Last night's Apprentice

[kiltboy 0]

OK,

Am I the only one that was waiting for Kwame to fire Omarossa last night?

Next week should be entertaining.

David

[ryand96 0]

I wish he would have. I don't know why he would have chose her in the first place. It almost seemed as if she is being incompetent on purpose. You're fired.

[bbarnhouse 0]

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Am I the only one that was waiting for Kwame to fire Omarossa last night?

You must be watching a re-run!

[ryand96 0]

You obviously didn't watch last night

[attached 0]

I'm with you.

[Orchid 0]

I'm with you on that one....the woman is useless and out to get him. She blantly lied to him about the phone call....I'd kick her @ss out of there so fast she wouldn't know what hit her.

"Love is doing small things with great love."

Lacrosse: Legally beating men with sticks since 1492

[stateofnature 0]

Kwame not firing Omarossa could lead to his being fired altogether. When Trump reviews the tapes, and sees that Kwame knows something is amiss, he'll drop him.

What kind of CEO just rolls over like that? Kwame should have givin Omarossa the wrist snap "your fired" and made Apprentice history.

My vote turned to Bill when I saw that passive move.

[skymama 37]

I wonder if Trump will hold it against him next week if Kwame doesn't fire Omarossa, since he made that little speech about how you need to get rid of people who are disloyal. He said they are his employees, she needs to be fired.

I saw some of them on Oprah yesterday. Omarossa tried pulling out the race card, saying there's always a black woman hired on reality programming just so they can edit the program to make them look like bitches. Oprah asked, "so you didn't really say or do all those things?" and her defense was they only showed the bad side of her, not the good side.

She is Da Man, and you better not mess with Da Man,
because she will lay some keepdown on you faster than, well, really fast. ~Billvon

[lawrocket 3]

I agree. Omarosa sold him out, and Trump will recognize that Kwame didn't can her on the spot.

I also noticed that Troy was on to it, and was doing his best to help.

And to think, she "got plenty of love Thursday at Ebony magazine's awards luncheon" honoring outstanding women in marketing and communications a few weeks back.

Then again, she may still be suffering from the sequellae of the self-diagnosed concussion.

My wife is hotter than your wife.

[murphyka 0]

Omarrosa is just flat out useless trash! I can't stand her!!!

I think the reason that Kwame didn't fire her is because he doesn't think that he can at this point. He is just supposed to do with what he has right now. I hope that the teams get to go in the board room with them so that Trump can give her a piece of his mind and embarrass her on National TV.

There was talk on the radio this morning that there might have been a person on each team that is suppose to be sabatoging the team to see how the PM's manage the situations. That could very well be.

Blue Skies!!!
Kimmy

[lawrocket 3]

I know this sounds bad, but I was thinking of a "Chappelle's Show" bit on this.

What if Chappelle's SHow did a "Keeping it Real" segment with Kwame and Omorosa?

My wife is hotter than your wife.

[tigra 0]

I definitely thought Kwame should have fired her. I don't know why he took her to begin with. I remember the first time they had to pick teams and she was LAST to be chosen; the team that got her had no choice. I can't help but wonder is she is deliberately sabotauging (sp?) the team.

And the Oprah thing was such BS. It IS true that every reality show seems to pick at least one person who is difficult to get along with and will cause tension. Race has nothing to do with it. Anyone remember Puck from one of the first Real Worlds?? I think he started the trend, and he's as white as they get!

Trump has to love her though, because I can't be the only one who tuned in week after week waiting for her to get fired! The woman America loves to hate!

[skymama 37]

Just for fun, I just did a Google search on her name. There are 665 entries! I found this except interesting:

March 15, 2004

>By Ed Henry,

>Roll Call Staff


>Omarosa Manigault- Stallworth, just recently fired by Donald Trump on NBC's "The Apprentice," tells HOH that she's already thinking about runs for Congress and the White House.


>But there could be a little problem that might complicate matters: Former associates say Manigault-Stallworth's time in the Clinton administration was a bit rockier than has been suggested. In fact, the reality TV star apparently faced about as much back-biting during her time as a political appointee as she did on the reality show.


>"She was not well-liked," said one senior Democrat who worked with Manigault-Stallworth in the office of then-Vice President Al Gore. "She was well-portrayed . I would like to see the outtakes that they didn't use."
>

>Manigault-Stallworth first served as a junior-level scheduler for Gore, before moving on to the presidential personnel office in the White House. Then trouble developed in 2000 when she applied for a relatively senior position in a technology office at the Commerce Department.


>A Commerce official called Gore's top administrator, Mary Margaret Overby, to verify some information about Manigault-Stallworth. Overby grew upset when she was told that Manigault-Stallworth claimed she had been a senior adviser to Gore at a "vastly inflated" salary, according to a top official, so Commerce and the staffer parted ways.


>In an e-mail response to HOH last week, the now-retired Overby wrote: "You know the thing that bothers me the most about this is that we had a marvelous, committed, hard-working staff at the White House, and particularly in the VP's office. Now, because of that stupid TV show, who is the American public going to remember as having been on that staff? Omarosa, who was neither committed nor hard-working, and certainly not marvelous."


>In two cellphone calls last week, Manigault-Stallworth responded that Overby "was a great person" who "kept everything straight" in the Gore operation. But she added that it was "ridiculous" for any former colleague to suggest that the information she submitted to Commerce was wrong.


>"I'm glad all of this stuff is coming out before I run for office," Manigault-Stallworth said half in jest. "I really am glad that we can resolve all of this now so I can get on with my life."


>Manigault-Stallworth asserted that Commerce officials were unhappy that she had been sent to the department by the White House because they had someone else in mind for the job. As a result, one official in particular "tried to make my time at Commerce a tortuous process."


>She sharply denied that she was pushed out. "I actually went to the White House and said, 'I can't take the torture anymore,'" she recalled.


>Sound a little like her time duking it out with other women on the Trump show? "No," she responded coolly. "One is entertainment, one is politics."


>The 30-year-old Manigault-Stallworth said she's hard at work on the entertainment piece these days as she takes a look at acting options and tries to pitch herself as the host of a talk show. But she is also helping to raise money for the Democratic National Committee's African-American Leadership Council and is thinking about a run for Congress in a few years. She's even given thought to a bid for the White House down the road.


>"My ambition is to run for Congress and then eventually maybe run for the ultimate office in the land," she said, adding that she already knows where she will seek a House seat. "I'm an Ohio girl through and through."


>As for the back-biting, she said with a laugh, "It's just so interesting that the same people who are calling you with this horrible stuff are probably the same people calling and asking me for contacts in the Trump organization. It's the same old Washington stuff."

She is Da Man, and you better not mess with Da Man,
because she will lay some keepdown on you faster than, well, really fast. ~Billvon

[hooked 0]

She definitely should be fired by her employer! What was he thinking when he chose her anyway??? For his sake, he really should 'fire' her, he needs to protect himself. I can't believe she lied like that!!!!

J

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Sometimes we're just being Humans.....But we're always Human Beings.

[RozeAY 0]

I'm not sure if Kwame could fire her. I think I remember hearing a comment about he would if he could. But I could be wrong. I don't understand why he chose her second and not last. Because now Trump can grill him on having chose her and not having been stuck with her.

Anyone catch Saturday Night Live last week? Trump hosted it and made fun of Omarosa. It was hilarious.

[PhreeZone 20]

I rather liked the commercial with Sam in it for the Miss America contest

Yesterday is history
And tomorrow is a mystery

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[bbarnhouse 0]

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You obviously didn't watch last night

Yes I watched it.
But I also watched the one where Om was fired by Trump

[Vertifly 0]

Sometimes I get the impression that he fires the LESS-WEAK person if there are two people showing mistakes. For some reason, it seems (to me) just like TRUMPHs nature. That way, he would be almost sure that the weaker person will probably get booted in the next few episodes because they're clumsy.

This has happened on like three episodes thus far.

[ltdiver 3]

I've come to the conclusion that Omarosa is a Trump plant from the beginning. I mean, who would...could...should be so incredibly dense in real life?

--The 'better than you' attitude she had on the very first show.
--The head trauma with the plaster piece falling on her head. And then playing basketball in the street while she should have been working.
--Dismissing the doctor sent to her (on request) and demanding to go to the ER.
--The fight she had with Heidi on if they should take lunch.
--Bursting in on Trump's meeting, uninvited, to 'plead her case' just before she was fired.
--Putting off her assignment over wanting to eat a meal with Kwame's Team, and putting his Apprenticeship in jeopardy. Blatantly lying about it when questioned.
--Shirking her duty.

She's the one who kept us all viewing...and Trump brought her back so we'd all tune in again. Trump's not stupid.

ltdiver

Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon

[FallinWoman 1]

Trump brought back the last six people to be fired to create the teams to work for Kwame and Bill.

Makes me wonder if he purposely waited to fire Omarosa until she was one of those last six....just to bring her back for ratings purposes.

She should have been fired a lot sooner than she was, but then she wouldn't have been brought back....

~Anne

I'm a Doll!!!!

[bbarnhouse 0]

Ohhhhhhh.I missed all of that
Course I don't watch tv often and thought this was a re-run.
Sounds to me a lot like "As the Prop Churns"

[ltdiver 3]

b^2,

Catch it on Wednesday night. Wednesdays are the re-runs of the week before. Thursdays are the new show for the week.

This episode is worth viewing.

ltdiver

Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon