Snack Attack The Apprentice USA

-Previously...

-For this task, you will each run a hotel and spa for dogs.

You will be visited by Cesar Millan.

Yes!

'On the men's team, project manager James

'dealt with insubordination from David.'

BLEEP!

Dave. If you mutter something like that under your breath again, you're benched.

'On the women's team, project manager Tyana's decisions were questioned.'

My mom has a salon. I worked the front desk for 15 years.

I think I really belong at the front desk.

I was thinking I could take up reception.

Tyana does not want to give me a responsibility

where I'm going to shine. Screw her. It's time for her to go home.

'The next day, celebrity dog trainer Cesar Millan came to visit.'

We spend...

We installed some webcams as well,

-so that the owners can actually...

-Yeah. Right.

-We'll...

Too many leaders in one pack creates conflict.

'The women showcased their creativity.'

-We came up with Tailwag Tuesday.

-Uh-huh.

-And then we attach their photo at the end.

-Ohh.

'When the results were announced...'

As far as the women are concerned, they absolutely loved what you did.

'..the women celebrated their second straight victory.

'Left to face Mr Trump, Steuart called out David.'

-I am offended for what happened with David. Not appropriate.

-Insubordinate.

-Yes.

'But the team targeted their project manager.'

James was a poor leader through and through.

'And Wade made a promise to Mr Trump.'

Fire James, and I'll step up as a project manager to manage the next task.

'In the end, it came down to leadership.

You really lost because of your project manager. James, you're fired.

I have an issue with Dave,

and I'll bring it up to him if he comes back here.

-What he did was disrespectful to the team.

-I agree. And I said...

He can hold that against me or not. But that was a team issue.

David condescended James in front of our client and I called him on it.

That was really one of the main reasons why we lost.

I have absolutely zero respect for that guy.

Oh, my God!

You're Captain Offensive,

and you throw me over the bus for mumbling something?

Well, let me...let me tell you... If you don't want to listen to me, then you can't...

No. No, no. That was BS.

Steuart rubbed me the wrong way in the boardroom.

I was very unhappy with the things he said about me,

and I don't take disrespect very well.

In the boardroom, I said I will step up as project manager and bring us to a win. I want it,

but I'm not going to step on your toes either.

-OK, man. Are you going to be upset if I take it?

-No, I'm not. OK.

I already knew I was going to be project manager.

But when Wade comes back after getting drilled in the boardroom,

he was extremely motivated when he said, "Guys, I really think I'd be a good project manager.

"I would really like to be the next project manager."

It was just wimpy and weak.

-OK. As long as you're OK with it.

-All right, man. I'm good with it.

I respected Clint. You know,

I'm not going to create problems

before we even step into a task

and go into a task with bad feelings. So this task, win or lose,

falls on Clint.

MUSIC: "For The Love Of Money" by The O'Jays.

Hello, Mr Simmons. My name is Tyana Alvarado.

-Tyana. Nice to meet you.

-Nice to meet you.

-Have a seat.

-Thank you so much.

My reward for being the winning project manager was getting to meet Russell Simmons.

'Mr Simmons is one of the most powerful entrepreneurs that exists.'

He basically has his hands in almost everything,

from clothing to music to management.

-You have every opportunity. You're breathing the same air as the billionaires.

-Mm-hmm.

-First thing you do is you write down a plan.

-Yeah.

And you put together something that's inspiring, that you think you could sell somebody.

-Second thing you're going to do is start to execute on it.

-Mm-hmm.

And you get the people who like your idea to support your efforts.

-And this is how every business has started.

-Right.

My favourite thing that he said was that I'm breathing the same air that the billionaires are breathing.

And it just puts into perspective, really,

how we're all the same and it's just a matter of what you make of yourself.

-Tell Donald I said hello.

-I will, Mr Simmons.

Wait, wait. Come back. This was given to me for you. It's from Donald.

-Oh.

-All right? Take it.

-Thank you so much.

Good luck to you. All right.

'On my way out, Russell handed me this envelope from Mr Trump.'

"Calvin Klein has very generously rewarded you

"with a 10,000 gift card."

To have 10,000 to go shopping and have professional attire

and buy my winning dress for the finale!

It's such a wonderful gift.

Good morning.

ALL: Good morning, Mr Trump.

The popcorn business is a big business.

17 billion quarts of popcorn are sold each year.

And one of the biggest and brightest

of all of these companies that make popcorn

is called Popcorn, Indiana.

We have with us Hitesh, the CEO.

What Popcorn, Indiana offers

is great-tasting, 100% all-natural snacks.

Even though we're growing so fast, we want to make sure

we reach out to all of those who are still missing out.

And that's where the internet comes in.

So your task today is to create a guerrilla-marketing stunt

that you will make into a video.

The winner of this task will have the video

that has the best potential to go viral. Good luck.

-ALL: Thank you.

-Ivanka, who are they going to be working with?

You'll be working with Charlie Todd. He's one of the hot shots of the viral-video world.

And he's actually staged an event right here in Trump Tower.

Men, who is your project manager?

-I am, sir.

-Clint?

Wade felt like he thought he'd step up, but this had been decided before, so...

'Last week, we lost because we had a horrible project manager,

'and I saw the guys around me giving up.'

This week, I'm the quarterback, and we're going to get there

because I'm leading us there.

Ladies, who is your project manager?

-It's me, Mr Trump.

-Oh, Mahsa.

I'm an assistant district attorney in Brooklyn.

They keep letting people go, and I have a caseload of about 150 cases.

What if there's another round of cutbacks?

I'm going to change my position in life, and I will stop at nothing to win.

You know, you have a disadvantage in this case

because I can see the way this guy likes popcorn.

So good luck.

-Let's see who does the best job. Thank you.

-ALL: Thank you, Mr Trump.

First of all, you guys, I'm going to be very bossy.

-Don't take anything personal. Let's just win.

-We get it. It's fine.

'The task is to produce a video'

of a guerrilla-marketing stunt to promote Popcorn, Indiana.

I'm going to be a very strong project manager.

I'm here to be the boss.

-We have to find out who their target market is.

-They're very wholesome.

It's from Indiana. Indiana's Midwest, guys.

Popcorn, Indiana is a very wholesome company,

so nothing vulgar, something fun.

-Hey, guys. How's it going? I'm Charlie.

-I'm Liza.

So, Improv Everywhere is a group that I started.

We're very well-known for events like getting 200 people to freeze in place in Grand Central Station.

'Charlie Todd is the expert in making these crazy, zany videos'

that have generated an enormous amount of hits on the internet.

So he really gave us some tips on what people are interested in seeing on the internet.

-What has been successful for you?

-You want to cause a scene.

You know, you've got to grab them immediately, right?

You have to give them a reason to stick around and watch your video.

All right. This is from the no-pants subway ride of 2009.

The basic premise is, you're sitting in a subway car

and somebody walks in in their underwear, and then all of a sudden,

there's more people in the subway car in their underwear than there are in their pants.

The video has over two million views on YouTube.

That's great. It's so simple.

It's got to be un-staged. It's got to not be contrived.

We got to get out, and we got to make a scene.

We had to go big or go home.

Everything on the internet is humorous.

I think humour's the way to go.

So you eat it, and then you turn into something fresh?

-Yes.

-An old couple getting fresh with each other. In a movie theatre.

I know what viral videos are.

It's something that, when someone watches, they think it's so funny

that they have to forward it to all their friends.

This is nothing like what a viral video is supposed to be.

I just want to keep reminding...

This is supposed to be a huge, like, outdoor kind of stunt thing.

-A movie theatre is closed in.

-Well, we'll do different things.

Like, the family's all on a road trip in the car, everyone's bored,

and then all of a sudden, they start eating popcorn, and it's a party.

But we can't get... We're not going in a car. It has to be... Honestly, guerrilla is, like, some huge scene.

Not three scenes. One huge scene.

Tyana spent the whole morning complaining,

but she wasn't offering any substantive ideas.

She spent more time complaining than she did contributing,

and we were all sick of hearing it.

Can we go to a gym and, like, have everybody in, like, tuxedos or, like, formal gowns?

Or what if you're eating? You're on the Stairmaster,

-and you have, like, a full, like, bag of popcorn.

-That's good!

And you're just like, "Whew!"

'We wanted to have this quirky idea'

of having somebody working out hard in the gym while eating a snack.

I think it's funny as hell!

'And I think that it's a funny, unexpected way to advertise popcorn.'

You three, you guys...in charge of getting all the supplies

-and getting back here as soon as possible.

-Why all three of us?

-What do you mean?

-There's a lot to carry.

There's a lot to carry.

Tyana, Liza, and Poppy

weren't really contributing

as much as the other girls, so I decided to send them

to go take care of the outfits and come back.

This is what I think.

We get a public place, get two guys to start having a popcorn fight.

And then it escalates into two... then three and four and eight.

And people start running out from everywhere, throwing popcorn.

And then people just start hitting each other with the bags of popcorn. Just go "boom"!

Like, hit people in the face.

It sounds like it's a company that we don't want to push the envelope too far. That's what I got.

I'm a little concerned that...

kids are always on the internet looking at viral videos.

This is a kid-friendly task. This is a little bit too in-your-face.

I don't know if I want my kids seeing people getting hit over the face with a bag of popcorn.

I like it culminating in a big fight.

I like having the small deal escalating into a final scene, big fight.

I could lose a tooth on this bagel.

We all loudly together on cue... "Share some!"

Then we all start throwing popcorn at each other.

The entire centre of my tooth just came out.

'I was eating'

and a bagel piece took half of my tooth out.

We have the individual fight scenes.

So, I have half a tooth in my face right now

and a hole down to the root.

My tooth just came out. Is it OK if I go and do it right away?

I got your back. I got your back.

-Get it taken care of.

-Later, bro.

-Feel better.

David has a tooth emergency. His tooth just fell out. He's going to get it handled.

-Take care, man.

-Yeah, go get better.

'If I had broken my tooth off, I would have still stuck around.'

He could have gone to the dentist the next day.

If you're only missing half a tooth,

so be it. Respect the team and get the job done.

If we do lose, David is just a goner.

But I will be overjoyed that he's not there.

All right. I'll hurry back as fast as possible.

I hope the other girls aren't upset, like,

"Oh, we've just been running errands all day. We're not in the van." Whatever.

The task is to produce a video

of a guerrilla-marketing stunt to promote Popcorn, Indiana.

I decided that Liza, Tyana, and Poppy weren't going to come on

and help creatively with the task,

because it was supposed to be a collaborative effort

with the entire team.

To cut them out completely, they're going to be like,

"This is no ownership of mine."

-Right. I agree.

-OK.

So, I'm Mahsa. I'm going to be directing this. This is my team.

The actors that are not in gym clothes,

you're going to go with this lady, the blonde right here.

We had 20 extras, and they needed to act out

holding the popcorn and working out

and they also needed to act out the reaction

to the person who was working out with the popcorn.

-Got it. OK.

-You got it?

'Liza, Poppy, and I were shopping,'

'so we have no idea what was discussed or anything'

while we were gone.

OK, so, now you guys are helping with the creative.

They're going to take care of the food and the stuff and you help with creative.

'When we got to the gym,'

strategically, Mahsa probably realised

that she wasn't giving us enough responsibility to pin on us,

so she quickly changed it

and tried to give us the creative part.

So, she wants you to have one of these cams.

And you just turn it on here.

Essentially, we're just told,

"Grab the flip camera and record."

So if we failed in that responsibility,

she could use that as an excuse to bring us into the boardroom.

Action!

Beautiful!

We're going to film two. We're going to film them walking

and, like, holding hands and kind of gazing in each other's eyes.

And then we're going to film another one.

'We wanted to be outside so we could generate the biggest scene.'

What better place than the heart of Manhattan, Fifth Avenue,

right out in front of Trump Tower?

I want you to run from behind and just whack him.

-It's going to be right here.

-Do you want him on the outside?

I want him on the outside.

I need you to swap positions. I need you to be on the outside.

What we decided to do was

have this prankster... instigate a popcorn fight.

Three, two... Action!

Aah!

So, basically, I run around and harass six different groups of people

and ultimately got them involved in a popcorn fight.

And cut.

Perfect. Great job, guys. That was fantastic.

-Hello, Ivanka.

-How's it going, project manager?

-Thank you for coming to see us. It's going very good.

-I didn't have to go far.

-No, we did this for your convenience.

-So, what's going on?

-We're trying to have a huge... like, a pillow fight...

-OK.

..to stop traffic, to have everybody looking

and popcorn flying everywhere.

I don't necessarily see this viral video as catching ablaze on the internet.

I think it could be funny if executed well. I just don't know if it has the potential to be hilarious.

Let's go ahead. Let's get everyone else informed.

Keep going. Come on. Really work out.

Really work out, sir. Come on. You can do it, Matt.

Now get a wide shot.

He's going to be working out and eating popcorn at the same time.

And it's just catching the reactions.

Mahsa seems to be doing a great job.

I mean, she really looks like what I would imagine a director would be doing.

Go. Start working out.

-Get a wider shot.

-Cut!

You keep doing the same thing and you can tone it down a little.

Just a little more natural and just grab it. And nobody else talk.

'I see a couple of the team members seem to be a little bit MIA, a little bit quiet.

-'Perhaps she's taking too much control.'

-Excellent!

'But if she's the one making all the decisions,'

it's going to be very hard for her to say someone else is at fault.

Very good. That was great.

Y'all walk back and stand, you know, right back here

on the other side of this guy with the umbrella, right over there.

Here comes the final scene.

We've got our extras standing around in pouring rain.

Don't shoot down. Shoot up if you can because I don't want

any wet popcorn on the ground.

And you look around, and we're already drawing a huge crowd, even before we ever start.

So I was pumped. I was happy.

Roll it. Three, two, one!

Action!

Hey!

Whoo!

Yeah!

What's more fun than shutting down midtown Manhattan

in front of the Trump building!

And if this thing doesn't go viral, then there's no such thing as viral.

ALL: Share some!

If we fail, it was purely because of the concept

and purely because Popcorn, Indiana

doesn't think that it was too funny to be hitting people over the head

with a bag of popcorn. I think it was a huge risk

and, win or lose, Clint took the risk.

Share some!

I like this take right here

where the guy gets hit in the face.

Yeah, this is fantastic. Watch this.

That's a good angle!

It's pretty in-your-face.

There's an audience of kids that we might be pushing the envelope with.

< That is awesome!

Yeah, that's good.

Yeah, yeah, yes. Right there. Let's get that whole thing.

It really worked out. This is phenomenal.

It's just so frustrating seeing the footage

that's being picked to be edited.

It's not funny. It's so boring.

I'm just going to say something.

If this doesn't work for us, we might just try to use something funny,

-something that people would click on.

-This is what's going to work,

and we have no time to change it.

We're going to pick the funniest thing that we have with all the footage.

There is no other way to cut this footage.

Tyana, the entire time, was saying that she didn't like

any of the ideas we were coming up with.

That's just so she could protect herself in the boardroom.

That's crystal clear to me.

She didn't contribute anything creatively to this task.

I'm not going back. I mean, right?

Let's make it work with what we have. It's the only thing we have.

Mahsa shut me down.

I want to tell her so much I'm on her side

and so I'm just watching us drown.

And it's so frustrating.

I just can't imagine us winning this task.

-Hey, Charlie. How are you?

-Good, Hitesh. How are you?

-Good.

-Ready to see some videos?

-Yeah. I'm excited to see them.

Excellent. So, the first one is the women's team. OK.

-Lunch-break Workout.

-All right.

What do you think, Charlie?

I think it's funny.

I mean, the general idea of eating popcorn while you work out, I think, is an absurd premise.

I mean, you don't obviously

typically see people eating while working out.

On the other hand, maybe they didn't go far enough with it.

From a brand standpoint, I think it's all about enjoyment and bringing the essence of the brand out.

So we'll see what the next one has...has to do with it.

This one's called Kettle Corn Chaos.

ALL: Share some!

ALL: Share some!

-"To be continued..." Wow.

-So there...there's more.

-Can't wait. Exactly.

-That one made me laugh. There was popcorn everywhere.

-Exactly.

-Something exciting is happening.

It's a little violent, you know.

-It is there's someone standing in the street...

-Very true.

..and somebody comes up and hits them with a bag of popcorn.

From a brand perspective, I don't know if you guys want to get across the message that,

-"If you like our popcorn, you'll go hit people in the face with it."

-Right.

-They're two good videos - you have a tough choice.

-We have a tough choice ahead of us.

Clint.

-Yes, sir?

-Do you think you won?

-I really do, sir. Yes, sir.

-Why?

-Concept.

You always say, "Go big or go home."

We decided to go big. And we wanted to make a spectacle,

and I think we did that.

-Anand, do you think you won?

-I am very confident that we won.

-What did you think of your project manager?

-I think he was excellent.

You know, after the first few weeks,

it was a breath of fresh air to have a leader like Clint.

Thank you.

Wade, why didn't you step up as project manager?

I tried to step up. And I told you I'd step up,

and I went in, and I...and I had a conversation with Clint.

Clint had said that he wanted to be project manager. I didn't want to go and fight

and get our team started on the wrong foot. And in the end, I thought

it was best for our team to stick to our plan. I'm stepping up next week.

Steuart, let me ask you a question. Was David a distraction?

David really wasn't there most of the project

due to a dental malfunction.

What happened, David?

A bagel split my tooth in half and I had to have it surgically removed yesterday.

A bagel did this to your tooth? This is New York. We have great bagels.

Seriously, how did that happen? What happened?

I had a root canal in the tooth,

and they put a temporary filling in it,

and they said it was good to go.

And when I pulled the bagel,

I pulled part of the tooth one way, and the other one stayed in. Ugh.

Are you in pain right now?

Sir, I am, but, you know, I'm here for a reason.

Steuart, did you have a better team without David?

I think we had an excellent team.

-Without David?

-Well, David wasn't there. So we had an excellent team.

And you think you won?

I'm very confident we won.

Mm-hmm.

How do you think you did, Mahsa?

I think we did excellent, Mr Trump.

That means you won.

Yes. I... No, no. I think we won.

-I don't know.

-That's a great answer.

-Brandy...how are we doing?

-We're doing great.

How do you think your team did?

I'm really confident in our video. I think it's excellent.

Do any of you feel that maybe you're not so hot in terms of your video, or do you really like it?

-Ohh. Ohh. Tyana.

-Shocker.

-Why shocker?

-Weakest member of the team.

-The who? The what?

-That's who should be fired, Mr Trump.

The biggest member of the team?

-And the weakest.

-Oh, the weakest?

Well, that's a pretty tough statement.

-Do you think she is the weakest member of your team?

-Absolutely. I thought that last week, too.

I think she's been the weakest on every single task since the beginning, Mr Trump.

-Tyana, you probably shouldn't have raised your hand.

-She didn't help at all.

-She took herself out of this from the very beginning.

-No, I didn't.

-This is a creative...

-Absolutely not.

-She didn't help with the concept.

She didn't help with the execution. She didn't help with the editing.

-Now, if your team wins, would you take that back?

-No! No.

-Mr Trump.

-Go ahead.

-I'm not fake.

The minute we walked into our war room, everyone started brainstorming.

Nobody was going for guerrilla marketing. I'm like, "Girls, this is not an event.

"This is not what we're supposed to be doing."

So, you didn't like the concept?

-What was your idea, Tyana?

-It wasn't. My point is...

What was your idea? Did you want us to just sit around and just wait?

We had a deadline. 12:00 noon.

-Can you let me know when I can talk?

-You can talk.

-Thank you.

Um, I...I... My whole point is, we didn't do the task. We didn't complete...

-So, do you think you lost?

-I think we lost.

All right, I want to see this viral video of the women.

-Are you happy with that, Mahsa?

-Yes, I'm happy with it.

-Clint, what'd you think of it?

-I think we won, Mr Trump.

-You don't like it?

-I think we knocked their socks off.

-Steuart?

-Part of the definition of what we were tasked to do

was to create, in essence, a stunt,

and what we did was pulled off a stunt.

And in that video, I did not really see a stunt.

All right. I want to see the men's video right now.

ALL: Share some!

Wow.

Not impressed, Mr Trump.

I thought it was disrespectful to the product.

I didn't think that that was an event, a stunt.

It was the guys throwing popcorn at each other.

We only shut down Fifth Avenue.

Well, you know what was interesting to me?

-Tyana was laughing.

-Because Tyana's evil.

-Well, Tyana was laughing.

Tyana, did you think it was...

I thought it was way better than ours. It was an event. They made it look like a crowd.

"Made it look like a crowd"? We closed down Fifth Avenue. We shut down Fifth Avenue.

During rush hour, Mr Trump. We drew a crowd. In the rain.

-Right. I mean, that is an event.

-In the rain,

we had people with umbrellas standing three lanes out

-into Fifth Avenue and the street was literally shut down.

-OK.

Ivanka, give me the pros and cons of the men's team, please.

The executive loved the fact that the video made him laugh out loud.

He really appreciated that. He loved the spontaneous quality of the video

and that it was really an event. It was a large staged event.

What he thought was a negative was

he thought the brand's tag line was hard to hear.

It wasn't very clearly articulated.

-He also thought that you guys were a bit violent with the product.

-Mm-hmm.

Don, the women's team.

For the women, they thought it was a clever idea.

It was a, you know, fun concept.

I think the irony of eating popcorn while working out, you know,

created a juxtaposition that they actually liked. The cons were that

it was kind of casual, looked a little contrived, not necessarily guerrilla,

and that it didn't really go far enough. It was a little bit limited,

it wasn't as extreme as it could have probably been.

OK. Are you ready?

Yes, sir.

My wonderful friend and executive from Popcorn, Indiana

thought very distinctly...

that the men's team...

-..did a better job.

-Yes!

Clint, congratulations.

Thank you, sir.

As your reward, you're going to meet

a great gentleman, a great publisher and editor,

-the head of Forbes Magazine, Mr Steve Forbes.

-Oh, yes!

-And you'll really enjoy Steve. He's a fantastic guy.

-Thank you, sir.

-So good luck, and give him my regards.

-I will, sir. Thank you so much.

OK. Go back to your suite. You can watch on television if you'd like. I have a feeling you'll be watching.

Minus one tooth, and we still prevail. Ha ha!

Women, stay here.

One of you is about to be fired.

So, Tyana, what happened?

You saw what happened, Mr Trump.

I tried so many times to get us in the right direction.

Do you agree that the executive was correct?

-Yes.

-You thought the men did a better job.

-It was an event!

And it was interesting, and there was...there was a crowd. And...

I think you're actually focusing on the right thing, the fact that...

I feel that your video was not responsive to the task.

-It really wasn't an event. It was a commercial.

-Can I ask you something?

-Yes.

-If I... Going into the gym to film, I had less than an hour,

it was like war, I was trying to coordinate.

-Are you a bad time manager?

-Absolutely not.

-We left at four...

-Everyone had the same amount of time.

We left at 4:15 because of the time the gym would close.

I had to coordinate 50 people.

I asked Liza, Tyana, and Poppy to help me, just like...

But didn't you choose the location of the gym?

-We did.

-So how can you complain about that?

Because what I'm saying, Mr Trump, is Tyana should have helped us

push ours a little bit more. I directed the...

Shouldn't you have delegated that to someone else?

You knew that she was against the concept and you still opted

to put her in a position to direct something she didn't believe in.

She was just being negative. Everyone was part of the creative concept.

She, Liza, Poppy would also help direct this.

I wasn't going to leave them out and have them come here...

Liza, you're rolling your eyes.

The reason I'm doing that is because

if she really thought that we were really strong at the concept,

she shouldn't have sent us to take care of the shopping list.

-We took turns with operations.

-So you blame your project manager?

Well, she's trying to say that we lost because of Tyana and Poppy and, I'm guessing, me.

-No, not Poppy.

-And what about Liza? Did you lose because of Liza?

Mr Trump, I was alone...

Did you lose because of Liza?

Liza wasn't around when...

The...most vital part of this is when we were executing the task

-and I didn't have any help.

-And we were shopping.

Mahsa, if you did it all by yourself and you lost,

why shouldn't I fire you?

Because, Mr Trump, as a leader,

you have to delegate people to come assist you.

Ah, but Liza's telling me you were not a good leader.

-So, Stephanie.

-Yes.

-If you were me, who would you fire?

-I would fire... Look, it's easy to say right now...

-No, no, no. Look. I'm asking you a very simple...

-Tyana. I would fire Tyana.

-Tyana?

-She's the one that didn't want to do the concept.

-But she didn't come up with any other solutions.

Is Mahsa able to take direction? If you guys gave her good ideas, was she able to listen to those ideas,

or would she only go with what she's thinking? cos she seems very tough.

She would say, "OK, guys. What do you think about this? OK. Done."

-That's what she would do.

-What idea did you have?

-That's not true.

-It was a collaborative team effort.

-Help me, Brandy.

I was taught, and I think this is great advice for everybody on the team,

don't come to me with your problems unless you have a solution.

Exactly.

-So you're telling me that Tyana maybe was against, but she had no ideas.

-Correct. Exactly. Exactly.

So you're opposed to Tyana, not your project manager?

-I certainly think that Mahsa did a great job.

-Why?

-Because I think that once...

-You lost. She was project manager.

No, it's true, but a lot of us...

-Tyana disagreed with what she was doing, and you lost.

-She didn't offer a solution.

That's true.

Who would you fire, Liza?

I would fire...

I would actually fire Tyana.

-Wow.

-Whoa!

-Whoa.

-What? Did she say Tyana?

-That was a critical error on Liza's part.

-Oh, how crazy!

She's afraid of Mahsa. That's why.

-Mahsa, you escaped!

-Let me tell you why I would do that, Mr Trump...

-Huh?

-She's that... Let me tell you why.

-Who's that weak...Liza?

No, we were all sitting, editing the video.

We all wanted to make sure the best impact was being made.

We had already done the footage.

-Kelly. Kelly.

-You don't get to check out of a business

-because you don't agree with what's going on.

-I never checked out.

-You have an obligation to give 150% every time.

-I did.

-Doesn't she do that?

-I did. I did.

-She didn't this week.

You think, Kelly, she takes a backseat?

I did not take a backseat.

-Do you think she's a complainer?

-Yes.

-But she doesn't offer solutions.

-Yes.

Poppy, what do you think?

I have to be honest. During the editing process, I didn't feel a whole lot of support from you.

It wasn't funny! I sat there, and they were picking out reactions.

OK, but you have to move forward together.

Right. So I completely...

As soon as they decided this is the task, I said, "OK, fine. Whatever you want me to do."

No, no, no, no. But your answer to that was, you didn't think it was funny, and that's why.

-No, no, no. No, no. I never removed myself.

-You removed yourself.

-You did. Everyone here says that you did.

-I did not check out, Mr Trump.

I got a question for you guys. Do you think that if you made

-the video a little bit more extreme that it would have been more viral?

-Exactly.

-Yes!

The concept was not the problem.

You just said yes, Mahsa, but I actually specifically heard you say, "Tone it down. That's too much."

You're agreeing with me, cos I was there watching you guys.

-With certain actors... One of the actors was scaring people.

-But if they were extreme,

wouldn't that be viral? Isn't that the definition of what you were

-looking for?

-It was too much.

-And you said to tone it down.

With that actor, it was too much.

All right.

Mahsa, pick two people to come back into the boardroom.

Tyana and Liza.

OK, everybody go out.

The three of you, you'll come back. Somebody will be fired.

Amanda, let them in.

Ladies, you can go back in now.

Mr Trump's ready for you.

Mahsa...

earlier you called Tyana evil.

Do you believe that?

I think that she's lazy.

I think she's been a weak member

from the very beginning of this entire competition,

which is why every single person in here

told you that she should be fired, that she checked out of this task.

-That is true, though, Tyana. Everybody did say.

-Mr Trump...

You know, this wasn't... Wait.

But this was not like, you know, like most people.

No, no. Because I was the only one

-who opposed the idea and was so verbal about it.

-Absolutely not.

-So they're saying that I wasn't...

It's actually easier for them to say that the project manager should be fired without upsetting Mahsa.

Liza, you're nodding in agreement. Do you think Tyana was the weak link?

Well, at the end of the day, we had a task, and the concept was picked by the project manager.

-So you either show up or you go home.

-And I showed up!

-You showed up, and you sat in the corner. You showed up and...

-I didn't. I was sitting...

-I sat next to her and watched it!

-We were hustling to put this thing together.

And you know what? If you had this tremendous vision

-that you say that you had...

-I never said I had a vision.

..that we were going in the wrong way, why wouldn't you help us?! I was by myself.

Why didn't you come and help me push the envelope?

But, Tyana, the executive actually did like the idea.

They just felt it wasn't taken far enough.

Mahsa, you're a very strong person,

and you've had very, very strong opinions

about all of the other project managers.

You were a project manager, and you lost.

I'm tremendously disappointed in myself. I think I did a really good job at rallying the troops.

-Do you think you're weaker than you thought when you walked into the task?

-Absolutely not.

-I don't think that.

-You don't think this was a failure on your part?

No. I lost. It was a failure. I was the project manager.

I can take responsibility.

And, Liza, what I did find interesting was the fact that you said Tyana was the weakest.

So you obviously agree with Mahsa.

No, cos at the end of the day, we finished shooting and we came back, and that's what we have.

You know, you have what you have in your hand.

You know what amazes me about Liza?

You attack Liza all the time, Mahsa, and yet she's defending you.

Well, I'm not really strictly defending her.

Liza, are you just afraid to go against Mahsa one-on-one?

They're all afraid to go against her!

Everyone's not afraid!

Why would they be afraid?

I'm tough. I'm strong.

Don't say you're tough.

You know what the worst thing is?

-I'm not harsh...

-Quiet. You know what the worst thing is?

People that say they're tough. Usually people that say they're tough are the least tough.

OK? So don't say you're tough.

OK.

What do you have to say, Tyana?

I tried from the very beginning to steer the team in the right direction.

I think the weakness was in the concept.

Tyana, you're railing against the concept, but the executive liked the concept.

So where were you the rest of the time? We understand you disagreed.

To add to what Ivanka said, it was not a slaughter. It was very close.

-He really just felt that you didn't take it quite far enough.

-Right.

Tyana, the fact that every single member of the team wanted you fired,

don't you think that has to have an influence on me?

Now, I like to think of myself as a total independent, all right?

But don't you think that when I go through Poppy and Brandy and everybody...

Liza, who, frankly, I don't even think she can like Mahsa...

-I don't even understand why Liza is saying that.

-..Liza said you should be fired.

Mr Trump, you're the final decision.

-She thought you were on cruise control.

-I was not on cruise control.

She thought you were a critic.

There's nothing I hate more than a critic when they knock somebody

-that works their ass off...

-I was not a critic.

-Listen to me.

They knock, but they don't have any ideas themselves.

The problem is, you didn't have an idea yourself.

Tyana, you're fired.

Go. Go.

-That was not easy.

-It was not.

-That was not easy.

-No.

-She wasn't going to be strong going forward, though.

-That was very tough.

Mr Trump did not make the right decision.

Mahsa should have been the one going home tonight.

But when the whole team turned against me, he had no choice.

I'm disappointed that my experience ended so soon,

But I feel I gave everything I could,

and I wouldn't change any of it.

'Rockport presents next steps.'

Since leaving The Apprentice and working with the Trumps,

I realised that I want to stay in the real-estate business.

I'm really good with people, and I'm really good in sales,

so why would I leave something that I'm good at?

So look me up, America. Let me be your real-estate agent.