Trump’s unsuccessful TV show more successful than his real estate empire

March 8, 2009, 5:25 pm · 1 comment

donald_trump_hairDonald Trump’s ratings-challenged Apprentice TV show has already been cancelled and brought back from the dead once. His real estate empire may not be so lucky.

The partnership behind the Trump Ocean Resort Baja, a luxury hotel-condo project in Mexico, has gone belly up, costing scores of small investors more than $32 million. Investors have been told they won’t get a penny back.

The Mexican problems couldn’t come at a worse time for Trump. His casino company filed for bankruptcy protection last month. He also having trouble making payments on his Trump International Hotel & Tower in Chicago.

“I can’t even stand to see Trump’s face on TV,” said Linda Drake, one of his Mexican investors.

Who cares about the collapse of his real estate empire? We’re waiting for the collapse of his hair. That’ll be worthy of an hour long special. They’ll replay it over and over in slowmo like one of those imploding buildings.

SOURCE: Breitbart

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Robbins Mitchell March 8, 2009, 5:43 pm at 5:43 pm

Maybe he could do a show called “Celebrity Combover”

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