How Do You Spell Melania? The Apprentice USA

-Last week on All-Star Celebrity Apprentice...

-Still here.

..the celebrities were tasked with creating and selling 3D art.

Don't forget - somebody will get fired.

Team Power used their all-star creativity.

-Dennis got the coolest-looking

-BLEEP!

-Dennis, you're doing so well at this.

-You're ruining your reputation, Dennis.

But on a day of sales, Penn brought out the big guns for plan B...

-Teller would like to buy this piece by me. It is 50 grand.

-50 grand!?

..and they continued their winning streak.

Congratulations.

Thank you. Thank you.

It's like the forward losses.

Left in the hot seat, Dennis stood up to the Queen of the boardroom.

-You did the same

-BLEEP

-that...

-There was tears...

-Excuse me.

But Omarosa's time had finally come.

You helped make me a star, but Omarosa -

you're fired.

So, who do you think's going?

-I think he's going to either send Omarosa or Lil Jon home.

-I do too.

-Do you feel Dennis is coming back, too?

-Yeah.

-Yay!

-Yay!

-Oh, Dennis.

-Back tricks.

-Oh, my God!

-All right!

Do you know you guys gave me a freaking heart attack over here?

Oh, my gosh! You don't even know the relief it was to see Dennis

and Lil Jon walk in the door. So happy.

We thought it was like this major fight.

-I stood up to her she has

-BLEEP.

-You know?

-Wow.

We good. The queen of reality TV went down tonight.

So many things that she tried to pull over

La Toya and Claudia, she got away with.

With me it is more like, "I see everything you do."

I'm not scared of your ass, guess what? Over it.

My D.

Tomorrow's a new day.

We've just got to bring it.

We've just got to bring it.

Going into the next task, I've never wanted to win more

and to prove that if we hadn't had Omarosa on our team,

all these tasks, we probably could have been winning all these tasks.

I can't wait to see what happens.

The bad seed is gone so that now we can blossom.

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-Good morning.

-ALL:

-Morning.

We're standing in the atrium of Trump Tower.

I live here with a wonderful woman -

Melania, my wife.

Wow. Look at that woman. Donald Trump don't marry any woman.

-Hell, no. He's going to marry some girl that

-BLEEP

good-looking as hell, that got brains, too.

After ten years of researching, I am thrilled to launch

my debut skincare collection - Melania Caviar Complexe C6.

The task this week is about Melania's new skincare line.

It's the Trump name, it's the Trump family.

I feel the pressure. I do.

With Melania is Angie Provo, Vice President of Marketing.

Angie?

We would like for you to capture the essence

of Melania's new Caviar skincare collection

by creating a two-page advertorial and product display.

OK, pick your project managers.

I think it's your turn.

I'll step up, hell.

Who's your project manager?

-Brande?

-Dennis is.

Dennis, whoa!

He's got the most skin.

You know what? He may very well surprise.

He may come up with something very good.

I'm here to play for Make A Wish Foundation

and we're going to win this.

All right, Lisa, who are you choosing?

Penn will be our project manager.

Penn? You'll make magic out of it.

My charity is Opportunity Village.

It's for people with intellectual disabilities

and any money to Opportunity Village is a big hairy deal.

All right, my advisers are Eric and Ivanka. Ivanka?

Melania and Angie will be judging you

based on creativity and overall presentation.

All right, the project manager of the winning team

will receive 20,000 from me for your charity.

-Donald?

-Yes.

Melania Collection would like to add another 20,000 to winning team.

So somebody's going to win a lot of money

and somebody's going to be fired.

All right, good luck.

Thank you.

Now, don't forget what I said earlier, guys.

-What?

-Let's not overthink things right now. We've got a good flow.

I never want to be project manager.

That's just because I don't control people like that.

Trying to run people? Nah, that's not me.

I don't run people. I just try to keep everything level, keep it cool

and just let everybody have an opinion.

We should get something beautiful for this to be displayed on.

One of those podium things,

you know, that they have in the Roman times.

Well, we need to see what the prop shop warehouse got.

Hi, Power Team, how are you?

-Melania, how are you, dear?

-Nice to see you.

-Nice to see you.

-How are you?

-Hello.

-Nice to see you.

-Nice to meet you.

We are on our toes for this executive meeting

because this is Mr Trump's wife, Melania.

Melania, I'm going to ask you something very cool.

Did you start this?

Yes, I worked and researched for ten years.

-I create everything.

-Did you?

May I ask you just a very, very delicate question?

You sure you want to ask that?

I sure do, I sure do, I sure do.

I'm going to ask it. I would love to go upstairs in your house,

in your bathroom and see what you really use.

Really? Let's go there!

You're saying you want to go up in the bathroom?

Dennis, please get out of Melania's bathroom.

Meeting with executives is not Dennis Rodman's forte.

You should not do that, ever.

Luckily she doesn't speak English.

Who's your primary customer?

Do you have an age range or...?

The target is a mother, a wife, a businesswoman.

And tell us what makes this product so special.

Many of the products do more than just one thing.

So, you know, it doesn't have to be specific to just moisturising.

It really is a synergistic line.

Melania, although this is white and gold,

what I picture in my mind is a rainbow effect.

Melania's Mrs Trump.

Her beauty lives 5,000 miles past heaven.

Have you ever had your genitalia so excited

that it spins like a Ferris wheel in a carnival ride?

That's how beautiful she is.

Hee-hee!

OK.

Thanks so much for your time.

Thank you. You too. Good luck.

So you want to go with this?

We might need to come up with some more stuff.

Let's figure out who's going to do what right now

because we do actually have to write an advertorial.

We're being judged on three things - product display,

the presentation

and the actual advertorial,

which is basically two posters

highlighting Melania's new skincare line.

-Her name is in gold.

-Gold, right.

-We need to have a bunch of gold

-BLEEP.

-We need to make this royal

-BLEEP.

Yeah, yeah, absolutely.

How about this catchphrase?

James Bond.

They use caviar in all the James Bond movies, right?

Every movie, it's caviar.

-It's caviar in the movies, all the

-BLEEP

-time. Caviar.

-I mean that's... Hey...

-BLEEP.

As far as coming up with cohesive business ideas,

Dennis Rodman is probably not your guy.

He's not a businessman.

I'm not a businessman.

But I know a lot of businessmen and none of them act like that,

you know?

So who's doing what?

We should run and get these props and get that over with.

-Me and somebody.

-Do you want the two of you to go?

-Probably just us two.

Hey, Trace, what shall we get?

Dennis is the project manager. He's not directing us.

Even Trace you can see is frustrated.

I feel like everybody's in limbo,

wondering what they're supposed to be doing.

We've got to pull it together because I don't want to lose.

Can I have one task where we sell horse feed or something?

I mean, is that too much to ask?

-Throw a

-BLEEP

-cowboy a rope, for God's sake.

I'm doing this in the order of stuff I'm most worried about.

Most worried about the slogan.

Second thing I'm most worried about is this display.

And I'm least worried about the presentation.

The task this week is to create a two-poster ad campaign

and a display, highlighting Melania's new skincare line.

Lisa, this is something.

This is a wonderment.

It's just... It's about feeding the skin.

I like feed your skin with the caviar. That's...

attention-getting and not based on fear.

What is the purpose of feeding?

You want to nourish yourself.

It's about nourishing.

Nourish your skin with caviar.

-That's good.

-Nourish your skin with caviar.

You know...

That's what I say.

I think we want a gold tray and on the gold tray,

we want a golden spoon and we want a pile of caviar.

-I like that.

-That's cool.

And we're going to be maggoty with caviar. Buy lots of it.

It was decided that Lisa and I were to run off

and pick up all the different elements that we needed

to create our pictures.

The right mirror, the right tray and the right caviar.

Let's go. Bye. See you guys later.

-Bye-bye.

-We're on the phone.

Here's what I have on my list.

Gold tables, gold trays.

Show me everything you got that's gold. Gold, gold, gold.

-Let's see what else you got.

-Keep looking.

Myself and Dennis split up from the team to go to the prop shop

and I'm like, "Give me everything gold! Give me your gold,

"gold, gold!"

-We have this.

-Yeah, stuff like this. I need as much of that as possible.

Dennis, here we go. This might work cos I could take a picture of that

and put product inside it.

Dennis is kind of just hanging out and he's just letting me do my thing

because we've got to get as much stuff as quickly as possible

and get back so we can start shooting.

Nice doing business with you.

Good luck, good luck, good luck.

Our slogan is so far - Nourish your skin - Caviar C6.

It's got to be more than what we have because it's not that rare

-to say "nourish". It's got to have something more powerful...

-Like what?

-..more impactful.

What do you think? What do you think?

We know when something is really good

and we know when something doesn't work.

We need an A plus idea and I knew that we didn't have the A yet.

PHONE RINGS

Penn, hi. You know, Lisa and I have been talking.

-'The slogan isn't powerful enough.'

-I understand that.

'I want you to see this.'

I have here...

"Let your skin taste the luxury."

-Ooh!

-Yeah.

-That I like.

'Oh, that's great. I like it.

'How much caviar do you think you want?'

-How much money we got?

-'A lot.'

No, we probably have, like, 3,400 left.

-Well, then, be very promiscuous with your caviar.

-Oh.

Penn said, "Buy a promiscuous amount."

Great. We're going to go caviar crazy.

Here we go.

Looks pretty good.

Actually get one of each product so we can shoot a product shot.

I'm working on the presentation right now.

Lil Jon is taking the pictures,

Trace was working on the product display.

Dennis is pretty much depending a lot on us.

-The presentation, you nail this

-BLEEP.

We are definitely having to step up a little bit and take charge

ourselves and putting ourselves in the right positions

cos he didn't really necessarily delegate anything.

What's her name again?

Melan...? Melana?

-Melania.

-Melania.

M-E-L... M-E-L-A-N-I-A.

-Melania.

-Melania.

-Melania.

Dennis as a project manager is like

my two-year-old son as the project manager.

OK. Let me say, I just thought that it should be like this.

Very simple.

-Mm-hm.

-Above her, it just says, "Simply Melania."

Then over here it says "Simply luxury."

It's just as simple as that.

I like that. The fewer the words in advertising the better.

I'm totally with you on that.

To me, saying "Simply Melania", keep it quiet, keep it subtle,

keep it reserved, yet it still has power.

Simplicity always has power.

I mean, she's about elegance.

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, then, we don't need to tap dance.

Yeah.

Can you put that right there?

-Yeah.

-Pretty damn slick, little girl.

Hello, Team Power, how's it going?

How's it going, project manager?

That's right, that's right.

Ivanka came by. We're in the process of trying to create something,

but she's just checking, seeing how we're doing.

She said hi. We're like, whatever.

So what are you doing, then, Trace?

Right now, we're just trying to get

the two-page pictorial essay laid out.

First page is "Simply Melania" and the second page is "Simply luxury."

And then, under here, it'll say

"Skincare for the modern woman, Melania."

Dennis has really delegated the messaging to Trace,

which I don't think is a bad decision.

I think the slogan is actually quite nice.

It's clean, it's simple, it's sophisticated

and I think Melania will like it.

-Well, good luck and I'll see you tomorrow.

-All right.

Let's lay this out so we can think.

Do it white and do it in the Trump gold.

I got the pen like this...

Scream.

Again.

Again.

Perfect. Do it again.

-Hey, guys.

-Hey.

Welcome home.

-Hello.

-Hi.

When we get back to the war room with all of our props,

we have a lot to do.

We had to get this shot done.

And that was a very creative, complicated shot.

So, props are here. Let's go.

It's got to go more toward this.

-Would you snap one, please?

-Yeah.

I think it has to be more centred.

-There it is.

-Hey, guys, how are you?

-Very well.

-Hey.

-How are you?

We've got 2,000 worth of caviar. You want some?

Is that right? I'm not in the mood for caviar.

When Eric Trump came to visit, we were in the middle of the photoshoot.

There's no question, we know we've only got about an hour left.

The pressure's on.

Show him one of our posters.

"Now beauty can be more than skin deep."

-Who came up with that slogan?

-Probably Marilu.

We have a lot of ideas.

-What was our first one?

-Nourish.

Nourish your skin.

For a while, we were riffing on a family secret.

Every woman has a secret and Melania will tell you hers.

You are such a disruptive force.

THEY LAUGH

Just split, baby.

Nice talking to you.

When Eric Trump was asking questions,

Penn was saying things in that very dismissive way

that was rude, so I'm not sure how that's going to go over.

I'm really happy with everybody,

except everybody comes over and tries to explain every little thing

they did right to you and it takes a lot of time

when they could be doing more things.

You got a good bunch of sled dogs working really hard

and then someone brings in ten pounds of hamburger.

That's what...that's what Eric Trump is.

HE MAKES GOBBLING NOISES

Let me just tell you, everything here was each individual's idea.

-He's doing a good job?

-Everybody's a genius.

Everybody's the best they've ever been in their life.

I always wonder if it's the intention of the project manager

to try and get people away from you for selfish reasons,

or if he actually wants to commit them to the task in hand.

It was very interesting to see him come in with an ugly tone,

interrupt a little bit and say,

"Listen, everybody get back to work."

We'll see how it turns out.

Now, I think that's good. Just even it all up.

So, good?

It's pretty damn perfect, I guess.

And this one's good for you, too?

There it is. Done.

-I love it.

-All right.

I'd stop and buy that.

Normally, I deal with the graphic design stuff,

but today Trace is with the graphic designer

so all that pressure's on him

and you've got to be on point with it

because if you make a little mistake here or there,

that could be a reason that you go home.

So luckily I ain't got to worry about it today.

Dennis, you signed off on all this stuff?

You just got to initial it.

You got a pen?

-Everything good?

-That's cool, that's cool.

-OK, wart.

-Let's go.

-Let's go.

-Wart?! Why wart?

Cos you're a worry wart. Ha-ha!

As far as the presentation tomorrow,

if they like the simplicity of our campaign, we're golden.

If they think we were just lazy, we're dead.

Well, hell, let's go home.

Adios, muchachos.

Adios.

-OK, let's see what we got.

-OK, that looks good.

-Looks good.

-I actually like it that colour.

Yeah, it's warmer. Today's the day we give our presentation to Melania.

The two posters looked very elegant, very clean.

Definitely had the brand messaging front and centre.

-I think it's killer.

-I think it's killer, too.

-This is just beautiful.

-Beautiful.

Let's see what these look like.

All right.

Morning of the presentation, we walk into the war room,

we look at the display and...

-That looks good.

-I think we did a great job with that.

-Awesome, right?

-Look at the detail.

Two-page advertorial looks great.

Looks very regal.

So I think we nailed that.

I think we might have a winner.

Judging us today, Angie Provo, VP of marketing, Melania Trump, of course,

Ivanka Trump and Eric Trump.

That's a lot of Trumps.

-Hello.

-How are you doing?

This is what we got. The basic idea,

the products are here and then the reflection in the mirror

is the caviar.

We like the idea of going across senses from feel to taste.

I went into the presentation honestly and pleasantly.

I hope that my directness and honesty

is as good or better than sucking up.

So this whole wallpaper here and this wallpaper across here

is actual photographs of caviar.

And, of course, you are the spokesperson

so we've used your picture just as it is.

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you.

-We had a wicked lot of leftover caviar, too.

-THEY LAUGH

-OK.

-Hopefully you enjoyed that.

Yeah, you were there when we were just maggoty in caviar.

-Probably not the right expression to use.

-Really.

We had a lot of caviar is what I should have said.

-Thanks so much.

-It relaxes your skin in a great way,

becomes part of your body,

part of your face,

so it's part of you in a natural, beautiful way that doesn't cause any...

I was praying to the Gary angels that they would tie his tongue.

-Thank you.

-Thanks so much for your time and attention.

Thank you. You, too.

This is no longer a secret weapon. It is now a secret miracle.

-Correct.

-Penn and Gary may not have allowed that presentation to go over

as well as it could have. If we don't win,

I'm fully prepared to just call people out.

How are you doing? My name is Dennis Rodman.

I'm the project manager for Team Power and today we're going

to present something that's very cool for Melania's skincare line.

Right now, I'll hand it over to Brande, so I hope you guys like it.

Thank you.

The other day I listened to Melania tell us

who our target demographic was.

I was sitting there thinking, "It's me - a wife, a mother,

"a businesswoman."

But it's actually for every woman.

In fact, it's a modern luxury for every woman.

We look at Melania's exquisite beauty and her products

as works of art, which is why we were...

..inspired to frame them.

Simply Melania,

simply luxury.

Skincare for the modern woman.

Melania - Caviar Complexe C6 Collection.

It trumps all others.

Thank you, guys, very much.

-Thank you.

-We ended super, super strong and we went second.

It's always best to go second

so you leave them with that last impression.

I cannot believe they spelled my name wrong.

It's incredible.

It's all over the place and nobody even noticed?

-Amazing.

-Unbelievable.

It's shocking. I'm surprised you were able to hold your tongue.

Dennis.

How did you like Melania's skincare line?

I thought it was awesome, man.

-You have good skin.

-I usually go to the steam room, work out every day.

-So it's up my alley.

-How did you like your team?

My team, I liked my team. We were cool as hell.

Who was your star, Dennis?

Who was the star?

I'd give all us half stars.

-Half stars.

-OK. So, Trace,

what did you think of Dennis as project manager?

Here we go!

-Just say it.

-It was a little...

-..scattered.

-Why?

I don't know that... I don't remember that Dennis ever actually

delegated anybody to do anything.

Let me ask you this, Dennis -

do you consider yourself to be a good leader?

I consider myself to be a great, great supporter of a good cast.

I was raised to do one thing - keep everything in check,

-keep everything in order.

-To rebound.

-It's OK.

-To rebound. Rebound from here. I'm here now.

That's right. You did OK. You're here now and you're doing well.

What did you think, Brande?

I think that Dennis thinks outside the box a lot,

but I think a lot of times, being a project manager, you have to think

inside the box logistically and the things that you have to get done

and I think he's so creative that he thinks out of the box so much...

-He is creative, isn't he?

-Yes.

What did you do, Brande?

I wrote the presentation and presented the product to Melania,

-Ivanka and Eric.

-Now, I did hear when you presented,

you did a very nice job.

-Thank you.

-I am very proud of you and Melania thinks you're fantastic.

OK. Who did the presentation, Penn, on your team?

-That's what I did.

-OK, good.

How did you like the members of your team? Any stars, any losers?

-What do you think?

-Marilu and Lisa as a team were phenomenal.

They're more intelligent than your other two players?

I wasn't trying to say that, but they're very, very good.

All right. That's nice. Gary?

-Sir?

-What do you think of Penn as a leader?

-Excellent.

-All right, good.

Let me ask you this, Gary. Did you use the product?

Yes, I used it. I know a lot about skincare

and I'm ready to make an offer that I could be a male spokesman,

talking to both sets of men,

homosexual and heterosexual about how this goes into you

to make your wife proud of you,

your mother, your daughters, your sisters.

It gives you an uplifting spirit and I could speak like that for hours

on a positive movement and I said...

-That's great.

-I said...

-I think Melania would like that very much.

I said when I left, "Your beauty product is not a secret weapon,

"it's a secret miracle."

Well, now I know I'm going to be using it.

So, Marilu, let me ask you this...

-Yes.

-How was Melania different from what you thought?

She's so stunningly beautiful, you almost don't hear what she's saying

at first, because she's...

You're looking at flawless skin and a flawless face,

but then you realise how warm she is.

Her warmth, I think, just comes radiating off of her

and she's lovely.

Very nice. Stephen, did you like Penn as your project manager?

Penn was outstanding.

He actually was the leader in creating the concept and the vision

and we all just did our best to follow orders.

We're such a well-oiled machine at this point.

We know where the strengths and the specialties lie.

We were able to... We had a slogan we were all pretty happy with.

-What was the slogan?

-That was - "Let Your Skin Taste The Luxury".

Not bad.

What was your slogan, Trace?

"Simply Melania, simply luxury."

Very nice. Who came up with that idea, that slogan?

-I did.

-Good slogan.

I know.

I'd like to have Ivanka and Eric show each team the other team's work

and I want to get an impression of what you thought.

-This is the same thing.

-That's a fast judgment, Dennis.

-I know, right?

-You don't like it?

-I love it.

She's still stunning, she's still good looking,

so, it doesn't matter.

Can I see the display?

-(It's spelled wrong.)

-(Spelled wrong.)

(Is that spelled wrong?)

(Yes.)

How do you spell Melania?

You just might have picked up something very interesting.

-Who picked that up?

-I did.

Are you seeing that there could be a problem there?

-Yes.

-What's the problem?

I'm seeing two different spellings of her name.

I'm seeing a spelling that I don't recognise for her name.

-Wow.

-Maybe Dennis wants to take a look again.

You know, there is a problem here

and it's not a small mistake.

Dennis, there is a problem.

Her name was spelled incorrectly.

Oh, yeah, we did, at the top.

That is a problem.

Less so for me(!)

In all fairness, Stephen, you picked it up, to what I see,

faster than anybody.

-Right.

-I didn't even notice that. Did you?

I never saw that.

-It's right there.

-Wow.

-We didn't write the damn name.

-I just assumed that the girl

-spelled her name right.

-She spelled it wrong.

-It's not good.

Eric, let me ask you,

what were the pros and cons of Penn's team?

Penn, first of all, they really thought you did a fantastic job.

They also loved the slogan - Let Your Skin Taste Luxury.

Melania loved that. The negatives -

you referenced Melania as the spokesperson.

She has contributed ten years of her life to creating a great product.

That was a big mistake.

Big mistake.

What do you think of that word, Dennis?

I'm not worried about the word,

but all of a sudden he just said he used the word spokesperson, right?

You didn't pick that up, but you pick up a letter?

-Not just! Just?!

-You misspelled her name!

You misspelled her name!

Hold up, wait a minute, hold up.

Wait, Brande, do you think it's just a letter when you misspell the name,

the brand on the product, on the advertorial?

-No.

-That's a bad one, Brande, right?

-It is.

-It's obviously much less important to Dennis.

What is this important? I'm just saying, he's saying, you know,

-a spokesperson, she's not a spokesperson.

-OK. All right.

Ivanka, what did Melania and Angie think of Dennis' team?

Melania very much appreciated the fact that you seemed to understand

that she had contributed years of her life to developing this formula,

that she wasn't just a spokesperson.

Additionally, she liked the product display itself.

She thought it was much more feminine.

She thought the use of colour was much more simpatico

with the actual packaging and the line itself.

In terms of negatives...

You know what? It doesn't matter.

Dennis, look, I can go through a long big thing,

I could talk about they didn't like the colour, they didn't like this,

they didn't like that. The fact is, you spelled her name wrong.

So, Dennis, you lost.

-Of course.

-Penn, congratulations.

-Thank you.

-What is your charity?

My charity is Opportunity Village,

which is for people with intellectual disabilities.

-All right.

-Instead of warehousing them, tries to move into society.

-Very good.

-It means a lot to me.

-You're getting 20,000 from me.

Melania's going to give another 20,000.

-So, congratulations, Penn.

-Thank you so much.

-Thank you.

-Great job, really good job, everybody.

Go back to your Trump Tower suite.

You can watch on television.

-Let's see what happens.

-OK. Thank you.

Dennis, you just stay put.

You or one of your team members, sadly, will be fired.

-Four in a row. Is that four in a row?

-Yeah.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

I'm very happy to have won.

40 grand can help, which is a beautiful thing.

When I saw it at the very top - M-I... I went, "Oh, my God,

-"that can't be possible."

-You know what, guys?

I'm calling it now. Dennis is getting fired.

-I think they could fire all four.

-PENN LAUGHS

How could they not see it, though?

Turn it on, turn it on.

-Here we go, here we go.

-Shh.

So, Dennis, what happened?

Who was responsible for the misspelling of the name?

You had other good qualities in there. Who was responsible for that?

It was none of us because it was on a piece of paper.

She should have printed it...

Let me ask you this. They're introducing you for a big,

big world championship basketball game

and they put your name up in lights and they misspell it.

How would you feel about it? It would be bad, right?

-For me, I'm not, you know...

-I know, for you it would have less...

I think you wouldn't care, actually.

Either way, a lot of people get their names spelled wrong because

-pronunciation and stuff like that.

-I know, but you have it

all over the place. You see it on the product, it's all over.

-Trace, what do you think?

-It was...

-Not good.

-..inexcusable.

Who's responsible for that, Trace?

Well, you know, that little girl should have spelled it right

when she transferred it over to the thing.

-I mean, she was looking at all the stuff.

-I know, you're right.

-She should have spelled it right.

-But still, you're looking at it...

-Hey, Stephen Baldwin picked it up in about two seconds.

-However...

Thank God I'm getting credit for something!

You're getting credit, baby!

The odd thing is, how you pronounce her name sounds like "I",

-so it almost draws your focus that it's spelled M-A.

-M-E.

-Oh, it's...

-HE LAUGHS

Dennis signed every one of those pieces of paper

before we left that room.

All right. Brande, who do you think should be fired?

SHE GROANS

SHE SIGHS

I just think this is such a big task to take on

and with everything that's been said,

I hate to say it because Dennis has been my friend for 13 years

but I feel like it falls in the project manager's hands

in this situation.

How did no-one notice this during the presentation?

I just couldn't believe that it was missed by everybody

for a ten-minute period of time.

I don't understand.

We didn't actually... How?

We didn't write the name.

Dennis, you don't have to write it.

You're looking at it, you still have to approve it.

I mean, at the end of the day, when you have execution,

the responsibility sort of has to fall on you all now.

Not the woman writing the copy.

Not the woman writing the copy...

People do make mistakes. People do. Everyone does. Everyone does.

I mean, that was a minor mistake.

It could be easily corrected, easily corrected.

Well, it's sort of a minor mistake in one way, but in another way,

it's the ultimate mistake. Don't you think so, Trace?

If somebody had come in and pitched me something and had my name spelled

wrong on the pitch, I probably wouldn't have got far into it

before I asked them to leave.

Brande, who worked on the advertorial?

Who was the one that did it?

Trace worked on the advertorial.

That's bad, Trace, right?

Yeah. I was responsible for the text and the way it was laid out.

Just the words on it.

In the absence of any kind of idea...

..I went with the only one I had.

-Which is?

-Simply Melania, simply luxury.

I chose that verbiage because I loved the...

..the contrast in the terms.

The contrast was good in that sense...

-Yeah, and I just...

-..but the spelling was very bad.

I laid it all out and the little girl was putting it in.

I just assumed she was going to type everything right and put...

So, Lil John, if you were me, who would you fire?

It's only two people

because everything falls on the project manager, of course.

-You got to sign off.

-Who are the two people?

-I think I know who you're going to say.

-Dennis and then Trace

put the text in. I mean, it's between those two people.

Dennis, who are the two people you are going to pick to come back

to the boardroom?

Well, I haven't got a choice.

The letter spelling and stuff like that, that was Trace's,

that's on Trace. I signed off.

Trace said, "OK, great. You want it this way, great." Look at them.

Would you like to just bring Trace back?

Just you and Trace?

And let Lil John and Brande go?

Why not? I can do that.

You want to bring Brande back?

-No.

-Do you want to bring Lil John back?

-I'll just bring me and Trace back.

-All right. Good.

Go out. Lil John, congratulations.

-Brande, congratulations.

-Thank you. Thank you.

Go back to your suite. You two wait outside.

Somebody will come back, somebody will be fired.

Thank you.

Penn, turn off your television right now.

Thank you.

Wow.

Why just one person?

It's the project manager's job in the final signing off.

Yeah.

-Good luck, Trace.

-Mano a mano.

-Good luck, brother.

This is business. Friendship is out the window right now.

I missed a little detail, so it's my time to step up and do one thing -

defend myself.

That's it.

-Interesting, isn't it?

-Yeah.

I think Dennis made the right decision.

There would be no point in bringing anyone else other than Trace

-back to the room.

-Very different.

-You simply can't misspell the brand.

It's everything.

Amanda, have them come back.

Yes, Mr Trump. Gentlemen, you can go back into the boardroom now.

-Two biggest guys, huh?

-Two good guys.

Go ahead. Sit down, Trace.

So, Dennis, what do you think?

It sucks.

It does suck, but...

..somebody's got to win, somebody's got to lose.

As project manager, should you be fired?

I don't need to get fired because I think I did a great job because

I've really, really, really focused on the presentation

because I think any board meeting, any meeting you have in the world,

when you try to represent anything,

it always falls back on that presentation.

It always falls on the presentation.

If there was a little mistake, call it a big mistake...

Well, that's a big mistake. Trace, should you be fired?

-No.

-Why?

Well, I came up with the idea and the only thing you said

they did like about our deal was the little display thing.

-That is true.

-I was the one that did that.

-Was that your display?

Let me ask you this question, then -

Trace, when you were project manager, did you sign off on everything?

-On the first task that I was project manager on?

-Yeah, right.

I mean, looked at the menus and stuff before we sent them

-to the printers.

-See, that's the key word.

He said, "I read it before I sent it to the printers."

That's not my fault.

He's supposed to understand, "Mr Rodman, project manager,

"is this spelled right? Is this right?"

You just said you read it before you send it to the printers.

How do you respond to that, Trace?

You know what? I'm embarrassed for all four of us.

We're all grown adults and we didn't catch that misspell.

That is just embarrassing, it really is.

Doesn't change the fact that it's Dennis' signature

on all those pieces of paper. He was the last one that looked at them,

he signed off on them and I didn't even look at them again

after they came out the printer.

How do you have a job to do, as you say,

you were the one who came up with the slogan, stuff like that.

You're supposed to go over and over and over and make sure it's right.

But the problem is, you are the project manager, Dennis.

That always puts you in jeopardy.

You can win a lot of money for your charity, that's the good news.

The bad news - you'll have a greater chance of being fired.

You understand that?

I understand, but I'm just trying to pitch a point.

I'm not trying to throw stones at anybody here.

OK, Trace, let me ask you a question.

Why would I fire Dennis instead of you?

He's boisterous, he's...

-..a little...

-Different.

-He's a little unruly.

He's very unpredictable and...

..eccentric to the point that it can almost be improper.

Improper? How is that improper?

No, no, no, I'm referring to something very specific.

-What?

-When you asked Melania if you could go look in her bathroom.

I thought that that was just...

-Man, you shouldn't have gone there.

-Wait, wait, whoa, whoa.

-You know what I'm talking about.

-I said... That's not...

I said...

I don't blame him.

I said to the product.

I said to the product.

I said, if I go to your restroom, bathroom, stuff like that,

-can I find some of this?

-Would you say it's a fair observation, though,

that you don't have much of a filter?

I don't know that that's a bad thing.

I know a lot of people who say exactly what they're thinking.

But do you understand Trace's criticism

in the context of a presentation, Dennis?

I have a different style. I have a different style.

I'm always a guy that thinks on the fly, think on the fly.

I haven't got this far in my life without thinking on the fly,

thinking very carefully and trying to make good judgments and

stuff like that. But, you know, as Donald said five years ago

when I was on the show, I was a disaster.

-I...

-You're not a disaster now, Dennis.

You've been amazing.

I think you get the Comeback Player of the Year award, I really do.

Are you proud of yourself?

I'm not proud of myself because...

I would be proud. I think you should be proud, Dennis.

Every time we have this boardroom, I know I'm coming in here.

You are in here all the time.

That bothers me also because, frankly, you are in here all the time.

I'm in here because...

I don't know. Because your team brings you in, that's why.

And, by the way, in all fairness to me, every week I let you go.

But every week, they bring you back. Different teams, different players.

And you are the project manager. You did lose.

Dennis, you're fired.

And I want to just say - great job and keep it up.

I am so proud of you.

Go ahead. Thank you, fellas.

-Great job, Dennis.

-All right.

Thanks, Dennis.

Good luck, Dennis. I mean that, man.

-It's all good, bro.

-You know?

Good luck to you.

Finally got fired.

Cool, man. Tell them I say good luck, brother.

-All right.

-Cool.

I'm cool, dude.

He's a great guy and a great character.

He really is. I have a lot of respect for Dennis.

Hate to lose him, actually.

I wasn't in good shape to be here the first time five years ago,

but Donald believed in me, he brought me back and I think I did

a real good job at rebounding and letting people know

that I'm not just, you know, a party animal.

I'm actually a pretty good guy.