terms of fundraising, or...?

-Yeah, we do.

-What is it?

-A lot of money.

-How much?

-Let it go.

-Come on!

-Somebody's got to hold your feet to the fire, you know?

-Yeah.

At least five.

-That's an aggressive one. That's great.

-I'm aggressive.

500,000 is an aggressive goal, but I like that.

That's exactly what everyone should be striving for.

But Paul's a little rough around the edges.

It's hard to believe he can bring in that type of money.

We'll see what happens.

TELEPHONE RINGS

-Hello?

-Carol! It's Patricia Velasquez.

-Hey, how are you, Patricia?

-Are you in New York?

Don't tell me you're in Russia.

'We only had 24 hours, so, I thought, OK,'

now I got to start worrying about bringing in the money.

I've not talked to you in, like, about 100 years,

since we were 18 years old, walking in the catwalk.

'I was calling every single person in my phone book.

'I called ex-lovers, I called everybody.

'I definitely was concerned about the other team.'

They are super powerful, famous people.

-Where are you?

-I'm in Tennessee.

-Aha...

'But I'm also telling my team, please make all the phone calls they can.'

We're going to be tomorrow in Cafe Metro, in New York City.

'People might take me as just, "OK, she's pretty, let's just let her stand there,"

'but I will do everything I can to help Patricia.'

I'm here to work for my charity. I'm here to help other charities.

I'm here to win Celebrity Apprentice.

-Hey, Karen, it's Tia.

-Hi, honey. How are you?

It's going to be so much fun.

Tonnes of people are coming by. Woohoo!

Yeah, yeah, yeah, whatever they want to spend, they just have to show up.

We were all trying to get people to show up.

But I have to admit, I'm saving my big donors, big, big

donors, for myself.

Uh, we're selling sandwiches tomorrow.

It's our first day on the task.

And I'm like, "Victoria is on the phone a lot."

My son would like to get a price quote for his car,

to add to the policy.

Then she was talking about something with her house and her kid...

And she sold the rights to her life story...

What happened with that other thing? Anything? That project?

-What does he say?

-'What's going on THERE?'

Hot women and food. I mean, who can resist?

'We were all so focused on calling people to show up at the deli.'

But we're calling people to show up

at this deli that we haven't even seen yet!

To buy sandwiches that we've not yet started to prepare.

I think we should get down there right away.

Put everything together and prep the kitchen and make lots of sandwiches.

Time to make the sandwiches!

I've already made 70 sandwiches.

I'm going to go back there and make another few hundred.

We're going to up our ante. But are we gonna go from 300 to 1,000 or are we going to 500?

-Hey, guys!

-Michael!

-How you doing?

-Hey, how are ya? How's it going?

-Hiya.

-How you doing?

Nice to see you. I'm Michael Andretti.

Michael Andretti came in and replaced Marco Andretti.

-First things first, how's your son?

-He's doing all right.

He's a bit of a mess right now. We lost a great, great friend.

Marco was supposed to be here as part of Celebrity Apprentice

but he's been going through a tough time.

He lost a great friend who crashed in Las Vegas.

So, I'm here to take his place.

We're selling sandwiches tomorrow.

-You want to explain...?

-You buy a 10 sandwich and pay a 10,000 tip.

-Yeah.

-On everyone.

-All right.

'I hope they were happy to see me.'

I'll be an extra set of hands there to try to help them.

And not let the other team win.

-Well, Michael, we got some meat for you to slice. Come on!

-Let's go!

Thanks. OK, bye.

'When we got to cafe Metro, I thought, "This is great." '

We can definitely create the VIP lounge, the celebrity club.

You know what's funny?

I started my career singing on milk crates in Brooklyn at street fairs.

-So, this is like, you know, going back to my roots.

-HE LAUGHS

ACCORDION MUSIC PLAYS

We have garlic, it's, you know, it's tedious, it takes a while.

There was a lot of prep work that we needed to do for the next day.

And we sliced and sliced and sliced, a lot of meats and a lot of cheeses.

-This is my secret recipe. My red roasted peppers.

-Oh, my God!

That smells so good!

'Despite everything I've heard about Teresa

'and something about her knocking the table over,'

she strikes me as being incredibly vulnerable and insecure.

Which is its own kind of unpredictable thing.

-I think I expect the unexpected from Teresa.

-Thank you!

Cheryl is a sweetheart but definitely has a lower,

more laid-back energy about her.

I'm separating cheese and it looks easy.

But it's rather, it has a mind of its own. I'm trying to tame it.

That doesn't really fly in the kitchen

when you've got to chop 800 pieces of cheese!

Everybody, we have 20 more minutes.

Good morning! Victoria's not here.

We're supposed to be leaving in one minute!

Today is the day of our task. We all get into two vans.

Victoria's not there.

Which doesn't surprise me, because she hates waking up

and she doesn't want anyone telling her what to do.

So, it's really not a surprise to me at all that she just decided

-not to show up for her team.

-What happened to Victoria?

I didn't see Victoria...

We've got to make as many sandwiches as we can.

We want to make this a VIP celebrity club lounge.

And this is the VIP of the VIPs.

-There. I would say we can take it about there.

-It looks really good!

-Amazing, right?

The celebrity club is great.

It looks like a VIP, red-carpet, exclusive party event.

And that's exactly what we're going for.

For everyone to be part of the celebrity club today.

Check 1-2, check, check, check. I think that's fine for my deli debut.

Everything looks better than even I expected.

Now let's just pray that the fundraisers come and everything works out.

This looks hot, you guys!

-Victoria? Honey, are you OK?

-We had an accident last night.

-What?

Tore the cornea.

'I had some trouble last night with my eye.

'It just started tearing and tearing and I finally got the doctor.'

He assumes that I tore either the cornea or the retina.

I had a dream you won. So, don't worry about it.

Everybody in the kitchen, let's go! Pay attention, George.

-Pay attention to what?

-Everything!

You think I have not been attentive?

Paul is full of his strong and unmoving opinions

and I see through him and I'm sure that the others can as well.

Hey, Lou. You need to do some push-ups or something?

-Before you go out there?

-What do you think?

-No, I don't think so! You're fine.

-You look fine!

-Time to get ready to go out.

'I don't know how old Lou is now. But what a treat!

'It was impressive.'

If I were that shape, I would be taking my shirt off all the time!

That's you, bro. That's you.

Open the door! We're open!

Ladies and gentlemen, there's Paul Sr! Show us the guns! That is absolutely Paul!

You don't want to say you walked by! You want to say you're a part of it!

Oh, my goodness! Look what's happening here! We've got the Orange County Choppers in the house!

It definitely was like a carnival out there.

MOTOR CYCLE ENGINE REVS

We have got George Takei, of Star Trek!

Penn got out there straight away, juggling, spitting fire, yelling

and screaming and, you know, making a big spectacle.

Don't you miss them! They're all in there. They're all live!

Once people started gathering around, then that was my place

-to go out there to start bringing people to the store.

-Yo, Paul!

-How good are those sandwiches?

-They're

-BLEEP

-good sandwiches!

-THEY CHANT: BLEEP

-good sandwich!

-BLEEP

-good sandwich!

-BLEEP

-good sandwich!

This way! Follow me to the promised land!

We were drawing people to the restaurant. We made it exciting.

I think we were breaking several local ordinances.

I was having a blast!

How good is this sandwich?

-Fantastic! We made it!

-Let's buy some sandwiches in there!

FUNKY MUSIC PLAYS

Buy the most expensive thing on the menu, baby!

'We were open for business, felt amazing.'

Hi, ma'am. How are you today?

-I'm hungry! How are you?

-Welcome to Celebrity Club!

-Thank you.

It's so much better when there's no pressure! This is, like, so much fun.

Carol Alt, who was on a past Celebrity Apprentice, came to help out.

We're having a charity event, so it's for a good cause.

Teresa has the show on television,

so she is the one that is most recognisable.

-And she was in front, bringing people in.

-Thank you!

And I have a tendency to be heavily charming.

So, I am an amazing candidate for being out on the streets

and getting people into the restaurant. It was so fantastic.

Wyclef! What's up? How are you?

Wyclef walking in was so super cool.

-Hey, how are you?

-Are you good?

And I definitely felt Wyclef's connection to Patricia

and The Wayuu Taya Foundation.

-And I'm going to donate 15,000.

-15?

Yeah, it's for the kids! Cos we could have been one of them.

-And we are one of them.

-We are one of them.

-That's right.

-We're over here

-That's right.

My friend showing up is an incredible sign of trust.

The universe is telling me that I have to keep going.

It's such a responsibility.

Wyclef just taught us all a song

and we're going to do it for the first time for you now.

'It was really magical, having him.'

He brings a whole other musical element.

-I love that we were jamming.

-A minor.

# Patricia, hold my hand. #

-DEBBIE:

-# Save a life Save a life. #

'Debbie is really good at singing every five minutes.

'She definitely loves her voice and her music.'

But I loved being able to snatch that mic and sing my little

freestyle with Wyclef.

# Say goodbye Save a life. #

# Take a bite Save a life. #

Wyclef!

ROCK MUSIC PLAYS

It's right over there! Paul Sr's Chopper Sandwich.

The greatest sandwich you'll ever experience.

Paul, why are those people standing there and not walking inside?

-Come in and buy a sandwich!

-Get 'em in there! I'm the nice one!

Paul is meaner than a snake! Carny trash is what I really am.

That's why my voice is like this. From years of carny talking.

-Clay!

-Yes?

-This is my friend, Richard Konigsberg.

-He wants to buy some sandwiches and tip you 500 bucks.

-I'll take it!

-500 bucks over here!

-Is this a platinum card?

I think you can do more than 500. What about 1000?

-We haven't had dinner yet.

-Make it 1000.

-All right, 1000.

-1000!

-Penn, you are a wimp!

-You know how to hustle! You did good, Clay. Thank you!

I thought that I would be doing most of the upselling. Turns out

it was Clay's job and Clay was wonderful at it.

My carny blood was running proud.

-Clay?

-Yes, sir?

These women are working so hard out there. They want a very special deal.

Can they have 'em for just 5,000?

-5,000.

-5,000.

CHEERING

Penn had a very clever idea to have this female dance troupe

come out and, at the same time,

he told them, "You all have to bring 1,000 in order to do it."

Can I make it rain on Clay Aiken?

5,000 is great, but where's the big money?

Making it rain for charity.

We've got two 500 Celebrity Club Internationales.

10,000.

12,000.

My fingers are shaking, putting all these numbers in.

Our big donors came in and bought a tonne of sandwiches.

I couldn't believe the numbers that I was running today.

It was really heartening.

-Can we get some sandwiches?

-Yes.

-Yes, sandwiches, right?

I put a call out to Andy Cowen

and he's one of the big head honchos at Bravo and he did show up

and it was great.

Patricia had major hook-ups. Like Carol Ott, Russell Simmons...

She knows a lot of people, Patricia.

For ten grand, I should have a sandwich I like.

10,000 is riding on this

but we don't really have anything vegan here.

Two minutes.

Garlic, oil, red beans, OK, that'll work.

We were frantic. I was cutting up tofu, spread some cranberry sauce...

Why would anyone want to be a vegan?

..and we just slapped that thing together.

-So this is vegan?

-It's vegan, all vegan.

-No animal.

-No animal.

-No mayonnaise?

-No cheese. No nothing. Nothing.

-We did it only for you.

-He's actually going to eat it.

-Oh, my God.

-He opens it up and you hear Cheryl Tiegs say out loud,

"Oh, my God, he's going to taste it." I'm just like, "Shut up."

It's good, right?

-Thank you.

-Thank YOU.

We were thrilled. You know, we got the 10,000 and we needed it.

-Welcome to Celebrity Club. So dapper, so handsome.

-Thank you.

Thank you, thank you very much.

I don't know.

Welcome to our celebrity club. We've created a club environment.

We want to have a red carpet, we want everyone to come in here

and enjoy it, have a party.

Very nice, tell me about the sandwiches and the selection.

There is a grilled cheese sandwich, which is what we call

the All-American sandwich that, you know, everybody can relate to.

Was going with the grilled cheese the right decision?

1,000%. You look over there, these things are coming out like...

-I think we made over 500 of those sandwiches already.

-All right.

I think so far Patricia has done a pretty good job.

She's called in some friends,

she's raised quite a bit of money from those people.

I think there are a couple of decisions that might

hurt them. Grilled cheese takes a little bit longer to prep.

I think that's probably going to slow them down

a little bit, we'll see.

Get in there. It's all for charity, it's all happening right now.

I will keep jumping if you buy a sandwich.

What is going on out here? We need bodies inside.

Since it was lunch hour, the restaurant was too empty.

There was so much going on outside,

they were being distracted from getting inside.

Here you are, sir. Thank you very much.

-You pay over there and we appreciate your support for charity.

-Thank you.

We have another one.

We were selling sandwiches but then the store was literally empty.

Here we have all these sandwiches to move and no people.

This is not the way we're going to win.

How are you doing, sir? 100.

-I'll give you 20.

-20 is good, we'll take it.

I was able to get several people to give me 100, we had some 500s

come in and we might have got in another few thousand-dollar cheques

and this entire time I'm sitting thinking,

"OK, now, where is this 500,000?"

And what we need is guys coming through the door now.

OK, so then I need to get out there.

I think I would.

How you doing? How're you guys doing?

The thought of Paul not delivering went through my head

but I thought if Paul

fell short on the heavy hitters, then that was kind of on Paul.

Are you hungry?

Will you call Paul and Patricia Velasquez for me, please?

Yes, Mr Trump.

-Hello.

-Yes, Mr Trump?

-Patricia?

-Yes?

-How are you?

Good, good, working away.

-Paul?

-These guys labour like I labour and it's unbelievable.

Very good. Here's what I want you to do.

You got to bring your best sandwich,

your best celebrity sandwich to the Rachael Ray Show and Rachael

is going to make a determination which is the better sandwich.

And, at the end,

somebody's going to get a very large bonus for the one that Rachael picks.

-OK.

-OK.

Good, well, have a good time, say hello to Rachael Ray for me.

-Will do.

-OK.

-And good luck and we'll see you in the boardroom very soon.

-You got it, thank you, sir.

-Thank you, Mr Trump.

-So long.

-Bye-bye.

They want us to go on Rachael Ray.

Mr Trump called and said bring your best sandwich

and he said there would be a considerable amount of money.

APPLAUSE

Please welcome, from Team Forte,

Lisa Lampanelli and Victoria Gotti.

And, from Team Unanimous, Arsenio Hall and Adam Carolla.

APPLAUSE

Girls, you want to go first? Ladies first in this house.

OK, we'll do it.

Well, we made several different types of sandwiches but this was

our really big-shot sandwich called the Celebrity Club Internationale.

Internationale.

Guys, what did you bring?

Ours is named after the great poet, Maya Angelou.

It's called I Rise.

I Rise.

Please don't clap, I'm lying.

No, this is named after our team leader for this task,

Paulie Sr from Orange County Choppers and it's called

The Chopper. Show 'em the box, Rachael.

-Oh, the Chopper box. I mean, first of all...

-Look at that, look at that.

I don't see Lisa Lampanelli's arm on they box.

Yeah, they are showing off the gun show on the box.

OK, I let the ladies describe first, I'm going to taste the guys' first.

Total silence.

Drumroll.

Mmm.

Mmm.

It's a very well-balanced sandwich

and I appreciate the ratio of cheese to meat to bread.

Yes!

OK, ladies.

I like the chew of this bread. I like the texture. The texture is lovely.

These are both really good contenders.

Both sandwiches looked great

but there is money on the line for that sandwich.

So I'm going to hope that Rachael likes our sammich!

And, by the way, a sammich is better than a sandwich.

I'm going to get back to Donald in a little bit.

You guys get back to the streets, get back to selling.

Yo, yo! We got sandwiches.

They're in New York.

How are you doing? How much are you going to give me for that?

-15.

-50?

-15.

-50?

-That's...

-All right, five.

Time's a-ticking and I was thinking, "We're getting some donations but

"we have not had any big cheques coming out at all."

-Give me 100 for it?

-Yeah, right(!)

What you got? 50, 50.

Eh...just 20.

Paul has promised big donations,

so no-one else has made any efforts to fundraise,

which makes it easy for us but, at the same time, we could be screwed.

I need some attention, we're celebrating.

My good Venezuelan friend right here has given us 20,000.

CHEERING

When Dayana got the 20,000 cheque,

I felt such a connection with her.

She's wonderful, she's truly wonderful.

20,000! We're going to beat the guys!

OK, time is up. We are officially closed.

I am really confident that we're going to win but I'm taking

a big risk, because if I don't win this task, I don't get the money.

And if I lose all the money...

..I don't know what I'm going to do. It's very scary.

I have to thank you from the bottom of my heart.

I'm never going to forget what you guys did. Thank you, thank you.

-Patricia.

-Yes.

-How did you do?

We did great.

-Think you won?

-Yes.

-Why?

We raised a lot of money, I think

there's no question in my mind that we won.

No question in your mind?

We worked together as a team incredibly.

Who was your biggest star, Patricia?

I would say that it was...

-Dayana.

-Dayana?

-Yes.

-She brought in money.

-Dayana, I'm very proud of you.

-She brought in people.

-I'm not surprised.

-Thank you, Mr Trump.

That's great.

-So, Tia, what did you do?

-I worked my butt off both days.

-Is that correct, yes?

-No question about it.

Tia kind of had a thankless job

because she was at that register, it was very tedious.

-It was, like, all day.

-It was incredible.

Every single person that came to the register,

she made them have an experience.

-She said welcome, thank you so much...

-Good.

Helping about waiting...

-So you liked the job she did?

-So much.

-In other words, if you lose, you're not bringing her back.

-No question.

-You can bring me back, it's OK.

-Whoa! Tia.

That doesn't make you very smart.

All right. So, Patricia, who was your weakest player?

I think if we were to lose,

then I would have to bring the one that brought the least

amount of money and the one that would've been the least team player.

-Who is that, though, Patricia?

-I don't think there is anybody.

No, but assuming you lost, let's assume you lose, you might.

I would say...

Cheryl.

And Victoria.

And Victoria. Why Cheryl?

I think Cheryl is a great team player, she worked really,

really hard, but she didn't bring in any money.

Cheryl, how do you feel about that? Are you surprised?

Well, I am surprised because I worked so hard yesterday

behind the counter and I actually brought quite a few people in.

She's just saying that she would bring you and Victoria.

Victoria, what do you think of that?

I think it's because I disagreed with a lot of the planning.

I mean, I was left in the kitchen at one point to do all

the sandwiches and that was hours.

All the girls were outside doing red carpets and photographs

and I didn't feel that that was important.

I felt that product was more important than...

anything else.

The reason why I didn't think that Victoria was a team player is

because she had an issue with her eye and I kept calling

and calling and calling, just to make sure that she was OK.

Because I have a whole team that is concerned.

Was she OK?

-She was OK.

-Are you OK now?

-She had an issue, she had an issue.

-I am now, yes.

And I thought, we are all concerned, we're working as a group.

OK. Let's get to the men. First of all, Michael. Hello.

-How are you, Mr Trump?

-Nice to meet you...

-Nice to see you.

-..again, right?

-Yeah.

-Welcome to the show, Michael.

-Thank you.

You've had a great career and your father is a friend of mine

-and he is an amazing guy.

-Thank you.

-I still use...

I say, you know, I'm going to a certain place,

"And if I drive like Mario Andretti, I'll be there pretty quickly."

-He's a great man and a great guy. Say hello to him.

-I will do that.

So, Paul, how do you think your team did?

I think that, for me,

to get a group of guys like this to come together and to

work as hard as these guys did is, to me, I'm just blown away by it.

Who was your biggest star, Paul, when you were out on the street?

Like with Trump, they go totally crazy, right? Crazy.

The biggest star in the room by far.

Who was your biggest star? Who's the one that really attracted the crowd?

-Because you have a number of them that are all big, all iconic.

-Penn.

Penn? Oh, really? Most recognisable?

I don't believe that's true, I believe it was Paul.

-I believe it was you.

-Why Penn?

Anybody that will get out and stand on a podium and spit fire

and juggle in front of people, I don't think you could find anyone...

And give up millions of dollars in bookings in order to do the show.

-And bring a lot of nice looking women too.

-Oh, he does?

Most importantly.

That donated money. That donated money.

Arsenio, we like that, don't we? Look at Arsenio.

-Er, yes.

-But that's OK.

So, tell me, who was your weak link?

-I didn't have any weak players.

-None?

-None.

-And this is you talking.

-That's me.

-You always have weak players.

I've been watching you for a long time.

You always have somebody.

Don't forget, Patricia had the courage

or the guts to name two people.

I know, it's just something that I've been thinking about.

I know you don't like doing it. But just tell me.

I think George.

And...

-..maybe Arsenio.

-Oh...

Why George?

I think there's a lot of strong personalities here

and I just... You know, I think he's just a meeker person by nature.

And I think, at some point, that might be overwhelming for him.

And yet I've watched George over the years

and I think he's a very tough guy.

I've watched him with respect to the gay movement, as an example,

and he was a leader.

I give him a lot of credit for that, he was a leader.

George, would you consider yourself meek or just perhaps more reserved?

I was a little taken aback when he used that word meek.

I have had to fight for a lot of things throughout my life.

-I grew up in barbed-wire interment camps, you know.

-Right.

And from the time I was a child, you know,

I've learned how to survive and to overcome.

And I don't know where he got the word meek.

No, I think it's an inappropriate word.

-I apologise.

-Yeah, it's an inappropriate word for George.

He might be a little bit quiet,

but some of the toughest people I know are quiet.

OK.

Now, why Arsenio?

Erm...

..Arsenio was just a random pick. He did nothing wrong.

I think you're putting Paul on the spot and I'm just laughing

because you told Paul to pick two guys to bring back to the boardroom

and he picked three minority groups to kick off the show.

LAUGHTER

-Nice going, Paul(!)

-Very good.

All right. So, Paul, what sandwich did you bring to Rachael Ray?

-The Senior Chopper sandwich.

-Why?

Because it was the biggest and I think it looked good also.

Very good. Patricia, what sandwich did your team take to Rachael Ray?

We took the special celebrity sandwich created by Teresa

-and Victoria.

-OK.

Would you like to hear the sandwich that Rachael thought was fantastic?

Of course.

And, just so you understand that the Cafe Metro,

they are donating 35,000 to the winner of this particular pick.

And that will add to your total.

Rachael Ray...

..liked...

..Paul, your sandwich.

APPLAUSE

She thought your presentation was better.

Importantly, she thought the sandwich was more beautiful to look at,

had better taste, had better tang.

She used words that I don't use when I describe food,

but, the bottom line, 35,000 goes toward your total.

And, in fact, it could be the difference

between winning and losing.

So, congratulations. Really a great job. OK,

Lou, tell me about the gun show.

-What do you mean by the gun show?

-Your arms, Lou.

-Oh.

Which way to the beach, Lou, which way to the beach?

That makes sense now.

Anyway, Paul wanted me to wear a T-shirt, sleeveless.

-And, as a team member...

-Are you still in great shape?

I mean, you were Mr Universe, right?

He is in fantastic shape.

And I own Miss Universe, which I'd much prefer over Mr Universe.

I have no interest in Mr Universe, I never did.

But, see that, George? It's just not my thing.

-I've seen him with his shirt off.

-No, no, no, he's in great shape.

Just out of curiosity, are you in the kind of shape

that you used to be?

-What's the difference?

-I'm smaller. The difference is I'm 260.

When I was competing, I was over 300lbs.

You were over 300? What do you weigh now?

-325, 2% body fat.

-325?!

2% body fat?!

-325lbs, 2% body fat.

-What do you weigh now?

-260.

-Oh, you're 260?

-Yeah.

-By the way, Paul's in pretty good shape too.

-Great shape.

-Those arms are pretty serious.

-That's why I'm sitting next to him.

He's a couple of years older than you too. Those arms are very serious.

These guys, I mean, they don't want to mess around with Paul, right?

-But I think...

-Do you consider yourself a great leader?

Absolutely. Positively.

And you're not going to take crap from anybody?

-No, I'm not, no, I'm not.

-Mr Trump, he got no crap from anybody.

We never found out how tough he was because he led beautifully

and wonderfully. It was a very different style

-that I've never seen before.

-Got a great style. I like his style.

I also think that one of the most important things about being

a tough guy is no-one ever finding out that you're a tough guy.

Well, I actually think he's a tough guy but he's a smart guy too.

I mean, I've watched him.

You don't build a business like that by being just tough.

I know a lot of tough guys, but they're stupid.

He's a tough guy, but he's a smart guy.

And it's easier to yell at family, right?

That's it, yeah.

Trust me, I know about this.

All right, let's now get down to the biggie.

The biggie is what we're here for.

And I can tell you this, both teams have done an amazing job.

Wonderful.

Right, so, Don, let me ask you, how did the women's team do?

Well, Patricia and Forte actually set a record for the first task

of an Apprentice, raising 126,962.

Which, by the way, is fantastic, because no first episode of

Celebrity Apprentice or Apprentice - we are into the 12th season -

has ever raised that much money.

So, that is a fantastic amount of money, OK?

So, congratulations.

Ivanka, how did the men's team do?

The men's team did very well. They raised a total

of 332,120.

Yeah!

If you add the 35,000, that is a grand total

of 367,120.

-You know what that means.

-I sure do.

-Not bad for the first night!

That's not bad, is it, huh?

Amazing, yes.

They did an amazing job.

-Amazing.

-Now, he did something that was a little bit...different.

Why don't you tell me what that was?

I raised 305,000 from one person.

-Pretty impressive.

-Yes.

-Paul, I have to give you a lot of credit.

That is fantastic. And a great tribute to your friend,

whoever they may be. So, that means a total of 494,000-plus

-goes to Paul and your charity. Your charity is?

-Make A Wish Foundation.

-That's a fantastic charity. So, congratulations.

-Thank you.

-OK.

Men, go to your suite. You can watch, if you'd like.

It's not going to be pleasant,

but unfortunately, that's the way it goes.

Paul, thank you. Congratulations.

Go ahead. Gentlemen - great job.

Good job, men.

-A sandwich! We've won the sandwich!

-Good job, guys.

So, ladies, stay here.

Sadly, one of you will be fired.

I want to say, good job, guys!

-Good job!

-No problem.

-Nicely done, Paul.

-You're a great leader!

-'It always feel great to win,'

especially when it's for charity.

'I can't believe that I just made'

'494,082 for the Make A Wish Foundation,

'which has been my charity'

for the last eight years.

First of all, I'd like to say,

I've never, ever been with a group of guys

that not one person complained. Did anybody complain? No bitches here.

LAUGHTER

-Honestly, and I mean this truly - thank you.

-There we go.

-There it is.

Oh, whoa.

-Patricia, that was a surprise?

-Yes.

-Cos you did so well.

-Yes.

We brought in a lot of people, we brought a lot of money.

I think the team worked so well, but one person showed up to his team

-and gave them...

-Well, you have to give them credit.

-100%.

How do you feel about that, Dayana?

It is a big surprise. I don't know...

I don't know anybody that can give a 300,000 cheque for a sandwich.

-Mr Trump?

-Yes.

-I've worked with many charities for years

and Patricia is a woman that has done so much

and that has so much backing

and so many people that came there to support her. I think it would be

-amazing if her charity could raise the amount she made...

-No, no.

I know what you are going to say. Sometimes, if you know what someone's

going to say, there is no reason to listen to the whole thing.

You have to give it to Paul and a great charity, Make A Wish.

I do understand that, in the case of our team,

everybody worked really hard.

I put in, probably, 90-95%, of the money that came in

and it is a big risk that we take.

These are my donors. They showed up for me.

-I brought in...

-In one way it's bad because they came for you

and somebody else gets the money.

-But you raised tremendous awareness for your charity, as well.

-True.

So, Patricia, who brought in the money, other than yourself?

-Uh, Dayana did.

-Dayana.

Boyfriends? Lots of boyfriends? They lined up around the corner?

One boyfriend! His friends, my friends - lots of people.

-Is your boyfriend rich or not?

-No, he's not. He's rich in his heart!

OK, he has got no chance with you, believe me! I guarantee you.

-No, but...

-Does he have an aeroplane? No. He's finished.

LAUGHTER

I wanted a specific donor that came, Raul, who's a lawyer in Venezuela.

-He is an amazing man. He has a great heart and...

-Good.

-..that helped us.

-So, Dayana really did a great job?

-Dayana did a great job and I do have

to say, Teresa and Aubrey also brought in a lot of people.

There might not have been these big cheques, but a lot of people

-showed up for them.

-OK. Good.

So, Debbie, what do you think?

I took on a lot, because I thought we should use my musical abilities,

-I feel like, from watching the show.

-Debbie, who cares?

-Who should be fired?

-Oh, that's what you're asking?!

OK, um...this is really tough, because I didn't necessarily agree

with saying Victoria, cos when she got called out

to do the Rachael Ray Show, I missed her.

I don't think people realised what she was doing.

Victoria was hustling and she was a little low-key...

She is very good at dealing with unions, you know that(!)

So, go ahead.

Who would you bring in?

SIGHING

I hate to say it, because she is such a sweet woman, but I did feel

like there are times where Cheryl didn't move as quick

as everybody else.

-How do you feel about that, Cheryl?

-Well, I think that I probably

brought in 10,000 to 15,000, I think, in... My friends who...

-You disagree, Patricia?

-Yes.

-Why?

Because I was on the register and I was next to her.

Everybody, when they come in, they say, "I'm here for..." this person

or this person and I saw what was being sold.

-Oh, well, um...

-We asked.

-Go ahead, Cheryl.

-As I was saying...

-Don't let her interrupt you!

-Ha-ha!

-Go ahead.

-I actually have a friend in the police department,

the NYPD, and I called him and I said, "Can you come?"

and he just spread the word like wildfire and there were so many

-guys there...

-Patricia, you may not know how many people

-she contributed.

-I don't know exactly, but I know, definitely,

she did not make that amount. I also have the numbers.

I know how much I brought and I know how much Dayana brought.