Trump: ‘Most of the Powerful Men Running Companies Are Having Affairs’

As you may know, Boeing chief executive officer Harry Stonecipher was asked to resign after having an extra-marital affair with a female executive who was a lot younger and fairly attractive. It’s highly unusual that someone in his position would get fired for an affair, especially when it was consensual. No one was coerced, no one got a better job, more money, or any of that stuff. If you really did a poll, I would bet you most of the powerful men running companies are having affairs.

In an episode labeled “Recap,” he asked women to give him credit for firing Audrey Evans, “the best-looking woman ever on The Apprentice” for “totally [losing] control of her emotions:”

She had the look. Boy, did she have the look, but she didn’t have the leadership … Because Audrey’s beauty was so intense, at the end of the show the cameras got me slumped over in a chair saying, “Well, at least I didn’t bring back the best-looking one.” Ladies, I hope you give me some credit for that.

Interestingly, he also discussed Hillary Clinton’s political prowess, calling her a “really, really great person” and expressing support for her as a potential woman president. “Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, should try for the job [of President],” he said. “A significant majority of those women polled said that a female president would be better than a male president in handling domestic issues.”