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Seriously right! Like anyone needed to know that.
God bless ari gold for that phrase
I think mr trump needs to hear that from me
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Looks like another Trump TV Masterpiece is coming!! 
Parents looking to pressure their sons and daughters to working in the family business just gained an ally in their quest: Donald Trump!
New York Magazine reports Trump Productions is currently pitching ‘Keep It in the Family’ to various broadcast and cable networks, and simply because The Donald is attached to it, we’re bound to come across it one night (possibly this year?) when we’re halfway deep into a bag of Lays.
‘Keep It in the Family’ has nothing to do with incest – but rather, the next best thing, which is family feuding! The show would focus on mothers and fathers who own their own businesses and are working hard to convince their kids, who have their own careers, to follow in their footsteps (but really, it’s so the ‘rentals can retire early and go crochet something or go shoot something in a field and skin it themselves).
This doesn’t sound like it’d be a reality show, unless the kids make their parents complete unreasonably unpleasant tasks before they agree to begin work in the family business. If that were the case, then one episode of this show would be better than an entire “Fear Factor” marathon. But alternatively, we could just be talking about a documentary-type thing, which might not as exciting to digest…but would certainly capitalize on the rare and magnificent instances of when a kid has something a parent wants.
NYMagazine.com
Parents looking to pressure their sons and daughters to working in the family business just gained an ally in their quest: Donald Trump!
New York Magazine reports Trump Productions is currently pitching ‘Keep It in the Family’ to various broadcast and cable networks, and simply because The Donald is attached to it, we’re bound to come across it one night (possibly this year?) when we’re halfway deep into a bag of Lays.
‘Keep It in the Family’ has nothing to do with incest – but rather, the next best thing, which is family feuding! The show would focus on mothers and fathers who own their own businesses and are working hard to convince their kids, who have their own careers, to follow in their footsteps (but really, it’s so the ‘rentals can retire early and go crochet something or go shoot something in a field and skin it themselves).
This doesn’t sound like it’d be a reality show, unless the kids make their parents complete unreasonably unpleasant tasks before they agree to begin work in the family business. If that were the case, then one episode of this show would be better than an entire “Fear Factor” marathon. But alternatively, we could just be talking about a documentary-type thing, which might not as exciting to digest…but would certainly capitalize on the rare and magnificent instances of when a kid has something a parent wants.
NYMagazine.com
U.S. Business Tycoon Trump Plans Investments In Georgia
June 26, 2010
TBILISI -- A Georgian-based international company says U.S. businessman Donald Trump is planning to invest in Georgia, RFE/RL's Georgian Service reports.
Maia Lomadze, public relations manager of the Silk Road Group, told RFE/RL on June 25 that the Trump Organization will jointly work with the Silk Road Group to invest in business projects in Tbilisi and the Georgian port city of Batumi.
Lomadze added that Trump Organization Vice President Michael Cohen will visit Georgia on June 29. She said Cohen will be in Georgia for two weeks during which large-scale joint business projects will be unveiled.
Lomadze did not say what type of projects the Trump Organization and Silk Road Group are working on.
Trump reportedly discussed the possibility of investing in Georgia in April during a meeting with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in New York City, where the Trump Organization is headquartered.
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June 26, 2010
TBILISI -- A Georgian-based international company says U.S. businessman Donald Trump is planning to invest in Georgia, RFE/RL's Georgian Service reports.
Maia Lomadze, public relations manager of the Silk Road Group, told RFE/RL on June 25 that the Trump Organization will jointly work with the Silk Road Group to invest in business projects in Tbilisi and the Georgian port city of Batumi.
Lomadze added that Trump Organization Vice President Michael Cohen will visit Georgia on June 29. She said Cohen will be in Georgia for two weeks during which large-scale joint business projects will be unveiled.
Lomadze did not say what type of projects the Trump Organization and Silk Road Group are working on.
Trump reportedly discussed the possibility of investing in Georgia in April during a meeting with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili in New York City, where the Trump Organization is headquartered.
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Georgia? Natural Gas?
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. Well he met with the President, the one that went to war with Russia. Surely they've talked about more than just condos? 
. Well he met with the President, the one that went to war with Russia. Surely they've talked about more than just condos? Work starts on Trump's Scottish golf course
LONDON — Building work began Thursday on US tycoon Donald Trump's luxury golf course in Scotland, the culmination of a four-year effort in the face of strong local opposition.
The one-billion-pound development on the coast in Aberdeenshire has progressed in fits and starts but the links finally won full planning permission Tuesday.
"Today my team will finally get to work and build the world's greatest golf course for Scotland and for the great game of golf," Trump said in a statement.
"We are building on the finest piece of land I have ever seen and we will turn it into a national jewel -- people will travel from around the world to play the course and experience its beauty."
The Scottish government gave its backing last year for the development -- which will include a hotel, 950 holiday apartments and 500 residential homes -- though planning permission is still needed for areas such as the clubhouse.
Edinburgh backed the project despite objections from residents, who say it will damage the local environment. Protesters say they have bought a strip of land in the middle of the estate to try to hold up the development.
The first phase of the work, which is expected to conclude in 2012, will include the creation of construction access routes, followed by the detailed shaping of the golf course.
Donald Trump’s Apprentice Returns This Fall
Donald Trump’s Hit TV Show, “The Apprentice” will begin this fall in the Thursday 10-11 p.m. ET timeslot. Thus the Apprentice will take the place of an hour long romantic comedy series called “Love Bites.” Love Bites will debut later in the year.
This will be a “non-celebrity” Apprentice according to an NBC announcement. The Apprentice has had success with Celebrity Apprentice competitions the last few seasons.
This season of “The Apprentice” will give a job to one of 16 contestants who have had a rough time during this current economic recession. There will be recent graduates who have had difficulty finding jobs as well as bright prospects who have lost their jobs.
Among the advisors will be returning Trump associates Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and George Ross.
LONDON — Building work began Thursday on US tycoon Donald Trump's luxury golf course in Scotland, the culmination of a four-year effort in the face of strong local opposition.
The one-billion-pound development on the coast in Aberdeenshire has progressed in fits and starts but the links finally won full planning permission Tuesday.
"Today my team will finally get to work and build the world's greatest golf course for Scotland and for the great game of golf," Trump said in a statement.
"We are building on the finest piece of land I have ever seen and we will turn it into a national jewel -- people will travel from around the world to play the course and experience its beauty."
The Scottish government gave its backing last year for the development -- which will include a hotel, 950 holiday apartments and 500 residential homes -- though planning permission is still needed for areas such as the clubhouse.
Edinburgh backed the project despite objections from residents, who say it will damage the local environment. Protesters say they have bought a strip of land in the middle of the estate to try to hold up the development.
The first phase of the work, which is expected to conclude in 2012, will include the creation of construction access routes, followed by the detailed shaping of the golf course.
Donald Trump’s Apprentice Returns This Fall
Donald Trump’s Hit TV Show, “The Apprentice” will begin this fall in the Thursday 10-11 p.m. ET timeslot. Thus the Apprentice will take the place of an hour long romantic comedy series called “Love Bites.” Love Bites will debut later in the year.
This will be a “non-celebrity” Apprentice according to an NBC announcement. The Apprentice has had success with Celebrity Apprentice competitions the last few seasons.
This season of “The Apprentice” will give a job to one of 16 contestants who have had a rough time during this current economic recession. There will be recent graduates who have had difficulty finding jobs as well as bright prospects who have lost their jobs.
Among the advisors will be returning Trump associates Donald Trump Jr, Ivanka Trump, and George Ross.
^ And he and Ivanka take over ownership of the three casinos in Atlantic City (again) in two weeks, and he is readying four new golf courses (other than the Scotland project) that should all be ready later this year!! 
(These are courses/clubs he bought that are already in existence so he's just making them Trump-worthy...)
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^ Yup...even through the three bankruptcies his casinos have had- he got millions a year out of them up front for personal appearances and so on...even when they were worrying about keeping the doors open, he was getting (more) rich off of them... (Not to mention that his personal security detail, fleet of helicopters and jet plane as well as his 282 foot yacht the Trump Princess were all paid for by the casinos- not by him... just a little multi-million dollar side benefit...
(Not to mention that his personal security detail, fleet of helicopters and jet plane as well as his 282 foot yacht the Trump Princess were all paid for by the casinos- not by him... just a little multi-million dollar side benefit... - Status
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