Donald Trump Was a Creeper on the Set of ‘The Apprentice,’ Says Cast and Crew

The people who worked with Donald Trump on "The Apprentice" say he created an environment of unwanted sexual attention.

October 3, 2016

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Only days after the New York Timesdropped its bombshell story on Donald Trump's tax records that called into question the candidate's skills as a businessman, The Associated Press has released a new report that's taking aim at Trump's creepiness as a TV host.

The AP spoke with crew and contestants from The Apprentice, the hit reality competition series that made Trump a household name, even with people who didn't care about super wealthy Manhattanites. Those Apprentice veterans told reporters Trump created an environment of unwanted sexual attention and sexism on the set of the show, which aired from 2004 to 2015 (and almost started an actual race war).

Here's a taste of what some of those Apprentice insiders said about working with Trump.

He was attracted to a particular camera operator, who he thought looked like his daughter.

He wanted to know which female contestants the male contestants were into.

He was a breast man.

The Trump campaign has outright denied the claims, calling them "outlandish, unsubstantiated, and totally false," and referring to the accusers as "publicity hungry, opportunistic, disgruntled former employees."