mark burnett who did survivor, a great guy. i don't know him. i have the trump bring in central park. i took it and fixed it, made it great. it is the number one rink in the world for ice skating. they wanted to do cbs, les morlan, another great guy. they wanted to do a survivor set live. so they built a jungle on the ice-skating rink with the buildings behind. and mark burnett called me, he said i have a content for a show, and i'll only do it if you do it. i said, what is the show? he said you are hiring people and ultimately you are firing people. he didn't use that word. this was really the first of a kind. it has been copied 15 different times, the apprentice has been copied. i'm happy to say every single one of them has been a failure. you know all the people that have done them. i said, let's take a look, and we did it. i have an agent from william morris. a big agent actually. he said it will never work. don't do it. you will embarrass yourself. i said i have a problem. i shook hands with mark burnett. he said don't do it. i'm not going

i shook hands with mark burnett. he said don't do it. i demand, i will not let you embarrass yourself. problem. a two things people don't know, my hair, which it really is. you know that. i hope you know that. also i'm an honorable person. most people do not know that either. [laughter] but they assume i'm not. because i am in the real estate business in new york. but they assume i'm not. i shook hands. i shook hands with the head of nbc. i shook hands with mark brunett. he was very angry. anyway, the show goes on. it started at a 10, it went to 8. m is massive, you have hundreds of shows. -- 10 is massive, you have hundreds of shows. it wasn't expected to be successful. they thought to have a successful show you have to have women as a preponderance of the audience, and what one more to watch donald trump. -- whatry insulted woman will want to watch donald trump ? i was very insulted. it went to the number one show in the world. i was the number one show in the country, number one television show. and the agent called me up, and he said

i said i shook hands with nbc and mark burnett. i have to do it. he said don't do it. i'm not going to let you embarrass yourself. i said, i have a problem. i happened to be -- two things they don't know. my hair, which it really is. i think you know that. i hope you know that. also i'm an honorable person. but i shook hands. they assume i'm not. that's because i'm in the real estate business in new york. they assume i'm not. i shook hands with the head of nbc and mark burnett, i have to do it. anyway, the show goes on. it started at 10:00. it went to 8:00. 10:00 is massive. so everyone was shocked. and it was not supposed to do well. there was a critic in "the washington post" who said to have a successful show you have to have women as a preponderance of the audience and what woman is going to want to watch donald trump. i was insulted. so it went on at 10:00, went to 8:00, went to 5:00 and went to one. i've had the number one show in the world. i was the number one show in the country. and the agent called me up and said, donald, could i see you? i said about what.

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. >> mark burnett's people do most of the gogs, and so -- but we also have to incorporate sony into it steve and holly jacobs and the sony crew has turned into i'm only doing it on -- i started this before the hack, before there was any awareness of the hack. it was something that i had already pushed them to do in the first place knowing that, look, when you hit send on a tweet, a facebook post, a text, or an e-mail, the minute you hit send, you lose ownership of it. whoever you send it to now control that is message. they can do whatever they want. they can put it anywhere they want and you have no idea. but you don't lose responsibility for that. >> how do you feel as someone that works with sony to see them crippled by this attack? >> i feel bad for the people. for me i feel horrible for the people. you know, the way the media is kind of -- you talk about me spinning it to my advantage, right? i mean, the media -- here we are talking about it. it's turned into a big story, and there's a lot of collateral damage. all of the people whose personal information who just happened to work